anaheim-gazette 1916-04-13

FLOOD CONTROL BY CHECK DAM SYSTEM L. J. TILLITSON TELLS HOW IT WORKS IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY RECOMMENDS THAT METHOD FOR HARNESSING THE TURBU-LENT SANTA ANA I am interested in the control of floods in our pet river—the Santa Ana. I believe in conservation of flood water by the check dam method in both the small and large canyons as the river's source, basing my belief on personal experience in dealing with silt laden water in Imperial valley, writes L. J. Tillitson. As you probably know, Imperial's water is supplied from the Colorado river, which is very heavily laden with silt. It has been my experience to note the action of this site in bodies of water in ditches 10 to 50 feet wide. Check dams are used in the ditches to raise the level of the water, for the purpose of measuring into lateral ditches. On the up stream side of the checks a deposit of silt will always settle and in a short time will fill the canal. If the gate in the check dam is used as an undershot gate the deposit in front is kept cleaned out to a certain extent by the velocity of the water. But if the gate is used as an over shot gate the deposit of silt up stream is very rapid and often a ditch WOODROW WILSON'S WOBBLINGS Under the caption "President Wilson's Remarkable Record as a Political Weather Vane," a Chicago paper prints a page review of President Wilson's numerous reversals of attitude on public questions. Concluding, the Examiner says: "To sum up the evidence of the only witness we have cited, who is Woodrow Wilson himself, we find that— "President Wilson was in favor of a single presidential term. Now he is against it. "President Wilson was in favor of the Garrison continental army plan. Now he is against it. "President Wilson was opposed to increasing the navy. Now he demands that the navy be made the largest in the world. "President Wilson was opposed to young men spending time in military training. Now he demands that 400,000 be trained. "President Wilson was opposed to a tariff commission. Now he demands a tariff commission. "President Wilson favored intervention in Mexico, and did send the army to intervene. Now he declares that while he is president 'nobody shall interfere in Mexico.'" "President Wilson demanded that all Mexican claimants get together in a conference to establish a de facto government, and threatened non-recognition of any who refused. President Wilson then recognized as the Mexican ruler the only claimant who did not, and would not, join in the conference. "President Wilson was in favor of free Panama canal tolls. After his election he compelled the Democratic majority to repeal the free tolls law. "President Wilson wanted to 'knock Bryan into a cocked hat,' and when elected made him his chief of..." to raise the level of the water, for the purpose of measuring into lateral ditches. On the up stream side of the checks a deposit of silt will always settle and in a short time will fill the canal. If the gate in the check dam is used as an undershot gate the deposit in front is kept cleaned out to a certain extent by the velocity of the water. But if the gate is used as an over shot gate the deposit of silt up stream is very rapid and often a ditch whose banks are six or more feet in height has its bottom a foot or so from the top of the levee. When the checks are in continuous use the adjacent ground is usually damp or even seepy for 20 or 30 feet, showing that retarding the velocity of the water gives the silt a chance to settle and the water a chance to seep. The down stream side of the check, whether overshot or undershot, always has a sand bar where it bubbles up, showing again that as soon as the velocity is stopped the silt settles. The Date Canal of Imperial Valley Water company, No. 1, is ten miles long and has about twenty of these checks. Water at the head of the canal is so dense that one can not see their hand five inches below the surface. This same water will be settled at the end of ten miles till it is nearly clear. The Acacia Canal presents on a small scale something similar to what we have to contend with in the Santa Ana river. Up to the El Centro-Holtville road the land lays very good, but there starts a quick drop in the land for a mile or more, then a level stretch again, all in sandy land. Enough grade is given the canal to keep silt from depositing and a system of small drops, or water falls are put in to keep the water from running wild and cutting independent channels. These drops will illustrate the effect check dams would have after they were filled with silt and debris, which would take a long time. In applying the foregoing statements of my observation of silt bearing waters to the Santa Ana river problem, I will say that you can't stop rain. When quantities of rain falls on steep mountain sides erosion will occur, causing silt in the water, which is deposited in the river bed before the high water mark is reached and after the water has somewhat receded, thus raising the bottom of the river. Slow moving water drops the silt. Check dams in the small comparsion government, and threatened non-recognition of any who refused. President Wilson then recognized as the Mexican ruler the only claimant who did not, and would not, join in the conference. "President Wilson was in favor of free Panama canal tolls. After his election he compelled the Democratic majority to repeal the free tolls law. "President Wilson wanted to 'knock Bryan into a cocked hat,' and when elected made him his chief official adviser. "President Wilson was outspoken against labor unions. Since his election he has suddenly courted labor union leaders. "President Wilson was opposed to the initiative and referendum. Then he declared in favor of it. Since then he has forgotten it. "President Wilson was out and out in favor of free trade on theoretical grounds. Now he says he doesn't care anything about free trade thories. "President Wilson is for woman suffrage in New Jersey and against woman suffrage in Washington. "President Wilson was opposed to preparedness as late as last year. Now he is preaching preparedness fervently. "President Wilson was pledged to protect American lives and property in any foreign country, Mexico included. Now he says it is 'none of our business' what happens in Mexico. "We leave to President Wilson's apologists the task of reconciling so many contradictions." To us it seems that President Wilson has no fixed principles or convictions upon any subject under the sun, and that he is consistent only in advocating anything that promises to promote his re-election and his personal ambitions." Cutting Out Apricots— This year will witness quite a number of Tustin apricot growers who will cut out a least a part of the apricot acreage and put in instead the increasingly popular late valencias or walnuts, interplanting with lima beans. This is explained, in part by the fact that some of these apricot orchards were getting old nad near the end of their usefulness, and in part by the fact that the heavy continued rains would prevent anything like a sizable crop this year. Many growers therefore considered this time the right op- That said bonds for pairing reconstruct roads said County sum of Thirty-five shall be thirty-five inclusive, and one thousand Dollars each within eighteen to-wit. Three of said bonds on the first day of January one-sixteenth part thirty-two bonds sale first day of January year thereafter paid and paid, and the pay interest thereon gold coin of the Treasury Orange, in the city of California, and said bonds at the rate of four annuum per annum pay. Also the proposal of bonds of the sale for creating and including debtedness of said County and Dollars for the two follows, to-wit: For repairing bridges of Orange. That said bonds for pairing bridges in said for the sum of Five shall be five in number numbered from one and of the denominations and Dollars each six years, as follows. One of said bonds on the first day of January part of said bond on the first day Junction thereof bonds are paid, and of, and the interest thereon gold coin of the Treasury Orange, in the city of California, and said interest at the rate per centum per annuum annually. That said been and is called to be County of Orange. In applying the foregoing statements of my observation of silt bearing waters to the Santa Ana river problem, I will say that you can't stop rain. When quantities of rain falls on steep mountain sides erosion will occur, causing silt in the water, which is deposited in the river bed before the high water mark is reached and after the water has somewhat receded, thus raising the bottom of the river. Slow moving water drops the silt. Check dams in the small canyons would catch the silt from the steep mountain sides, check the velocity of the water and spread the peak of the storm waters over a greater period of time, and instead of getting a raging torrent for a few days a year, a much easier going stream for a few weeks and an abundance of water for months. A GOVERNMENT BONE MINE Millions of dollars' worth of seal and seal-bone deposits on the shores of the Pribilof islands, in Alaskan waters, a vast store of government-owned fertilizer available for practical use! Secretary Redfield transmitted a report of the bureau of fisheries, telling of the Pribilof deposits, representing the accumulations of a century or more and constituting probably the largest deposits of bone in the world. Although they have not been fully surveyed, the report says, one of the deposits is a mile long by half a mile wide and fully six feet deep. Mr. Redfield directs attention to the fact that raw ground bone was bringing $35 a ton in December. H. O. Henderson went down to Long Beach Thursday on a business mission. Appraisement of Estate— J. N. Anderson, inheritance tax ap- praiser, reported to the superior court that he had made an appraisement of the property of the Spurgeon Realty company in order to determine how much inheritance tax shall be paid by those to whom stock in the company was transferred by W. H. Spurgeon, founder of Santa Ana, several years before his death. Anderson reports the company's property to be valued at $103,500, and that $204.19 is the amount to be paid to the state as inheritance tax by Grace S. Bisby, the same amount by W. H. Spurgeon, Jr., and the same amount by Robert G. Spurgeon. NOTICE SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION IN THE MATTER OF BONDS FOR BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTING BRIDGES IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, AND FOR REPAIRING, RECONSTRUCTING AND REBUILDING ROADS IN SAID COUNTY, AND FOR REPAIRING BRIDGES IN SAID COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA) County of Orange WHEREAS, the public roads and bridges of the County of Orange have been greatly damaged and in many instances carried away by floods, and WHEREAS, public interest and necessity require and the Board of Supervisors of said County desires to repair, reconstruct and rebuild said roads, and to repair said bridges, and to build and construct bridges within and for said County as such public interest and necessity require, and WHEREAS, there are no funds of the County of Orange available for said purposes, or either of them, and the sums required therefore in each instance will be and are too great to be paid out of the annual income and revenue of said County of Orange, and Whereas, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange on the 26th day of February, 1916, regularly passed and adopted a Resolution of said Board ordering and calling a special election to be held in and throughout the County of Orange, on Wednesday, the third day of May, 1916. Notice, therefore, hereby is given that there has been and is called, and that pursuant to said call there will be held in each voting precinct throughout the County of Orange, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of May, 1916, a special election for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of the County of Orange, the following proposition: 1. The proposition of the issuance of bonds of said County of Orange for creating and incurring a bonded indebtedness of said County of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars for the purposes specified as follows, to-wit: For building and constructing bridges in said County of Orange. That said bonds for the purpose of building and constructing bridges within and for the County of Orange for the sum of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars shall be One Hundred and Ten be held as nearly as practicable in conformity with the General Election Laws of the State of California, and none but qualified voters of the County of Orange shall be permitted to vote thereat, and at said special election the polls must be open at six o'clock a.m. m. of the day of the election and must be kept open until seven o'clock p.m. m. of the same day, when the polls shall be closed. 6. That for the purpose of holding said special election, the election precincts, as now established for general election purposes, are declared and adopted bond election precincts for said special election. 7. The following are the General Election precincts declared and adopted bond election precincts by the Board of Supervisors for said special election, and the polling places in each of said precincts designated by the Board of Supervisors, and also designated by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, also the inspectors, judges and clerks designated and appointed by the said Board of Supervisors, and also designated by said Clerk, as the election officers appointed and designated hereby to hold conduct and make returns of said election, as required by law; namely: Santa Ana Precinct No. 1 Polling place—Washington School Building on Church St. Inspector—W. J. Leiser. Judges—Mit Phillips, Armilla Hayes. Clerk—Geo. C. Roy. Santa Ana Precinct No. 2 Polling place—Intermediate School Building on N. Main St. Inspector—Frank Ey. Judges—S. W. Sutton, Ila L. Bishop. Clerk—L. L. Vestal. Santa Ana Precinct No. 3 Polling place—McFadden's Hall on E. 4th St. Inspector—D. G. Cole. Judges—Lorenczo H. Padgham, Ralph W. Collins. Clerk—W. L. Innes. Santa Ana Precinct No. 4 Polling place—John N. Anderson's Building between 1st and 2nd on Sycamore St. Inspector—Merritt L. Palmer. Judges—Luther J. Harris, W. H. Fowler. Clerk—Eleanor Egge. Santa Ana Precinct No. 5 Polling place—Spurgeon School Building Inspector—Stephen Ross. Judges—J. B. Winslow, Willet S. Decker. Clerk—E. E. Hardy. Santa Ana Precinct No. 6 Polling place—Randall's barn. Inspector—George H. Randall. Judges-H. H. Reeves, Chas. R. Schenk. Clerk—Charles W. Davies. Santa Ana Precinct No. 7 Polling place—Lincoln School Building Inspector-F. H. Snyder. ton and Ross Sts. Inspector-Jas. Fenstermacher. Judges-C. L. Shack, Charles H. Metzgar. Clerk—Ernest F. Marks. Santa Ana Precinct No. 28 Polling place-F. W. Harding's place. Corner Broadway and 20th St. Inspector-Jacob Fisher. Judges-O. T. Johnson, W. W. Henry. Clerk-William C. Melchert. Bolaa Precinct Polling place-Bolsa School House. Inspector-Charles H. Warner. Judges-Ezra J. Melvin, D.E.Jessee.Clerk-Roy S. Head. Buaro Precinct Polling place-Beardaley's garage. Inspector-Charles S. Holt. Judges-J.O.Nichols,H.L.Parks. Clerk-N.Carmichael. Garden Grove Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Y.M.C.A.Hall. Inspector-George K.Reyburn. Judges-Elmer A.Preston,H.A.Bon Duunt. Clerk-Ernest O.Fulsom. Garden Grove Precinct No. 2 Polling place-J.O.Arley's garage. Inspector-H.W.Cristenson. Judges-Q.R.Garr.T.A.Richardson.Clerk-F.B.Cleveland. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 2 Polling place-J.S.Thurman's store, Corner Alabama and Frankfort Sts. Inspector-I.M.Clippinger. Judges-J.S.Thurman.Joe Washburn.Clerk-Otto D.Lee. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Tent City store room. Inspector-E.R.Williams. Judges-Lewis R.Rithney,Louis A.Cronk. Clerk-H.F.Shorting. Los Alamitos Precinct Polling place-Laurel School House. Inspector-Clarence W.Ladd. Judges-Nina B.Bennis,Lena O.Ladd.Clerk-Geo.N.Watts. Stanton Precinct Polling place-City Hall. Inspector-James C.Whailey. Judges-William F.Henrich,Hillyer W.Montague.Clerk-W.H.Kennedy. Talbert Precinct Polling place-Fountain Valley School House. Inspector-J.G.Parsons. Judges-L.J.Bushhard,H.Y.Evans.Clerk-Walter D.Lamb. Westminster Precinct Polling place-Westminster School House. Inspector-James A.McFadden. President of the Board of Trustees who is in charge of the legislative law. To then inform the board of officials about the construction bridges in said County of Orange. For building and constructing bridges in said County of Orange. That said bonds for the purpose of building and constructing bridges within and for the County of Orange for the sum of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars shall be One Hundred and Ten number, consecutively numbered from one to one hundred and ten inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, and payable within twenty-three years, to-wit: One twenty-second part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and one twenty-second part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each succeeding year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid and the principal thereof, and the interest thereon shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 2. The proposition of the issuance of bonds of said County of Orange for creating and incurring a bonded indebtedness of said County of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars for the purposes specified as follows, to-wit: For the purpose of repairing, reconstructing and rebuilding roads in said County of Orange. That said bonds for the purpose of repairing, reconstructing and rebuilding roads in said County of Orange for sum of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars shall be thirty-five in number, and consecutively numbered from one to thirty-five, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, and payable within eighteen years, as follows, to-wit: Three of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and one-sixteenth part of the remaining thirty-two bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each succeeding year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid, and the principal thereof, and the interest thereon shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 3. Also the proposition of the issuance of bonds of the said County of Orange for creating and incurring a bonded indebtedness of said County of Five Thousand Dollars for the purposes specified as follows, to-wit: For repairing bridges in said County of Orange. That said bonds for the purpose of repairing bridges in said County of Orange for sum of Five Thousand Dollars shall be five in number, and consecutively numbered from one to five, inclusive, and of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, and payable within six years, as follows, to-wit: One said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and one-fifth part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January each succeeding year thereafter until all of said bonds are paid, and the principal thereof, and the interest thereon shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 3. That the special election has been and is called to be held throughout the County of Orange, State of California. Santa Ana Precinct No. 5 Polling place—Spurgeon School Building. Inspector—Stephen Ross. Judges—J. B. Winslow, Willet S. Decker. Clerk—E. E. Hardy. Santa Ana Precinct No. 6 Polling place—Randall's barn. Inspector—George H. Randall. Judges—H. H. Reeves, Chas. R. Schenk. Clerk—Charles W. Davies. Santa Ana Precinct No. 7 Polling place—Lincoln School Building. Inspector—F. H. Snyder. Judges—E. E. Cooley, S. H. C. Ritner. Clerk—Chas. D. Swanner. Santa Ana Precinct No. 8 Polling place—C. I. Pond's store on Vance St., near E. F. St. Inspector—L. F. Harvey. Judges—Dick Poye Harding, Helen M. Meredith. Clerk—H. M. Shallenberger. Santa Ana Precinct No. 9 Polling place—Harris House, Corner Fruit and "D" Sts. Inspector-Reuben J. Elliott. Judges—Thomas L. Hill, J. R. Schooley. Clerk—H. H. Allen. Santa Ana Precinct No. 10 Polling place—Higgins Building on E. 4th St., near Southern Pacific track. Inspector—J. N. Osborn. Judges—George S. Thacker, J. Wiley Harris. Clerk—Minnie A. Harris. Santa Ana Precinct No. 11 Polling place—City Hall. Inspector—Peter B. Glover. Judges—Perry E. Newman, John Leek. Clerk—Robert L. Smith. Santa Ana Precinct No. 12 Polling place—Collar Factory. Inspector—E.W. Boynton. Judges—George R. Smith, Will J. Lindsey. Clerk—Arthur E. Collins. Santa Ana Precinct No. 13 Polling place—Roosevelt School Building on E. 1st St. Inspector—J. H. Cochren. Judges—Agnes K. Kelly, Geo. Balderson. Clerk—Henry H. Moye. Santa Ana Precinct No. 14 Polling place—D. Halladay's garage, Corner Halladay and Walnut Sts. Inspector–Edwin Cox. Judges-John S.Axt, Horner L.Cole. Clerk-Fred Lauterbach. Santa Ana Precinct No. 15 Polling place-M.D. Halladay's barn, Corner Halladay and Chestnut Sts. Inspector-J.E.Kellogg. Judges-Thomas Shannon, Walter C.Dunlap. Clerk-Harlow M.Halladay. Santa Ana Precinct No. 16 Polling place-J.E.Liebig's garage on Maple, between Chestnut and Pine. Inspector-E.J.Benedict. Judges-Frank Bemus, William H.Mcord. Clerk-W.E.Garrett. Santa Ana Precinct No. 17 Polling place-Buckingham place on Flower St., between Pine and Chestnut Sts. Inspector-Chas.P.Mattern. Judges-Anna R.Rarslow, Charles E.Parslow. Clerk-LaRue Fipps. Santa Ana Precinct No. 18 Polling place-Polytechnic High School Building. Inspector-J.W.Nelson. Judges-R.S.Summer, Julia A.Garrison. Clerk-Eva Ellott. Santa Ana Precinct No. 19 Santa Ana Precinct No. 5 Polling place-Spurgeon School Building. Inspector-Stephen Ross. Judges-H.H.Reeves, Chas.R.Schenck. Clerk-Charles W.Davies. Santa Ana Precinct No. 7 Polling place-Lincoln School Building。 Inspector-F.H.Snyder。 Judges-E.E.Cooley,S.H.C.Ritner。 Clerk-Chas.D.Swanner。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 8 Polling place-C.I.Pond's store on Vance St., near E.F. St。 Inspector-Dick Poye Harding,Helen M.Meredith。 Clerk-H.M.Shallenberger。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 9 Polling place-Harris House,Corner Fruit and "D" Sts。 Inspector-Reuben J.Elliott。 Judges-Thomas L.Hill，J.R.Schooley。 Clerk-H.H.Allen。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 10 Polling place-Higgins Building on E. 4th St., near Southern Pacific track。 Inspector-O.T.Cailor。 Judges-Albert D.Erickson，V.Welsel。 Clerk-V.W.LaMont。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Orange County Plain-dealer's office，202 N.Los Angeles St。 Inspector-J.W.Wallop。 Judger-Roger C.Dutton，Frank A.Tausch。 Fred B.Kern。 Anaheim Precinct No. 4 Polling place-Central Grammar School Building。 Inspector-Fred A.Backs，Jr。 Judges-Edwin C.Cheleter，David Todd Gilmor。 James P.McCarter。 Anaheim Precinct No. 5 Polling place-L.E.Miller Building，727 E.Chartress。 Inspector-Edward G.Cassidy。 Judges-Max Nebelung，John J.Magathan。 Harry F.Ashley。 Anaheim Precinct No. 6 Polling place-Arnold's Store。 Inspector-Frank Arnold。 Judges-Max M.Boege,H.F.Kealher。 Clinton Idlor。 Anaheim Precinct No. 7 Polling place-Fremont School Building。 Inspector-J.H.Enearl。 Judgers-Robert O.Qarton,Frank H.Fox。 Jason B.Root。 Anaheim Precinct No. 8 Polling place-Anaheim Public Library Building。 Inspector-Richard Krastel。 Judges-J.P.Gibson,Robert Wilson。 Clerk-Simon Lybarger。 Anaheim Precinct No. 9 Polling place-City Hall。 Inspector-Edmond D.Jones。 Judges-George M.Ross,S.R.Coate。 Clker-B John Bea。 Anaheim Precinct No. 10 Polling place-Primary School Building。 Inspector-W.E.MccAnn。 One of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January, 1917, and one-fifth part of said bonds shall be payable on the first day of January of each succeeding year thereafter, until all of said bonds are paid, and the principal thereof and the interest thereon, shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the Treasurer of the County of Orange, in the city of Santa Ana, California, and said bonds shall draw interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually. 3. That the said special election has been and is called to be held throughout the County of Orange, State of California, in each voting precinct of said County on Wednesday, the third day of May, 1916, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters of said County of Orange, the above and foregoing propositions. 4. That the ballots to be used at said special election, in addition to the other requirements of law, shall contain for the respective propositions herein set forth, the following words, to-wit: 1. Shall the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange be authorized to issue bonds of said County to the amount of One Hundred and Ten Thousand Dollars for the purpose of building and constructing bridges in said County of Orange. And to the right of and opposite said question shall be printed the words "Bonds—Yes" and "Bonds—No," with voting squares to the right of and opposite said words, and the voters shall indicate their choice by stamping "X" in the square opposite the answer they desire to give. 2. Shall the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange be authorized to issue bonds of said County to the amount of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars for the purpose of repairing, reconstructing and rebuilding roads in said County of Orange. And to the right of and opposite said question shall be printed the words "Bonds—Yes" and "Bonds—No," with voting squares to the right of and opposite said words, and the voters shall indicate their choice by stamping "X" in the square opposite the answer they desire to give. 3. Shall the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange be authorized to issue bonds of said County to the amount of Five Thousand Dollars for the purpose of repairing bridges in said County of Orange. And to the right of and opposite said question shall be printed the words "Bonds—Yes" and "Bonds—No," with voting squares to the right of and opposite said words, and the voters shall indicate their choice by stamping "X" in the square opposite the answer they desire to give. 5. That the said special election shall Santa Ana Precinct No. 17 Polling place—Buckingham place on Flower St., between Pine and Chestnut Sts. Inspector—Chas. P. Mattern. Judges—Anna R. Parslow, Charles E. Parslow. Clerk—LaRue Fipps. Santa Ana Precinct No. 18 Polling place—Polytechnic High School Building. Inspector—J. W. Nelson. Judges—R. S. Sumner, Julia A. Garrison. Clerk—Eva Elliott. Santa Ana Precinct No. 19 Polling place—Armory, on Birch St. Inspector—Rupert Best. Judges—V. E. Blodgett, E. W. Hardy. Clerk-H. R. Baranov. Santa Ana Precinct No. 20 Polling place—McKinley School Building on W. 3rd St. Inspector-W. B. Hawkins. Judges-Lee L. Alderman, Edith P. Stanley. Clerk-William R. Howell. Santa Ana Precinct No. 21 Polling place—Cozad's store on W. 4th St. Inspector-Harry Adams. Judges-W. J. Cozad, S. P. Bybee. Clerk-Nellie V. King. Santa Ana Precinct No. 22 Polling place—Mercereau's store on W. 5th St. Inspector-E. L. House. Judges-Thomas M. Pearson, Sadle Rosa. Clerk Mary Gall. Santa Ana Precinct No. 23 Polling place—Libby Garage, Corner 5th and Broadway Sts. Inspector-J. P. Spaulding. Judges-Richard Pyke, Orin Daniel. Clerk-Errol D. Lucas. Santa Ana Precinct No. 24 Polling place—N.E. Corner Hickey and Ross Sts. Inspector-Horace Fine. Judges-J.H. Sturgeon, E.R. Halesworth. Clerk-Frank S. Trickey. Santa Ana Precinct No. 25 Polling place—Warner's place, Corner Hickey and Van Ness Sts. Inspector-Alice A. Yount. Judges-H.H. Hossler, F.H.McElree. Clerk-Edward Lee. Santa Ana Precinct No. 26 Polling place—Moomau's barn, Corner 6th and Garnsey Sts. Inspector-Lizzie Warren. Judges-O.C. Overman, Fred Finuf. Clerk-Clara B. Prince. Santa Ana Precinct No. 27 Polling place-N.W. Corner Washington- Judges—Robert O. Quarton, Frank H.Fox. Clerk-Jason B. Root. Anaheim Precinct No. 8 Polling place-Anaheim Public Library Building. Inspector-Richard Krastel. Judges-J.P.Gibson, Robert Wilson. Clerk-Simon Lybarger. Anaheim Precinct No. 9 Polling place-City Hall. Inspector-Edmond D.Jones. Judges-George M.Ross, S.R.Coate. Clerk-John B.Rea. Anaheim Precinct No. 10 Polling place-Primary School Building, Inspector-W.E.McCann. Judges-Frank F.Schaffer, C.H.Newcomb. Clerk-Frank W.Charpion. Anaheim Precinct No. 11 Polling place-Gibbs' Lumber Company, office, 145 S.Vine St. Inspector-William F.McClellan. Judges-Charles B.Halley, W.M.Criss. Clerk-W.B.Allen. Fullerton Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Y.M.C.A.Building, 203 W.Santa Fe Ave. Inspector-John R.Gardiner. Judges-John H.Mcdermont,Amy Cook. Clerk-Mabel Good. Fullerton Precinct No. 2 Polling place-Tent on E.Commonwealth Ave., near Highland St. Inspector-George H.Gobar. Judges-Elizabeth Fallert, John A.Clark. Clerk-Alvin L.Ford. Fullerton Precinct No. 3 Polling place-City Hall. Inspector-George A.Ruddock... Judges-Luella A.Parker,Frank E.Copp. Clerk-H.S.Budd. Fullerton Precinct No. 4 Polling place-Fullerton High School Building, Inspector-I.H.Dysinger。 Judges-M.H Howard,George J.Snyder。 Clerk-Eugene J.Van Camp. Fullerton Precinct No. 5 Polling place-Fullerton Grammar School Building, Inspector-Charles Mauerhan。 Judges-W.H.Danel,Margaret A.Bogardus。 Clerk-Bertha P.Dowling. Fullerton Precinct No. 6 Polling place-Rooms 15 and 16,Farmers & Merchants National Bank Building, Inspector-H.D.Thurber。 Judges-Della A.Allen,Irene Beatty。 Clerk-Ben J.Dauser。 Fullerton Precinct No. 7 Polling place-Garage at Corner Walfox。 Formacher. Charles H. Metzks. Noct No. 28 Harding's place. Booth Sts. Mer. N. W. Henry. Echert. Noct School House. W. W. Henry. Echert. Noct School House. W. W. Henry. Echert. Noct School House. W. W. Henry. Echert. Precinct Ley's garage. Holt. H. L. Parks. Noct No. 1 C. A. Hall. Keyburn. Weston, H. A. Bon Som. Noct No. 2 Arley's garage. Stenson. T. A. Richardson. And. Precinct No. 2 Thurman's store, Frankfort Sts. Pinger. Joe Washburn. Precinct No. 1 Call. Ly. Jacob T. Reed. Precinct No. 3 City store room. Williams. Whitney, Louis A. G. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. S. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. Precinct School House. W. Ladd. Lena O. Ladd. Precinct School House。 W. Ladd。 Lena O。Ladd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ladd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ladd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ladd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ladd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ladd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。Ladd。 Lena O。Ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。ladd。 Lena O。ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。ladd。 Lena O。ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。ladd。 Lena O。ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。ladd。 Lena O。ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。ladd。 Lena O。ldd。 Precinct School House。 W。ladd。 Lena O。ldd。 nut and Spadra Sts. Inspector—W. B. Potter. Judges—Albert W. Koch, Henry Rd. Dyckman. Clerk—Arch M. Edwards. La Habra Precinct No. 1 Polling place—Brown & Dauer Lumber office. Inspector—James H. Walker. Judges—Alta N. Canfield, Katherine B. McGill. Clerk—Fred R. Aldrich. La Habra Precinct No. 2 Polling place—La Habra School House. Inspector—William M. Snow. Judges—James L. Balcom, Lawrence O. Warne. Clerk—Thomas B. Cooper. Brea Precinct No. 1 Polling place—Brea School House Inspector—William Winchel. Judges—Harry J. Bates, Albert Launer. Clerk—Curtis W. Reeve. Brea Precinct No. 2 Polling place—Building opposite Love place. Inspector—Jesse M. Manson. Judges—R.A.Mackay, Effie Royer. Clerk—Joseph M.Hansen. Brea Precinct No. 3 Polling place—Office building of Stern's Lease, Union Oil company. Inspector—Roy F.Abshire. Judges—William E.Herry, Mary A.Murphy. Clerk—Ralph M.Putman. Buena Park Precinct Polling place—Buena Park School House. Inspector—E.C.Cady. Judges—William Goldie, Ewen E Thurman. Clerk—George N.Hardin. Olinda Precinct No. 1 Polling place—E.E.Helt's barber shop. Inspector—John B.Case. Judges—Bertha B.Sweet, Henry M.Ford. Clerk—Jessie A.Green. Olinda Precinct No. 2 Polling place-Olinda School House. Inspector-Louie J.Heffner Judges-Lewis M.Smith,Margle Cooper. Clerk-Hugh Haben. Magnolia Precinct Polling place-Magnolia School House. Inspector-Archie Henry. Judges-S.D.Winters,Henry C.Cordes. Clerk-John F.Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Polling place—Orangethorpe School House. Inspector-L.B.Steward. Judges-A.A.Hueister,L.M.Gardiner. Clerk-A.F.Graves. Yorba Linda Precinct West Orange Precinct Polling place—Southern Pacific depot. Inspector-A.L Whiteman. Judges-J.A.Smiley,Miles E.Hill. Clerk-Minnie E.Rurup. Silverado Precinct Polling place-Silverado School House. Inspector-A.B.Tiffany. Judges-R.M.Shaw,J.V.S Schulz. Clerk-John B.Marshall. Yorba Precinct Polling place-Yorba School House. Inspector-J.F.Velasco. Judges-August Lenke,John M.Bush, Clerk-Robert Harris. Delhi Precinct Polling place-Delhi School House. Inspector-M.F.Doig, Judges-Andrew Gillison,G.W.Gwynn, Clerk-Daniel Boyd. El Toro Precinct Polling place-EI Toro School House, Inspector-A.W.Thompson, Judges-John Osterman,Louis K.S Scott, Clerk-A.A.Avery. Harper Precinct Polling place-Harper School House, Inspector-H.B.Woodrough, Judges-D.J.Dodge,George W.McGinnis, Clerk-C.A.Wilkinson. Laguna Precinct Polling place-Laguna School House, Inspector-George W.Stevens, Judges-E.B.Foote,Elmer E.Jahraus, Clerk-Joe Skldmore. Newport Precinct Polling place-Newport School House, Inspector-R.W.McClaim, Judges-H.L.Wakeham,E.W.Harmon, Clerk-D.A.Bear. Newport Beach Precinct No. 1 Polling place-City Hall, Inspector-A.N.Smith, Judges-H.A.Barton,John C.McCain, Clerk-Schuyler Baker. Newport Beach Precinct No. 2 Polling place-Fire Hall at Balboa, Inspector-Frank L.Rinehart, Judges-Brayton Norton,David M.Young, Clerk-Hope E.Trickey. San Juan Precinct Polling place-Woodman's Hall, Inspector-Levi Gockley, Judges-Marcos H.Forster,Frank,A.Forster, Clerk-John Forster. San Joaquin Precinct Polling place-San Joaquin School House, Inspector-William Wilson, Judges-Harry Spencer,A.J.Mcfadden, Clerk-Abe Johnson. Trabuco Precinct Polling place-Trabuco School House, Precinct Hall. Whalley, Enrich, Hillyer W. Hy. Precinct Main Valley School Sons. H. Y. Evans. Limb. Precinct Eastminster School McFadden. Tram, James H. Ner. Precinctbury & Mites' Lbury. F. J. Mallett. Precinct Beach Pavilion. Hards. Jison, B. B. Brown. Isnt No. 1 Heim Union High Oege. Worsley, John F. Isnt No. 2 T. Schumacher's titor. Brickson, James V. At. Isnt No. 3 George County PlainLos Angeles St. Colp. Button, Frank A. Isnt No. 4 Grammar School Backs, Jr. Schlueter, David Carter. Isnt No. 5 Miller Building. G. Cassidy. Eng. John J. Magey. Isnt No. 6 Store. Old. H. H. F. Keallher. Isnt No. 7 ont School Buildarl. Quarton, Frank H. Isnt No. 8 Im Public Library Crastel. Robert Wilson. Ber. Isnt No. 9 Mall. D. Jones. Ross, S. R. Coate. Isnt No. 10 ary School BuildCann. Inspector—Louie J. Heffner. Judges—Lewis M. Smith, Margle Cooper. Clerk—Hugh Haben. Magnolia Precinct Polling place—Magnolia School House. Inspector—Archie Henry. Judges—S. D. Winters, Henry C. Cordes. Clerk—John F. Guthrie. Orangethorpe Precinct Polling place—Orangethorpe School House. Inspector—L. B. Steward. Judges—A. A. Hueister, L. M. Gardiner. Clerk—A. F. Graves. Yorba Linda Precinct Polling place-Yorba Linda School House. Inspector-William H. Bertram. Judges-Ernest R. Walker, George H. Corbit. Clerk—Rose Hugh. Cypress Precinct Polling place-Cypress School House. Inspector-J. A. Hollingsworth. Judges-A. H. Hanson, E. A. Gotterba. Clerk-E. G./Alton. East Anaheim Precinct Polling place-W. J. Elliott's house. Inspector-Alfred W. Black. Judges-W. M. Wellman, W. A. Ross. Clerk-Edward A. Cook. West Anaheim Precinct Polling place-Loara School House. Inspector-Floyd B. Keallher. Judges-John B. Stewart, Ell A. Sparks. Clerk-Maria M. Yeoman. Placentia Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Murray Block. Inspector-O C. Christensen. Judges-Charles E. Fuller, Ed D. Lang. Clerk-George B. Key. Placentia Precinct No. 2 Polling place-First National Bank Building. Inspector-Harold T. Brewer. Judges-Pauline Johnson, Arnold K. Kraemer. Clerk-Dora M. Christensen. Placentia Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Baker Building. Inspector-Elwood E. Burrows. Judges-George H. Moeblus, Arthur J. Edwards. Clerk-Nick Hugo. El Modena Precinct Polling place-El Modena school house. Inspector-Macy S. Davis. Judges-W. F. Gulley, William T. Chapman. Clerk-Wade H. Flippen. McPherson Precinct Polling place-Old Store Building at McPherson. Inspector-H. B. Wiseman. Judges-Emanuel C. Franzen, Edgar C. Porter. Clerk-Rupert H. McArthur. Olive Precinct Polling place-Olive Garage at Olive. Inspector-John B. Shoemaker。 Judges-B.F.Kuechel, Charles H. Whiting. Clerk-L.W.Eaton. Orange Precinct No. 1 Polling place-N.T.Edward's garage。 Inspector-Justus F.Craemer。 Judges-John F.Buer, Agnes M.Craemer。 Clerk-Helen L.Miller. Orange Precinct No. 2 Polling place-City Fire Hall。 Inspector-LeRoy Bennett。 Judges-George P.Campbell, Harry G.Dennis。 Clerk-Lewis G.Guenther. Orange Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Rear room, Sunshine Cafe。 Inspector-Frank V.Pruitt。 Judges-Arthur H.Shinkey.L.F Judges-Brayton Norton, David M. Young. Clerk-Hope E.Trickey. San Juan Precinct Polling place-Woodman's Hall。 Inspector-Levi Gockley。 Judges-Marcos H.Forster, Frank A.A.Forster。 Clerk-John Forster. San Joaquin Precinct Polling place-San Joaquin School House。 Inspector-William Wilson。 Judges-Harry Spencer, A.J.McFadden。 Clerk-Abe Johnson. Trabuco Precinct Polling place-Trabuco School House。 Inspector-A.H.Joplin。 Judges-Louis Robinson, George H.Brown。 Clerk-Jesse Adkinsion. Tustin Precinct No. 1 Polling place-Pendleton Lumber Company office。 Inspector-J.G.Berneike。 Judges-Louise Bernelke, George W.Brown。 Clerk-A.A.Alderman。 Tustin Precinct No. 2 Polling place-H.W.Smith Realty Company's office。 Inspector-H.W.Smith。 Judges-W.L.Shatto,Frank L.Worden。 Clerk-Paul H.Anderson。 Tustin Precinct No. 3 Polling place-Mock's Harness Shop。 Inspector-I.L.Marchant。 Judges-C.C.Lambert,F.P.Crawford。 Clerk-Arthur Lindsay. By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California. Dated this 30th day of March, 1916. T.B.TALBERT, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange. (SEAL) Attest: W.B.WILLIAMS. Clerk. Favorite Saloon L.Wisser, Mgr. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars SCHLITZ BEER On Draught Exchange Bar WM STARK, Prop. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars Anaheim Union Brewing Beer on Draught COURTEOUS TREATMENT 120 W.Center St., ANAHEIM Orange Precinct No. 1 Polling place—N. T. Edward's garage. Inspector—Justus F. Craemer. Judges—John F. Buer, Agnes M. Craemer. Orange Precinct No. 2 Polling place—City Fire Hall. Inspector—LeRoy Bennett. Judges—George P. Campbell, Harry G. Dennis. Orange Precinct No. 3 Polling place—Rear room, Sunshine Cafe. Inspector—Frank V. Pruitt. Judges—Arthur H. Shipkey, J. E. Malles. Orange Precinct No. 4 Polling place—Glassell Street School House. Inspector—W. G. Hagen. Judges—Arthur W. Fullerton, William F. Priess. Orange Precinct No. 5 Polling place—V. W. Roberts' garage, Corner E. Maple and N. Cleveland Sts. Inspector—M. A. Klefhaber. Judges—R. C. Dalton, W. H. Dover. Orange Precinct No. 6 Polling place—Dr. Royer's garage. Inspector—J. L. Knesel. Judges—William W. Parsons, Lydia Gibberd. Orange Precinct No. 7 Polling place—Logan Jackson's garage. Inspector—J. P. Boring. Judges—Elwood Coate, John Schmidt. Orange Precinct No. 8 Polling place—Frank Alnsworth's garage, E. Chapman St. Inspector—W. W. Kerr. Judges—E. A. Honey, W. A. Holt. Orange Precinct No. 9 Polling place—Center Street School House. Inspector-G. A. Shoemaker. Judges-F. W. Grumm, George W. Whitsell. Orange Precinct No. 10 Polling place—Store building, Corner E. Chapman and Jameson Sts. Inspector-D. C. Drake. Judges-Carl R. Hartwell, Robert Apel. Orange Park Precinct Polling place-Villa Park Hall. Inspector-Albert A. Lee. Judges-G. G. Williamson, A. S. Adams. Clerk—Charles A. Knuth. Exchange Bar WM. STARK, Prop. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars Anaheim Union Brewing Beer on Draught COURTEOUS TREATMENT 120 W. Center St. ANAHEIM THE Peerless Saloon JOHN CASSOU, Prop. Fine Wines and Liquors ANAHEIM BEER ON DRAUGHT C.E.D. BELMONT BAR We are always here to serve you with the best of Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Office Phones: Home 753-1 Bell Sunset 341-J. Res. 125 E. Broadway, Cor. Claudina Phones: Pac. 341-M; Home 753-2 Bells J.W.TRUXAW,M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hours 11-12; 2-4; 7-8 German American Bank Building Cor. 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