anaheim-gazette 1909-04-08

HARMONY THE WATCHWORD ANAHEIM ENTERTAINS VISITING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEN Association of Civic Bodies Forms Permanent Organization and Elects Officers — Favors Motor Service Between Anaheim, Westminster and Huntington Beach — Banquet Held Seldom in the history of Orange county was so pleasant a gathering arranged as the meeting on Wednesday evening last at the Commercial hotel of representatives of chambers of commerce of the county, who assembled with a view to forming an association of the civic bodies of the county. The delegates were met by representatives of the chamber of commerce of this city, and forty sat down to an elaborate banquet. Those present represented this city, Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton, Newport, Huntington Beach, Westminster and Talbert. Delegates were also looked for from Garden Grove and Laguna, but these were unable to be present. When the visitors had been extended, a hospitable welcome, they were escorted to the banquet room, where a tempting repast was spread for their delectation. After the banquet a business meeting was held. The committee on organization reported and offered a constitution and by-laws, which were adopted. The meeting ratified the election of the president, W. W. Wilson of Newport, and the secretary-treasurer, Carl Jorn of Orange, which selections had been made at the last meeting, and proceeded to the election of a vice president. Only one name was year, elect from their number identified, a vice president, and tary-treasurer. Art. V. Duties of the President Section 1. It shall be that the president to preside at meetings of the association. He should cast the voting in all cases sign all warrants upon the payment of money, form all other duties usually to that office. Art. VI. Duties of the Vice President Section 1. In the absence of president, the vice president preside at the meetings of the association and shall perform all ties of the president. Art. VII. Duties of the Treasurer Section 1. The secretary shall keep a record of all meetings of the association. He have general charge of the accounts of the association duct its correspondence. He that the moneys due the ass are regularly collected, coall warrants that have been by the president, and perfor other duties of which he may officially instructed. He shall when requested by the association statement of the financial of the association; he shall charge of the funds of the tion and keep a regular account of subject to the inspection association, and pay all surrants as bear the signature president and secretary-treasury compensation shall be $1.50 meeting. Art. VIII. Committees Section 1. Temporary and committees, by vote of the association, can be appointed inside side of the organization. Art. IX. Vacancies After the banquet a business meeting was held. The committee on organization reported and offered a constitution and by-laws, which were adopted. The meeting ratified the election of the president, W. W. Wilson of Newport, and the secretary-treasurer, Carl Jorn of Orange, which selections had been made at the last meeting, and proceeded to the election of a vice president. Only one name was placed in nomination, that of Dr. W. H. Wickett of Anaheim, who was elected. The association voted to support the petitions which will be circulated in Anaheim, Westminster, Huntington Beach, Newport and intervening stations on the Southern Pacific for the establishment of a motor service over the line. The next meeting of the association will be held at Fullerton April 28, beginning at 7 o'clock. The constitution and by-laws adopted by the association are as follows: Constitution—Art. I. Name Section 1. The name of this association shall be "The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County." Art. II. Objects Section 1. The object of this association shall be to organize and establish a central or executive committee composed of representatives of one commercial organization of each city, town or community in Orange county, for the purpose of cooperating in accomplishing the common object for which such organizations were inaugurated and for the further purpose of promoting harmonious and amicable relations existing between every section of Orange county. Art. III. Membership Section 1. The membership of this association shall be composed of two voting members from each chamber of commerce, board of trade or improvement association of each incorporated city or town in the county and one voting member from each chamber of commerce, board of trade or improvement association in each unincorporated city, town or community. Art. VII. Committee Section 1. Temporary and committees, by vote of the association, can be appointed inside side of the organization. Art. IX. Vacancies Section 1. Any organization sented in this association may cancies in the representation organization. Art. X. Quorum Section 1. At any meeting association, a plurality of members constitute a quorum. Art. XI. Amendments Section 1. This constitution be altered or amended at a regular meeting of the association any special meeting called for purpose, by a two-thirds vote members present, written n the proposed amendment having given by the person submitting same, at a previous meeting By-laws—Time and Place of M Section 1. Regular meeting be held once every month, on last Wednesday of such month the following places, in alphabetical rotation: Anaheim, Fullerton Huntington Beach, Newport Beach Orange, Santa Ana. Provided, however, that by reality vote of the members of this organization, a meeting be suspended, not longer than a month. Section 2. Any regular may be held at any other community, in Orange county special invitation from said community, accepted by a vote of the members present meeting receiving such invitation. Section 3. Special meetings association may be held at the president and must be at the call of the secretary written request of represent from three members of this association. Notice stating time and of such meeting to be sent all persons a reasonable time prior to Art. III. Membership Section 1. The membership of this association shall be composed of two voting members from each chamber of commerce, board of trade or improvement association of each incorporated city or town in the county and one voting member from each chamber of commerce, board of trade or improvement association in each unincorporated city, town or community in the county, who shall, however, have the privilege of two members upon their incorporation, or request, after which said town or community shall be permanently represented by two members. However, at this first election or appointment, one member shall be elected or appointed for one year and the other for two years, so that thereafter one member will be in office when a new member is elected. Section 2. The dues shall be $1 per month, or $10 per annum, payable in advance, from each organization having two representatives, and 50 cents per month, or $5 per annum, payable in advance, from each organization having one representative. Expenses and benefits to be shared equally according to representation. Section 3. Each representative shall have one vote, which may be cast by proxy, given in writing, by a member from his home organization only. Art. IV. Officers Section 1. The membership shall at their regular annual meeting on the last Wednesday in March of each It from their number a preservice president, and a secretaire. Duties of the President 1. It shall be the duty of present to preside at all meetings association. He shall have voting in all cases of a tie, warrants upon the treasurer payment of money, and per other duties usually incident office. Duties of the Vice President 1. In the absence of the vice president shall be the meetings of the association shall perform all the due president. Duties of the Secretary-Treasurer 1. The secretary-treasurer to a record of all proceeding association. He shall general charge of the books and of the association and correspondence. He shall see monkeys due the association early collected, countersignatures that have been signed president, and perform any tasks of which he may be instructed. He shall present, requested by the association a list of the financial condition association; he shall have the funds of the association keep a regular account there to the inspection of the treasury, and pay all such warrants the signatures of the and secretary-treasurer. His intention shall be $1.50 for each T VII. Committees 1. Temporary and standing committee, by vote of the organization appointed inside or outside organization. Art IX. Vacancies ALMOND GROWERS ORGANIZE California Orchardists to Come In for Better Marketing Responsive to expressions of approval from different parts of the state, The California Promotion committee has called a meeting of the almond growers of California for the purpose of taking steps looking toward the formation of a state association of growers in the interests of the almond industry of California. The meeting is to be held on May 7th at Del Monte, Monterey county, where on the following day will be held the eleventh semi-annual meeting of the counties committee of the California Promotion committee. Says the committee in its call: "Impressive demonstration has been given to the success of organization, of co-operative effort, in lines horticultural, agricultural, industrial, commercial, and financial in California. Many advantages might be gained in united action in selling, in eliminating competitive selling among growers. In the purchase of supplies, in the discussion of methods in care of orchards, curing crops and kindred questions that enter into the business. For instance, "Dust Spraying" in orchards is a live question for discussion." The two meetings, together with that of the secretaries' association of California, composed of the executive officers of commercial bodies of the state, which will meet after the counties committee gathering, will send to Del Monte representative men from all over the state, and the delegates to the meeting of the almond growers, by attendance at the counties committee gathering the following day, will be enabled to take advantage of the special fare and one CONSERVATION IN CALIFORNIA Meeting of Counties Committee Discuss Subjects Conservation of the names of the country is at attention of students of psychology all over the nation; ing the suggestions on Roosevelt to the governors various states, whom he conference, there has been able agitation of the most eleventh semi-annual meetings committee of the Promotion committee, who held at Hotel Del Monte Saturday, May 8th, will be to the subject of "Conservation California." This will be state meeting to be held for its object the conservatives resources of the state. Men prominent in government departments, both of state will deliver addresses attending, showing how best Carter, land, forests and more be conserved. In addition program of business the commerce of Monterey and trade of Pacific Grove had on a program of enlightening with a banquet evening, and followed by ing in glass bottomed bake and a number of attainments. Special rates of a farm third for the round trip points in California have lowed by all railroads, special train carrying delegates from San Francisco to Friday afternoon. It is expected that this is one of the most interesting meetings held by the counties com Art. VII. Committees 1. Temporary and standing 2. by vote of the organization appointed inside or outside organization. Art. IX. Vacancies 1. Any organization repretent this association may fill various positions in or outside organization. Art. X. Quorum 1. At any meeting of the 2. a plurality of members 3. institute a quorum. Art. XI. Amendments 1. This constitution may 2. be amended at any regning of the association, or 3. meeting called for that 4. by a two-thirds vote of the 5. present, written notice of 6. amendment having been 7. the person submitting the 8. previous meeting. Time and Place of Meetings 1. Regular meetings shall 2. occur every month, on the 3. Tuesday of such month, at 4. regular places, in alphabetical 5. Anaheim, Fullerton, Huntach, Newport Beach, Organa. However, that by a pluof the members present, organization, a meeting may be held, not longer than one Any regular meeting 1. at any other town or 2. in Orange county, upon 3. station from said town or 4. accepted by a majority 5. members present at the receiving such invitation. Special meetings of the may be held at the call 1. incident and must be held 2. of the secretary at the request of representatives 3. members of this associative stating time and object 1. to be sent all memnable time prior thereto. That of the secretaries' association of California, composed of the executive officers of commercial bodies of the state, which will meet after the counties committee gathering, will send to Del Monte representative men from all over the state, and the delgates to the meeting of the almond growers, by attendance at the counties committee gathering the following day, will be enabled to take advantage of the special fare and onethird rates for the round trip made by the railroad companies. The committee for some time has been studying the advisability and feasibility of effecting a strong org­anization, state wide in its scope, and the meeting, to which all who are interested in the California almond industry are invited, has been called with the sanction and hearty support of the district almond or­ganizations that have been in touch with the committee in the matter. FAVORING THE GRAPE California Legislature Would Foster the Vineyard Through the recommendation of Andrea Sbarbaro, president of the grape growers of California, Senator Price of Sonoma county introduced the following resolution, which was adopted by the unanimous vote of both the senate and the assembly, just before the legislative adjournment last week: "Whereas, The state of California is now becoming pre-eminently a grape-growing state, where wine can be produced as cheaply, of as fine a quality and in as large quantities, as in any country in the world; and whereas, there are at the present time over 250,000 acres of land in the state of California devoted to the viticultural industry, representing an investment of over $100,000,000; and, whereas, a very desirable class of people are coming into this state and taking up the improvement of vast areas of land which have hitherto been productive and of little value, planting vineyards on land absolutely unsuited for any other purpose and hoping to find a market for BIG CALIFORNIA C While it is still early to finite predictions regarding crops, advices from all pa­state indicate that all deci­crops will be exceedingly with the possible exception­es, because of the fact that usual for this fruit to be twice in succession. The crop has been harvested and above the average, it being that more than thirty thousand loads of oranges were shi­ted and timely rains have been all over California during part of March, doing enou­ger fit to all industries. Reports received indicat­ion colonist travel to the coor­dition spring season. A great ed inquiry for small farms. Plans are crystallizing large colonies of farmers brought to California by ne­and placed on lands, thus several hundred families people in the agricultur­al JUDGMENT FILE Judgment and findings farnants in the case of W. S. Frank Monaghan et al. wee,the superior court this week was one in which they certain city lot in the town port Beach was sought to date on the ground that a exhibiting use of the prince site of a saloon or pla­spirituous liquors might be Special meetings of the may be held at the call incident and must be held of the secretary at the request of representatives members of this association stating time and object to be sent all memorable time prior thereto. Any committee failing its duties promptly shall to revision by the assoThe records of each proceedings shall constitute of the transactions of the and shall be kept among Adjournment ence of a quorum at any the association, the mem- shall have the right to meeting, until a quor- obtained. ows may be amended at of the association, a the organization concurder of Business of business shall be as ing of minutes of previous of President. of Secretary-Treasurer. tee reports. tion for Membership. ned Business. business. The records of each proceedings shall constitute of the transactions of the and shall be kept among Adjournment ence of a quorum at any the association, the mem- shall have the right to meeting, until a quor- obtained. ows may be amended at of the association, a the organization concurder of Business of business shall be as ing of minutes of previous of President. of Secretary-Treasurer. tee reports. tion for Membership. ned Business. business. Resolved, By the senate of the state of California, the assembly concurring, that we strongly recommend the encouragement of the viticultural industry in this state, and we favor the enactment of legislation, either by the federal government or by the state legislature, or the passage of regulations or ordinances by any of the counties, cities or towns of the state, that would foster this most important industry, which is destined, if properly encouraged and cared for, to be one of the greatest industries of the state." 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Commercial Hotel FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM AND BAR Handsomely Furnished Rooms Everything neat and clean A home for the Traveling Public A trial will convince. JOHN ZIEGLER, Manager DR. W. W. ADAMS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate of American School of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Me, Office and Residence: 116 Philadelphia St. Office Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 4. Phone No. Main 77 A home for the Traveling Public A trial will convince. JOHN ZIEGLER, Manager DR. W. W. ADAMS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate of American School of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Me. Office and Residence: 116 Philadelphia St. Office Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 4. Phone No. Main 77 Residence Phone Main 1131 Office Phone Main 1141. DR. JOHN H. BOEGE DENTIST Office, Mullinix Building HOURS 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. Evenings By Appointment W. Harold Wickett, M. D. Res. Phones, Main 8X3, Home 863. Herbert A. Johnston, M. D. Res. Phones, Main 82, Home 862. Drs. Johnston & Wickett Office Hours, 11-12, 2-4, 7-8. Office Phones, Main 81, Home 861. Offices, 310 8. Los Angeles Street. J. L. BEEBE, M. D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and res. cor. Center and Palm Sts Office hours: 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p.m. Both Phones. ANAHEIM, CAL. F. C. SPENCER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Notary Public Odd Fellows' Block, Center Stree Anaheim, Cal. VICTOR MONTGOMERY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Attention given to Probate Business Commercial Bank Building. Santa Ana - - - - Cal Tel. Black 791 au23-6m RICHARD MELROSE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC Office Center St Special attention given to Probate Matters ANAHEIM. F. BACKS Undertaker Dealer in Furniture, Wall Paper Cornices, Window Shades, Picture Frames Upholstery Goods, Paints, Oils, and Glass Sewing Machine Supplies ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC Office Center St Special attention given to Probate Matters ANAHEIM. - - - - CAL. F. 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