anaheim-gazette 1915-06-17

Have you been studying the Roof Question It's a good deal like buying an overcoat, if you figure on it lasting a long time, you will want it made of the best material, sensible in cut and color, look well on any street at any time. So it is with the roof on your own home, over you own head, there are just three materials in our judgment worthy of your consideration, we will be glad to discuss their merits with you, just set the time. GIBBS LUMBER "Home Made Homes" BUSINESS CARDS J.C.Osher,D.D.S.,M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT—ORAL SURGERY—GLASSES FITTED Suite 1, Central Bldg. Anaheim SUNDAY LIQUOR LICENSE IS DENIED BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES HOLD REGULAR SESSION AND TRAN- ACT ROUTINE BUSINESS CITY ENGINEER ASKED TO COLLECT DATA RELATIVE TO FURNISHING JUICE AT POWER HOUSE The board of city trustees met in regular session on Thursday evening, with Messrs. Cook, Stark, Hamler Schneider and Brunworth and Attorney H. G. Ames present. City Clerk Merritt read the minutes of the previous meeting which were approved. Monthly reports were received from city officials, as follows: Marshal's Report Collected for licenses ... $1163.50 Rate Collector's Report Collected for light ... $1799.60 Collected for water ... 1254.05 Total ... $3053.65 Delinquents Collected Collected for light ... $ 55.95 Collected for water ... 127.55 Penalties ... 10.65 Total ... $194.15 Delinquents Reported For light ... $ 97.30 For water ... 143.45 Total ... $240.75 Gas and Plumbing Report action is taken to buy and power companies wires underground companies have built their unsightly lighting area, and ed the proposition chise gives it the main its poles as establishing the conditions will be correct new law. One of the new mandate ma. A new insuranceers at the power and ordered filed. Miss E. Kate K library board, ad cation to the tr the terms of Mr Dr. Corwin, mem board, had expiration was also rec the reappointment which was readil Several buildi granted, including East Sycamore stidence on South C. R. Clark. C. H. Newcomb fore the board induction in the co ed his pumping p maintains the rate and one-half cent addition to a grad per month, is now combe and other this latter charge the 2½ cent rate fees agreed to give for six months, w ed that the figure ter will no doubt next meeting. Engineer Adam mer vacations for er house, Joseph to ask for a law CARDS J.C.Osher,D.D.S.,M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT—ORAL SURGERY—GLASSES FITTED Suite 1, Central Bldg. Anaheim Phone Sunset 337 J.W.TRUXAW,M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours 11 to 12 A.M.; 1 to 4 P.M.; 7 to 8 P.M. German-American]Bank Building Cor. Center and Los Angeles Streets ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Office Phone Residence 121 Kroeger 341-J Phone 341-M Home Phone 2093 NIGHT CALLS FROM RESIDENCE Drs.Johnston, Beebe Clark and Davis PHYSICIANS and SURGEON Offices at Anaheim Sanitarium Hours 1-4 and 7-8 p.m. Phone Pacific 200 Phone Home 221 J.JANSS,M.D. Physician & Surgeon 523 W. Center St., Anaheim Office Hours, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P.M. Both Phones F.E.Corwin,M.D.D.O. Practice Limited to Osteopathic Work Office, Masonic Temple Hours—9 to 11 A.M.—2 to 5 P.M. Phone Pacific No. 367 Consultation Free Dr.M.M.Henderson DENTIST 106 E. Center Street Total $3053.65 Delinquents Collected Collected for light $55.95 Collected for water 127.55 Penalties 10.65 Total $194.15 Delinquents Reported For light $97.30 For water 143.45 Total $240.75 Gas and Plumbing Report Applications received, twelve. Plumbing fees $14.10 Gas fees 8.55 Total fees collected $22.65 Plumbing Inspector's Report Sewer applications received, ten. Fees collected $25.00 Paid to city $15.00 Fees $10.00 Total $25.00 Recorder's Report Total number of cases for violations of Sec. 2, Ord. 94, Eight. Fines collected $30.00 Recorder's salary for May 50.00 Amt. of fines collected less Recorder's salary $30.00 Clerk's Summary Report Bal. Gen. Fund $8,334.38 Library fund $812.84 Fire apparatus bond '14 700.60 Fund No. 2 105.06 Fund No. 3 526.50 Fund No. 4 2,160.00 Fund No. 5 637.50 Fund No. 6 191.20 Fund No. 7 278.25 Fund No. 8 278.25 Drinking fountain fund 500.00 Balance in Treasury $22,399.02 The treasurer reported a balance in the treasury, amounting to $22,399.02. The city electrician reported collections in his department amounting to $14.55. The power house superintendent reported upon labors performed, consisting of sewer and water connections, pole lines put in, arc lights removed in the new lighting area, etc. The street superintendent submitted his report showing how men and teams have been employed, cutting weeds, hauling gravel and dirt and grading streets. He suggested that the steam roller again be engaged to level several of the dirt roads, including West North, South, Santa Ana and East streets. The matter of ing electric juice came up for discussion people have made the juice on one-half the rate.The city engine compile data to not the present cheapened It machinery at the end of date, whereas engines now in rent at a sum require about $ Practice Limited to Osteopathic Work Office, Masonic Temple Hours—9 to 11 A.M.—2 to 5 P.M. Phone Pacific No. 367 Consultation Free Dr. M. M. Henderson DENTIST 106 E. Center Street Anaheim, Cal. Sunset 364 F. C. SPENCER ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Notary Public Odd Fellows' Block, Center Street Anaheim, Cal. NOTTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between A. S. Feagan and R. E. Vaughn, doing business under the name and style of Anaheim Milling Co., is dissolved after this date. All accounts due and owing the said firm may be paid to either of the undersigned. Dated May 1st, 1915. A. S. FEAGAN R. E. VAUGHN Piano tuning by local expert. F. W. Schmidt, 222 E. Center St. Sunset 202, Home 64. FOR SALE—Barley and Oat hay. A. Toussau, Fullerton, Phone 326. 1-21-tf Your piano needs tuning. F. W. Schmidt the local man will do it right. A gentleman who has invented a new fly trap put one on exhibition, claiming it to be the best on the market. The contrivance consists of a cage about the size of a coal oil box encased in wire netting, inside of which are two wire cones similar to the ordinary fly traps. Underneath sweetened liquid is placed and after the germ carlers partake of the sweets ascend upward into the trap. Over at Redlands 43 pounds of the peaky things were caught in one week, showing its efficiency. Many cities are buying them, and some of the towns are creating the office of fly catcher; to devote his entire time to that laudable undertaking. The city trustees viewed the new trap with favor, but did not decide to invest in them. The traps cost $1.75, with the usual reduction when any quantity are purchased. Ordinance No. 288, providing for the organization of a fire company of 12 active members besides the driver, was presented. A salary of $5 per month for each member is provided. Ordinance No. 289, relating to the adoption of specifications providing for the establishment of underground conduits, was presented for first reading. Upon its adoption, an ordinance providing for all wires to be placed underground, will be passed. This ported upon labors performed, consisting of sewer and water connections, pole lines put in, arc lights removed in the new lighting area, etc. The street superintendent submitted his report showing how men and teams have been employed, cutting weeds, hauling gravel and dirt and grading streets. He suggested that the steam roller again be engaged to level several of the dirt roads, including West North, South, Santa Ana and East streets. The finance committee reported auditing demands against the city amounting to $3564.36, which were ordered paid. Machinery at the date, whereas engines now in rent at a sum require about $3564.36 machinery at the Edison company ish the city energy less, they claim ing the city by ent plant. The of securing data cost of running to ascertain if maintenance cost The municipal grand one, provide the service is just cally maintained action is taken to compel the telephone and power companies to put their wires underground. The telephone companies have been asked to remove their unsightly poles from the new lighting area, and one of them bucked the proposition, claiming its franchise gives it the privilege to maintain its poles as now located. By establishing the conduits the corporations will be compelled to obey the new law. One of the trustees said the new mandate may mean a law suit. A new insurance policy for the boilers at the power house was received and ordered filed. Miss E. Kate Rae, secretary of the library board, addressed a communication to the trustees, stating that the terms of Messrs. Sheridan and Dr. Corwin, members of the library board, had expired. A communication was also received recommending the reappointment of these gentlemen, which was readily acceded to. Several building permits were granted, including a $1000 dwelling on East Sycamore street and a $1400 residence on South Claudina street for C. R. Clark. C. H. Newcombe again appeared before the board in reference to a reduction in the cost of energy furnished his pumping plant. Mr. Newcombe maintains the rate is excessive. Two and one-half cents per killowatt, in addition to a graduating scale of $5.30 per month, is now charged. Mr. Newcombe and other users of energy want this latter charge eliminated, claiming the 2½ cent rate sufficient. The trustees agreed to give a flat rate of $150 for six months, while Newcombe asked that the figure be $125. The matter will no doubt be adjusted at the next meeting. Engineer Adams asked for the summer vacations for the boys at the power house, Joseph Lieb being the first to ask for a lawoff, desiring to go to the San Francisco opposition Trust. Pool Tournament AT Coliseum Club, 111 W. Center St. Every Tuesday and Friday Evenings For Information Regarding Membership Inquire at Club IOWA HOUSE FRANK GILMORE, Proprietor Under New Management Permanent and Transient EVERYTHING MODERN 111 Hermine Street ANAHEIM, CAL. THE CITY PAYROLL Warrants Audited by Trustees for Month of May Aggregate Total of $3564.26 The city trustees at their meeting on Thursday evening ordered the following expense accounts paid: Edgar J Hartung, Interest ... $105.00 Gleningham County Welsh Co. 12.50 objects of the inspector in visiting the county is to consider the claims of that office. At present a Santa Ana route passes through Garden Grove and Route No. 1 Anaheim goes within a mile of it. A couple of years ago an inspector was here investigating a proposed route from the Garden Grove office to Anaheim, but decided that the patrons were better served from this office than they could be from the Grove, consequently he turn- Engineer Adams asked for the summer vacations for the boys at the power house, Joseph Lieb being the first to ask for a lawoff, desiring to go to the San Francisco exposition. Trustee Schneider argued that these times when a vacation is asked for, and new help is used to fill the vacancy, that pay stop also. It was ordered that the vacations be allowed, but that no extra help is to be provided for. Mayor Cook asked for a two weeks' leave of absence, he intending to go to the mountains with his family for their summer outing. The mayor, soto voice, said he hoped his salary would not be cut off while away. Ordinance 287, amending sections of the liquor ordinance, the same granting a Sunday table license to hotels of 35 rooms or more, to serve liquor with bona fide meals, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 9 p.m., was up for second reading. Trustees Hamler moved its adoption, and after some hesitancy, Trustee Brumworth seconded the motion. Upon roll call, Trustees Cook and Schnolder voted no, Trustees Hamler and Brunworth voting yes. Trustee Stark declined to vote. The ordinance not receiving three affirmative votes, was declared defeated. A numerously signed petition was received from business men and taxpayers, to the number of about 75, praying that the new amended ordinance, permitting liquor to be sold on Sunday at bona fide meals, in a four story hotel to be erected at the corner of Lemon and Center streets, be adopted as read. Filed. The matter of the cost of furnishing electric juice at the power house, came up for discussion. The Edison people have made a proposition to put the juice on the switchboard for one-half the rate now costing the city. The city engineer was instructed to compile data to ascertain whether or not the present rate could not be cheapened. It is claimed that the machinery at the power house is out of date, whereas the modern type of engines now in use produce the current at a sum greatly less. It would require about $20,000 to install new combe and other users of energy want this latter charge eliminated, claiming the 2½ cent rate sufficient. The trustees agreed to give a flat rate of $150 for six months, while Newcombe asked that the figure be $125. The matter will no doubt be adjusted at the next meeting. Engineer Adams asked for the summer vacations for the boys at the power house, Joseph Lieb being the first to ask for a lawoff, desiring to go to the San Francisco exposition. Trustee Schneider argued that these times when a vacation is asked for, and new help is used to fill the vacancy, that pay stop also. It was ordered that the vacations be allowed, but that no extra help is to be provided for. Mayor Cook asked for a two weeks' leave of absence, he intending to go to the mountains with his family for their summer outing. The mayor, soto voice, said he hoped his salary would not be cut off while away. Ordinance 287, amending sections of the liquor ordinance, the same granting a Sunday table license to hotels of 35 rooms or more, to serve liquor with bona fide meals, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 9 p.m., was up for second reading. Trustees Hamler moved its adoption, and after some hesitancy, Trustee Brumworth seconded the motion. Upon roll call, Trustees Cook and Schnolder voted no, Trustees Hamler and Brunworth voting yes. Trustee Stark declined to vote. The ordinance not receiving three affirmative votes, was declared defeated. A numerously signed petition was received from business men and taxpayers, to the number of about 75, praying that the new amended ordinance, permitting liquor to be sold on Sunday at bona fide meals, in a four story hotel to be erected at the corner of Lemon and Center streets, be adopted as read. Filed. The matter of the cost of furnishing electric juice at the power house, came up for discussion. The Edison people have made a proposition to put the juice on the switchboard for one-half the rate now costing the city. The city engineer was instructed to compile data to ascertain whether or not the present rate could not be cheapened. It is claimed that the machinery at the power house is out of date, whereas the modern type of engines now in use produce the current at a sum greatly less. It would require about $20,000 to install new combe and other users of energy want this latter charge eliminated, claiming the 2½ cent rate sufficient. The trustees agreed to give a flat rate of $150 for six months, while Newcombe asked that the figure be $125. The matter will no doubt be adjusted at the next meeting. Engineer Adams asked for the summer vacations for the boys at the power house, Joseph Lieb being the first to ask for a lawoff, desiring to go to the San Francisco exposition. Trustee Schneider argued that these times when a vacation is asked for, and new help is used to fill the vacancy, that pay stop also. It was ordered that the vacations be allowed, but that no extra help is to be provided for. Mayor Cook asked for a two weeks' leave of absence, he intending to go to the mountains with his family for their summer outing. The mayor, soto voice, said he hoped his salary would not be cut off while away. Ordinance 287, amending sections of the liquor ordinance, the same granting a Sunday table license to hotels of 35 rooms or more, to serve liquor with bona fide meals, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 9 p.m., was up for second reading. Trustees Hamler moved its adoption, and after some hesitancy, Trustee Brumworth seconded the motion. Upon roll call, Trustees Cook and Schnoder voted no, Trustees Hamler and Brunworth voting yes. Trustee Stark declined to vote. The ordinance not receiving three affirmative votes, was declared defeated. A numerously signed petition was received from business men and taxpayers, to the number of about 75, praying that the new amended ordinance, permitting liquor to be sold on Sunday at bona fide meals, in a four story hotel to be erected at the corner of Lemon and Center streets, be adopted as read. Filed. The matter of the cost of furnishing electric juice at the power house, came up for discussion. The Edison people have made a proposition to put the juice on the switchboard for one-half the rate now costing the city. The city engineer was instructed to compile data to ascertain whether or not the present rate could not be cheapened. It is claimed that the machinery at the power house is out of date, whereas the modern type of engines now in use produce the current at a sum greatly less. It would require about $20,000 to install new combe and other users of energy want this latter charge eliminated, claiming the 2½ cent rate sufficient. The trustees agreed to give a flat rate of $150 for six months, while Newcombe asked that the figure be $125. The matter will no doubt be adjusted at the next meeting. Engineer Adams asked for the summer vacations for the boys at the power house, Joseph Lieb being the first to ask for a lawoff, desiring to go to the San Francisco exposition. Trustee Schneider argued that these times when a vacation is asked for, and new help is used to fill the vacancy, that pay stop also. It was ordered that the vacations be allowed, but that no extra help is to be provided for. Mayor Cook asked for a two weeks' leave of absence, he intending to go to the mountains with his family for their summer outing. The mayor, soto voice, said he hoped his salary would not be cut off while away. Ordinance 287, amending sections of the liquor ordinance, the same granting a Sunday table license to hotels of 35 rooms or more, to serve liquor with bona fide meals, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 9 p.m., was up for second reading. Trustees Hamler moved its adoption, and after some hesitancy, Trustee Brumworth seconded the motion. Upon roll call, Trustees Cook and Schnoder voted no, Trustees Hamler and Brunworth voting yes. Trustee Stark declined to vote. The ordinance not receiving three affirmative votes, was declared defeated. A numerously signed petition was received from business men and taxpayers, to the number of about 75, praying that the new amended ordinance, permitting liquor to be sold on Sunday at bona fide meals, in a four story hotel to be erected at the corner of Lemon and Center streets, be adopted as read. Filed. The matter of the cost of furnishing electric juice at the power house,came up for discussion.The Edison people have made a propositionto putthe juice ontheswitchboardforonehalftheratenowcostingthecity.Thecityengineerwasinstructtedtocompetedatatocascertainwhetherornotthepresentratecouldnotbecheapened.itisclaimedthatthemachineryatthepowerhouseisoutofdate，whereasthemoderntypeofenginesnowinuseproducethecurrentatasumgreatlyless.ltwouldrequireabout$20000toinstallnewcombeandotherusersofenergywantthislatterchargeeliminatedclaimingthe2½centratesufficient.ThetrusteesauditedbyTrusteesforMonthofMayAggregateTotalof$3564.26 The city trustees at their meeting on Thursday evening ordered following expense accounts paid: Edgar J Hartung interest $105.00 Cunningham Curtis Welch Co. 12.50 Mrs Marie Platorius Librarian 50.00 Malcom McAulay Janitor Librion 50.00 E H Adams city electrician 100.00 A Schneider Engineer P.H.. 90.00 Jos Lieb electrician 90.00 Emil Miller power house 85.00 W F Rannow same 80.00 V W Rannow same 80.00 Will Lenz same 60.00 Jno.Kellenberger Mar.Sup. T J Morgan Dep.marshal 75.00 Clarence Sachett,same 75.00 Phil Germann,same 65.00 J S Howard.Recorder 50.00 J W Sackett St.Commr. 75.00 Ben Lensing teamster 65.00 H Bowen,same 65.00 Wm Taylor,same 65.00 Peter Latien 15.00 Dr.J.W.Truxaw.physician 10.00 Edgar J Hartung,treasurer 10.00 W A Wallace,rate collector 75.00 E B Merritt.clerk 125.00 Frank F Davis,Dep.sessor 24.00 L Boeckeler,Labor 22.00 M Boeckeler,same 23.00 Fred Cowen,same 6.00 F A Dick,same 22.00 Wm.Eule,janitorcityhall 1.50 Mrs.Marie Eule,same 12.00 J.Gottschalk labor 22.00 David Hamler,surveyor 73.60 F Klinger,Labor 22.00 S T Stansberry,same 26.00 V L Steward,same 6.00 Anaheim Fire Co.services 12.00 J Collings express charges .33 R G Hellman insurance .134.50 Anaheim T & T coydage .83.00 R Fossek sprinkling .57.50 Henry Kuchel adv.ptg .118.40 Pac.Tel & Tel Co .6.05 G Martens blacksmithing .25 O C Smithburn,same .17.5 C W Stadteger,same .14.20 H R Wood,supplies .4.00 Union Oil Co,same .29.30 T L Roberts,same .17.70 Palm Cafe,same .31.15 Ploneer Brush Factory,same .15.25 Dr W S McFarlane,same .55.50 O A Mullinki,kame .63.55 M W Martenet,same .19.75 Glass Book Binding Co,same .27.00 A Frese Optical Co,same .96.55 H A Dickel,same .84.55 Auto Fire Repair Co,same .14.00 Anaheim Milling Co,same .24.00 Austin,Bryant & Carter,same .311.11 H R Boynton Co,same .54.40 Crane Company,same .198.80 Griffith Lumber Co,same .991. Gen.Electric Co,same .25.00 Wm Houts,same .12748. Halabird Reynolds Elec Co,.865 objects of the inspector in visiting county is to consider the claims of that office.At present a Santa Ana route passes through Garden Grove and Route No.I Anaheim goes within a mile of it.A couple of years ago an inspector was here investigating a proposed route from the Garden Grove office to Anaheim,但 decided that the patrons were better served from this office than they could be from the Grove,the consequence he turnedthe petition down. In the last two yearsthe country between Fairview and Harper has settled up,and many ofthe residents in that section want mail service by a rural route from Santa Ana.As section may be put on a route.The decision will rest withthe inspector and his superior officers. There are numerous places where changes in routes may be made in orderto accommodate residents inthe country. Huntington Beach is anxiously awaitingthe coming ofthe inspector.Postmaster De Lapp believes that another rural route can be sent outof Huntington Beach without touching any territory now served by any ruralroute inthe county. Inthe north end ofthe countya number of changes areto be investigatedand reported uponbythe manwho will be here next month. It is believed bythe postmastersthata good many desirablechangeswillbe made. W.K.Robinsonof TrabucohasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. The LoaraP.P.T.A.hasaskedPostmaster OvershinerofSanta Anato presenttotheinspectora proposaltohavea ruralrouterunfromtheEl ToropostofficeupAlisoandTrabucocanyons.Willthatterritoryisnotthicklysettledandpossiblynotoverthirtyfamilieswouldbeservedbytheroute,它isonethatwouldbebefoundservicetothewhosewouldcomeunderit. LOARAP.P.T.A. 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State Superintendent of Weights and Measures Charles G. Johnson is formulating a plan whereby light, power and gas meters in California will be tested and so adjusted that they will register accurately. This brings the various light and power companies within the jurisdiction of the weights and measures act of the state and makes it possible to confiscate the meters and destroy them as is done with other defective weighing and measuring apparatus. Johnson will have available very soon an apparatus known as an improving meter to be used in correcting meters. The new apparatus will make it possible to test ten or more meters at the same time. RURAL ROUTE SYSTEM TO BE OVERHAULED Inspector Will Be In County In July And August and Many Changes May Be Made A postoffice inspector will visit Orange county in July for the purpose of making readjustments and making additions to the rural system of the county. It has been many months since the rural routes have been inspected by one of Uncle Sam's men with authority, and conditions have changed considerably in some sections. The Garden Grove postmaster has long been clamoring for the establishment of a rural service and one of the The Loara P. T. A. held a very enjoyable all day meeting at the home of Mrs. J. O. Reed on Lincoln avenue, Thursday the 10th. The ladies began to gather about 10 o'clock, bringing all sorts of things to eat with them. At noon nearly 50 people sat down to a bountiful luncheon served at long tables set on the lawn under a canopy decorated with honey suckle and geraniums. With the ladies were the trustees and teachers of the school. This being the last opportunity they would have of meeting in a social way with the teachers who have resigned their positions to assume other positions. The day was turned into a reception or farewell to them. At 2:30 the President, Mrs. Reed called the association to order to carry on the regular business of the day and to listen to a very able paper by Miss Esther Hedstrom, our home economics teacher, on the school lunch and of what is should consist. She gave many very helpful suggestions including a few well balanced lunches and all enjoyed her paper immensely. The president then gave her report of the Monthers' Congress convention which she attended in San Francisco in May. The ladies adjourned having spent a very pleasant day together and all hoping it could become an annual affair. FOR EXCHANGE—5 room modern cottage, price $2780. A mortgage of $2050 to exchange for Anaheim property. Want a lot or a cheap house and lot or equity in Anaheim Wells and Waters, 111 W. 4th St., Santa Ana, Sunset 922, Home 72. WANTED—Good work horse and cow in exchange for elegant Valencia and grapefruit trees. M. E. Wallace, E. North street. Phone 81-J 2, Anaheim. Electric Power Is The Cheap Power Because: Cost of installation is less; labor for operating is saved; less floor space is required; friction and wear and tear are reduced to a minimum; repair bills are obviated; injury to building by vibration is eliminated; there is no loss in the shafting and pulleys; no energy lost in getting started; always ready; always reliable; service is always perfect. Southern California Edison Co. SAN DIEGO BEERS Are made from the best materials obtainable by the most scientific methods, with the result that here— in San Diego—are produced Lager Beers equal to the best produced anywhere in America. Each and every brew is weighed to the pound. The process employed is minutely the same throughout, and this accounts for the strongly increasing demand for San Diego--“The Quality Beer” Old Mission Lager--Traditionally Good Healthful Invigorating Satisfying Accept no substitute if the best is desired. SAN DIEGO Consld Brewing Co. San Diego, Cal., U.S.A. We have the Agency for the SAN DIEGO Consld Brewing Co. San Diego, Cal., U.S.A. We have the Agency for the Weaver Roofing Company's Paper, Beaver Board and Arden Plaster We also carry a complete line of Lumber of all kinds, Cement, Brick, Etc. Griffith Lumber Co. "WALK IN" THEGAZETTE OFFICE FORQUALITY PRINTING "WALK IN" THE GAZETTE OFFICE FOR QUALITY PRINTING Sunset 20 and 365 Home 503 TRY City Meat Market Schneider Bros., Props. For Quality and Service Best of Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fresh Fish, Etc.