anaheim-gazette 1909-03-11

A NATION-WIDE MOVEMENT. INCREASE OF WOOD PRESERVATIVES ENGAGING ATTENTION National Government and Public and Private Corporations Finding Use of Creosote Satisfactory Method of Preserving Telephone Poles, Etc. An increase from three and one-half million gallons of the oil of coal tar, or creosote, as it is popularly known, imported into the city of New York in 1904, to an amount estimated to be almost twenty-five million gallons last year, is one of the indications pointing to the progress of the nation-wide movement for the conservation of forest resources. It is creosote which the government and scores of corporations and private wood users have found to be one of the most satisfactory preservatives of railroad ties, mine props, telephone and telegraph poles, fence posts, and for timbers used for other commercial purposes. Lengthening the life of timber in use means the lessening of the drain on the country's forests, and what is more important to the average business man, it means the saving of thousands of dollars annually spent for the labor of the frequent renewals made necessary when untreated timber is used. Ten years ago the strongest advocates of the creosoting method of preserving wood could scarcely have hoped for the present advanced state of this industry. Creosoting is becoming the acknowledged standard means of increasing the life of timbers. Formerly the production of creosote, from both coal tar and wood tar, far exceeded any demand for wood treating purposes. However, the number of wood-preserving plants has grown so rapidly within the last four years that this country is not now able to supply its own demand for coal tar creosote. A brief study of the importation STUDY OF THE EUCALYPTIC INVESTIGATING PRACTICAL USE OF PLANTING IN SOUTHERN TEXAS Importance of Its Culture from Commercial Standpoint in California Arouses General Interest—On the Largest and Rapid Growth Albuquerque, Feb. 17.—Plant being made to have a special undertaken by a representative of the United States forest service the near future to determine feasibility of the culture of the calyptus tree in the lower Rio Grande valley and along the Gulf of Texas. The importance of eucalyptus culture from a commercial stand in California has within the past months 'aroused general interest throughout the country concerning these rapid growing trees and district office of the forest service at Albuquerque receives almost inquiries as to the feasibility of planting of eucalyptus in the west, particularly in the state Texas. Eucalypts are native to the region of Australia and Tasmania where at least 160 distinct species are recognized. They were introduced into California about 1850 and planted near San Francisco for mental purposes. The extreme rapid growth of certain species, value for fuel, lumber, and products have resulted in the taking of extensive investigationcerning the habits of these trees their commercial uses and positions. Fully 100 species have been introduced into the United States. Among the most important species at present planted in this county blue gum, sugar gum, gray gum gum and Manna gum. Blue gum is one of the largest most rapid growing trees in the hoped for the present advanced state of this industry. Creosoting is becoming the acknowledged standard means of increasing the life of timbers. Formerly the production of creosote, from both coal tar and wood tar, far exceeded any demand for wood treating purposes. However, the number of wood-preserving plants has grown so rapidly within the last four years that this country is not now able to supply its own demand for coal tar creosote. A brief study of the importation columns of the trade journals shows the effect of the growth of the wood preservation industry. In the whole year of 1904 the New York imports amounted to only 3,500,000 gallons. By the end of 1907, the importation had increased to 17,500,000 gallons, while for the present year conservative estimates place the imported coal tar creosote at between 22 to 25 million gallons. The year has started most auspiciously; during a five-weeks' period in December and January the importation through New York alone was 15,000 tons, giving a weekly average of 3000 tons or 68,000 gallons. It is significant that during this same period the importation of related by-products from coal kept pace with that of creosote. Ammonium carbonate, chloride, sulphate, and "sal ammoniac" entered to the amount of 104,227,1260 and 400 tons respectively. If these had been all made into the sulphate, the equivalent product would have been 460 tons per week. The estimated ratio of twenty pounds of sulphate to one and one-half gallons of the creosote oil would make an equivalent production of 68,000 gallons of creosote. This is not far different from the 68,000 gallons which were really imported. Since these ammonia products and creosote are being imported in this relation, it is plainly evident that the production of creosote is not alone deficient, but also coal tar products in general. The production of creosote in this country will, in all probability, continue to be far less than the consumption. The wood preservation industry has been in its infancy only, and enormous demands may be expected in the future. The coke, and consequently the coal tar industries, have until recently been at their best but even at their best the supply of by-products has run short. On this account, we should turn to other sources to supply the increasing demand for creosote preservatives. A great help may be eventually afforded by the increasing use of wood tar creosote which has not been in high favor in the past. It is gratifying to note that within the last few years some of the more important rapid growth of certain species, value for fuel, lumber, and products have resulted in the taking of extensive investigationcerning the habits of these trees their commercial uses and positions. Fully 100 species have been introduced into the United States. Among the most important states planted in this county blue gum, sugar gum, gray gum and Manna gum. Blue gum is one of the largest most rapid growing trees in the In California under favorable conditions trees have attained a height 175 feet and a diameter of 5 feet 25 years while in exceptional instances individual trees have reached height of 125 feet and a diameter three feet in nine years. Spray from the stumps of eucalyptus frequently reach 3 inches in order and 35 feet in height in months. The wood of blue gum is primarily valuable for fuel and lumber although it finds numerous other uses. Lyptus oil, a drug of considerable mercial importance, is distilled on leaves. Sugar gum is also a very grower but like blue gum, will tolerate much frost. Red gum gray gum while possibly a little warmer in growth than those are drought and frost resistant. Are being planted extensively to the durability of their timber contact with the soil and its commercial uses. Both red gum gray gum are valuable for piles posts and poles while the woody red gum is said to be considered excellent substitute for mahona Manna gum is also fairly frost resistant and is a rapid grower. Wood, however, is principally blee for fuel. The eucalypts are adapted to tropical climate and the limits in which they may be planted commercial purposes in this country may be broadly defined as that led by the frost line. They are therefore adapted for planting in warmer portions of California and parts of Southern Arizona and as. It is not likely that they be grown with any degree of sun in New Mexico. Few of the lyptus can survive a temperature er than 20 deg. Fahrenheit, and of them a temperature less than deg. Fahrenheit. Blue gum and gar gum may be planted when temperature does not fall below deg. and 28 deg. Fahrenheit relatively, while red gum has been able to stand a drop to 12 deg. There is considerable area hot in southern Texas where it is likely that the more hardy of these pected in the future. The coke, and consequently the coal tar industries, have until recently been at their best but even at their best the supply of by-products has run short. On this account, we should turn to other sources to supply the increasing demand for creosote preservatives. A great help may be eventually afforded by the increasing use of wood tar creosote which has not been in high favor in the past. It is gratifying to note that within the last few years some of the more important wood distillers have been turning into a profit those oils and tars which were formerly run to waste. The demand for these products is increasing, and this recovered by-product has been asserted to be not only a revenue for the producer but also a valuable preservative for the treatment of structural timber. LICENSE FOR FISHERS Sacramento, March 4.—The assembly passed the senate bill, which provides that all citizens of the United States engaged in fishing for profit in California must pay a yearly license of $2.50, while aliens must pay $10 a year. The bill affects only the market fishermen, and the higher license fee will apply principally to Japanese, Italians, Chinese and Greeks. A Santa Ana man stole Judge Towner's automobile one night last week and later returned, awakened the judge and asked for the loan of the crank, being unable to start the machine without it. After stealing the auto the thief went to the residence of Max Reinhaus, sometime after midnight, and asked for the crank of his machine. Mr. Reinhaus, suspecting the thief, telephoned the officers, and the man was later arrested. He is in jail on a felony charge. Women always have plenty of work on wash-day. Why not get a water-power washing machine to do some of it. Beebe-Weisel Co. FOR THE EUCALYPTUS INITING PRACTICABILITY INSTALLING IN SOUTH-WESTERN TEXAS Of Its Culture from Commandpoint in California General Interest—One of Best and Rapid Growers In Feb. 17.—Plans are to have a special study by a representative of States forest service in culture to determine the culture of the eurain the lower Rio Grand along the Gulf coast istance of eucalyptus culmercial standpoint has within the past few hours general interest in the country concerning growing trees and the use of the forest service due receives almost daily into the feasibility of the eucalyptus in the southsudely in the state of are native to the coast Australia and Tasmania, last 160 distinct species old. They were introduction about 1850 and first San Francisco for orses. The extremely radif certain species, their hel, lumber, and special results in the undersensitive investigations contribits of these trees and special uses and possibilities have been inthe United States. The most important specicies planted in this country are sugar gum, gray gum, red mna gum. Is one of the largest and growing trees in the world Resolution of Intention No. 82 A Resolution declaring it to be the intention of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim to order cement curbs to be constructed on certain portion of South Los Angeles Street, between Santa Ana and Broad Streets, in the City of Anaheim: The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, State of California, do hereby resolve and declare that the public interest and convenience require and that it is the intention of the said Board of Trustees, to order the following work to be done, to-wit: 1. That a cement curb be constructed on the West side of South Los Angeles Street, commencing at the curb line on South Los Angeles Street, at the Northwest corner of said South Los Angeles Street and the Water Alley, which point is 793.41 feet south of the South line of Santa Ana Street, and extending from this point to the south line of Santa Ana Street, with a curb corner at Santa Ana Street, said corner to be built on a radius of three feet and to extend to a point on Santa Ana Street nine feet West of the West curb line of South Los Angeles Street. 2. That a cement curb be constructed on the East side of South Los Angeles Street, commencing at a point 408.55 feet North of the North line of South Street, and extending from this point to South Street, with a cement curb corner at South Street, built on a radius of eight feet. Also commencing at the South line of South Street and extending to a point 865.92 feet south of the South line of South Street, with a cement curb corner on South Street built on a radius of eight feet. All of the work herein described shall be done in accordance with the plans, profiles and cross-sections thereof, heretofore duly adopted by said Board of Trustees and on file in the office of the Clerk of said City, and in accordance with the specifications contained in Ordinance No. 162 of said city. The Anaheim Gazette, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in said City f Anaheim, is hereby designated as the newspaper in which this Resolution of Intention and notice of the passage thereof shall be published in the manner and by the persons required by law. The Superintendent of Streets of said City is hereby directed to post notices of the passage of this resolution in the manner and in the form required by law, and to cause a notice similar in substance to be published by one insertion in said newspaper in the manner required by law. The City Clerk is hereby directed to post this Resolution of Intention conspicuously for two days on or near the Chamber of said Board of Trustees, and to cause the same to be published by two insertions in the manner required by law in said newspaper. I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution of Intention was duly passed by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, on the 25th day of February, 1909, by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Stock, Gates and Fiscales. Noes: None. EDWARD B. MERRITT. City Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Board of (Seal) Trustees of the City of Anaheim. mr4-2t thence in a northerly directthe westerly line of Building three and thirty-seven, the northwest corner of Buthirty-three, thence in an exrection along the northerly lining Lot thirty-three, 131.45 feet southerly, and parallel with early line of Building Lot thir181.5 feet to a point in the line of Building Lot thirty-seveeasterly along the northerly Building Lot thirty-seven, elef of a foot, thence southerly adell with the easterly line of Buthirty-seven, 181.5 feet to a the southerly line of Building ty-seven, thence westerly all southerly line of Building L seven, 132.25 feet to the poginning, excepting therefrom hereinbefore described as they be taken for opening and extenalley. Reference is hereby made to olution of Intention for furthuars. N. F STEA Superintendent of Streets of of Anaheim, State of Calforni most important species in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum and suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg. Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum and suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg. Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum and suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg. Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum and suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg. Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum and suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg. Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum and suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg. Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum and suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg. Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses. Eucalyptus of considerable importance, is distilled from it is also a very rapid like blue gum, will not frost. Red gum and little possibly a little slower than those are more frost resistant. They planted extensively owing utility of their timber in the soil and its many uses. Both red gum and valuable for piles, ties, lies while the wood of said to be considered an institute for mahogany. It is also fairly frost-resistant a rapid grower. The er, is principally valuable are adapted to a sub-site and the limits with which may be planted for purposes in this country only defined as that bound first line. They are therefor planting in the towns of California and in Northern Arizona and Texas likely that they can with any degree of successico. Few of the eucalyptus a temperature low-g. Fahrenheit, and none temperature less than 12 ceil. Blue gum和suy be planted where the does not fall below 26 deg.Fahrenheit respected gum has-been known up to 12 deg. Insiderable area however Texas where it is likewise hardy of the eucalyptus is one of the largest and growing trees in the world under favorable conditions attained a height of 5 feet in exceptional instances have reached a feet and a diameter of nine years. Sprouts of eucalyptus trees reach 3 inches in diameter in height in eight blue gum is principally used and lumber although gross other uses.EUCALYPTUS OF CECILIA AND CINAHEIM; WITHIN TWO DAYS AFTER THE SERVICE ON YOU OF THIS SUMMONS; IF SERVED WITHIN THIS COUNTY; OR WITHIN THREE DAYS IF SERVED ELSEWHERE. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required,the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint as arising upon contract,or he will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. Given under my hand and the seal ofthe Superior Court of the County of Orange.StateofCalifornia,this 16th dayof February,A.D. 1909.(Seal) W.B.WILLIAMS,Clerk.F.C.Spencer attorney for plaintiff,room4.OddFellowsbldg.,Anaheim,Cal.fb18-9t Notice to Creditors EstateofC.W.Marden deceased.NoticeisheregivenbytheundersignedexecutorofthelastwillofC.W.Marden.deceased,tothecreditorsofandallpersonshavingclaimsagainstthesaiddeceased,totheexhibitthesamewiththenecessaryvoucherswithinthemonthsafterthefirstpublicationofthisnotice(whichpublicationwasfirstmadeonthe25thdayofFebruary,1909)tothesaidexecutorathisplaceofbusinessofsaidestate.attheofficeofE.E.Keechin room1oftheCommercialBankbuilding.IntheCityofSanta Ana,intheCountyofOrange.Datedthis25thdayofFebruary,A.D. 1909.J.P.GREELEY.ExecutoroftheLastWillOfC.W.Marden.deceased. NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK NoticeisheregiventhatonThursday,the11thdayofFebruary,1909,theBoardofTrusteesoftheCityofAnaheimStateofCalifornia,did.atitsmeetingonsaidday,passaresolution.Number81,declaringitsintentiontoorderthefollowingstreetworktobedonetowit:Toopenandextendanalley,eighteenfeetwide,andthroughOriginalBuildingLotsthirty-three(33)andthirty-seven(37),runningeastandwestthroughsaidlots,intheCityofAnaheim NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, the 11th day of February, 1909, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, State of California, did, at its meeting on said day, pass a resolution; Number 81, declaring its intention to order the following street work to be done to wit: To open and extend an alley, eighteen feet wide, through Original Building Lots thirty-three (33) and thirty-seven (37), running east and west through said lots, in the City of Anaheim. That the land which was by said Board of Trustees deemed to be, and by its said resolution was declared to be necessary to be taken for said work or improvement, is described as follows, to wit: (a) Beginning at the southwest corner of Original Building Lot 33, as the same is shown on a map recorded in Book 4, at pages 629 and 630. of Deeds, records of Los Angeles County, California, on file in the office of the county recorder of said Los Angeles County, thence in an easterly direction, along the south line of said Lot 33, 131.45 feet, to the southeast corner of said lot; thence northerly along the east line of said lot thirty-three, nine feet, to a point, thence in a westerly direction and parallel with the south line of said lot, 131.45 feet to the west line of said lot, and thence in a southerly direction along the west line of said lot, nine (9) feet to the point of beginning; and (b) Beginning at the northwest corner of Original Building Lot thirty-seven (37), as shown on said map, referred to in subdivision "a" hereof, thence in an easterly direction along the north line of said lot thirty-seven, 132.25 feet to the northeast corner of said lot thirty-seven, thence southerly along the east line of said lot thirty-seven, nine (9) feet, to a point, thence in a westerly direction, on a line parallel with the north line of said lot thirty-seven 132.25 feet to the west line of said lot, and thence in a northerly direction along the west line of said lot, nine (9) feet to the point of beginning. That the exterior boundaries of the district of lands established, and declared by said resolution to be affected and benefited by said work or improvement, and to be assessed to pay the damages, costs and expenses thereof, are described as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of Original Building Lot thirty-seven (37) as shown on a map recorded in Book 4 of Deeds, at pages 629 and 630, records of Los Angeles County, California, a northerly direction along early line of Building Lots thirand thirty-seven, 263 feet to west corner of Building Lot e, thence in an easterly diing the northerly line of Buildthirty-three, 131.45 feet, thence and parallel with the eastof Building Lot thirty-three, to a point in the northerly building Lot thirty-seven, thence along the northerly line of lot thirty-seven, eight-tenths thence southerly and paraise easterly line of Building Lot in, 181.5 feet to a point in early line of Building Lot thirthence westerly along the line of Building Lot thirty25 feet to the point of becepting therefrom the lands described as the lands to or opening and extending said is hereby made to sald resIntention for further partic- N. F STEADMAN, Agent of Streets of the City ilm, State of California. Griffith Lumber Co. Agents for ORIENTAL PLASTER COLTON PORTLAND CEMENT LUMBER BRICKS ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK So. Los Angeles st. near S. P. depot Henry M. Adams, Mgr. MAW, BULKLEY & CO. 62-64 So. Los Angeles St. Los Angeles GATION PLANTS ESTALLED COMPLETE MACHINEY of all kinds, going road making machinvelers, scrapers, hardpan s, etc. stock always on hand. GASOLINE ENGINES NTRIFUGAL PUMPS V. REED 122 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California General Machinist Repair Work will be Given Special Attention Tanks, Pipe Fittings. Gasoline Pumping Plants Installed and Repaired W. REED 122 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California General Machinist Repair Work will be Given Special Attention Tanks, Pipe Fittings. Gasoline Pumping Plants Installed and Repaired California Wine Co. F. Conrad & Son, Props. Ever Street - Anaheim Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants Bands of Bottled Beer. Delivery Made Everywhere Getting Down Your Fire Insurance! of the indirect advantages which would come to you if you adopt individual motor drive with power from our lines be a decreased fire risk. Giving away with boiler and engine rooms not only decreases the human life and property, but will allow you a reduction in insurance rates. Is this a point worth considering, along with the many otherages which electric drive has over any other form? THE EDISON ELECTRIC CO. SANTA ANA DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone Sunset 301 Home 1246 It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone Sunset 301 Home 1246 KEEP A LOOK OUT on your horse's feed. Be sure and give him the right kind. He will give you better service and you wont have to call a veterinary surgeon. WE HAVE BALED HAY In our store room that's as sweet as the day it was mown. 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