anaheim-gazette 1915-01-28

Report of the Board of Audit Following is the report of the Board of Audit, composed of George S. Treher and Arthur Staley, comprising the examination of books and vouchers in the office of Secretary Wallop, for presentation to the annual stockholders meeting of the Anaheim Union Water Company to be held Saturday. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ANAHEIM UNION WATER COMPANY. GENTLEMEN:—YOUR BOARD OF AUDIT SUBMITTS THE FOLLOWING REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st, 1914. STATEMENT OF LOSS AND GAIN—1914 Water deliveries ... $ 45,461.60 Rentals and sundry items ... 1,204.87 Cleaning ... $ 5,259.47 Electric power ... 4,573.50 General expense ... 3,782.51 Auto. expense and repairs ... 477.89 Pumping ... 625.54 Repairs ... 11,213.25 Salaries ... 1,841.00 S. A. R. D. Co. ... 6,890.04 Supt. and Zanjeros ... 8,256.48 Taxes—Real estate ... 870.25 —Federal income ... 861.04 —State corporation ... 100.00 Total general income ... 46,666.47 Total operating expenses ... 44,750.97 Net gain ... $ 1,915.50 Oil royalties, Amalgamated ... 41,335.31 Oil royalties, St. Helens ... 23,000.00 Oil expenses and repairs ... 998.72 Oil salaries ... 2,152.00 Taxes on oil property ... 3,502.84 Total oil royalties ... 64,335.31 Total oil expenses ... 6,653.56 Net gain ... 57,681.75 Interest received ... 3,884.80 Interest paid ... 22,554.38 Net loss ... 18,669.58 Gross income ... 114,886.58 Gross expenses ... 73,958.91 Real estate, increased value ... 3,477.75 DEPRECIATION Construction ... 4,726.97 Oil construction ... 2,023.88 Oil cleaning plant ... 456.26 Pumping plant No. 1 ... 3,660.00 Pumping plant No. 2 ... 1,139.75 Pumping plant No. 3 ... 1,177.18 Pumping plant No. 4 ... 821.12 Furniture and Fixtures ... 402.00 Tools and Implements ... 2,244.40 Automobile ... 425.00 North Reservoir ... 3,188.38 November ..... 48 December ..... 48 Total.....551 We insert here each well at the time 1, 1915. Well No. 1 500 2 400 3 80 4 1500 5 1800 6 1800 7 1200 8 1200 9 500 10 100 11 125 12 210 We note from paid all the genera oil royalties were reduce the indebtedness will probably have duction of indebted for the payment of balance after payin We would receive the same: Income: Water, rent Oil royalties Bills payable—New Interest received... Total Expenditures: Operating expenses Oil expenses Interest paid Bonds paid Notes paid New construction, Total .... Net loss 114,886.58 18,093.08 Gross income Gross expenses 73,958.91 Real estate, increased value 3,477.75 3,477.75 DEPRECIATION Construction 4,726.97 Oil construction 2,023.88 Oil cleaning plant 456.26 Pumping plant No. 1 3,660.00 Pumping plant No. 2 1,139.75 Pumping plant No. 3 1,177.18 Pumping plant No. 4 821.12 Furniture and Fixtures 402.00 Tools and Implements 2,244.40 Automobile 425.00 Yorba Reservoir 3,188.38 Total depreciation 20,264.94 20,264.94 Gain to surplus 24,140.48 24,140.48 Totals $118,364.33 $118,364.33 $63,075.00 $63,075.00 RESOURCES Real Estate and Improvements (appraised at double assessed value) Lot and office building, City of Anaheim $ 6,700.00 La Habra reservoir site 400 acres 226,150.00 Tuffree reservoir site 28.02 acres 12,810.00 At pumping plant No. 1 669.65 acres 17,730.00 At pumping plant No. 2 40 acres 3,840.00 At pumping plant No. 3 37.20 acres 2,670.00 Yorba Tract 33.12 acres 1,660.00 Yorba reservoir site 81.80 acres 3,000.00 Yorba Linda tract 2.22 acres 270.00 Sundry rights-of-way (in fee simple) .39 acres 100.00 Lots in Placentia .700.00 Adjoining pumping plant No. 3 7.19 acres 790.00 $ 277,420.00 Pumping plant No. 1 4,423.35 Pumping plant No. 2 21,465.34 Pumping plant No. 3 29,116.26 Pumping plant No. 4 11,995.05 67,000.00 Yorba reservoir 50,000.00 Tuffree reservoir 2,600.00 52,500.00 Oil construction 17,506.29 Oil cleaning plant 1,825.00 19,330.20 Water rights, ditches, pipeline, rights-of-way 860,000.00 Cement 200.00 Tools and implements 2,200.00 Automobile 600.06 Furniture and Fixtures (assessed value $200.00) 400.00 Stock, S.A.R.D.Co. 1,400.00 Accounts Receivable (Consumers) 1,554.87 Accounts Receivable (Sundries) 5,214.66 Bill Receivable (S.A.R.D.Co.) 75,000.00 Bills Receivable (Sundries) 1,140.07 82,909.00 Cash in hands of Secretary 228.97 Cash in hands of Treasurer 9,608.77 $9,837.74 Total $1,373,796.94 LIABILITIES Capital stock $ 860,400.00 Surplus 218,000.00 Bonds—Issue of 1895 31,000.00 Bonds—Issue of 1909 214,000.00 Bills payable 101,802.00 Accounts payable, December bills 7,108.88 Accounts payable, due consumers 1,784.01 Accounts payable, sundry 2.05 Total $1,373,796.94 WATER DELIVERIES 1914 January $ 232.45 February $ 445.30 March $ 1,439.70 April $ 4,548.38 May $ 6,781.26 June $ 6,913.95 July $ 6,858.28 August $ 6,282.88 September $ 4,843.00 October $ 4,190.1 Total $1,373,796.94 WATER DELIVERIES 1914 January $232.45 February 445.30 March 1,439.70 April 4,548.38 May 6,781.26 June 6,913.95 July 6,858.28 August 6,282.88 September 4,843.00 October 4,190.10 November 2,908.99 December 1,019.31 Total $45,461.60 STOCK We find that there are now issued, as per Stock Ledger, 8,004 shares of the Capital Stock of the Company. BONDS The bonded indebtedness of the Company is as follows: Issue of 1895, now due $31,000.00 Issue of 1909 $289,000.00 Amount of 1909 issue held to provide for issue due in 1915 75,000.00 214,000.00 Total amount bonds outstanding $245,000.09 Bonded indebtedness reduced during year $55,000.09 Bill's Payable increased during year 34,321.00 CONSUMERS' ACCOUNT 1914 Due from Consumers, Jan. 1, 1914 $2,832.11 Due to consumers, Jan. 1, 1914 $402.73 Received from consumers in 1914 47,933.33 Water delivered in 1914 45,461.60 Refunds 77.76 Water sold for highways 264.55 Due from consumers, Jan. 1, 1915 1,554.87 Due to consumers, Jan. 1, 1915 1,784.01 Totals $50,155.48 $50,155.48 Nearly all of the amount due from consumers is on account of a number of oil companies paying meter rates, each month's charges being collected the first of the following month. The income from this source has amounted to about $1800 per month. OIL PRODUCTION FOR THE YEAR 1914 Amalgamated Lease St. Helens Lease 400 acres 28.02 acres Total of both 1-8 of production 1-6 of production Leases January 58,188.86 bbls. 2,791.76 bbls. 60,980.62 bbls. February 36,010.07 7,205.76 43,215.83 March 38,335.06 22,535.43 60,870.49 April 41,826.67 22,335.95 64,220.62 May 51,739.09 36,377.48 88,116.57 June 45,736.48 32,424.19 78,160.67 July 48,536.05 28,597.86 77,133.91 August 39,974.18 25,105.68 65,079.86 September 43,315.81 22,775.87 66,091.68 October 50,108.68 24,281.85 74,390.53 ANAHEIM GAZETTE November ... 48,970.92 " ... 22,480.31 " ... 71,451.23 " December ... 48,490.56 " ... 21,812.94 " ... 70,303.50 " Total... 551,232.43 " ... 268,783.08 " ... 820,015.51 " We insert herewith report of Mr. C. W. Murphey showing the production of each well at the time it was brought in, the production Jan. 1, 1914 and Jan. 1, 1915. AMALGAMATED LEASE Well No. Production when brought in Production Jan. 1, 1914 Production Jan. 1, 1915 1 500 bbls. Mar. 25, 1911 30 bbls. Not producing 2 400 " Dec. 8, 1911 200 " 150 "" 3 80 " No record 60 " 75 "" 4 1500 " Dec. 23, 1911 340 " 200 "" 6 350 " No record 80 " 100 "" 8 1800 " Aug. 19, 1912 300 " 300" 10 1200 " Mar. 12, 1913 500 " 360" 12 1200 " Mar. 12, 1913 200 " 220" 14 500 " June 18, 1913 450 " 275" 16 100 " Aug. — 1913 100 " 100" 18 125 " Sept. — 1913 120 " 100" 28 210 " July 28, 1914 ... 115" 2380 " 1895" ST. HELENS LEASE 1 75 bbls. Aug. 1, 1913 45 bbls. 2 1200 " Apr. 25, 1914 420" 3 800 " Feb. 26, 1914 125" 4 150 " Oct. 10, 1914 85" 675 " RECOMMENDATIONS We note from the report that during the past year the wafer receipts paid all the general operating expenses, except interest. The net returns from oil royalties were less than $60,000.00 which were used to pay interest, to reduce the indebtedness, and for new construction; about $20,000.00 each. We will probably have a constantly diminishing income from the oil properties, and we believe it would be better to apply the oil royalties on the reduction of indebtedness at not less than the rate of $20,000.00 per annum, and for the payment of the interest, using for new construction not more than the balance after paying the interest and the payment on the indebtedness. We would recommend that a budget be provided for the business each year, and the following statement is compiled from the 1914 report as a basis for the same: Income: Water, rentals, etc $46,666.47 Oil royalties $64,336.31 Bills payable—New notes $65,821.00 Interest received $3,884.80 Total $180,707.58 Expenditures: Operating expenses $44,750.97 Oil expenses $6,653.56 Interest paid $22,564.38 Bonds paid $56,000.00 Notes paid $31,500.00 New construction, etc., about $20,248.67 Total $180,707.58 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 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the State of California In and For the County of Orange In the Matter of the Estate of John Jackson, Order to Show Cause Theo A. Winbigler, the duly appointed, qualified and acting Administrator of the Estate of John Jackson, deceased, having made and filed in this Court with petition praying for an authorizing time Administrator to lease certain real property belonging to said estate, which said real property is hereinafter described, and good cause appearing therefore. And underlined that said petition be and the same is hereby set for hearing on Friday the 29th day of January, A.J. I916, and that all persons interested in the said estate be, and they are hereby required to appear before the Court Department One in the Court room of said Department One in the Court House in the City of Santa Ana, in the County of Orange, State of California, on Friday the 29th day of January, A.J. I916, at the house of Ten clock in the forenoon of said day, then and there to show cause why said reality which is hereinafter described, should not be leased for the period of three years at the following rental price: The sum of $987.67 per annum payable annually in advance, as set forth in said petition which said petition is hereby referred to for further particulars. Baid real property is situated lying and being in the Rancho Las Collasa, County of Orange, State of California, and is described as follows: to-wit: The West one-half of the South East quarter of the South West Quarter of Section Ten (4) in Township No. South Range No. West J.A.M.E.M., estimated to contain Twenty (2) acres; reserving therefrom for roads, railroads and ditches a strip of land thirty feet wide; along, adjoining and each side of NEW GUSHER ON AMALGAMATED LEASE Well No. 52 on Anaheim Water Co. Land Produced 1500 Barrels Daily as a Starter The Amalgamated Oil company on the Anaheim Union Water company lease, has brought in a well, which promises to be one of the company's largest. It began flowing at midnight Tuesday, last, and its production is estimated at the rate of 1200 to 1500 barrels daily. The well is No. 52. It is 1000 feet from any other well on the Anaheim Union tract and 700 feet from No. 3 well on the Hualde tract. Formations were similar to those encountered in the latter. The oil was struck at about 3500 feet. So far the flow has been intermittent. The gravity of the oil is twenty-three and one-half degrees. The Amalgamated is only running one string of tools in the field, drilling Hualde No. 4. The company's well on the eighty-acre tract is doing about 150 barrels a day. More wells will be driller on this tract later. The total production of the Amalgamated in the Fullerton and Salt Lake fields prior to the coming in of No. 52 well was about 5300 to 5400 barrels daily. The new well may increase it to about 6500 barrels. GRANITE QUARRIED FROM BOULDERS An interesting feature of the production of granite in California is the same: Income: Water, rentals, etc. $ 46,666.47 Oil royalties $ 64,336.47 Dills payable—New notes $ 65,821.00 Interest received $ 3,884.80 Total $ 180,707.58 Expenditures: Operating expenses $ 44,750.97 Oil expenses $ 6,653.56 Interest paid $ 22,554.38 Bonds paid $ 55,000.00 Notes paid $ 31,500.00 New construction, etc., about $ 20,248.67 Total $ 180,707.58 The undersigned, members of the Board of Audit, have carefully examined all books, papers and other records appertaining to the business of the Company for the year ending December 31, and find that the same have been kept in a correct, neat, clear and intelligent manner, and that the foregoing is a full, true and complete report taken from the books covering the above mentioned period. ARTHUR STALEY, GEO. S. TREUH, Board of Audit NEW GUSHER ON AMALGAMATED LEASE Well No. 52 on Anaheim Water Co. Land Produced 1500 Barrels Daily as a Starter The Amalgamated Oil company on the Anaheim Union Water company lease, has brought in a well, which promises to be one of the company's largest. It began flowing at midnight Tuesday, last, and its production is estimated at the rate of 1200 to 1500 barrels daily. The well is No. 52. It is 1000 feet from any other well on the Anaheim Union tract and 700 feet from No. 3 well on the Hualde tract. Formations were similar to those encountered in the latter. The oil was struck at about 3500 feet. So far the flow has been intermittent. The gravity of the oil is twenty-three and one-half degrees. The Amalgamated is only running one string of tools in the field, drilling Hualde No. 4. The company's well on the eighty-acre tract is doing about 150 barrels a day. More wells will be driller on this tract later. The total production of the Amalgamated in the Fullerton and Salt Lake fields prior to the coming in of No. 52 well was about 5300 to 5400 barrels daily. The new well may increase it to about 6500 barrels. GRANITE QUARRIED FROM BOULDERS An interesting feature of the production of granite in California is the same: Income: Water, rentals, etc. $ 46,666.47 Oil royalties $ 64,336.47 Dills payable—New notes $ 65,821.00 Interest received $ 3,884.80 Total $ 180,707.58 Expenditures: Operating expenses $ 44,750.97 Oil expenses $ 6,653.56 Interest paid $ 22,554.38 Bonds paid $ 55,000.00 Notes paid $ 31,500.00 New construction, etc., about $ 20,248.67 Total $ 180,707.58 The undersigned, members of the Board of Audit, have carefully examined all books, papers and other records appertaining to the business of the Company for the year ending December 31, and find that the same have been kept in a correct, neat, clear and intelligent manner, and that the foregoing is a full, true and complete report taken from the books covering the above mentioned period. ARTHUR STALEY, GEO. S. TREUH, Board of Audit NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals or bids will be made by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim in the City Hall in the City of Anaheim, up to 8 o'clock P.M. on Thursday, the 11th of February, 1915 for materials necessary for drilling a well upon the City of Anaheim, which shall afterward be said well to be between three hundred and five hundred feet in depth, depending upon the depth of the water bearing great weight. Sales or permits must be in compliance with certain specifications of said work adopted by the Board of Trustees of said City of Anaheim on the 13th day of March, 1913, and filed in the office of the Clerk of said City. Salt well is to be drilled upon that certain lot piece and parcel of land situated and lying in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange State of California, and described as follows with regard to salt well at West Wesley line of Book Lg G3 as shown on a map recorded in Book Lg Dews at pages 629-632 The total production of the Amalgamated in the Fullerton and Salt Lake fields prior to the coming in of No. 52 well was about 5300 to 5400 barrels daily. The new well may increase it to about 6500 barrels. GRANITE QUARRIED FROM BOULDERS An interesting feature of the production of granite in California is the quantity of stone quarried from large residual boulders. These boulders, according to the United States Geological Survey, represent the remnants left from prolonged disintegration of large granite masses, but after a thin weathered coating is removed they yield sound stone. Good granite should stand a crushing strain of at least 20,000 pounds to the square inch; some granites will stand 40,000 pounds. This may be compared to common red brick, which will crush at about 3,000 pounds to the square inch. POOR QUALITY OF BUTTER OFFEN CAUSED BY LACK OF THOROUGH COOLING OF CREAM On of the most common causes of poor quality butter is the lack of immediate, thorough cooling of the cream after separation. The dairy division of the department has made a careful investigation of conditions on a large number of dairy farms, and the data obtained show that, if properly cooled, cream of the best grade can be produced with but little extra labor or expense. The principles are very simple and are easily understood. A liberal use of ice which has been stored in winter to be used the following summer is one of the requirement for the solution of the poor butter problem. Farmers who are already successfully delivering good day of February, 1915 for all work materials necessary for an anaheim well upon land after described, said well to be between three hundred and five hundred feet in depth, depending upon the depth of the water bearing gravel. Salt work and sand must be in conformity with certain specifications of salt work adopted by the Board of Trustees of said City of Anaheim on the 13th day of March, 1915, and filed in the office of the Clerk of said City. Salt well is also carried upon that certain and parcel of land situate, lying and being in the City of Anaheim, County of Oranges State of California, and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the eastern line of Vineyard lot with a plane parallel to the northerly end of said Vineyard lot; thence south-easterly along the westerly line of the right way of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company $22.9 feet; hence parallel to the line said Vineyard lot; thence northerly along the westerly line of said lot $210.91 feet to the westward line of said lot $210.91 feet to the place of beginning. Bids will be rendered on wells of 16 inch diameter coating to be double and of 10 or 12 gauge steel. Bids shall state price per foot and guage of steel. Also time required to complete the work. Each proposal must be accompanied by accurate check in the sum of one hundred dollars, payable to the order of President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, as a guarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder will enter into contract and give the bonds required, and in case the bidder fails, to sign the contract and give satisfactory bonds within ten days after the contract is awarded to him, said certified property of the City of Anaheim as liquidation of damage and incurred expenses. The successful bidder will be required to give a bond to the City of Anaheim equal to one-half of the amount of the contract price specified and sufficient surplus, to be approved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, who shall qualify in double the amount of said bond, which said bond shall guarantee the faultful performance and sufficient surplus, to be approved by the Board of Trustees of said bond, which said bond shall guarantee the faultful performance and sufficient surplus, to be approved by the Board of Trustees of said bond, which said bond shall guarantee the faultful performance and sufficient surplus, to be approved by the Board of Trustees of said bond, which said bond shall guarantee the faultful performance and sufficient surplus, to be approved by the Board of Trustees of said bond, which said bond shall guarantee the faultful performance and sufficient surplus, to be approved by the Board of Trustees of said bond, which said bond shall guarantee the 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First-Class Work—Up-to-date Machinery Anaheim Laundry Co. First-Class Work—Up-to-date Machinery Send your LAUNDRY to us and we will do your work perfectly and return it to you in good condition. Patronize Home Industry South Lemon St. BothPhones There is nothing so refreshing as a glass of Anaheim Beer Delivered to all parts of the city Home 1264 Phone Pacific 30 UNION BREWING CO.