anaheim-gazette 1907-12-12

The Fresno County Chamber of Commerce has issued invitations to the Eighth Semi-Annual meeting of the Counties Committee of The California Promotion Committee to be held in Einstein Hall, Fresno, on Saturday, Dec. 14th. The theme of the meeting will be "Marketing of California Products." Arrangements have been made with all the railroads for a fare and a third for the round trip on the receipt certificate plan. Special rates to delegates and their friends have been made by all the Fresno hotels. On the evening of Dec. 14, the delegates will be entertained at a banquet by the Fresno County Chamber of Commerce. On the morning of the 15th, delegates will be taken by train to Reedley and after a short stop there will reembark and be conveyed to Wah-toke, whence they will be conducted by coaches through the great Reedley, Mount Campbell, and Citrus districts where they will also be entertained at luncheon. The United States Department of Agriculture has rearranged the work of the irrigation and drainage investigation which has formerly been embark and be conveyed to Wah-toke, whence they will be conducted by coaches through the great Reed-ley, Mount Campbell, and Citrus districts where they will also be entertained at luncheon. The United States Department of Agriculture has rearranged the work of the irrigation and drainage investigation which has formerly been under the charge of Dr. Elwood Mead. Dr. Mead has recently resigned to assume direction of government irrigation work in Australia. Dr. Samuel Fortier, irrigation engineer in charge of the Pacific district of the irrigation and drainage investigations, and stationed at the University of California, at Berkeley, has been made chief of irrigation investigations. C. G. Elliott, for several years past engineer in charge of the drainage investigations of the Office, has been made chief of drainage investigations. The Sixtieth Congress now in session will consider such legislation only as the Speaker of the House thinks proper. His sway is absolute, though this power was not conferred by the constitution and there is every reason to believe it was not contemplated by the fathers of the republic. Since the time of Henry Clay, that skillful parliamentarian who made himself not only the presiding officer but the effective leader of congress, almost every speaker has assumed some new prerogative until the position has attained its present importance and dignity, and today is second only to the presidency in power. The note of conservatism sounded by Speaker Cannon in referring to financial legislation in his address to the republican caucus will meet with the approval of thoughtful people throughout the country in spite of the numerous demands voiced by the press that immediate action be taken in the matter. Any effort to legislate expeditiously on the currency problem would almost inevitably result in the passage of ill-advised or ill-considered measures. There seems to be a general belief that some legislation of a reme- R. B. Herman, a recent arrival from Montana, has purchased the Kretschmer place east of town. Mr. Herman comes from a state in some portions of which the thermometer falls 30 and 40 degrees below zero, although in the Yellowstone valley, where he farmed 255 acres, the weather is not so extremely cold. Land in Montana can be purchased from $3.50 to $100 per acre, and water for irrigating purposes is unlimited. During the irrigating season water runs in the main canals continuously, and a stockholder helps himself to all he wants, without the assistance of a superintendent or zanjero—the latter word is a hard one for him. Mr. Herman says that while he can stand cold weather, yet when the thermometer falls to 40 below it is time for him to be leaving. He is delighted with Southern California and will make a desirable acquisition to the community. Louie Miller and Bird Beebe were seen walking down Center street together from the postoffice yesterday. Something doing in gas? AND BIGGER TOWN Of Commerce Will Urge instaff Sewer System-- Increased Town Limits ber of commerce met in ion on Monday evening and volume of important and ting business. There were ssrs. Olmstead, Walker, Rockett and Williams. ber discussed the question some length, and instructcommittee, consisting of sh and Williams, to appear city trustees at their meetening and lay the matter for their consideration. er is procuring valuable number of cities and towns California relative to sewbe ready in the near fuent the entire matter bety trustees. Discussion chamber to be very much in its attitude, many inng recently come to its proving that sewers are The chamber aims to have well in hand early in the will ask the trustees to call the question at the April Walker called up the matnew county map soon to be Santa Ana, and which him a fall in placing the of this city at 2300. While are taken from the city's year's election, it was er's idea, and in this he was by his associates, that the CHRISTMA AGAIN we have a selection that will make every heart happy. C handsomest display ever offered by us. Always carry the b Hatzfeld's its right. Here is a list of what you will find at Hatzfeld Leather Goods Music Rolls, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Latest in Ladies' hand purses, Gentlemen's Purses, Carved Wallets, Bill Books, Etc. Stationery Christmas Cards from 5cts to 25 cents. Calendars, Calendar Pads, Harmonicas, Fountain Pens, Bibles, Gift Books, Buster Brown Books, Story Books, Post Card Albums, Boxed Stationery. Candies Gunther's Celebrated Candies in handsome packages. Hand Painted China, $1.25 to $40.00 Cigars and Pipes. Note—Our Soda Fountain w Hatzfeld's Drug Sto Gifts that are W Gifts that are W At B. HART Popular Jewelry Store, Helmsen B Instead of spending your money for articles of no value, Carefully Selected S Signet Rings For Ladies and Gentlemen Solid Gold '14-Karat Band Rings Best and Largest Assortment of Up-to-Date Jewelry We can save you money. Our Stock is compartmented. Purchasers have a Superb Stock window display? It compares favorably with all interests you. Delinquent Notice Office of the Anaheim Union Water Company, Anaheim, Orange County, California. NOTICE—THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON the following described stock, on account of assessment levied the second day of November, 1907, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: NAME NO. CERT. NO. SHARES AMOUNT DUE John Allen...2509 5 $10 00 John Campbell...3248 10 20 00 Columbia Com. Co....9934 75 150 00 D. A. Cole...3286 20 40 00 J. C. Haines...3429 1 2 00 Wm. G. Krutz, Jr...1001 9 18 00 Wm. G. Krutz, Jr...1453 9 18 00 G. H. G. McGrew...1812 3 6 00 G. H. G. McGrew...2001 2 4 00 G. H. G. McGrew...2127 2 4 00 G. H. G. McGrew...2137 1 2 00 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association Stores will be open evenings for the Holiday trade, beginning Dec. 16th. By order of the Board of Directors. F. C. SPENCER, Secretary. MASGIFTS very heart happy. Come to our store before you decide and see the Always carry the best and always something new. If you get it at will find at Hatzfeld's: Perfumes Palmer's Perfumes our leader, also Colgate's Lazell's, Eastman's and other popular makes. Hudnut's Toilet Water, Sachet Powder in bulk and in handsome 10 cent envelopes. Perfume Atomizers. Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Baby Sets, Military Brushhes, Hat Brushes, Hat Pin Holders, Tooth Brush Holders, Smokers' Sets, Shaving Sets, Hand Mirrors, Triplicate Mirrors, Shaving Mirrors, Candlesticks, Ink Stands, Put your presents in a neat box. We have them decorated with Holly—5c to 25c. Our Soda Fountain will be closed Christmas week ug Store NEAR POSTOFFICE, ANAHEIM re Worth While HARTFIELD'S Helmsen Blk, Center St., Anaheim articles of no value, come to our store and look over our fully Selected Stock Diamond Broaches Seasonable Christmas Offerings Watches, Clocks and Diamond Jewelry Ladies Combs and Bracelets They are Popular Sellers Stock is complete and now awaits your kind at superb Stock to select from. Have you seen our vorably with any now before the public. XMAS SALE m Dec. 10th to Dec. 25th, '07 In Grocery Dept. For Cash Only lbs. Jap. Rice for $1.00 From Dec. 10th to Dec. 25th, '07 In Grocery Dept. For Cash Only 7 lbs. Jap. Rice for $1.00 8 lbs. Sugar for $1.00 9 lbs. Maccaroni for $1.00 10 cans Sardines for $1.00 cans of Red Salmon 25c. bars Laundry Soap 25c. Best Sugar-cured Eastern Hams Only 15c. per pound Mocha and Java Coffee only 20c per pound HERMAN STERN Department Store Geography Outfits and Supplies Wood Novelties of all kinds stamped ready for burning. They make beautiful presents for your friends Jos. Helmsen's