anaheim-gazette 1909-06-17

COUNTY NOTES SANTA ANA County Officer Ball and District Attorney Davis made a trip along the outfall sewer and as a result of their investigations it is probable that injunction will be brought against A. A. Fakuda, a Japanese who rents the city's sewer farm, and against others who use sewage for irrigation purposes. Should this suit be brought it is probable that the result will be that the city will have to build an addition to its septic tank. At the present time the sewage is not run through the tanks, which are nothing more than sediment tanks and do not allow of the disintegration and destruction of germs. The Health Officer claims that the spreading of sewage that has not passed through the septic process or its use for irrigation constitutes a nuisance and as such can be abated. A subscription list is being signed by property owners on South Main street, for the purpose of raising a sum of money to go into the courts and fight the city's proposal to put down cement concrete gutters on South Main street. An injunction suit stopping procedure by the Trustees will be brought. A. R. Rowley, who has been in the drug business in Santa Ana for a quarter of a century, has sold his interests in the Rowley Drug Company to his partner, G. S. Kellerman, for several minutes before him, his story does not look barlow is believed to be served a sentence at Long Island cently for the same offence one charged against him here. Ed Frazier of Norwalk guilty to a charge of taking a clause belonging to Gertrude L. Tustin without the permission owner. He paid Justice for a fine of $10. Frazier, it took the wheel on May 18 and it broke down with him led to his detection. Calvin swore to a complaint against and Constable Jackson arrested at Norwalk. The Marshal some days ago ed a telegraphic request from ita, Kan., to arrest Scott L. a banker who is wanted in eastern city to answer a charge bezzlement. The man is sent in a hospital here, where he fined because of a broken trained in an automobile accident. Marshal was unable to locate The dispatch from Wichita "Parties from this city visit Santa Ana, including Mrs. Niner, have informed people like who are interested in Winchester they have seen him, and are he is the man. He is said ing under the name of Serio." Scott Winne left Win March 26, 1909, leaving liable over $500,000. His individual A. R. Rowley, who has been in the drug business in Santa Ana for a quarter of a century, has sold his interests in the Rowley Drug Company to his partner, C. S. Kelley, and will retire from business. On the second ballot the jury that tried Edward Reinert on a charge of having attempted to kill C. N. Gary, a real estate agent, who, Reinert believed, had swindled him out of $4000, returned a verdict of not guilty. The plea of the defense was that Reinert, a hard-working German, on finding himself defrauded, became worked up to such a pitch that he was not responsible for his act. Reinert on March 24th fired a bullet into Gary which is still imbedded in the latter's right lung. The German owned property near Lobo station. Gary, as agent, negotiated a sale to his cousin, B. N. Lovelace. Reinert was to receive $2000 cash and a $4000 mortgage. The deed was sent to an abstract office without instructions concerning the mortgage. Gary received the deed and instead of a $4000 mortgage to Reinert, a $2500 mortgage was given to a party in Los Angeles. The Orange County Celery Growers' Association met at Smeltzer and made an important change in the directorate. The number of the board of directors was increased from seven to nine and two representative Japanese were elected to fill the newly created positions. All the present officers of the association were re-elected. An amendment to the constitution of the organization providing for monthly pools instead of a single pool at the close of the season was proposed but was voted down by a decisive majority. The secretary was authorized to employ an auditor to audit the books of the association for the past season. Addresses were made by E. A. Curtis, H. S. Hazeltine and Thomas O'Nell of the Vegetable Union and were thoroughly en Marshal was unable to locate The dispatch from Wichita "Parties from this city visit Santa Ana, including Mrs. Niner, have informed people like who are interested in Winne they have seen him, and are he is the man. He is said ing under the name of Semio." Scott Winne left Win March 26, 1909, leaving liability over $500,000. His individual ties to the Winne Mortgage were about $470,000. This man been shown in the bankruptcy Added to this was $50,000 gages not paid, and other fur ne was president of the Winne gage Credit Co., vice presi the Land Trust Company, and in the Land Credit State Bank in several other corporations. Articles of incorporation have filed by the King Manufacturer, with principal place of business in Santa Ana, where the company proposes to start a factory manufacture of suspenders. Of the company are George A William Cochems, V. E. Bloom Reinhaus, C. F. Degner, all of Ana. The stock is capitalized $50,000, of which amount there $125 has been actually sub The stock is divided into twenty sand shares of $25 each, and understood that two or three and dollars worth, or enough necessary working capital, were subscribed. Articles of incorporation were this week by the Santa Ana and no Land and Water Company principal place of business in Ana. The stock is capitalized 1000, all of which has actually subscribed. The directors are Cubbon, C. E. Parker, J. G. M. A. Menges, John N. Ander Articles of incorporation of Chamberlain Island Co. have been in Los Angeles. This comp taken control of what is known Gibraltar Island or Coney Island times as the Butte, in the ch Newport Bay above Old N Landing. Dredging will be done that the island will be high ad with the buttes about 100 feet tution of the organization providing for monthly pools instead of a single pool at the close of the season was proposed but was voted down by a decisive majority. The secretary was authorized to employ an auditor to audit the books of the association for the past season. Addresses were made by E. A. Curtis, H. S. Hazeltine and Thomas O'Neill of the Vegetable Union and were thoroughly enjoyed. H. S. Hazeltine who has herefore made his headquarters at Smeltzer will hereafter be stationed at Los Angeles where he will be in charge of the celery association's office in that city. Barlow, the peeper, was sentenced to ninety days in jail and Justice Smithwick told him he was sorry the sentence could not be heavier. He withdrew a plea of not guilty and put in a plea of guilty. He explained to Justice Smithwick and District Attorney Davis that the reason he pleaded guilty was not that he was guilty but because he felt certain he would be proven guilty if he was tried. Barlow denied peeping. He said he had quit drinking two weeks ago, joined a church, and was only passing through the yard where he was caught. He said that had he been drinking he would have pleaded guilty and asked no questions. Because in that case he felt that he might be guilty of whatever he might be charged with, but, he says, he had not been drinking. He said he had never been in the yard before. Inasmuch as there are witnesses to the fact that Barlow had been in the yard, inasmuch as Officer Murray and George Spangler watched the man Cubbon, C. E. Parker, J. G. M. A. Menges, John N. Anderson Articles of incorporation of Chamberlain Island Co. have been filed in Los Angeles. 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Frazier of Norwalk pleaded in a charge of taking a bicycling to Gertrude Lambert without the permission of the He paid Justice Smithwick for $10. Frazier, it is claimed, rode a wheel on May 18, rode it, broke down with him, which is detection. Calvin Lambert is a complaint against him table Jackson arrested him. Marsal some days ago receivographic request from Wichita to arrest Scott E. Winne, who is wanted in the east-to answer a charge of emt. The man is said to be vital here, where he is conduce of a broken leg, susan automobile accident. The was unable to locate him.atch from Wichita says: From this city visiting in, including Mrs. N. E.Skin-informed people living here interested in Winne, that seen him, and are positive man. He is said to be go-the name of Senior Winnett Winne left Wichita on 1909, leaving liabilities of His individual liabilfle Association. Glendale, Los Angeles and Redondo clubs will compete. A new range is being laid out. The Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company has paid $350 to the mother of Antonia Valdez, who was drowned at El Modena recently. The girl,who was 11 years of age, fell into a stand pipe and was carried into a pipe line. Dr. J. I. Clark of Santa Ana appeared before the Board of Managers of the Patton State Hospital Monday morning and presented his commission as a member of the board. The chairman held that the commission of H. McPhee does not expire until December; 1910, and that therefore it would be impossible to recognize the commission held by Dr. Clark. On motion the decision of the chair was sustained by the vote of all members present, McPhee not voting. Dr. J. I. Clark, city health officer of Santa Ana, received a commission on Friday bearing the signature of Governor Gillett, appointing him to a place on the Board of Managers of the State Hospital for the Insane to succeed H. McPhee, although Mr. McPhee, who was appointed by Governor Pardee, holds a commission entitling him to a seat until one year from next December. It is understood that Chairman Morrison of the Republican County Central Committee, urged Dr. Clark to make application for the place and endorsed the application after it had been made HUNTINGTON The programme for the Chautauqua to be held City at Huntington Beach announced. The camp will be conducted by Rev. Dreyy, the noted evangelist song service will be under tion of Rev. S. L. Todd.tauqua programme include by Hon. Webster Davis.geles on “Abraham Lincoln Rev. Charles Edward Lee Visit to Some Shrines of Patriotism.” The assembler gin on July 20 and closelater when the camp m follow, closing on August tinguished Methodists from the country will come toington Beach camp meet FULLERTO The Anaheim Union Wny has at its pumping point centia one of the best water Southern California. For 425 inches of water has ed from this well, which profit to the company of The well is worth a min.The company is getting of water at the division Santa Ana River. This was unable to locate him. Watch from Wichita says: From this city visiting in it, including Mrs. N. E.Skin-informed people living here interested in Winne, that seen him, and are positive man. He is said to be go- the name of Senior Win- tt Winne left Wichita on 1909, leaving liabilities of 000. His individual liabili- tion Winne Mortgage Company at $470,000. This much has been in the bankruptcy court. This was $50,000 on mort- paid, and other funds.Win- resident of the Winne Mort- it Co., vice president of Trust Company, an officer and Credit State Bank, and other corporations. Of incorporation have been the King Manufacturing Com- principal place of business inana, where the corporation to start a factory for the use of suspenders. Directors company are George A. Edgar, Bochems, V. E. Blodgett, J. C. F. Degner, all of Santa stock is capitalized for which amount the sum of been actually subscribed. Has divided into twenty thous- s of $25 each, and it is that two or three thousand worth, or enough for the working capital, will be Of incorporation were fled by the Santa Ana and Fres- land Water Company with face of business in Santa stock is capitalized for $80, which has actually been The directors are John E. Parker, J. G. Quick, Jes, John N. Anderson. Of incorporation of the Island Co. have been fil- ngeles. This company has tool of what is known as island or Coney Island,some- Butte, in the channel of dry above Old Newport predging will be done so and will be high and dry attes about 100 feet high the State Hospital for the Insane to succeed H. McPhee, although Mr. McPhee, who was appointed by Governor Pardee, holds a commission entitling him to a seat until one year from next December. It is understood that Chairman Morrison of the Republican County Central Committee, urged Dr. Clark to make application for the place and endorsed the application after it had been made out. Declaration of intention has been filed by Carl Josias Berglun of Anaheim to become a citizen of the United States. The applicant's native country is Sweden and his age is 25 years. Oswald H. Kutzner, aged 53 years, and Bertha Kutzner, aged 48 years, were married on Monday by Justice Smithwick. The couple were divorced a couple of years ago, a decree having been secured by the woman because of cruelty on the part of the man. They live at Talbert. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Adopt Poolroom Ordinance Excluding Minors The Board of Supervisors met in regular session on Tuesday and empowered the chairman to sign a contract for the paving of Broadway on the west side of the County Court House as soon as all the other property owners to the south have signed up. P. A. Stanton was authorized to lay a pipe line across the county road near Bay City. The Clerk was instructed to give public notice that the Supervisors will sit as a Board of Equalization beginning July 5th. The matter of appointing an expert to examine the books of the various county officers for the last year was laid over to June 21st. The poolroom ordinance as amended at the last meeting of the Board came up in the way of two distinct ordinances, one regulating the matter of poolrooms and the other the matter of playing games of chance or cards within such rooms. Both ordinances were adopted and after The Anaheim Union Worny has at its pumping plant centia one of the best water Southern California. For 425 inches of water has been from this well, which profit to the company of The well is worth a min- The company is getting rid of water at the division of Santa Ana River. This flow for this season of th- V. Hualde has let a co- Pefley for the erection of aidence on his place in La- ley. Prof. A. L. Vincent, print grammar schools, will leave for a visit with Santa Ana lives, accompanied by Mr. Mr. Vincent will attend the session at the State Uni Berkeley. Robert Strain and family have been guests of Mrs. Orangethorpe during the par- J. P. O'Brien and family week for a three months' wi cago and other eastern o O'Brien bought a ranch to hurst eighteen months ago and sold it recently for $+ addition to making this $+ received $16,000 for two col- changes produced on the play him a profit of $36,000 for teen months. Miss Esther Newell who ing college at Northampton will arrive this week to a summer vacation with her Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newent centia. The commencement exerge Fullerton Union High School held on Friday evening in torium, the attendance be friends of the school coming the six districts which com- school. There were fourteen dates. An able address on of Education" was delivered Matt Hughes of Pasadena.Iomas were presented by H.- La Habra trustee. The High School champion Southern California was de- day afternoon when the E. Parker, J. G. Quick, James, John N. Anderson. of incorporation of the Island Co. have been filing Angeles. This company had pool of what is known as and or Coney Island,someButte, in the channel of y above Old Newport fredging will be done so and will be high and dry tittes about 100 feet high ward. There are about seve hundred acres in the island, and into 150 lots. The company of C. L. Lancaster, H. B. C. L. Chamberlain. The is $10,000, all of which The company expects on improvements, and Island an attractive pleaConsiderable shrubbery Hereafter the island as Coney Island. Cain, aged 33, of Goldweek married his former May Cain, aged 32, of ceremony was performSmithwick. After they separated by a divorce depled found living apart than they had expecttransferring 400 acres of quente hills from Francisto the Pico Oil Company recorded. It was signed on trust deed is given by any to the Los Angeles Trust Company to seson four $16,000 notes. bits are being made by a Rifle Club for a shoot June July 3, 4, and 5, unces of the National Ri- The matter of appointing an expert to examine the books of the various county officers for the last year was laid over to June 21st. The poolroom ordinance as amended at the last meeting of the Board came up in the way of two distinct ordinances, one regulating the matter of poolrooms and the other the matter of playing games of chance or cards within such rooms. Both ordinances were adopted, and after due publication they will be effective and will prohibit the loitering or frequenting of poolrooms by minors and will also prohibit the playing of cards or games of chance in such poolrooms. The poolrooms will be allowed to keep open on Sunday. BAY CITY Walter Dampf was the successful bidder for the contract for building sixteen bungalows for the Bay City Improvement Association. Work is already under way. Word was received by John Deveney, the Town Marshal, from Wasco, Kern county, that his son, Henry, was wounded by the accidental discharge of a shotgun Saturday. Later dispatches state that an operation was performed at the Bakersfield hospital and that the patient is improving. Robert Woodville has returned from Stanford University for his vacation. The young women of the College of Music of the University of Southern California arrived Monday morning in a special car and picnicked at the landing. They were chaperoned by Prof. W. F. Skeel, Mrs. Norma Rockhold Robbins, Prof. Pemberton and Miss Carrie Trowbridge. ARTESIA People of this section are over the rumor that the loco of cross electric line from Bay City will soon become city. A gang of surveyors have running lines north and south this place the past few days. The local Board of Trade several months been working proposition, as have the board Monrovia, Whittier and Senator Clark who owns the factory just south of Artesia, nified his desire to have built and J. Ross Clark is one he can to accomplish the respecnt the sugar factory had direct connection with Los An being necessary to drive to get to get to the city. A cross ning from Monrovia to Bay City relieve the congestion in th REST HUNTINGTON BEACH A programme for the Methodist Bauqua to be held at the Tent at Huntington Beach has been adced. The camp meeting will inducted by Rev. Dr. R. A. Torne noted evangelist, and the service will be under the direction Rev. S. L. Todd. The Chaunage programme includes lectures on Webster Davis of Los Andon "Abraham Lincoln," and by Charles Edward Locke on "A to Some Shrines of American Ism." The assembly will be July 20 and close five days when the camp meeting will close on August 8th. Dished Methodists from all over country will come to the HuntBeach camp meeting. FULLERTON Anaheim Union Water Compasary at its pumping plant in Plaone of the best water wells in California. For sometime hes of water has been pumpin this well, which means a net to the company of $18 per day. Well is worth a mint of money. Company is getting 1800 inches or at the division gate up the Ana River. This is a good street station in Los Angeles for all people going to the beaches from the towns in the eastern valleys and would be a paying proposition from the start. The Artesia Citizens' Association can furnish the right of way from Norwalk to Los Alamitos almost free and the fact that surveyors have been over the ground the past few days seems to indicate that Mr. Huntington's return means the building of the line. It is proposed to build the line from Monrovia to Whittier, keeping to the east bank of the San Gabriel river. From Whittier the cars would run over the right of way now being traversed by the Whittier line to Los Nietos, thence via Norwalk, Artesia and Los Alamitos to Bay City. From that point the cars could alternately run to Long Beach or Newport Beach. No bridging of the river is necessary and the line would open up a great deal of virgin territory. ACCIDENTALLY SHOT Former Resident Badly Injured near Bakersfield Al Litten was called to Bakersfield on Saturday by receipt of a telegram bringing the erroneous information that his brother Ira had been accidently shot. He found on arrival in the Kern county town that it was his brother-in-law, Henry Devinney, not his brother, who was the victim of the accident. He returned Monday. Reports from the injured man's bedside are that while he is badly injured he has a good chance to re-cover. Anaheim Union Water Company at its pumping plant in Plainone of the best water wells in Born California. For sometimehes of water has been pumped this well, which means a net to the company of $18 per day. Well is worth a mint of money. Company is getting 1800 inches per at the division gate up the Ana River. This is a good for this season of the year. A. L. Vincent, principal of the尔 schools, will leave this week visit with Santa Paula rela- accompanied by Mrs. Vincent. Vincent will attend the summer at the State University at Y. At Strain and family of Corona尔 guests of Mrs. Spencer of Horpe during the past week. O'Brien and family left this for three months' visit to Chi- and other eastern cities. Mr. bought a ranch at Brooks-eighteen months ago for $25,000 and it recently for $45,000. In order to making this $20,000, he $16,000 for two crops of or- produced on the place, giving profit of $36,000 for the eigh-months. Esther Newell who is attend- ge at Northampton, Mass., gave this week to spend the vacation with her parents, Mrs. J. W. Newell of Pla commencement exercises of the Union High School were Friday evening in the audite attendance being large, if the school coming in from districts which compose the There were fourteen gradu- able address on the "Uses tion" was delivered by Dr. Hughes of Pasadena. The dipre presented by H. M. Little, trustee. High School championship of California was decided yesterday when the Polytech- of the school coming in from districts which compose the There were fourteen graduable address on the "Uses station" was delivered by Dr. Hughes of Pasadena. The dipre presented by H. M. Little, trustee. High School championship of California was decided yesternoon when the Polytechmet the Fullerton nine on grounds. Until last Sattle championship was between Fullerton and Polytechnic, feating Compton in the Sattame, Poly is entitled to Fullerton. The game was called 30 and had not terminated the paper went to press. ARTESIA of this section are excited rumor that the long-talkedelectric line from Monrovia city will soon become a realing of surveyors have been gone north and south through the past few days. National Board of Trade has for months been working on the line, as have the boards in Whittier and Norwalk, mark who owns the big sugar est south of Artesia has sigdesire to have the line J. Ross Clark is doing all accomplish the result. At the sugar factory has no diction with Los Angeles, it essary to drive to Artesia the city. A cross line runMonrovia to Bay City will be congestion in the Sixth The movement to name the mounttain that rises above the Forest of Arden in the Santiago Canyon, where Madame Modjeska's home for many years was, started with the close personal friends of Madame Modjeska and the Ebell Society, and the Ebell Society passed resolutions asking that the peak be known on the maps, as it will hereafter be publicly known as Mount Modjeska. These resolutions were addressed to the Forest Service. Mrs. S. M. Davis of Santa Ana, president of the Ebell Society has received the following letter from Washington, D.C.: "Dear Madam:—The petition of your society that the name of Santiago Peak be changed to Mt. Modjeska has been received. "The National Geographical Board has been entrusted by the President of the United States with all matters relating to the official names of topographic features, and I have referred your communication to that body for such action as it may consider proper. Very truly yours, 'O. M. Price, Associate Forester." Horses for sale, two nice steppers, well bred, four fine draft horses, or will exchange for fat cattle or hogs. Owner sold out, moving away. Four miles west of Anaheim, 1-2 mile south 1-2 west of Magnolia school. W. W. Myers.