anaheim-gazette 1908-06-11

WATER BOARD FAVOR BONDS Will Replace Floating Indebtedness by New Bond Issue—To Complete Irrigating System and make Improvements An aheim, Cal., June 6, 1908. Regular meeting of the board of directors was held with a full board present. Bradford of the ditch committee reported favorably upon the matter of construction of Walker and Burdorf pipe lines. Moved by Drake, seconded by Kraemer, that this company proceed toward construction of Walker pipe line provided he pay 65 per cent of total cost. Carried. Burdorf pipe line to ditch committee with power to act. Bradford reported that he had inspected pipe line referred to by J. A. Smith and that it will be necessary to lower 40 feet of line. To ditch committee with power. Pumping plant committee reported that plant No. 1 will be in shape to run next week, and plant 2 has been delayed by contractors being unable to get the necessary steel shoe for the pit but that it is expected today. Communication from W. Wuesthoff complained that he had been charged with 75 inches of water for one day whereas he had used and ordered but 50 inches. He asked a rebate of $2.10. To the superintendent. Communication from Mr. Tousseau asked the privilege of re-leasing La Habra reservoir site for the ensuing year on the same terms as heretofore. Laid on table. Communication was received from Mrs. M. Hansen and W. F. Coulter calling attention to damage done by overflow from Thum ranch to their properties and washing their land. On motion secretary was instructed to exist under the laws of California, deem it increase the bonded indebted corporation 'from $75,000 of the present bonded said corporation). to $300,000 in United States the purpose of providing pay the existing indebted corporation and acquiring be used in the business tion, and developing the corporation, and for necessary purposes, which debtedness shall be secured or deed of trust property, both real and owned by the corporation may hereafter acquire. It was therefore resolved being seconded by G. W. hold a stockholders' meeting day, Sept. 12, at 10 o'clock and vote upon said matter calling the meeting another column. Wm. McLauchlin providing resolution and tion: Whereas, The indebted corporation on the first 1908, is $278,580, which sent by bonds to the 000 payable January 1 cured notes of the $203,580, of which now matured and immortal $28,925 will mature within the next twelve one note for $25,000 will payable in November. Whereas, The board deem it imperative for this corporation anders that the bonded indebted corporation should be said matured and matteness be paid by the proceeds of bonds; and Whereas, It is imminent stockholders of the corporation thoroughly understand of the affairs of the made to realize the need in favor of the proposed now, therefore, be it resolved, That in whereas he had used and ordered but 50 inches. He asked a rebate of $2.10. To the superintendent. Communication from Mr. Tousseau asked the privilege of re-leasing La Habra reservoir site for the ensuing year on the same terms as heretofore. Laid on table. Communication was received from Mrs. M. Hansen and W. F. Coulter calling attention to damage done by overflow from Thum ranch to their properties and washing their land. On motion secretary was instructed to communicate with the Thum Co. and enclose copy of letter received. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were granted. It was ordered that the president and secretary were authorized to issue a warrant in payment of the H. H. Hale note and also a warrant for $200 in favor of the Tri-forest association. Hale presented the following resolution and moved its adoption. Whereas, The board of directors of the Anaheim Union Water company, a corporation created, organized and Alteration Sat. June 13 to Sat. In order to make room for the alteration of our store and Gents' Furnishings bought of Herman Stern will be have been replenished and added to since we bought the bargains. It is impossible for us to mention every item We invite you to come and be convinced. Our motto: "Very respectful" Ahlborn & Co. Successors to HERMAN ST. Dry Goods De Amoskeagingham regular 8½c During this sale.....5¢ a yard 9-4 Bleached Sheeting regular 30c During this sale.....25¢ a yd. 36-in. Hope Muslin regular 10c During this sale.....8½¢ yd. Ladies' Waists white embroidery effect During this sale.....75 cents Outing Flax light and dark color During this sale..... 9-4 Unbleached regular During this sale..... Wm. Simpson & Sons Printing regular During this sale..... Torcheon regular During this sale..... 64-in. Table 9-4 Bleached Sheeting regular 30c During this sale.....25c a yd. 36-in. Hope Muslin regular 10c During this sale.....8½ c yd. Ladies' Waists white embroidery effect During this sale.....75 cents 72-in. Table Damask Diamond pattern $1.50 During this sale.....$1 a yard Walk-Over Shoes regular $4.00 During this sale.....$3.35 Opera or House Slipper for men, $1.50 During this sale.....$1.25 Men's Work Shoes regular $3.25 During this sale.....$2.75 Infants Shoes regular 50c During this sale.....43c Radcliff Shoes regular $4.00 During this sale... Black Velvet regular $4.00 During this sale... Ladies' Ox black $2.00 During this sale... Children's regular $4.00 During this sale... Clothing and Gentlemen BOYS' SUITS, sizes 5 to 10 yrs., regular $2.50 and $3.50. During this sale.....$1.50 MEN'S STRAW HATS, regular 50c to $1. During sale 20c up HALF HOSE for men. During this sale .....3 for 25c MEN'S SUITS, sack 50 small sizes, $10 a ing this sale... MEN'S DRESS SHirts colors and fancy, r $1.25. During sale... MEN'S WORK SHirts 50c. During sale... We will sell 3 spools of Coats cotton thread for 10 right prices. Prompt attention, free delivery. This is will be paid for eggs and taken in exchange for goods. Remember the Date, Saturday, June Death of Jacob Everhardy Jacob Everhardy breathed his last at his residence on West street Wednesday night of last week, after an illness of long standing. He was for twenty years a well-known resident of this city, and was well known throughout Southern California and Arizona, where he was formerly engaged in the stock business. For a year or more past he had been in ill health. He suffered a stroke of apoplexy, from which it was impossible for him entirely to recover. On the occasion of the passing battleships at Newport Beach some weeks ago, he went to the coast to witness the pageant. His health seemed somewhat improved, although he made the trip on crutches, having to be assisted on and off the train. He seemed especially pleased at sight of the vessels, and was apparently better than for years. He ate freely of luncheon on the beach, and this was followed by an attack of ptomaine poisoning from which he with difficulty recovered. He was strong physically and gave heroic battle to the reaper. Two weeks ago he failed in his strength and it was apparent the end was near. His children were summoned from widely separated cities and with his wife and faithful daughter, who remained with him steadfastly to the end, were at the bedside when final summons came. "Uncle Jake," as he was familiarly called by all was a native of Thrier, Prussia, and was in his 74th year. He came to the United States with his parents when a child. The family located in Cincinnati, and subsequently moved to Leavenworth, Kansas, where deceased engaged in the butcher business. In 1888 he came to Anaheim with his family and has since been a resident of this city. He leaves a wife and five grown children. This corporation and its stockholdthat the bonded indebtedness of the corporation should be increased so that matured and maturing indebtedbe paid by the proceeds of the sale bonds; and Whereas, It is important that the stockholders of the corporation should roughly understand the condition the affairs of the company and be able to realize the necessity of voting favor of the proposed issue of bonds; therefore, be it resolved, That in addition to the price of said meeting required by law he mailed by the secretary to stockders, the secretary shall have intended and mail to stockholders the following explanatory letter, towit: The motion to adopt said resolution seconded by Mr. Bradford, and in a vote being taken, each member the board voted in favor of the option of said resolution, and the president declared the resolution duly appented. Funeral services were held on Monday morning at 8.30. The remains were taken to Los Angeles. A requiem mass was celebrated at St. Vibania's cathedral at 1 o'clock. Interment was made in Mt. Cavalry cemetery. The death of this worthy citizen removes an upright and well-beloved member of the community. He was known throughout the community, and his death causes regret in the hearts of all. May he rest in peace. Election Sale to Sat. June 20, Inclusive Operation of our store, the entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes Herman Stern will be placed on sale on the above date. All departments since we bought the above stock and we are in position to offer genuine mention every item on sale; below you will find an outline of our sale. Our motto: "Satisfaction or money back." Very respectfully, N & Raymond Assessors to HERMAN STERN, Anaheim, Cal. By Goods Department Outing Flannels light and dark colors, regular 12½c During this sale.....8½c yd. 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting regular 27¼c During this sale.....22½c yd. Wm. Simpson & Sons Standard Prints regular 7¼c During this sale.....5c a yard Torcheon Waists regular $1.75 During this sale.....$1.25 Drapery Twills regular 10c During this sale.....7½c yd. 36 in. Figuered Silkoline regular 15c During this sale.....10c a yd. Laces and Embroideries a good selection During this sale.....1c up Muslin Gowns lace trimmed, regular 98c During this sale.....75c 36 in. Red Table Damask FRA is the "Pen Name" title of this eminent herited some very from a Scottish fathom and family are proRoy Clan" of Scotch who was a long "Resident" Commiish Crown in India mother of the highIndia. His Brahman natilish, "Son of the Mfavored by Fate," both sides, for manbeen Scientists, "Seers." In early fested marvelous powers. When he years of age, the Anglo-French schuguard, discovered t manifestations were great natural gift, tic disease (as it was physicians of England) and doubtlessly stopping the drug developing the physio-inherited super powers. As Lucius he studied nature, a graduated with th from leading medicienific schools in countries. He has 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting regular 27½c During this sale...22½c yd. Wm. Simpson & Sons Standard Prints regular 7¼c During this sale...5c a yard Torcheon Waists regular $1.75 During this sale.....$1.25 64 in. Table Damask Floral design 90c During this sale...65c a yd. 36 in. Figuered Silkoline regular 15c During this sale...10c a yd. Laces and Embroideries a good selection During this sale...1c up Muslin Gowns lace trimmed, regular 98c During this sale...75c 36 in. Red Table Damask neat pattern, regular 35c During this sale...25c a yd. Shoe Department Radcliff Shoes regular $2.50 During this sale.....$2.10 Black Velvet Slippers regular 75c During this sale...50c Ladies' Oxfordes black $2.50 During this sale.....$1.95 Children's Shoes regular $1.15 During this sale.....90c Canvass Shoes white and gray, regular $1.50 During this sale.....$1.25 Patent Leather Pumps for men, $1.50 During this sale.....$1.25 Ladies' Oxfordes champaign, $3.50 During this sale.....$2.75 Misses' Shoes regular $1.25 During this sale.....$1.10 G and Gents' Furnishings MEN'S SUITS, sack and frock, 50 small sizes, $10 and up. During this sale.....$5.00 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, solid colors and fancy, regular $1 and $1.25. During sale.....90c MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, regular 50c. During sale.....35c MEN'S HATS, all kinds $2.50 During sale.....$1.50 MEN'S UNDERWEAR, Balbriggan and ribbed, regular 50c During sale.....40c MEN'S WORK GLOVES, regular 50c. During sale.....38c Saturday, June 13 to Saturday, June 20, Inclusive "LOUDON'S" Dry Goods Store Sunset Phone 1061 ANAHEIM, CAL. THIS WEEK'S LEADERS 25c white embroidered wash belts, harness buckles, each 15c Fine Val Laces, edges and insertions to match, three-quarter to one and one-half inch wide. Firm mesh, pretty designs, regularly sold at 10c. Now on sale at a yard 5c Ladies' Embroidered Turnover Swiss Collars, new and pretty designs. Regular 15c and 25c kind, a limited quantity, at each 15c and 10c "Rough and Ready" Straw Hats, a big assortment, all sizes, worth to 25c, at each 10c July Fashion Sheets Standard Pattern Ag'cy July Patterns now in George Loudon & Co. Points of Excellence... When you buy a vehicle buy a good one. You can save a few dollars by buying a "cheap John" vehicle but it isn't economy in the long run nor good sense in the short run. We can save you money on Points of Excellence... When you buy a vehicle buy a good one. You can save a few dollars by buying a "cheap John" vehicle but it isn't economy in the long run nor good sense in the short run. We can save you money on a buggy or carriage, but you don't always know it until afterwards. There are points of excellence about our vehicles that need only to be seen to win your patronage. Come in and look; then buy where you please, but you will at least have learned where to get the most for your money. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. FRA LUCIUS is the "Pen Name" and professional title of this eminent scientist who inherited some very remarkable gifts from a Scottish father, whose name and family are prominent in the "Rob Roy Clan" of Scotch Highlanders, and who was a long time Surgeon and "Resident" Commissioner of the British Crown in India; and an Aryan mother of the high (Brahman) caste of India. His Brahman name signifies in English, "Son of the Master of the Magi, favored by Fate." His forbears, on both sides, for many generations have been Scientists, Philosophers and "Seers." In early childhood he manifested marvelous occult and psychic powers. When he was less than seven years of age, the afterwards eminent Anglo-French scientist, Brown-Sequard, discovered that these wonderful manifestations were the result of a great natural gift, instead of cataleptic disease (as it was called by eminent physicians of England and the continent) and doubtlessly saved his life by stopping the drug medication and developing the physical to support the inherited super psychic forces and powers. As Lucius grew to manhood, he studied nature, as well as books, and graduated with the highest honors from leading medical colleges and scientific schools in this and foreign countries. He has served as Surgeon, ing Hand" of the Ancient Oriental Order of "The Mididjil," which he earned by nine years of study, meditation and work, in the service of the great Master Adepts of the "Temples of Knowledge" in India. By special invitation he will lecture at I.O.O.F. Hall, Anaheim, Sunday night, June 14, at 8 o'clock in regard to "Human Life and Death," "Health and Happiness." Admission free for ladies and gentlemen. No collection. Physicians and scientists especially invited. He appears in the golden woven silken robes of a High Caste Brahman Master Adept Pundit, and illustrates each lecture topic with bright colored paintings, which he makes off hand, while you listen; and gives occult demonstrations, and psychic life and character readings and descriptions after the lecture. During the day he can be consulted at the Pacific House from 2 to 6 p.m., for a short time only. He tells you at a glance, your Mental, Physical and Psychic conditions, capacities and powers; what diseases you have or are liable to have, and how you can cure and prevent them, and gives you knowledge that you can gain from no other source. Do not fail to attend the lecture and to consult this wonderfully gifted man, and get the benefit of the most marvelous discoveries of all time. Election Notice SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX Notice is hereby given to the qualified Medical Inspector and Medical Director in the U.S.A. and in the British Service in India, Egypt and Persia. He has held chairs in medical colleges and lectured and gave demonstrations before learned scientists, scientific societies, and given popular public lectures for many years in Europe and America. He is revising his books and compiling "The Book of Life," from manuscripts, notes and memoranda that are the result of seventeen years' observation, experiment, thought and revelations; together with criticisms and opinions of the profoundest scholars, and the most eminent scientists, philosophers and adept Pundits of Europe, India and America. He is the only one on this continent who bears the title and wears the jeweled medal of the "Mighty Sav- Election Notice SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of Loara School District, County of Orange, State of California, that an election will be held on the 30th day of June, A.D. 1908, at which will be submitted the question of voting a tax to hire teachers. It will be necessary to raise for this purpose the sum of $600. The polls will be open at Loara School building, from 1 o'clock p.m., until 5 o'clock p.m. The officers appointed to conduct the election are: DANIEL BOBST, Inspector; JOHN HUHN, Judge; B. FISHER, Judge. F. H. WESSLER, Pres. L. A. EVANS, Clerk E. A. SPARKS jun11-td School Trustees Loara School District San Juan Capistrano Hot Springs Boarding House now open. Rooms and tents rented. Camp grounds free. For further particulars address E. R. FORSTER - Capistrano, Cal. Attention is directed to the advt. of Bueneman-Lipsey Co. of Los Angeles, which will be found in another column. A special $10 suit sale is now in progress at this store, 700 S. Spring, which sale embraces all the company's $15 suits. Look up their advt and when in town call upon them; and inspect stock and prices. C. C. Ames, Cashier of the Redlands National bank, was in town on Monday, a guest of E. L. Olmstead.