anaheim-gazette 1907-11-07

RESH The Real Estate RUSHER What We Sold Last 60 Days Mrs. Haines' ranch Mr. Caldwell's house Mrs. Shepard's ranch Mr. Zimmerman house Mrs. Belle Pickett's ranch Mr. B. W. Fleteher's flat Mr. L. Bushard's ranch Mrs. Folsom's eight-room house Mr. Donal Starks' ranch Smith & Dean house Mr. ranch Mr. Carney, double flat Grim & Gahnal lot Resh's two lots Mr. Martin's two lots Mr. Armstrong's nine lots and house Mr. Donal Starks' ranch Smith & Dean house Mr. ranch Mr. Carney, double flat Grim & Gahnal lot Resh's two lots Mr. Martin's two lots Mr. Armstrong's nine lots and house Mr. Spingath's ranch Mr. Hopkin's house Mr. Hopf's house and lots Mr. L. B. Lauridsen's ranch Mr. Burger's ranch Mr. Barnes' house Mr. Lister's house Mrs. Brandenburg's house Miss Knapp's lot Mr. Peter Weisel's lot Total $135 If you want to sell your property, RESH, the Rusher. Anaheim, California Election Returns Incomplete returns of Tuesday's election in San Francisco, received yesterday, indicate the election of Taylor for mayor and Langdon for district attorney by large majorities. Votes counted up to midnight of the day of election probably total in the neighborhood of 6000. Taking these votes from scattered precincts as a basis for estimates, the total vote is placed at 59,000, divided as follows: Taylor 28,740, McCarthy 18,250, Ryan 9000, Reguin 3000. The same percentages has run through all the precincts heard from with great regularly except in the few Mission precincts which are hotbeds of McCarthyism, there he receiving a heavy vote. Elsewhere, throughout Dr. Taylor received as many votes as McCarthy and Ryan combined. Johnson is re-elected mayor land, Tammany defeats fusion York. Returns from many easter show a republican sweep. Petition Held Up City trustees of Newport Monday evening denied a petition by Vice President W. Pacific Electric Land company mission to construct bulkhead bay. Wood showed the bos for putting two parallel bu along the channel between Beach and East Newport. The heads were to run, one along of the of the P. E. tract and along the P. E. Island, leaving ncl 1000 feet wide between quarters of a mile in length said that several points of la be cut off and fills would be basis for estimates, the total vote is placed at 59,000, divided as follows: Taylor 28,740, McCarthy 18,250, Ryan 9000, Reguin 3000. The same percentages has run through all the precincts heard from with great regularly except in the few Mission precincts which are hotbeds of McCarthyism, there he receiving a heavy vote. Elsewhere, throughout Dr. Taylor received as many votes as McCarthy and Ryan combined. Langdon polled a vote larger than Taylor and probably the whole Good Government Board of Supervisors is elected. One of the largest votes on the ticket will be polled by Lawrence Dolan for sheriff, running against Sheriff O'Neill, who has resisted all efforts toward reform, failed to find Abe Ruef when he was indicted and has shown favors to Schmitz. The Bulletin, in an extra edition late tonight, declared that Taylor's plurality would be 8000, and that Dist.-Atty. Langdon would defeat Frank McGowan by 10,000 to 12,000. Incomplete returns from 240 precincts out of 273 in this city had been received at midnight. These gave Taylor for mayor 3347, McCarthy 2079; Ryan 1105. District Attorney Langdon 4140, McGowan 2273. This indicates the election of almost the entire Good Government city and county ticket, including mayor, district attorney, board of supervisors, treasurer, assessor, tax collector, recorder, city attorney, public administrator, sheriff, coroner and two police judges. The Union Labor party may have saved its incumbents in the offices of auditor and county clerk. Kentucky goes republican, Tom Mrs. Geo. L. Wagner has made application to the superior court for letters of administration upon the estate of her recently deceased husband. The property consists of 90 acres of land east of town, having a valuation of $200 per acre, and other valuable assets. DEED TO 5 Acres And Independence Beaumont Land & Water Company Beaumont Clearing House Certificates are as good as the wheat to us. Don't worry because you haven't the cash. Mother Earth Is Man's True Banker Clearing House Certificates are as good as the wheat to us. Don't worry because you haven't the cash. Mother Earth Is Man's True Banker Old Mother Earth is man's truest savings bank. Every investment is an interest-bearing deposit. She never repudiates a debt. She never cancels an obligation. She never tires in the service of her depositors. She never sleeps. She conserves the principal. She compounds the interest every minute of the day and night. She never forecloses. She never makes mistakes. She pays on demand. Her resources are unlimited. Pure honesty is her business philosophy. She guards her deposits with the faith of the universe. The older she grows the safer she grows and the more valuable becomes the capital entrusted to her. Though her depositors be legion, she is impartial to all. The prince and the pauper receive like justice at her hands, every blade of grass and every drop of dew adding interest to their principal and every penny always ready on demand. Don't Forget the Advance 1 Remember that all city lots and fruit lands in Beaumont will be advanced 15 per cent. Thursday, - November 7, 1907 If you are considering a purchase, or have secured a price, don't fail to take advantage of the present low price and buy at once. If you are looking for a business opening see Beaumont. If you want 5 acres and independence see Beaumont. If you wish a gilt-edged investment, where you can make money and make it quickly, buy Beaumont property and make your choice as early as you can. Don't Wait for Cash Clearing-house Certificates are good as the wheat to us. Come in and make your payment. COUPON MAIL THIS TODAY BEAUMONT LAND & WATER CO. 226 Mercantile Place, Los Angeles Please send me full information about lots and fruit lands without cost to me. NAME... construct bulkheads in the East Newport. These bulkheads to run, one along the side of P. E. tract and the other P. E. Island, leaving a channel wide between and three-mile in length. Wood several points of land would fill would be made at Capt. Amos Fries of the department, and that it was the land company to have the passed last night ready for on to the war department. Bishop delared that need fill would cut off all an outlet on the bay, which on that the whole three-mile of water front would lands of the Pacific Electricany. Bishop called on Col. Key, of Santa Ana, to state not he was correct, Finhat he believed Bishop was rather he declared that the town by the Pacific Electric company did not consider that two tide islands in the channel obtained by G. W. Har-Angeles by a patent from would not pass on the appointed Bishop and Fin-tee to make a thorough and report to the truspecial meeting next Monday. White and Domestic hines, drop head or cabi-vered free of charge. Stern Fullerton: oct17t4 COUPON MAIL THIS TODAY BEAUMONT LAND & WATER CO. 226 Mercantile Place, Los Angeles Please send me full information about lots and fruit lands without cost to me. NAME..... ADDRESS..... BIG EXCURSION THURSDAY Beaumont Land & Water Co. 226 Mercantile Place, Los Angeles Home F4868, Main 3215 Car-Load of Implement Last week we unloaded a straight of mixed implements. We are intruding a number of new implements—the Halleck Potato Digger; the Dutc Riding Cultivator, a cultivator es adapted for sweet potatoes; the Double Action Disc Harrow, es adapted for orchards, leaving the full line of Planet Jr., Cultivators Wickersheim Implem FULLERTON, CALIF OFT-TIMES "GOOD THINGS COME SLOW" THE opening of this store is but an illustration of this ancient maxim. This IS one of the "good things" of the year for Anaheim—and you'll all say so when you see the inside of this store—its merchandise and astonishing low prices. We could have opened a week ago; but all the goods were not in and we thought you'd rather wait until everything was ready. We are making a supreme effort to announce opening late next week. Don't let anything keep you away from the store on that day. We will open with a complete line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND LADIES FURNISHINGS Geo. Loudon & Co, Koll Block, East Center Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ARIZONA FAIR nians are Hurrying Arrangements for 3rd Ter- C. AMBERG FIRST - CLASS BARBER SHOP ARIZONA FAIR nians are Hurrying Arrangements for 3rd Territorial Fair you from Missouri, and do you know what the industrious people of a Territory are doing? Better Phoenix where they are ready waiting to show you the biggest wins that ever grew—the best cows, pigs, etc., etc., everything to the interest of the agriculturist breeder. The Fair is the given by the Arizona people and all reports will be the leader of all extend from the 11th to the 17th November, inclusive. Everything of importance will occur in addition to the usual features at Fair—Arizona can boast of new-boy races—the real thing; the Day will be an important feature—mousands of dollars will be given on cash prizes. Announcement has been made by the Fe that rate of $19.65 will be from Anaheim to Phoenix and Tickets will be on sale No-10 to 16 and good for return the November 18th. MINUTES OF WATER BOARD Anaheim, Cal., Nov. 2, 1907. Dollar meeting of the board of directors with all members present. Tates of preceding meeting were approved. Ditch committee reported the trade for the Gates ditch and that it would be laid in a few days. It supported that a gap will be left in the line along the Wilson place, recommended that the said gap be provided Mr. Wilson will conthe same terms as were followed Gates ditch. Motion the superintendent was in to pipe the ditch along the race provided Mr. Wilson agrees required conditions. Parts of the secretary, treasurer, interintendent were each received C. AMBERG FIRST - CLASS BARBER SHOP 106 E. Center St. Anaheim First Door East of First National Bank Cottle & Stewart, FOUNTAIN ...BAR... CORONA, CALIF. Anaheim beer on draught. Steve being an old Anaheim boy, knows good beer. When in Corona come and see us. LUMBER Sash, Doors, Shingles Shakes, Lath, Cement Lime: C. Ganahl Lumber Co CHAS. F. GRIM, Manager EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM to a change provided the new ditch be located south of the railroad. On motion the president was authorized to sign on behalf of the company the contract covering the placing of a pipeline across the track at Richfield. A communication from A. L. Porter offered the sum of $125 as rent of the Rivas and Shorb tracts. On motion the offer was accepted. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were granted. On motion of Hale, seconded by Bradford, the action of the president and secretary in issuing the company's notice for the transfer of stock were granted. reported that a gap will be left in the line along the Wilson place, recommended that the said gap be provided Mr. Wilson will confirm the same terms as were followed by Gates ditch. motion the superintendent was into pipe the ditch along the race provided Mr. Wilson agrees required conditions. parts of the secretary, treasurer, superintendent were each received communication from Mr. Arey, or of the Santa Fe railway committed that an arrangement be changed the course of our ditch giving the railroad and offered to the new ditch free of charge to U. W. Co. On motion the secwas instructed to reply by saying the water company will agree ized to sign on behalf of the company the contract covering the placing of a pipeline across the track at Richfield. A communication from A. L. Porter offered the sum of $125 as rent of the Rivas and Shorb tracts. On motion the offer was accepted. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were granted. On motion of Hale, seconded by Bradford, the action of the president and secretary in issuing the company's notes for the sum of $2600 borrowed during the month, was approved and ratified. On motion the request of A. S. Bradford for the privilege of purchasing ten barrels of cement was granted. On motion of Hale seconded by Bradford an assessment of two dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock payable on or before Dec. 23, 1907. On motion the meeting adjourned. P. H. KRICK, secy. Implements included a straight carload s. We are introducing implements—the O. K. Logger; the Dutch Uncle on cultivator especially potatoes; the Clarke Harrow, especially leaving the land thoroughly cultivated, and a Cultivators. Watch our advertisements. Implement Company BERTON, CALIFORNIA