anaheim-gazette 1916-01-20

WE are interested in their business f Now, we want to ask if the sist on our fresh and smoked We cannot furnish quality get the best at reasonable price izing STROUP'S Anaheim We have another manufact we can say will be a big benef assure you that there is not an is as true as one good turn des QUESTION: Are you doi Anaheim Be The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Henry Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR...$1.50 SIX MONTHS ...$1.00 THREE MONTHS ...$ .50 Enferred at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. WHEN THE CHAMPAGNE JAG ENDS Theorists and psychologists in Washington should take a back seat. It is time for practical men with practical ideas for a great flow of industrial preparedness to move up front. John V. Farwell, the eminent Chicago merchant, says a tariff commission is one of the two great material necessities of the hour. United States Senator Penrose, in his very forceful statement, regards a general overhauling of the tariff law as the only thing which can save our Federal treasury from bankruptcy, unless we resort to obnoxious and still heavier direct taxes. The Senator gives due notice to Secretary McAdoo that the system of bookkeeping now in vogue in the treasury, which converts a deficit into an apparent surplus is to be laid bare by congress. All great business men agree that the United States today occupies an extraordinary position industrially. There are unusual activity, very high prices, big earnings, larger profits and heavy exports, but we are feeding an unparalleled war. When the war started our industries were sick and semi-paralyzed. Huge war orders have been like champagne to a prostrate man. They have given the country a real jag, which is delightful while it lasts, but wise men are looking for a safe place to land. It is simple as A, B, C, that when the war ends Europe will stop buying from us, and at the same time will attempt to sell us in trouble and expense. The opening of numerous service stations, where expert factory trained men inspect batteries and explain their care, free of charge, has done a great deal to place the storage battery before the car owner as something which he can easily understand and care for and not as a forbidding mystery. CITIZENS RESCUE ENDANGERED MEXICANS 225 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN TAKEN FROM THE FLOOD AT SONORATOWN UNFORTUNATE PEOPLE LOSE PRACTICALLY ALL THEIR POSSESSIONS IN OVERFLOW These are dark, damp, dismal, desolate days in Sonoratown, that settlement of Mexicans just outside the city limits to the north in the sugar factory district. Destruction, desolation, despair and even death visited that fortunate neighborhood Monday night when the raging waters of the rampant Santa Ana river overflowed the banks and came tearing down the sandwash. No human lives were lost, but nearly all the livestock owned by the residents perished in the relentless flood. Among the dead were horses, cows, goats, pigs, chicken, dogs and cats. Discovering the plight of the unfortunate people Tuesday morning, and realizing their danger and their helplessness the city trustees, got busy and started the work of rescue. The entire community was under four feet of water and the work was difficult engaged in the changing the unfortunate their uncomfortable ple also responded for aid in the matter on loads of substantiated districts, living outside the city. NOTICE OF SALE OR NONPAYMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF COLN AVENUE ANAHEIM. DEFAULT having payment of the institute and interest on improvement bond which became due on July, 1915. And the holder owed on the 4th day of Januari manded in writing tourer of the said Claeed to advertise and cel mentioned in said after described, to ment upon which she for making certain Lincoln Avenue in and the said bond, mainder, with accrued pressed in said bond become due and paid upon the day of 5th day of January, delinquent, and thereon said bond not held NOW. THEREFORE by given that I, Edna Treasurer of the City der and by virtue of in me by law, of February, 1916, o'clock A. M. of sale auction the reader described and bond, at the office ofurer of said City at Bank of Anaheim, corner of the intersections Angeles Street and in said city, unless said bond together with the co this notice, are paid and that I will so person who will pay paid principal and bond together with this notice; will be made in any under the provision Legislature of the entitled "An Act to In and upon Streets Ally Courts Plaice within Municipalityerty and rights of nincipalities, and for Changing the Grades Avenues, Lanes, Ala- SHOULD KNOW MORE ABOUT BATTERIES The peculiar attitude of many car owners toward the storage battery costs them a lot of money for repairs and new batteries, which they might easily save, according to Mr. Bevillard of the Willard Storage Battery service station in Anaheim. The idea prevails that a storage battery is a mystery, which it behooves the average man to let severely alone. This is gradually being overcome, however, by vigorous efforts of the Willard Company to educate the car owner up to the point where he will give the same sort of care to his battery that he does to his motor, his tires and other important parts of his car. The reluctance of motorists to concern themselves with the condition of their batteries is especially dangerous through the winter months when a battery that isn't kept filled with distilled water and fully charged is likely to deteriorate and cause considerable down the sandwash. No human lives were lost, but nearly all the livestock owned by the residents perished in the relentless flood. Among the dead were horses, cows, goats, pigs, chicken, dogs and cats. Discovering the plight of the unfortunate people Tuesday morning, and realizing their danger and their helplessness the city trustees, got busy and started the work of rescue. The entire community was under four feet of water, and the work was difficult. Not only the city's police force and other city officials lent a hand but nearly every man in town who could assisted in the work, and by noon the entire population had been brought in and housed in the Central school building. When the last load had been brought in and counted it was found that there were 225 men, women and children, and it was a forlorn looking bunch of humanity. The city government was in control of them and fed them and will continue to do so until they are able to return to their homes, but Supervisor Schumacher will assist in looking after them. The unfortunate people lost nearly all their possessions in the flood. Household goods and clothing were damaged, and their food supplies destroyed. Generous people throughout the city contributed clothing for their relief, and they were as well taken care of as circumstances would permit. While they had a strenuous experience throughout the night, and were mud-stained and water soaked when rescued, not a single life was lost. The rescuers did a thorough job, and while working under great difficulties, brought them all safely to dry ground. All the automobiles and vehicles in town were at the service of the rescuers, and business was practically suspended while the volunteers were Angeles Street and 10th Avenue in said city, unless said bond and the law together with the notice, are paid and that I will so pay person who will pay paid principal and bond, together with the notion of this notice; will be made in an under the provision Legislature of the entitled "An Act to in and upon Street Alley's, Courts, Plain within Municipalitieserty and rights of hospitals for Changing the Grades Avenues, Lanes, All and Sidewalks and its assurance and Payment Bonds to Reperiments for the Cost viding a Method for Such Bonds," approve and amendments tha That the said bond notice is described Improvement Series One. Assessor the City of Anaheim State of California, Eighty-two and 96-bearing interest at the cent per annum, issuance of Lincoln Ave Anaheim. Said bond 29th, 1914, and is less assessment upon thecribed property meant for the street imprisoned. That the property bond, and to repre- against which for ment said bond was tain parcel of land of Anaheim County California, more as follows: to-wit: Lot No. 35 in Blvd field and Oppenheimer That the amount as follows: Due on principal and 66-100 Dollars Due on account of said bond Five ($5.22); Total amount due enty-nine and 88-100 That the name of Suttle. Unless the amount aforesaid, together with property mentioned hereinbefore describ public auction, as a day of February, 19 o'clock A.M. of sale of the undersigned the City of Anaheim General Bank of Anaheim east corner of the Los Angeles Street street in said City. This notice shall in the Anaheim Gar general circulation. Interested in Anaheim and Orange business firms, farm products, and meat? Ask if the public are interested in us and our future smoked meats, fancy sausages and pure lard. With quality and lowest prices, as they never go together, enable prices and you will be using our meats exclusively in Anaheim Cash Market and SCHNEIDER BRAND manufacturing plant ready to locate in Orange. The big benefit to nearly every person interested in meat is not another here like it. Every factory will turn deserves another. Are you doing us a good turn when you buy meat without asking? Respectfully yours, Anaheim Gazette—Thursday, Jan. 20 Beef & Provision Co. Respectfully yours, from Beef & Provision Co. engaged in the chilly work of carrying the unfortunates people out of their uncomfortable homes. The people also responded promptly to the call for aid in the matter of clothing. Wag-on loads of substantial wearing apparel were collected and sent to the school house during a afternoon, and all were comfortably clad before night. Volunteers also extended their rescue work to other sections, and brought several people in from undated districts, nearly all of them living outside the city limits. NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NONPAYMENT OF BOND ISSUED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF LINCOLN AVENUE IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. DEFAULT having been made in the payment of the installment of the principal and interest of that certain street improvement bond hereinafter described which became due on the second day of July, 1915. And the holder of said bond having on the 4th day of January, 1916, duly demanded in writing that the City Treasurer of the said City of Anaheim proceed to advertise and sell the lot or parcel mentioned in said bond and hereinafter described, to represent an assessment upon which said bond was issued for making certain improvements on Lincoln Avenue in the City of Anaheim and the said bond, or its unpaid remainder, with accrued interest, as expressed in said bond, having thereupon become due and payable immediately, and upon the day following to-wit: the 5th day of January, 1916, having become delinquent, and the whole amount due on said bond not having been paid; NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that I, Edgar J. Hartung, City Treasurer of the City of Anaheim, under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by law, will on the 21st day of February, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, sell at public auction the real property hereinafter described and mentioned in said bond, at the office of the said City Treasurer of said City at The First National Bank of Anaheim, at the Southeast corner of the intersection of South Los Angeles Street and East Center Street in said city, less the amount together with the cost of publication of this notice, are paid according to law; and that I will so sell the same to the person who will pay the amount of unpaid principal and interest due on said bond, together with the cost of publication of this notice; that the said sale will be made in accordance with and under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled "An Act to Provide for Work in and upon Streets, Avenues, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places and Sidewalks within Municipalities, and upon property and rights of way owned by Municipalities, and for Establishing and Changing the Grades of any such Streets, Avenues, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places and providing for the issuance and payment of Street Improvement Bonds to Represent Street Assessments for the Cost Thereof and Providing a Method for the payment of Such Bonds," approved April 7th, 1911, and amendments thereto. That the said bond referred to in this notice is described at follows: Street Improvement Bond, Number 5 Series One, Assessment Number 36, in City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, for the sum of Eighty-two hundred Dollars ($82.95) bearing interest at the rate per cent. per annum, issued for the improvement of Lincoln Avenue in the City of Anaheim. And the holder of said bond having on the 4th day of January, 1916, duly demanded in writing that the City Treasurer of the said City of Anaheim proceed to advertise and sell the lot or parcel mentioned in said bond and hereinafter described, to represent an assessment upon which said bond was issued for making certain improvements on Lincoln Avenue in the City of Anaheim and the said bond, or its unpaid remainder, with accrued interest, as expressed in said bond, having thereupon become due and payable immediately, and upon the day following to-wit: the 5th day of January, 1916, having become delinquent, and the whole amount due on said bond not having been paid; NOW, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that I, Edgar J. Hartung, City Treasurer of the City of Anaheim, under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by law, will on the 21st day of February, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, sell at public auction the real property hereinafter described and mentioned in said bond, at the office of the said City Treasurer of said City at The First National Bank of Anaheim, at the Southeast corner of the intersection of South Los Angeles Street and East Center Street in said city, less the amount together with the cost of publication of this notice, are paid according to law; and that I will so sell the same to the person who will pay the amount of unpaid principal and interest due on said bond together with the cost of publication of this notice; that the said sale will be made in accordance with and under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled "An Act to Provide for Work in and upon Streets, Avenues, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places and Sidewalks within Municipalities, and upon property and rights of way owned by Municipalities, and for Establishing and Changing the Grades of any such Streets, Avenues, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places and providing for the issuance and payment of Street Improvement Bonds to Represent Street Assessments for the Cost Thereof and Providing a Method for the payment of Such Bonds," approved April 7th, 1911, and amendments thereto. That the said bond referred to in this notice is described at follows: Street Improvement Bond, Number 5 Series One, Assessment Number 36, in City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, for the sum of Eighty-two hundred Dollars ($82.95) bearing interest at the rate per cent. per annum, issued for the improvement of Lincoln Avenue in the City of Anaheim. And the holder of said bond having on the 4th day of January, 1916, duly demanded in writing that the City Treasurer of the said City of Anaheim proceed to advertise and sell the lot or parcel mentioned in said bond and hereinafter described, to represent an assessment upon which said bond was issued for making certain improvements on Lincoln Avenue in the City of Anaheim and the said bond or its unpaid remainder with accrued interest as expressed in said bond having thereupon become due and payable immediately,and upon the day following to-wit:the 5th day of January，1916,having become delinquent,and the whole amount due on said bond not having been paid; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasureroftheCityofAnaheim，underandbyvirtueoftheauthorityvestedinmebylaw，willonthe21stdayofFebruary，1916，atthehourof10o'clockA.M.ofsaidday,sellatpublicauctiontherealpropertyhereinafterdescribedandmentionedinsaidbond，attheofficeofthesaidCityTreasurerofsaidCityatTheFirstNationalBankofAnaheim，attheSoutheastcorneroftheintersectionofSouthLosAngelesStreetsandEastCenterStreetinsaidcity，lesstheamounttogetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipalandinterestdueonsaidbond,togetherwiththecostofpublicationofthisnoticearepaidaccordingtolaw;andthatIwillso 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sellthesametothepersonwhowillpaytheamountunpaidprincipaland Interestdureonsaidbond,togetherwithThecostOfPublicationOfThisNoticeArePairedAccordingToLawAndBy virtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerofTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerofTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerofTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCityOfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWillOnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCity OfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCity OfAnaheim，underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCity OfAnaheim， underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung，City TreasurerOFTheCity OfAnaheim， underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung ，City TreasurerOFTheCity OfAnaheim， underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE，notice is hereby given that I，Edgar J.Hartung ，City TreasurerOFTheCity OfAnaheim， underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW，THEREFORE ，notice is hereby given that I ，Edgar J.Hartung ，City TreasurerOF TheCity OfAnaim, underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW ，THEREFORE , notice is hereby given that I ，Edgar J.Hartung ，City TreasurerOF TheCity OfAnaim, underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill OnThe21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAndTheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW ，THEREFORE , notice is hereby given that I ，Edgar J.Hartung ，City TreasurerOF TheCity OfAnaim, underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill On The21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquentAnd TheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBondNotHavingBeenPaired; NOW ，THEREFORE , notice is hereby given that I ，Edgar J.Hartung ，City TreasurerOF TheCity OfAnaim, underdbyvirtueOfTheAuthorityVestidedInMeByLawWill On The21stDayOfFebruary1916,HavingBecomeDelinquent And TheWholeAmountDueOnSaidBod ntNotBeing Paired According To Law And By Virtue Of The Authority Vestited In Me By Law Will On The 21st Day Of February 2004 And Ten Thousands In Each Month For The Reason That The Issuer Is Required To Pay The Stake Improvement Bonds To Represent Certain Assessments For The Cost Thereof And Providing A Method For The Payment Of Such Bonds" Approved April 7th, 2004 And Amendment Thereto. That The Sale Bond Referral To In This Notice Is Described At Followings: Street Improvement Bond Number 5 Series One Assessment Number 36 In City Of Anaheim County Of Orange State Of California For The Sum Of Two Hundred ninety and six Hundred Dollars (82.95) bearing interest at the rate per cent. per annum. issued for the improvement LINCOLN AVENUE IN THE CITY OF ANAIMAHCOUNTY COUNTY OF ORANGE STATE OF CALIFORNIA more particularly described as follows: Lot No. 53,Langenberger Tract. That The Sale Bond Is Due on this Note This notice is described at followings: Street Improvement Bond Number 5 Series One Assessment Number 36 In City Of Anaheim County Of Orange State Of California For The Sum Of Two Hundred ninety And Six Hundred Dollars (82.95) bearing interest at the rate per cent. per annum. issued for the improvement LINCOLN AVENUE IN THE CITY OF ANAIMAHCOUNTY COUNTY OF ORANGE STATE OF CALIFORNIA more particularly described as follows: Lot No. 53,Langenberger Tract. That The Sale Bond Is Due on this Note This notice is described at followings: Street Improvement Bond Number 5 Series One Assessment Number 36 In City Of Anaheim County Of Orange State Of California For The Sum Of Two Hundred ninety And Six Hundred Dollars (82.95) bearing interest at the rate per cent. per annum. issued for the improvement LINCOLN AVENUE IN THE CITY OF ANAIMAHCOUNTY COUNTY OF ORANGE STATE OF CALIFORNIA more particularly described as follows: Lot No. 53,Langenberger Tract. That The Sale Bond Is Due on this Note Angeles Street and East Center Street in said city, unless the amount due on said bond and the interest due thereon, together with the cost of publication of this notice, are paid according to law, and that will so sell the same of the person who will pay the amount of the paid principal and interest due on said bond, together with the cost of publication of this notice; that the said sale will be made in accordance with and under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled "An Act to Provide for Work in and upon Streets, Avenues, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places and Sidewalks within Municipalities, and upon property rights of any way owned by Municipalities used for Establishing and Changing the Grades of any such Streets, Avenues, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places and Sidewalks and providing for the issuance and Payment of Street Improvement Bonds to Represent Certain Assessments for the Cost Thereof and Providing a Method for the payment of Such Bonds," approved April 7th, 1911, and amendments thereto. That the said bond referred to in this notice is described at Bond Number 3, Series One, Assessment Number 36, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, for the sum of Eighty-two and 95-100 Dollars ($82.95) bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent annum, issued for the improvement of Lincoln Avenue in the City of Anaheim. Said bond is dated October 29th, 1914, and is issued to represent the assessment upon the hereinafter described property mentioned in said bond for the street improvement above mentioned. That the property mentioned in said bond, and to represent the assessment against which for said street improvement said bond was issued, is that certain parcel of land situate in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Lot No. 35 in Block No. 3, Summerfield and Oppenheimer's Subdivision. That the amount due on said bond is as follows: Due on principal thereof Seventy-four and 66-100 Dollars ($74.66); Due on account of interest accrued on said bond Five and 22-100 Dollars ($52.22). Total amount due on said bond Seventy-nine and 88-100 Dollars ($79.88); That the name of the owner is H. C. Sutle. Unless the amount of said bond as aforesaid, together with the cost of publication of this notice, is paid, the real property mentioned in said bond, and hereinbefore described, will be sold at public auction as aforesaid, on the 21st day of February, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. of said day, at the office of the undersigned, City Treasurer of the City of Anaheim at The First National Bank of Anaheim at the Southeast corner of the intersection of South Los Angeles Street and East Center street in said City. This notice shall be published twice in the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper of general circulation, published in the Anaheim Gazette, which said newspaper is hereby designated by me as the newspaper in which this notice shall be published. EDGAR J. HARTUNG, City Treasurer of the City of Anaheim, Dated Anaheim, California, January 18th, 1916. NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NONPAYMENT OF BOND ISSUED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF SOUTH LEMON STREET IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. DEFAULT having been made in the payment of the installment of the prinerty and rights of way owned by Municipalities, and for Establishing and Changing the Grades of any such Streets, Avenues, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places and Sidewalks and providing for the issuance and Payment of Street Improvement Bonds to Represent Certain Assessments for the Cost Thereof and Providing a Method for the payment of Such Bonds," approved April 7th, 1911, and amendments thereto. That the said bond referred to in this notice is described at Bond Number 3, Series One, Assessment Number 36, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, for the sum of Eighty-two and 95-100 Dollars ($82.95) bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent annum, issued for the improvement of Lincoln Avenue in the City of Anaheim. Said bond is dated October 29th, 1914, and is issued to represent the assessment upon the hereinafter described property mentioned in said bond for the street improvement above mentioned. That the property mentioned in said bond, and to represent the assessment against which for said street improvement said bond was issued, is that certain parcel of land situate in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Lot No. 35 in Block No. 3, Summerfield and Oppenheimer's Subdivision. That the amount due on said bond is as follows: Due on principal thereof Seventy-four and 66-100 Dollars ($74.66); Due on account of interest accrued on said bond Five and 22-100 Dollars ($52.22). Total amount due on said bond Seventy-nine and 88-100 Dollars ($79.88); That the name of the owner is H. C. Sutle. Unless the amount of said bond as aforesaid, together with the cost of publication of this notice, is paid, the real property mentioned in said bond, and hereinbefore described, will be sold at public auction as aforesaid, on the 21st day of February, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. of said day, at the office of the undersigned, City Treasurer of the City of Anaheim at The First National Bank of Anaheim at the Southeast corner of the intersection of South Los Angeles Street and East Center street in said City. This notice shall be published twice in the Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper of general circulation, published in the Anaheim Gazette which said newspaper is hereby designated by me as the newspaper in which this notice shall be published. EDGAR J. HARTUNG, City Treasurer of the City of Anaheim, Dated Anaheim, California, January 18th, 1916. F. B. Kern has filed suit against City Marshal Kellenberger and Deputy Marshal Germann, asking $25,080 damages for false imprisonment. A year ago Mr. Kern was arrested charged with disturbing the peace, and was incarcerated in the city jail one hour. When the case came to trial Attorney Brown of Orange, acted as prosecutor and asked for a dismissal. Mr. Kern claimed he was wrongly arrested and threatened suit at the time, but the matter has hung fire for a year. and Orange County, s, and their future. and our future. If you are, inure lard. ver go together, but you can meats exclusively by patronDER BROS.' City Market. in Orange County which rested in its growth, and we ory will bring another, which without asking where it came from? n Company The Ladies Guild of St. Michael's church is preparing to give a musical comedy entitled "A Night in Dreamland." Sixty adults and over a hundred children will have parts in it. Rehearsals are now being held every day and night. The play will be given at the high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings, January 27 and 28. LIBRARY REPORT FOR DECEMBER Circulation— Adult fiction ... 694 Juvenile fiction ... 318 Non-fiction ... 28 Magazines, monthly ... 293 Magazines, weekly ... 37 Total ... 1370 Reading Room Attendance— Adult ... 753 Juvenile ... 461 New card holders ... 20 New books added ... 10 The people of Garden Grove Tuesday afternoon blew up the tracks of the P. E. railroad in order to give the accumulated water an outlet. The water there was four feet deep in the business buildings. The Home telephone girls stuck to their posts until the water got above their high stools when they were rescued in boats. Numerous automobilists were marooned in town the first of the week by the floods, but they found plenty to eat and hospitable entertainment. Some of them declared Anaheim was the only dry spot in Southern California and they were content to stay until the rains ceased and the waters subsided. Jitney drivers were bitter, however, against the weather man, as they were losing money by their enforced inactivity. Ceming, "A Night in Dreamland," A musical comedy with local talent, TAXATION The California State Tax association, with headquarters in San Francisco, in a recent bulletin, gave some very interesting figures on the subject of taxation. From this bulletin we quote as follows: From the census reports covering the years 1902 and 1913, the following figures are taken to show the extraordinary advance in local taxation and debt in California: 1902 1913 Increase Population ... 1,533,525 2,667,516 74% Total tax levies ... $22,892,586 $68,071,146 197% Per capita tax levies ... 14.93 25.52 71% Total debt, less sinking funds... $14,942,852 $136,528,824 814% Per capita debt ... 9.71 51.18 427% There is no sign of retrenchment in the administration of state affairs. (Extravagance seems to be in the blood of our state officials). The next state campaign should be fought out on the issue of economy, reduction of the number of office holders and the abolishment of useless commissions. In fact, to restore this state to a sane basis of taxation we must exercise the same economy and the same reduction that well managed corporations practice when they find themselves in deep financial waters. California is bidding for population. It will be hard to win a prospective settler with an olive branch in one hand a tax statement in the other showing the per capita annual revenue receipts exceeding those of any other state in the Union. Mail delivery was made at half past ten yesterday morning. Post office clerks went over to Fullerton on a stage and brought the Anaheim mail over. FOR SALE—Walnut wood, $1.25 a tier Pay as you go and get farther in the long run. Goods Priced Without Frills Valencia Lard, large - $1.15 Ben Hur Coffee, 3 lbs. - 1.00 Gold Nugget Coffee, 1 lb. .25 Snyder’s Soup, large cans, 3 for .25 Buy POTATOES---they are going up! We deliver to any part of city Edmiston's Grocery Pacific Phone 219 Home Phone 1091