anaheim-gazette 1911-03-30

BOMBSHELL EXPLODES IN WESTSIDERS' RANKS WHO THREW THIS BRICK AT TOWN INCORPORATION Error in Published Notice of Call for Hearing by Supervisors Sets Over Matter for a Month—Magnolia Improvement Association Seeking to Discover Whose Fault It Is—Text of Petition and Names of Signers—Error Pointed Out Consternation stalked rampant among forces of West Side incorporators this week when it became known that error had crept into their proceedings, and that their hearing before the supervisors had thereby been deferred a month. Time is precious to the incorporators, for a spirit of rebellion to the new town is manifesting itself, and a month's more time will give the latter opportunity for gathering strength in their effort to keep out of the proposed town. So when it became known that all proceedings had to be gone over again, the effect was like unto a forty-pound torpedo exploding in the midst of the incorporators. A meeting of the Magnolia improvement association was called for Monday, when the matter was discussed in detail. It is as yet impossible to say where responsibility for the error lies, but that the West Siders will probe the matter to its depths is altogether undisputed. Error occurred in the published call of the supervisors, fixing date for hearing application for incorporation as "Tuesday, April 5." A reference to the calendar shows there is no such date. The date intended was Wednesday, April 5. The text of the petition to the supervisors, together with the signatures appended, E. B. Hosking, Anaheim. John Nichols, Anaheim. Fred Jabs, Anaheim. J. Klemm, Anaheim. L. Hemmerling, Anaheim. L. R. Newsom, Anaheim. H. W. Renshaw, G. N. Rexroad, Wm. H. Sproul, S. H. Dewitt. F. C. Thompson, Anaheim. G. W. Coates, W. J. Cole, E. G. Alton, W. S. Cornwell, L. Schacht, W. H. Keller, Chas. P. Stutting, A. St. John, L. E. St. John, Ed. Kelly, B. B. Winters, Geo. K. Blake, John C. Elbinger, Geo. Elbinger, Daniel Bobst, M. A. Andrews, H. Schultz, E. W. Sisson, L. W. Rains, E. L. Hein, J. H. Bradford, H. Barter, Anaheim. State of California, County of Orange. W. H. Kennedy, Jr., E. K. Muller and H. Barter, being first duly sworn each for himself, deposes and says: That he is a qualified elector of the county of Orange, state of California, and a resident and an inhabitant of and within the limits of that portion of Orange county, particularly described in the petition hereto attached, being the proposed municipal corporation of Stanton. That he is acquainted with each of the persons whose names are subscribed to said petition. That each of said persons is a qualified elector of the county of Orange, state of California, and a resident and inhabitant of and within the limits of said proposed corporation described in said petition. That the statements made in said petition are true, and that each signature appendent to said petition is the genuine signature of the person purporting to be thereto subscribed, and that said petition is signed by more than fifty qualified electors of said county, residents and inhabitants of and within the limits of said proposed corporation. W. H. Kennedy, Jr. H. Barter, TO PROTECT (Correspondence) The west lineed for the passage known as the A Forest Act, posse lieve, as a return eastern support a PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following petition will be presented to the Board of Supervisors of Orange county at the regular meeting of said board to be held at the office of said board in the court house of said county on Tuesday, [This should be Wednesday, April 5.] the 5th day of April, 1911, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California. Gentlemen:—The petition of the undersigned, respectfully shows that the undersigned are qualified electors of and within the limits of that portion of Orange county, State of California, described as follows, toowit: [Here follow the boundaries, embracing sixteen miles of territory, running from Garden Grove road on the north to Centralia road on the west, a distance of four miles, and from La Palma avenue (Brookshurst)road to Alamitos road, four miles.] That the number of inhabitants within the limits of said hereinbefore described portion of said county, is not less than five hundred (500) nor more than three thousand (3000) toowit, about one thousand (1000.) Your petitioners desire that said hereinbefore described portion of said county, be incorporated as a municipal corporation of the sixth-class under the name of Stanton. That hereto attached and filed is an affidavit of three qualified electors, inhabitants and residents of and within the limits of said portion of said county; said affidavit to the effect that this petition has the required number of signatures of qualified electors and inhabitants of and within the limits of said portion of said county. That the said portion of said county is not, nor is any part thereof, within the boundary or limits of any incorporated city or town. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that said portion of said county may PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following petition will be presented to the Board of Supervisors of Orange county at the regular meeting of said board to be held at the office of said board in the court house of said county on Tuesday, [This should be Wednesday, April 5.] the 5th day of April, 1911, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange,State of California. Gentlemen:—The petition of the undersigned, respectfully shows that the undersigned are qualified electors of and within the limits of that portion of Orange county, State of California, described as follows, toowit: [Here follow the boundaries, embracing sixteen miles of territory,running from Garden Grove road on the north to Centralia road on the west, a distance of four miles, and from La Palma avenue (Brookshurst)road to Alamitos road, four miles.] That the number of inhabitants within the limits of said hereinbefore described portion of said county, is not less than five hundred (500) nor more than three thousand (3000) toowit, about one thousand (1000.) Your petitioners desire that said hereinbefore described portion of said county, be incorporated as a municipal corporation of the sixth-class under the name of Stanton. That hereto attached and filed is an affidavit of three qualified electors, inhabitants and residents of and within the limits of said portion of said county; said affidavit to the effect that this petition has the required number of signatures of qualified electors and inhabitants of and within the limits of said portion of said county. That the said portion of said county is not, nor is any part thereof, within the boundary or limits of any incorporated city or town. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that said portion of said county may PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following petition will be presented to the Board of Supervisors of Orange county at the regular meeting of said board to be held at the office of said board in the court house of said county on Tuesday, [This should be Wednesday, April 5.] the 5th day of April, 1911, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange,State of California. Gentlemen:—The petition of the undersigned, respectfully shows that the undersigned are qualified electors of and within the limits of that portion of Orange county, State of California, described as follows, toowit: [Here follow the boundaries, embracing sixteen miles of territory,running from Garden Grove road on the north to Centralia road on the west,a distance of four miles,and from La Palma avenue (Brookshurst)road to Alamitos road,four miles.] That the number of inhabitants within the limits of said hereinbefore described portion of said county, is not less than five hundred (500) nor more than three thousand (3000) toowit, about one thousand (1000.) Your petitioners desire that said hereinbefore described portion of said county, be incorporated as a municipal corporation of the sixth-class under the name of Stanton. That hereto attached and filed is an affidavit of three qualified electors, inhabitants and residents of and within the limits of said portion of said county; said affidavit to the effect that this petition has the required number of signatures of qualified electors and inhabitants of and within the limits of said portion of said county. That the said portion of said county is not, nor is any part thereof, within the boundary or limits of any incorporated city or town. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that said portion of said county may PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following petition will be presented to the Board of Supervisors of Orange county at the regular meeting of said board to be held at the office of said board in the court house of said county on Tuesday,[This should be Wednesday, April 5.]the 5th day of April, 1911.at the hour.of 10 o'clock a.m. To the Honorable Board of Supervisorsofthe CountyofOrangeStateofCalifornia. Gentlemen:—The petitionoftheundersignedrespectfullyshowsthattheundersignedarequalifiedelectorsofandwithinthelimitsofthatportionofOrangecounty.StateofCalifornia,describedasfollows,towit: [Herefollowtheboundaries Embracingsixteenmilesofterritory,runningfromGardenGroveroadonthewest,a distanceoffourmiles,andfromLaPalmaavenue(Brookshurst)roadtoAlamitosroad,fourmiles.] Thatthenumberofinhabitantswithinthelimitsofsaidhereinbeforedescribedportionofsaidcounty.isnotlessthanfivehundred(500)normorethanthree thousand(3000)towitaboutone thousand(1000.)Yourpetitionersdelesirethatsaidhereinbeforedescribedportionofsaidcounty.beincorporatedasamunicipalcorporationofthesixth-classunderthenameOfStanton. Thatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavitofthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitantsandresidentsofandwithinthelimitsofsaidportionofsaidcounty;saidaffidavittoetheeffectthatthispetitionhastherequirednumberofsignaturesofqualifiedelectorsandinhabitantsofandwithinthelimitsofsaidportionofsaidcounty. Thatthesaidportionofsaidcountyisnot,norisanypartthereofwithintheboundaryorlimitsofanyincorporatedcityortown. Wherefore,yourselternspraythatsaidportionofsaidcountymay PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following petition will be presented to the Board of Supervisors of Orange county at the regular meeting of said board to be held at the office of said board in the court house of said county on Tuesday,[This should be Wednesday, April 5.]the 5th day.ofApril.1911.at.thehour.of10o'clocka.m. To the Honorable Board Of Supervisorsofthe CountyofOrangeStateofCalifornia. Gentlemen:—The petitionoftheundersignedrespectfullyshowsthattheundersignedarequalifiedelectorsofandwithinthelimitsofthatportionofOrangecounty.StateofCalifornia,describedasfollows,towit: [Herefollowtheboundaries Embracingsixteenmilesofterritory,runningfromGardenGroveroadonthewest,a distanceoffourmiles,andfromLaPalmaavenue(Brookshurst)roadtoAlamitosroad,fourmiles.] Thatthenumberofinhabitantswithinthelimitsofsaidhereinbeforedescribedportionofsaidcounty.isnotlessthanfivehundred(500)normorethanthree thousand(3000)towitaboutone thousand(1000.)Yourpetitionersdelesirethatsaidhereinbeforedescribedportionofsaidcounty.beincorporatedasamunicipalcorporationofthesixth-classunderthenameOfStanton. Thatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavitofthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitantsandresidentsofandwithinthelimitsofsaidportionofsaidcounty;saidaffidavittoetheeffectthatthispetitionhastherequirednumberofsignaturesofqualifiedelectorsandinhabitantsofandwithinthelimitsofsaidportionofsaidcounty. Thatthesaidportionofsaidcountyisnot,norisanypartthereofwithintheboundaryorlimitsofanyincorporatedcityortown. Wherefore,yourselternspraythatsaidportionofsaidcountymaybeincorporatedasamunicipalcorporationofthesixth-classunderthenameOfStanton. Thatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavitofthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitantsandresidentsofandwithinthelimitsofsaidportionofsaidcounty;saidaffidavittoetheeffectthatthispetitionhastherequirednumberofsignaturesofqualifiedelectorsandinhabitantsofandwithinthelimitsofsaidportionofsaidcounty. Thatthesaidportionofsaidcountyisnot,norisanypartthereofwithintheboundaryorlimits-ofanyincorporatedcityortown. Wherefore,yourselternspraythatsaidportionofsaidcountymaybeincorporatedasamunicipalcorporationofthesixth-classunderthenameOfStanton. ThatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavitofthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitantsandresidentsofandwithinthelimitsOfsaid proportionofthesixthclassunderthenameOfStanton. ThatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavitofthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitantsandresidentsofandwithinthelimitsOfsaid proportionofthesixthclassunderthenameOfStanton. Thatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavitofthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitants和residents OF said proportionofthesixthclassunderthenameOfStanton. ThatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavitOF threequalifiedelectorsinhabitants和residents OF said proportionofthesixthclassunderthenameOfStanton. ThatheretoattachedandfileisanaffidavIT threequalifiedelectorsinhabitants和residents OF said proportionofthesixthclassunderthenameOfStanton. ThatheretoattachedandfileISANaffIDAVITthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitants和residents OF said proportionofthesixthclassunderthenameOfStanton. ThatheretoattachedANDFILEISANaffIDAVITthreequalifiedelectorsinhabitants和residents OF said proportionofthesixthclassunderthenameOfStanton. TO PROTECTION (Correpondence) The west line for this passage known as The Appalachian Forest Act, posited elsewhere as a return Irrigation basis only on this cooled by its own knowledge as it knew. As a principle or great California as well drained by navigation principle recognized purchase by this section. 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The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject to various state laws regarding forest management. The Appalachian Mountains are subject within the limits of said portion of said county; said affidavit to the effect that this petition has the required number of signatures of qualified electors and inhabitants of and within the limits of said portion of said county. That the said portion of said county is not, nor is any part thereof, within the boundary or limits of any incorporated city or town. Wherefore, your petitioners pray that said portion of said county may be incorporated as a city of the sixth class, to be known under and by the name of Stanton, under and by virtue of the laws of the state of California, and the municipal corporation act thereof, being act No. 2348 of the general laws. Names and addresses: Andrew Baker, Anaheim. Oliver G. Baker, Anaheim. Fred J. Buntain, Anaheim. A. B. Corum, Anaheim. A. Stoll, Anaheim. John McBride, Anaheim. W. F. Lindhurst, Anaheim. W. H. Kennedy, Anaheim. Thos. Hill, Anaheim. M. Clark, Anaheim. W. T. Long, Anaheim. J. W. Houchin, Anaheim. R. Kruger, Anaheim. Enos Jones, Anaheim. S. D. Winters, Anaheim. T. W. Dean, Anaheim. E. Hartman, Anaheim. W. H. Kennedy, Jr., Anaheim. E. K. Muller, Anaheim. J. A. Long, Anaheim. Jno. F. Roe, Anaheim. A. Messerschmidt, Anaheim. Geo. H. Moeblus, Anaheim. John H. Hedges, Anaheim. ANAHEIM AB R BH PO A E F. Lewis, ss... 2 1 0 2 5 2 Hendricks, lb... 5 1 0 10 0 0 Fisher, 2b... 3 1 1 3 1 0 Carpenter, 3b... 3 0 1 2 2 0 Goddard, lf... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Schneider, c... 4 0 0 8 2 0 Wisser, cf... 4 1 1 0 0 0 Mensencamp, p... 4 0 2 0 2 0 Bowen, rf... 3 1 1 1 0 0 32 5 7 27 12 HAMBURGERS AB R BH PO A E Hefferman, 2b... 4 0 0 2 2 2 Phillips, ss-p... 4 0 0 0 7 0 Pedrotti, lf... 4 0 0 2 0 0 Richards, 3b... 4 1 1 -0 -0 -1 Kinzell, lb... 4 0 2 11 -0 -0 Miller, cf... 4 0 2 -1 -0 -0 Kappen, rf... 3 -0 -0 -0 -0 Crawford, c... 3 -0 -1 -8 -0 Brownlee, p-ss... 2 -0 -0 -3 -1 Kalt, ss... -1 -0 -0 -0 -0 33 16 24 12 SCORE BY INNINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Anaheim ...0 0 23 -0 -0 x-5 Base Hits ...0 -0 -23 -0 -1 x-7 Hamburgers ...0 -0 -0 -0 -1 Base Hits ...0 -0 -0 -1 -1 SUMMARY. Sacrifice hits—Lewis, Carpenter. Left on bases—Anaheim,9,Hamburgers7.First base on errors—Anaheim,2,Hamburgers2.Bases on balls—off Mensenkamp1,Brounlee2.Struck out by Mensenkamp7 Phillips3.Hit by pitcher—Bowen,Kappen.Time of game=2 hours.Umpire—Lewis.Scorers—Schaffer and Gasdner. ASKS FOR FRANCHISE Santos Moraga has applied to the supervisors for a franchise to lay water pipe in the town of Richfield,the idea being to have the supervisors put up a franchise for sale to the highest bidder.The application sets forth the intention of the applicant to lay the pipe two feet underground where there is a grade,and two and a half feet underground where there is no grade. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Makes Home Baking Easy SAVES FLOUR BUTTER EGGS And makes the cake lighter, finer flavored, more sightly, and insures its freedom from alum. Royal Cook Book—800 Receipts—Free. Send Name and Address. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. TO PROTECT HEADWATERS (Correspondence of The Gazette) The west lined up almost solidly for the passage of the Weeks bill, known as the Appalachian National Forest Act, possibly, one might believe, as a return courtesy for the eastern support accorded to the Natarmy engineers, the geological survey, the reclamation service, the forest service, etc. It will be reintroduced by Senator Newlands and immediately upon the convening of the new congress will be aggressively supported by the national irrigation association which was an active fac- Take your watch and jewelry repairing to Theo. Roberts. He does only first-class work. 2-9-tf The Regular and Reliable Specialist has been treating Chronic, Difficult and Long Standing diseases for over 3 years This being an advertising trip to become quickly acquainted with the sick the Doctor will give all who begin treatment on the date of his next visit here consultation, examination, advice and all medicine FREE—not one penny to pay, and he advises the afflicted to take advantage of this very liberal offer. Dr. Fruth to demonstrate his ability to cure difficult, long standing chronic diseases will give to all new patients who TO PROTECT HEADWATERS (Correspondence of The Gazette) The west lined up almost solidly for the passage of the Weeks bill, known as the Appalachian National Forest Act, possibly, one might believe, as a return courtesy for the eastern support accorded to the National Irrigation bill in 1902. If such support for the forestry measure was solely on this cooperative and friendly basis the west built better than it knew. As a matter of fact the passage of this measure establishes a principle of great importance to California as well to every region drained by navigable rivers. This principle recognizes the propriety of purchase by the federal government of any forested (or deforested) watershed, the control of which may be necessary to preserve the flow of any navigable stream, or its tributaries, in any portion of the United States. Both of the California senators voted for the bill and of them at least it can be said that they fully recognized its possibilities as applying to California. Senator Flint in a private conversation stated that he favored the measure both from a national standpoint and because it established a principle of great importance to Southern California although this did not as yet go far enough to cover the necessities of this section of the country. Purchase under the Appalachian act is limited to the forested areas on the headwaters of navigable rivers. But the rivers of Southern California on the Pacific slope are not navigable and yet on the headwaters of these streams there are many areas, some of them entirely surrounded by national forests, which are in private ownership and liable to be denuded and deforested with great resulting harm to the water supplies. The federal government not having as yet established the policy of buying lands for the purpose of putting them into national forests has been unable to acquire these lands and they are likely to remain in private ownership subject to destruction by timber cutting unless some way can be found for them to be purchased by the government. The Appalachian national forest bill was a great step forward in that direction but it does not go far enough. The next and final step, however mentioned by Senator Flint as army engineers, the geological survey, the reclamation service, the forest service, etc. It will be reintroduced by Senator Newlands and immediately upon the convening of the new congress will be aggressively supported by the national irrigation association which was an active factor in the campaign that resulted in the passage of the national irrigation law in 1902. Senator Perkins' support of the Appalachian bill was in accord with his well-known friendliness to all sound water and forestry legislation, and in this instance he was assisting legislation directly in the interest of northern California. The Appalachian bill has a very wide and far-reaching influence in its application to everything in California north of the Tehachapi mountains and lying on the westerly slope of the Sierra Nevada mountains. The entire interior valley and the watersheds of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and all their tributaries, including Kings river, are on the headwaters of navigable streams, and for that reason the Appalachian bill is applicable to them. Of course the fund created by that bill would not be large enough to permit of a great deal being done in this section of the country under that particular measure but it is a tremendous advance in the declaration of an entirely new policy. As Senator Burton said in his speech in opposition to the bill, if the government is to enter upon a policy of preserving forests to protect the waters of the navigable rivers, it should also protect from floods, and that point brings in the whole Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys and all the overflowed lands in those valleys. The Newlands bill provides all the machinery and all the money that is necessary for a complete solution of that problem. When the Newlands bill is analyzed and understood it will command the same unanimous support that was given by California to the national irrigation bill. Guy E. Mitchell. Washington, D. C., March 21. Caterers To The Public Germania Restaurant P. F. WILSON, Prop'r 126 E. Center St. - Anaheim Phone Main 1601. Tables Reserved for Dr. Fruth to demonstrate his ability to cure difficult, long standing chronic diseases will give to all new patients who call on him on the below date, taking a time course until cured. Consultation, Examination, Advice and one month's medicine FREE. Will be at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL Thursday, April 20th from 1 to 6 P.M., one-half day only, and return every 28 days. Many Cases require EXPERT medical skill and advice, and all who have been badly treated or pronounced incurable should call and avail themselves of Dr. Fruth's skillful medical services. Those doing well under the care of their family physician need not call, as our province is to treat all who cannot find relief elsewhere. EXTENSIVE private and hospital experience has made the Doctor an expert in the treatment and cure of CHRONIC and OBSCURE CASES. He treats Catarrh and all diseases of the blood and skin; stops all Discharges of every nature, no matter what the cause. Successfully treats Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Stomach, Lungs, Heart and Nervous Diseases, Epilepsy or Fits. Deafness and Head Noises quickly relieved. Rectal diseases—Piles, Fistula and Fissure cured by new and painless methods without detention from business, on bank guarantee. Diseases of Kidneys and Bladder and Female Diseases quickly and permanently relieved and cured. Wonderful cures made in cases neglected and improperly treated. The Doctor does not experiment, and undertakes no incurable cases, but cures hundreds given up to die. Remember date of visit—come early. Personal consultation important. D. O. FRUTH, M. D., 1126 S. Hoover street, Los Angeles, California. Paint the Town all the colors on the sample card of Sherwin & Williams paints, and after you have completed the job you will not have to blush for any part of it. Some painters are chumming with poor white lead and inferior paints, but both prove poor friends to the man who pays the bill. Sherwin & Williams' Paints as yet established the policy of buying lands for the purpose of putting them into national forests has been unable to acquire these lands and they are likely to remain in private ownership subject to destruction by timber cutting unless some way can be found for them to be purchased by the government. The Appalachian national forest bill was a great step forward in that direction but it does not go far enough. The next and final step, however, mentioned by Senator Flint as necessary for the protection of Southern California, is found in Senator Newlands' River Regulation bill (senate 10900), which makes it possible for the national government to acquire lands which are near or adjacent to national forests, or which are needed for the preservation or regulation of water supplies, without being limited to the watersheds of navigable rivers. The Newlands bill is a most comprehensive measure, providing for the full development of the water resources of the nation, and this feature of it must commend it particularly to Southern California. The bill appropriates $50,000,000 a year for the period of ten years for the comprehensive development of the water resources of the United States through the existing government bureaus now engaged in water resources work—the When the Newlands bill is analyzed and understood it will command the same unanimous support that was given by California to the national irrigation bill. Guy E. Mitchell. Washington, D. C., March 21. Caterers To The Public Germania Restaurant P. F. WILSON, Prop'r 126 E. Center St. - Anaheim Phone Main 1601. Tables Reserved for Auto Parties. ADELHEID TURKISH BATH HOUSE A Vapor Bath of Inestimable Value EFFECTS MARVELOUS CURES The people of Anaheim may now (and we say this without any qualification whatever) take the most perfect bath in the world. The baths are given to either sex. These baths are of inestimable value in cases of Catarrh, Malaria, Atasia and all Bronchial diseases; also Rheumatism, Kidney, Dropsy, Stomach and all kindredailments. 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