anaheim-gazette 1908-07-09

LOCAL EVENTS Manager Thompson of the Puente oil company has added another delivery wagon, and is now delivering twice the amount of oil ever delivered before. He runs three distillate wagons regularly, and frequently puts on an extra rig. One company uses 400 gallons of distillate daily, and Mr. Thompson wears the usual summer season smile. Says he doesn’t care if it never wears off. Olinda and Rivera will cross bats at the oil wells in a game of baseball on Sunday afternoon which promises to be the most stubbornly contested of the year. Olinda has won eight straight games, and will put up a stiff game against the foreigners. Grammar school trustees organized on Monday evening by electing Mr. Clabaugh president and Mr. Schwenckert clerk. Mr. Goble was elected janitor in place of D. Lieb, who will take a well-earned vacation. W. Franz was in town from the oil wells on Tuesday arranging for a game of ball between Olinda and Rivera at the wells on Sunday afternoon. Dr. Loretta B. Nelson of Great Fall, Montana, daughter of A. A. Lee, who has been here on a visit to her father, departed this week for her home in the east. Mrs. Spake and little daughter Lena left on the early train Tuesday morning for Texas, on a visit of two months with relatives and friends. Misses Gertrude and Elsa Asher returned on Monday from Los Angeles, where they spent two weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Koñig and Mrs. Vossbeck spent departed this week for her home in the east. Mrs. Spake and little daughter Lena left on the early train Tuesday morning for Texas, on a visit of two months with relatives and friends. Misses Gertrude and Elsa Asher returned on Monday from Los Angeles, where they spent two weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Koig and Mrs. Vossbeck spent several days the past week at Ocean Park and other beach resorts. The Gardner company is moving into its new quarters in the Ruhman block, lately vacated by Bird Beebe. Kurt Epstein was among the crowd of sight-seers at San Pedro and Long Beach on the Fourth. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. Placentia Miss Ethel Chapman handsomely entertained at her elegant home one evening recently with a bridal luncheon in honor of Mrs C. E. Shank. The guests were members of the Ladies' Riding club and a few friends. Dainty pink decorations in the dining room contributed to the handsome appearance of the surroundings. Following the luncheon, which consisted of all of the dainties of the season, an adjournment was taken to the spacious drawing rooms, where later in the evening the ladies were joined by their gentlemen friends. A pleasant social hour followed. The affair was a most successful one due to the untiring efforts of the charming young hostess. Mrs. M. Hansen, T. Hansen and family and Lee Myers and family spent the Fourth at Long Beach. James Forbes and family, Mr. Jacobsen and family, James Tuffree, Mrs Lloyd and son, M. H. Peelor and family of Placentia and Mrs. Edgerton, Mr. Forbes and Mr. Denkil of Los Angeles formed a picnic party at Sycamore flats on the 4th. Andrew Ipsen and family spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Compton. Mrs. Messler spent the Fourth with relatives in Covina. of Placentia and Mrs. Edgerton, Mr. Forbes and Mr. Denkil of Los Angeles formed a picnic party at Sycamore flats on the 4th. Andrew Ipsen and family spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Compton. Mrs. Messler spent the Fourth with relatives in Covina. Last Week of Our Great If you have not yet attended our sale it will certainly good selection and the price is absolutely the lowest plain figures. Gowns, 50 Cents and up Skirts, 50 Cents and up Only One Week More. "Satisfaction or Money" Very respectfully Ahlborn & Forests of California [Continued from Page 1.] Riverside on Monday granted Henry E. Huntington a 48-year electric railway franchise. The franchise provides for the commencement within four months, and the completion within three years, of an extension to the westerly city limits, which means to Corona; provides for the extension of the five cent fare limit one-half mile beyond the present limit, or to Madison street, for the accommodation of residents in the suburb of Casa Blanca, and contains clauses embodying the new freight and express carrying features. The latter provides that cars similar to the passenger cars may be operated at all hours of the day for the carrying of fruit, butter, eggs and such other commodities as are usually hauled by express companies, and that freight cars, in trains if desired, may be operated, but only during the hours between 10 p.m and 6 a.m. W. E. Dunn was present in person from Los Angeles to represent Mr. Huntington, and expressed himself as well satisfied with the few alterations made by the council in the original draft of the franchise. In the course of the evening he stated that there was a larger construction force at work on lines which would ultimately connect Riverside with Los Angeles than upon any other section of the system, and he said further that, in his opinion, work on the extension of the road to Corona, once started, would never be stopped until the line was finished. A large force of men is now at work upon the electric line from Los Nietos to Randolph. This line will be pushed to Olinda and continued up River canyon. Mr. Huntington has stated a cross-country line will be constructed from a point near the mouth of the canyon. Assessor's Figures From the books of County Assessor Scott the following figures of assessed valuation are taken. In Santa Ana the acreage valuation amounts to $460,750 with improvements $211,495, lots $1,-469,720, improvements on same $1,192,-900. Orange has $129,340 for acreage, $97,080 for improvements, $242,485 lots, $284,815 improvements. Fullerton acreage $624,885, improvements $137,-390, lots $122,350, improvements $129,-885. Anaheim $107,860 acreage, improvements $81,575, lots $170,835, improvements $207,065. Newport Beach $10,730 acreage, improvements $800, lots $324,080, improvements $81,765. Santa Ana has personal property $565,755, cash $41,565. Orange has personal property $116,-580, cash $11,605. Fullerton has personal property $115,235, cash $5820. Anaheim has personal property $109,060, cash $4590. Newport Beach has personal property $67,490, cash $980. The report shows for the current year that inside property amounts to $3,664,635, with improvements on same amounting to $2,425,270. For 1907 outside property footed up the sum of $6,951,310, and inside property amounted to $3,220,660. Improvements on outside property for 1907 amounted to $1,449,425 and on inside property to $2,268,125. The system of arranging the assessment rolls this year involves more work than ever before, as this year the assessed valuation of the various cities is given separately, while formerly it was all lumped together. Wilson, the West Center maker, will occupy the east half premises recently vacated by Weisel in the Watson building. Webb is back from an outing Elsinore and contemplates a company of Willy Wallace to lay in search of big game. Great Under Muslim Safe ale it will certainly pay you to do so now. We still have a solutely the lowest possible. Every garment marked in Drawers, 23 Cents and up Corset Covers, 23 Cents and up Keek More. Do Not Delay Faction or Money Back" Very respectfully, & Raymond "LOUDON'S" DRY GOODS STORE Sunset Phone 1061 ANAHEIM, CAL. Seasonable and Desirable Merchandise at Sale Prices 36 inch Percale, all light grounds 15c quality, at a yard... 10c Calicos in Greys, Red and Blues, best quality, a yd... 5c Masonville Bleached Muslin, 36inch wide, soft and fine, at a yard... 9c Ladies' Pure White Sleeveless Vest, 10c and 12½c kind at each... 6¼c Ladies' and Misses' Summer Corsets and Girdles, at each... 25c Ladies' Black, Allover Lace Stockings, lisle finish at a pair... 12½c Infants' Black or White soft finish lisle Hose, at a pair... 10c Shirt Waists Specials. Broken sizes of our $1.50 and $1.69 qualities. Choice now.. 98c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, all sizes Shirts and Drawers, a garment... 25c GEORGE LOUDON & COMPANY Free! Free! Free! $25 Phonograph are now in a position to give to every family who trades at our store one of the Grand Busy Bee Phonographs ABSOLUTELY FREE are giving away one of the high grade machines Free With $40 in Coupons ask you to come and inspect our complete line of goods and assure you full value for every dollar spent at our store. Call and see us and hear some of the records. Yungbluth & Kroeger Sunset 294 Home 1044 127 W. Center St Valencia Orange Trees None but fancy stock, from 8-inch up. Can supply any quantity. Write for prices and particulars. JGH G. SMITH, Santa Ana 1600 East Depot St. Telephone Red 1561 Times Improving We have a better and more complete stock than during the flush times a year ago. As to Vehicles, we have 50 different styles to choose Times Improving We have a better and more complete stock than during the flush times a year ago. As to Vehicles, we have 50 different styles to choose from at prices as low as the lowest, and we have a fine assortment of harness, both light and heavy, and harness sundries. We have 10,000 feet of floor space filled with goods at prices to keep us busy and our goods moving. We find business improving. Our June business was 15 per cent in excess of what it was last year, and we are confident business will increase steadily from now on. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. First National Bank ANAHEIM, CAL. Drafts sold direct on all European Countries Interest Paid on Time Certificates OFFICERS W. F. BOTSFORD, President JOHN HARTUNG, Vice Pres.-Cash. FRANK SHANLEY, 2d Vice Pres. O. ZEUS, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. F. BOTSFORD JOHN HARTUNG FRANK SHANLEY A. S. BRADFORD J. CASSOU