anaheim-gazette 1909-04-22

FORTY FEET OF WATER Yorba Reservoir Filled to the High-Water Mark Water to a depth of forty feet rises against the dam at Yorba reservoir, and the element of leakage is reduced to a minimum. Recent wild rumors that the reservoir "leaked from 600 to 800 inches per day" excite nothing but smiles among those who keep informed upon the subject. Zanjero Brunworth said this week that if the leakage were even a fraction of this volume the reservoir would have run dry long ago. No water had been run into it for sixty days, during progress of work by the railroad at Horseshoe Bend, yet twenty feet of water stood in the reservoir continuously. The absurdity of these wild rumors, which are not made by parties entirely disinterested, is shown by Mr. Brunworth's statement that the daily supply of water brought down to Anaheim does not at the present time amount to 800 inches. The dam and bottom of the reservoir are absolutely water tight, and the seepage is so slight that... twenty feet of water stood in the reservoir continuously. The absurdity of these wild rumors, which are not made by parties entirely disinterested, is shown by Mr. Brunworth' statement that the daily supply of water brought down to Anaheim does not at the present time amount to 800 inches. The dam and bottom of the reservoir are absolutely water tight, and the seepage is so slight as to be practically nothing at all. At the higher levels about the sides, where water has not yet risen and where an occasional squirrel or gopher hole exists, there has been seepage, which has been entirely expected. But these places are being taken care of, and the water level is gradually rising in the reservoir. A slight seepage is looked for to continue, until the silt deposits render the sides absolutely impervious to water. The reservoir has the cordial approval of James D. Schuyler, who recently returned from Panama, where he went with President Taft as one of five hydraulic engineers to inspect and report upon the canal. Mr. Schuyler says the Yorba reservoir is one of the best reservoirs in the southwest. Fred Eaton, who adversely reported upon the site, and was very properly turned down by the water board, seems to have dropped out of sight, and so far as B'r Sherwood is concerned, there is on file at the water office a report signed by him, not only approving the site as excellent for reservoir purposes, but actually recommending that Engineer Kellogg's dam be increased ten feet in height! The reservoir has fulfilled its mission, and is fulfilling it right along. It does away with night irrigation in the southern portions of the district, it yields the company double the amount of money previously paid for night water, and as a success is a night-blooming ceres and a bouquet of carnations rolled into one. If those who are squealing about the reservoir so would visit it, they might be able to acquire a modicum of knowledge regarding it. They had best be careful though for their that Anaheim has become known throughout the county Market town. Here is waler and consumer are brover to the mutual advantage parties concerned. Some of the stock offers follows: A cow brought $2 buggy and harness was knotted for $53, a colt brought $2 year-old was sold for $6 cow $35, and other stock tion. The sale amounted to $300. Private sales were ous, and merchants had ness at their Market Day counters. The committee in charge sale, consisting of Hermann Henry Adams and W. M. were on hand, as were also of other merchants and th FAMILY REUNION A family reunion and assembled at Bay City on Saturday one of the most enjoyable season was participated the following: Mr. and Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Goander, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Abbott Mrs. A. W. Quarton, Mrs Fred Barnes. The party drove to the rigs and spent the day amusements, a basket luncheon feature of the day. DAMAGE CASE A jury in the superior Tuesday began the case of J. Schulte against F. Morr Clarence E. Smith, Mrs. H Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Barm Plaintiff claims $500 damage the defendants because of ditch built along a road draw, and asks the court the defendants to allow st to pass by the ditch. According to Schulte's the cement ditch acts as dam, it being from one to high along a road near Oran Storm water is backed up which, says the complaint, a natural draw, and cause It does away with night irrigation in the southern portions of the district, it yields the company double the amount of money previously paid for night water, and as a success is a night-blooming ceres and a bouquet of carnations rolled into one. If those who are squealing about the reservoir so would visit it, they might be able to acquire a modicum of knowledge regarding it. They had best be careful, though, for they might fall in and get wet. Some of them, notably B'r Sherwood, who has frequently been in over his head, might swim out and give us another performance on the flying trapeze. The reservoir is all right. WHAT WE DO One of the most important things we do is to feed the farmer. If you need money to pay for labor during the season of planting and growing, we will advance. You can pay it back after the crop has been harvested. You can carry your account with us as a bond during a part of the year, then carry it on as a debtor when you have realized on your efforts and investments. See us now and arrange to draw ready from the bank in small sums from time to time as needed in your business. OFFICERS W. F. BOTSFORD, President. JOHN HARTUNG, V. Pres., Cashier. FRANK SHANLEY, 2d V. Pres. O. ZEUS, Ass't Cashier. O. STORM, Ass't ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 22. MARKET DAY SALES and Cows Bring Good Figures —Good Crowds Other large crowd was in town sunday in attendance upon Marray, and at 2 o'clock spirited began for the purchase of a livestock offered for sale. AucMcKee announced Market could be continued on each saturday of the month, and urgers to bring in their products, as butter, eggs, poultry, liveetc., He assured them good for their offerings, saying mould be on hand to buy whatas offered. The large attendthe sale attested the fact anaheim has become generally throughout the county as the town. Here is where produconsumer are brought togeththe mutual advantage of the concerned. of the stock offered sold as A cow brought $25, a horse, and harness was knocked down a colt brought $20.50, a twowas sold for $60, a young SCIENTISTS VISIT THE COUNTY DEMONSTRATION TRAIN ARRIVES TUESDAY MORNING Met at All Points by Interested Throngs, who Crowd Cars and View Exhibits—Many Notable Men On Train—High Praise Accorded the University for Its Enterprise The horticultural and agricultural demonstration train operated by the University of California and State Horticultural Commission arrived on time over the Southern Pacific on Tuesday. The first stop in Orange county was made at Buena Park at 10 o'clock. A two-hours' stop was made, and the cars were viewed by a large and interested number of people. The train made its next stop in this city, arriving at 12.45. The scientists were at luncheon in the diner as the train pulled in, and an interested crowd gathered about the cars. At 1 o'clock the doors of the cars were opened and visitors soon BOARD OF SUPP H. J. Stevens AppoInspecte The supervisors Tuappointed H. J. Stevelivestock inspector, a lots had been taken, th standing four for Stevfor Dr. R. A. Lord. There were four appoplace, C. D. Price, W. R. A. Lord and H. J. The first ballot gave Stevens one and M. votes, and the second same. Then recess w when the third ballot showed four votes fo one for Lord. Stevens declared to be the ch The appointment is v standing that it termipleasure of the board. $125 a month, and all essary must be given of the office. The a comparative stranger, from Kansas less than The supervisors al a heim has become generally throughout the county as the town. Here is where producer are brought together the mutual advantage of the concerned. of the stock offered sold as A cow brought $25, a horse, and harness was knocked down a colt brought $20.50, a two-was sold for $60, a young, and other stock in proportion The sale amounted to upward Private sales were numerous merchants had record business their Market Day bargain committee in charge of the consisting of Herman Stern, Adams and W. P. Quarton, hand, as were also a number of merchants and townspeople. FAMILY REUNION Family reunion and picnic as at Bay City on Sunday, when the most enjoyable outings of season was participated in by showing: Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mr. and Mrs. George Alex-Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, Mrs. J. L. Abbot, Mr. and W. Quarton, Mrs. R. Duell, Barnes. Party drove to the beach in which spent the day in various events, a basket lunch being a part of the day. DAMAGE CASE In the superior court on began the case of of Henry State against F. Morris Smith, E. Smith, Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Isaac Barman. The claims $500 damages fromendants because of a cement spill along a road and over a road asks the court to compelendants to allow storm water by the ditch. going to Schulte's complaint, sent ditch acts as a kind of being from one to four feet along a road near Orangethorpe. Water is backed up by the dam days the complaint, is across the draw, and causes Schulte in the superior court on began the case of of Henry State against F. Morris Smith, E. Smith, Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Isaac Barman. 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Pres., Cashier O. STORM, Ass't Cashier. real and forage crops; control and care of diseases of domestic animals; the production of certified milk; the plant diseases and their control; pruning and care of vineyards; the eucalypts and manufactured products of these excellent hardwood trees. A novel and interesting feature of the work of this train is to be seen in the soil columns and explanations of the meaning of "plant food." This portion of the exhibit has been installed by Professor R. H. Loughridge, agricultural geologist and soil physicist, and will be under his care during the trip north. The exhibits of insects affecting human health and the health of animals, installed by Professor W. B. Herms of the department of entomology, will also prove of great interest to those who visit the train. The object of the demonstration train is to present to horticulturalists and others in concrete form the results of scientific experimentation and appreciation of the same. In the first car exhibit A comprised vines from cutting to maturity. showing treatment which should be given to obtain best results in yield and for long life for the vine itself. Forming a part of exhibit A is a collection of various grades of sulphur showing the visitor how to choose a proper sample for control of such evils as mildew and redspider. Exhibit B shows the relation between insects and diseases. Especial emphasis is laid upon the transmission of malarial troubles by the mosquito, of various fevers by the common house fly, and upon the fact that by cleanly methods, the latter insect can be practically eliminated. While by drainage the mosquito can (Concluded on twelfth page) APRIL 22, 1909 NUMBER 27 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS J. Stevens Appointed Livestock Inspector The supervisors Tuesday morning pointed H. J. Stevens as county stock inspector, after three ballots had been taken, the deciding vote leading four for Stevens and one Dr. R. A. Lord. There were four applicants for the seat, C. D. Price, W. S. MacFarlane, A. Lord and H. J. Stevens. The first ballot gave Price one, Stevens one and MacFarlane two, and the second ballot was the elec. Then recess was taken and on the third ballot was counted it voted four votes for Stevens and for Lord. Stevens was therefore awarded to be the choice. The appointment is with the under-standing that it terminates at the close of the board. The salary is paid a month, and all the time necessary must be given to the duties of the office. The appointee is a comparative stranger, having come Kansas less than a year ago. The supervisors allowed the sum to be spread flood waters. SUB-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS CORPORATION Tri-Counties Reforestation Committee Plans for Formation of a Corporation on Mutual Plan in the Matter of Water Conservation in Mountains A meeting of the sub-committee named at the quarterly meeting of the Tri-Counties Reforestation committee at Redlands on the 8th inst., for the purpose of forming a permanent legal organization separate from the tri-counties committee, to be composed of persons who will be benefited by the spreading of storm waters in the debris of the Santa Ana river, was held at Riverside on Tuesday. The committee unanimously decided upon the formation of a corporation on the mutual plan. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, E. E. Keech. He outlined his opinion of the formation of a corporation to have charge of the spreading of water, and spoke of the large extent over which water for Lord. Stevens was therefore prepared to be the choice. The appointment is with the underwriting that it terminates at the closure of the board. The salary is paid a month, and all the time necessary must be given to the duties of the office. The appointee is a comparative stranger, having come Kansas less than a year ago. The supervisors allowed the sum of $200 to be paid to H. G. Ames, as appropriation from the county to act in entertaining the Elks at reunion to be held in Los Angeles only. Chairman MacMullan was authorized to make repairs on the bridge between El Modena and Orange not in excess of $200. Rex Collector Lamb was authorized to purchase a filing case to cost not more than $225. The resignation of W. E. Chilson Director of the Bolsa drainage district was accepted and J. H. Stewart appointed to fill vacancy. WELCOME TO OUR CITY The Orange merchants and manufacturers' association took an automobile ride over the county Tuesday. Left Orange shortly after one back and were between fifty and ninety number, occupying twelve audibles. The trip included Ana-Fullerton, Placentia, Olive, Yorad along the foothills road over Austin, taking in Villa Park and Modena. At Tustin the party was by a delegation of the Santa Ana and M. and escorted to their room for an informal reception was held our o'clock. The Travel Section of the Ebell meet on Saturday afternoon at home of Mrs. Fred Spencer. The spring program will be given at time: Roll call to be answer-with facts concerning Japan. Aese Masseur, Mrs. Rose; theese Pillow, Miss Zeyn; the Obi, Quarton; Geisha girls, Mrs.; character of the Japanese, Juny; earthquakes and volcanic Japan, Mrs. Dutton; descrip-ters in the debris of the Santa Ana river, was held at Riverside on Tuesday. The committee unanimously decided upon the formation of a corporation on the mutual plan. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, E. E. Keech. He outlined his opinion of the formation of a corporation to have charge of the spreading of water, and spoke of the large extent over which water may be spread from a number of the streams. Owing to the fact that there are no well-defined channels in Orange county, the storm waters do considerable damage. Mr. Cuttle thought the expenses of this work should be borne by the parties interested, and not by the tri-counties committee. In his opinion there were three things to be considered by the meeting, namely, 1, whether a corporation should be formed; 2, the basis of representation in case a corporation was formed, and, 3, the form of the organization. Regarding the first point, Mr. Cuttle moved that a corporation be formed, as this would provide a legal body. This was carried unanimously. As to the basis of representation Mr. Fraser moved that the corporation consist of three members from each county. After some discussion the motion carried. The chairman announced that the organization be a stock corporation, either with or without capital. Mr. Lyon suggested a mutual organization, and this was favored by Mr. Nisson and Mr. Fraser. Messrs. Cuttle and Marshall argued for a stock corporation. On motion of Mr. Garstin the mutual plan was agreed on. With regard to the scope of the organization, it was moved by Mr. Lyon that it be broad enough to cover the spreading of the flood waters of the Santa Ana and its tributaries from the San Bernardino mountains to the Santa Ana mountains. This motion was carried without a dissenting voice. Mr. Lyon moved that the permanent committee be instructed not to contract any indebtedness until the money is raised. This motion was carried Mr. Keech was made norma- meet on Saturday afternoon at home of Mrs. Fred Spencer. The ring program will be given at time: Roll call to be answer with facts concerning Japan. Aese Masseur, Mrs. Rose; theese Pillow, Miss Zeyn; the Obi, Quarton; Geisha girls, Mrs. character of the Japanese, Juny; earthquakes and volcanism Japan, Mrs. Dutton; descripif a Japanese hotel; Mrs. Reh Buddhism and Shintoism, Mrs. on; peculiar customs in Japan, Spake; Japanese music, Miss oldt. Just Opened a Shipment of House Dresses Kimonas Wash Suits Neat new patterns in Ginghams, Percales, Linens and Reps, made up in nobby styles. We buy from the leading manufacturers. Dresses from $1.00 to $2.75. Kimonas from 40c. to $1.25. Skirts from $1.00 to $4.00. The "S.Q.R." Store Schumacher, Quarton & Renner Phones: Home 1604; Sunset 541