anaheim-gazette 1908-08-06

NEWS AND BUSINESS Notice to Stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water Company.—The official date for the beginning of Run No. 5 is August 10th. All orders for renting of stock for that run must be filed in the office before that date. P. H. KRICK, Secretary. FOR RENT—Brown Potato Diggers. Address or call upon H. Wagner, east Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLauchlin left on Saturday morning for a month's trip to Lake Tahoe, San Francisco and other points north. For Fire and Life Insurance see H. Vossbeck, who has nothing but the best. A. Fuhrberg and Dr. Paschall went to Avalon on Sunday for a day's outing. Dietrich, Jeweler and Optician, Anaheim. SUGAR BEET PULP the MAIN STAY of the dairy business, 50 cents per ton. MOLASSES the HAY SAVER for horses, $1.50 per barrel. LOS ALAMITOS SUGAR CO. Those interested in China Painting or pen and ink drawing call or telephone at the residence of Mrs. Vossbeck on Saturday, August 8. Private lessons $1, class 75 cents. Children and adults. jy30t2 Mrs. Alex Henry left on Saturday for a month's sojourn at San Juan hot springs. Don't neglect your eyes. See Dietrich near post office, Anaheim. See H. Vossbeck for Bargains in Real Estate. Mrs. A. C. Spaulding is at San Juan springs for a month's outing. Have a splendid new 5-room bungalow close in at Los Angeles which I can trade for small ranch near Anaheim. Pitcher Dolly Grey has been Los Angeles to Washington go East to perform on the league. Grey is regarded as the best twirlers on the coast will probably never forget bing a lot of tall-grass young him in a game here two Grey pitched for a team of fessionals, on the occasion against the Oil Well team curves were taken to so kind local battery averages were very materially thereby. Dolly it was his catcher's fault. His career in the big league watched with interest by his ciates on the Coast. A carload of machinery for formia folding crate company this week and work of setting company's building west off depot, will commence at once all the stock offered for sale subscribed and manufacturing will begin in a month or so The factory will have a c 1000 crates per day and will deployment to about a dozen The officers are: F. P. Jayr dent; George Ross, secretary Thomas, treasurer. George Nance brought in toys taken from a field on his mile and a half southeast of Friday weighing 12 pounds, sent them to the chamber mercer for exhibition purpose largest weighed 24 pounds. He has 25 acres of these tubers, a of first-class quality. He had ed 1200 sacks, and sold two c $1 per hundred. He is pl acres for the fall market, and prospects for another bumper. Bert J. Huyber has purc interest of George Martin in store on South Los Angeles s Don't neglect your eyes. See Dietrich near post office, Anaheim. See H. Vossbeck for Bargains in Real Estate. Mrs. A. C. Spaulding is at San Juan springs for a month's outing. Have a splendid new 5-room bungalow close in at Los Angeles which I can trade for small ranch near Anaheim. H. Vossbeck. Miss Emma Feather has returned from a visit the past week with Mr. and Mrs. East at Savannah. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. Miss Winifred Melrose spent the past week with friends at Long Beach. To see better see Dietrich. F. M. West of Fullerton was in town the first of the week on business. If you want to trade your property come in and see H. Vossbeck, who has some bargains. Call and see our refrigerators at Nagel's. Herman Schindler has prepared plans for a $3500 residence for Louie Kroeger on East Center street. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. Have a nice 5 room house for sale, close in, large lot, for only $1250.00. See H. Vossbeck at once. FOR SALE For Sale, at a bargain—3000 gallon red wood tank and 20-foot tank house, also Fairbank 1½ h.p. engine. Apply to Wallop Bros. 1t FOR SALE.—Large, clean Alberta peaches, 2¼c per pound, delivery about August 12th and after. Lemon clings 3c per pound, in September. Orders taken now. J. P. Zeyn, Telephone, Main 111. 2t FOR SALE—At a bargain, almost new double-barrel shot gun, 12 guage.—J. W. DUCKWORTH. For Sale—Bliss' Early Triumph seed Potatoes. Apply to A. C. Spaulding, 2½ miles west of Anaheim. aug6t2 Loose alfalfa hay, $13 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf FOR SALE—Loose alfalfa hay, $11 per ton, in the field. Page & Anderson, opposite Centralia school house, Bert J. Huyber has purchased interest of George Martin in store on South Los Angeles so will in future conduct the same old stand. Mr. Huyler is an enceded cigar manufacturer, and vote his entire attention to my well-known North Light and Sam brands of cigars. Love weed will find these superior and the new proprietor will enjoy a constantly increasing price. Oswald Fulde will open on at his store, 113 East Center well-selected stock of watch and jewelry. He is a graduate cian, and will carry a complete of optical goods. In connection the jewelry store he will also line of novelties, chidaware, g and fancy goods. Mr. Fulde will one of the best-appointed stores city, and invites the patronage purchasing public. George Dunn was in town on morning, having come up from port Beach, where his family is ing the summer, on his way lands. George is interested building of a railroad from Red Oak Glen, a picturesque moun sort, nearly a mile high, w assures us will be the coming resort of Southern California. Lieutenant Selinger is in L les participating in the state which will determine the team resent California at the Nation at Camp Perry, Ohio, next f inger holds the top notcher among riflemen of his regiment little doubt is expressed that again be a member of the state. Rudolph Fossek, formerly city, was married in Los Ang terday to Miss Edna Lincoln, a young lady of that city. Rudy friends in this city extend feli and best wishes for a long an FOR SALE—At a bargain, almost new double-barrel shot gun, 12 guage.—J. W. DUCKWORTH. For Sale—Bliss’ Early Triumph seed Potatoes. Apply to A. C. Spaulding. 2½ miles west of Anaheim. aug6t2 Loose alfalfa hay, $13 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf FOR SALE — Loose alfalfa hay, $11 per ton, in the field. Page & Anderson, opposite Centralia school house, Buena Park, Cal. Phone, Sunset 125. Olive-Street Tract lots for sale, at ten dollars down, ten dollars per month until paid. No interest and no taxes. Address Owner, National City, Cal. P.O. Box 175. apr23m6 A CHECK PRESENTED at this bank drawn against you count instantly is cashed. IT'S A SAFE WAY OF KEEPING MONEY to deposit it here. Bureau and odd nooks of a house isn’t safe as our bank vaults. A PASS BOOK AND CHECK ARE handy things. It’s easier by check than it is to lug money you. Commence now with an here. This Bank is protected from Burglar American Bank Protection Co.’s System; none of which were ever German-American Bank OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: ADOLPH THOMAS, President JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-Pres. CHAS. A. B. Cashier Tim Carroll Wm. McLauchlin Erwin Barr W. A. Bonynge A. Nag Dr. J. L Mr. Dolly Grey has been sold by sales to Washington, and will perform on the American Grey is regarded as one of swirlers on the coast, but he probably never forget the drubbing of tall-grass youngsters gave him game here two years ago. He had for a team of semi-professors on the occasion in question, the Oil Well team, and his team taken to so kindly that the battery averages were fattened seriously thereby. Dolly claimed his catcher’s fault. However, her in the big league will be with interest by his old associan the Coast. Head of machinery for the Cali-licating crate company arrived and work of setting up in the building west of the S. P. commence at once. Nearly stock offered for sale has been sold and manufacturing of crates in a month or six weeks. Berry will have a capacity of 15 per day and will give empathy to about a dozen persons. Others are: F. P. Jaynes, presi-orge Ross, secretary; A.reasurer. Nance brought in six potato from a field on his ranch a half southeast of town on weighing 12 pounds, and pream to the chamber of com-munication purposes. Theighed 24 pounds. Mr. Nance sizes of these tubers, and all are mass quality. He has harvest-tanks, and sold two carloads at hundred. He is planting 30 the fall market, and has fine for another bumper crop. Huyber has purchased the George Martin in the cigar south Los Angeles street and J. B. Rea returned on Sunday from a three weeks’ visit to Kern county and other points north. Mr. Perkins of El Modena, who owns 160 acres adjoining Mr. Rea’s tract at McFarland, sunk a well 97 feet and obtained a flow of 20 inches. At Mojave on Friday the thermometer registered 128 degrees, and on Saturday 122 degrees. At 1 o’clock on Saturday morning the mercury rose to 118. Mr. Rea is glad to get back to the land of cooling sea breezes, where life is worth living. A decree of divorce was handed down on Tuesday by Judge West in favor of Mrs. A. A. Goodwin, of Visalia, and against William Goodwin, of Reno, Nev., on grounds of desertion and failure to provide. Mrs. Goodwin is a niece of Mr. Mayhead of this city. F. C. Spencer appeared as attorney for plaintiff. Major F. E. Upham of Olive was in town the first of the week. Major Upham stands for clean politics, and says republicans up his way are indignant over the action of the county committee in denying them the right to vote at primaries. Olive republicans want a house-cleaning. N. R. Baker, representing the Keystone type foundry, was in town on Monday and talked the office into a trance. The providential arrival of his train saved the office from being replaced from end to end with Keystone type. Mr. Baker is the man who talks the birds off the bush. Rev. Kuhnle and family have moved into the new parsonage recently completed on Broadway by Contractor Pruitt. The edifice was formally accepted last week by the church trustees, who expressed satisfaction with Mr. Pruitt’s work. Electric fans have made their appearance during the recent warm spell. Huyber has purchased the George Martin in the cigar South Los Angeles street, and nature conduct the same at the Mr. Huyler is an expert manufacturer, and will desire attention to making the North Light and Uncle of cigars. Lovers of the find these superior cigars, new proprietor will doubtless instantly increasing trade. Fulde will open on Saturday here, 113 East Center street, a red stock of watches, clocks andry. He is a graduated optician will barry a complete stock of goods. In connection with store he will also have aelties, chidaware, glassware goods. Mr. Fulde will have best-appointed stores in the avites the patronage of the public. Dunn was in town on Monday having come up from New- where his family is spendmer, on his way to Redgeorge is interested in the railroad from Redlands to picturesque mountain rey a mile high, which he will be the coming mountain southern California. Ant Selinger is in Los Angepating in the state shoot determine the team to refornia at the National shooterry, Ohio, next fall. Selis the top notcher’s place men of his regiment, and is expressed that he will member of the state team. Fossek, formerly of this carried in Los Angeles yesiss Edna Lincoln, a popular of that city. Rudy’s many this city extend felicitations wishes for a long and happy stone type. Mr. Baker is the man who talks the birds off the bush. Rev. Kuhnle and family have moved into the new parsonage recently completed on Broadway by Contractor Pruitt. The edifice was formally accepted last week by the church trustees, who expressed satisfaction with Mr. Pruitt’s work. Electric fans have made their appearance during the recent warm spell. They have been installed by O. A. Mullinix, S. Kistler, C. Amberg, Drs. Johnston & Wickett, J. D. Heitshuson, J. Cassou, R. Wisser, F. Conrad and others. The socialists will hold their county convention at Orange Saturday week to nominate candidates for county officers. On Wednesday evening next Rev. Cendrall of Los Angeles will address the faithful on the streets of this city. Mrs. Wm. Schumacher has installed an electric flatiron at her residence, which is said to be the latest thing for ironing clothes. It is supplied with city power, works admirably and its cost is only a few cents per day. Manager Ross of the gas trust reports his company is putting the other fellows on the bum. He makes gas every day, including Sunday, all day long, while two hours a day every other day lets the other fellows out. Capt. Stern has issued instructions to members of Company E to attend drills punctually so that the company may be up to standard at joint maneuvers in Camp October 4th to 15th at Atascadero. Mrs. J. M. Baldy of Portland, sister of L. K. Marshall, who spent the past week with relatives here left some days ago for a visit to various coast resorts before proceeding to her home in the north. D. R. Brown returned on Tuesday from a business visit of several days at Riverside. He reports the thermometer up as high as 110, and is glad to get back to the cooling sea breezes of the coast. N. E. Murphy will open his new restaurant near the postoffice August 14th. He will call it the “Star Restaurant,” and will make a specialty of serving first-class meals at low prices. D. R. Brown returned on Tuesday from a business visit of several days at Riverside. He reports the thermometer up as high as 110, and is glad to get back to the cooling sea breezes of the coast. N. E. Murphy will open his new restaurant near the postoffice August 14th. He will call it the "Star Restaurant," and will make a specialty of serving first-class meals at low prices. Kuechel & Rowley have a force of mechanics employed upon the public library. The foundation is being constructed, and a large quantity of building material is on the ground. The twenty-first annual encampment of the Southern California Veteran Association will be held at Camp Admiral Bob Evans, Huntington Beach, August 18 to Sept. 1, 1908. Capt. Barr writes Joe Helmsen that he and Mr. Keallher are working hard getting three meals a day, and the balance of the time they take the rest cure. The Palace Market has added a handsome new delivery wagon to its equipment, and installed city power to operate its refrigerating plant. Mrs. Will S. Brown and children of San Bernardino are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Brown. Mrs. C. T. Wagner of Los Angeles was a guest of Mrs. A. E. Brown on Wednesday. W. D. Thompson and family were at Newport Beach over Sunday. Earl Abbey and his sister, Miss Alberta Abbey and Miss Eva Gentry are spending a fortnight at Anaheim Landing. New series of job type juices and a consignment due to few days, including latest ornaments. Phone your own work to this office. Promotional Prices right. Articles of incorporation filed by the Bay City Improvement Company. The purposes of which are real estate, rent houses, equip places of entertainment launches, etc. The principal business is Bay City, and is 50 years. Directors for first Alonzo Bailey, J. C. Ord, C. Will R. McAllep, R: D. R. A. Stanton, I. A. Lothian Melrose, W. J. Edward Keane, W. E. D. Morrison stock $25,000, divided into 50 of $25 each. Subscribed $2 Articles of incorporation filed by the Gold King Milling company. The purpose is carry on a general mining, smelting business, also p shipping. Principal place is Anaheim and the term Directors for first year are P. H. Krick, Octova Lagmor M. Ross, R. H. Gilman, V George L. Dietrich. Capital is $500,000, divided into 500 of par value of $1 each. 85,000 shares. The band will give and popular open-air concerts at stand Wednesday evening. Oscar Renner and family on Saturday from an enjoyable night's outing at Tent City ALWAYS RELIABLE A Clean Sweep In Dependable Footwear We have selected all broken lines of our well known brands of Shoes and marked them at special low prices. Men's Tan Oxfords, Douglas and Bostonians Regular $3.50, Sales Price $2.90 Men's, Ladies' and Children's Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, at closing out prices. SPECIAL! A lot of Men's Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, values up to $1.75—Closing Out Price $1.15 FASHER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS SURREY TALK PAGE and ENNEY Surreys with spindle seats, Surreys with high backs, Surreys with solid seats, Surreys with panel seats, open Surreys, canopy top Surreys, light three-quarter open or canopy top Surreys, Surreys with latest style bodies and automobile seats. We are selling Surreys at our price, but that price we are not SURREY TALK PAGE and HENNEY Buggies Surreys with spindle seats, Surreys with high backs, Surreys with solid seats, Surreys with panel seats, open Surreys, canopy top Surreys, light three-quarter open or canopy top Surreys, Surreys with latest style bodies and automobile seats. We are selling Surreys at our price, but that price, we are satisfied will suit everyone who is look- for a bargain in a Surrey. Remember every Surrey we sell is warranted by us for one year. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. 1/4 off on all Summer Suits and Fancy Vests We are offering all our Summer Suits and White Fancy Vests at a discount of 25 per cent. With every $40.00 in checks you get one of our 10 Busy Bee Phonographs. Yungbluth & Kroeger Sunset 294 Home 1044 127 W. Center St series of job type just received, insignment due to arrive in a office, including latest faces and acts. Phone your orders for job this office. Prompt delivery. right. The demand of E. J. Levengood for $400 for damage done his cattle by dipping for the Texas fever tick under the inspection of County Veterinarian W. S. McFarlane has been rejected by the Board of Supervisors. A similar demand for meeting the damages has been made on McFarlane, who also re- series of job type just received, insignment due to arrive in a place, including latest faces and stats. Phone your orders for job in this office. Prompt delivery. night. Series of incorporation have been the Bay City Improvement Co. poses of which are to deal in state, rent houses, tents, etc., places of entertainment, run shops, etc. The principal place of is Bay City, and the term is Directors for first year are Bailey, J. C. Ord, C. F. Reeder, McAlep, R: D. Richards, P. Jon, I. A. Lothian, Richard W. J. Edwards, Charles W. E. D. Morrison. Capital 5,000, divided into 1000 shares each. Subscribed $275. Series of incorporation have been the Gold King mining and company. The purposes are to a general mining, milling and business, also packing and principal place of business him and the term is 50 years. for first year are H. Kuebler, Brick, Octova Lagman, George R. H. Gilman, W. A. Ross, L. Dietrich. Capital stock 500, divided into 500,000 shares value of $1 each. Subscribed hares. and will give another of its open-air concerts at the band wednesday evening next. Renner and family returned day from an enjoyable fortouting at Tent City. The demand of E. J. Levengood for $400 for damage done his cattle by dipping for the Texas fever tick under the inspection of County Veterinarian W. S. McFarlane has been rejected by the Board of Supervisors. A similar demand for meeting the damages has been made on McFarlane, who also refused payment. The way is now clear for the filing of the damage suit, which has been under contemplation by Levengood, and that suit will likely be commenced shortly. Levengood claims he lost several cattle and that an entire herd bought by him from the Joplin ranch in Bell canyon was injured as the result of dipping. Dr. McFarlane and the county will be the defendants in the action when it is begun. Dr. Wickett and a party of Y. M. C. A, boys are camping at White's Landing, Catalina, where they will remain until the 15th at an encampment of the Orange County Y. M. C.A. In the party are Harold Pellegrin, Paul Comstock, Robert McAuley, Cyril Tipton, John and Earl Spencer, Earl Crist, Clarence Beebe, Wayne Goble, Robert Knapp and Gerald Hagar. They walked to Garden Grove, leaving here at 6:30 on Monday morning, and took the electric for San Pedro. Sixty Orange county boys are in camp. Miss Lena Ingraham has returned from a month's outing in the Yosemite valley. She was one of a party of 66, and with others made many trips afoot to points of interest in the valley. She leaves shortly with her mother and sister for a stay of some weeks at Catalina.