anaheim-gazette 1916-12-14

COMMISSIONERS MAKE FINAL REPORT HIGHWAY BOARD SHOWS DISPOSITION OF THE COUNTY'S BOND ROAD FUND HAVING FINISHED ITS LABORS IT ASKS TO BE RELIEVED FROM DUTY The Orange County Highway Commissioners have completed the work for which the board was created, and have made the following report to the supervisors. They also ask to be relieved of any further duty, but recommend that an experienced road engineer be appointed to keep the splendid system of highways in good condition. Santa Ana, Cal., Dec. 6, 1916. The Hon. Board of Supervisors, Orange County, California. Gentlemen:— Having completed the work of constructing the improved highways of the county as directed by you, March, 1910, we hereby present this, our final report. Owing to resignations and expirations of terms, the following have served as members of the Commission and each is entitled to his full share of credit for the faithful service rendered during different stages of his work: M. M. Crookshank, Mar. 8, 1910 to Mar. 9, 1914. R. Egan, Mar. 8, 1910 to Apr. 9, 1914. C. C. Chapman, Mar. 8, 1910 to Apr. 1, 1910. W. H. Burham, Apr. 1, 1910 to Dec. 12, 1912. D. C. Pixley, Dec. 12, 1912 to June 2, ty, a detailed statement of which appears in the summary attached to and made a part of this report. In submitting this final report and asking to be relieved from further duty, we wish to express our appreciation of the support and courteous treatment which we have received at your hands during the progress of our work. We are free to state that the economical results of our work is largely due to the valuable advice which you have been free to give and the uniform courtesy which you have shown the commission by leaving to it the details of the work free from any obligation to appoint other than competent employees. Having taken some part in the construction of our paved road system, of MONTHLY STATEMENT, ORANGE DECEMBER 1st, 1916 Preliminary Expense Auditors Transfer ... $ 4,751.59 Warrants, Nos. 1 to 6305 ... 1,401,382.66 Warrrants, Nos. 6306 to 6322 ... 4,942.38 $1,411,076.63 Trial Balance Auditors transfer ... $ 4,751.59 Salaries of Commission ... 3,922.03 Salaries of officers ... 15,092.50 Surveying instruments ... 943.92 Surveying supplies ... 2,727.13 Office supplies ... 3,288.52 Right of way ... 3,785.29 General expense ... 5,642.27 General work ... 14,588.39 Printing bonds ... 2,500.00 Gravel plant, leases ... 1,399.99 Same, construction ... 18,085.19 Same, operation ... 5,523.89 Testing cement and oils ... 3,686.01 Blue printing ... 422.01 State compensation insurance ... 237.09 Refunds ... 21,143.21 Credits to roads ... 91,104.42 Equipment ... 2,320.05 Sub. Total, Foward ... $201,183.50 El Tero ... Dyer ... Fairview ... Garden Grove ... Garden Grove Westr ... Gypsum bridge ... Hiatt St. La Habra ... Huntington Beach... Same, Sec. 2 ... Irvine Boulevard ... Laguna ... Los Alamitos-Bay Cliff Orangethorpe Avenue Olinda ... Newport Avenue ... Newport Ave., Sec. Newport Beach, Sec. Same, Sec. 2 ... Riverside, Sec. 1 ... Riverside, Sec. 2 ... Riverside, Sec. 3 ... Riverside, Sec. 4 ... Riverside, Sec. 5 1910, we hereby present this, our final report. Owing to resignations and expirations of terms, the following have served as members of the Commission and each is entitled to his full share of credit for the faithful service rendered during different stages of his work: M. M. Crookshank, Mar. 8, 1910 to Mar. 9, 1914. R. Egan, Mar. 8, 1910 to Apr. 9, 1914. C. C. Chapman, Mar. 8, 1910 to Apr. 1, 1910. W. H. Burham, Apr. 1, 1910 to Dec. 12, 1912. D. C. Pixley, Dec. 12, 1912 to June 2, 1915. S. H. Finley, Mar. 9, 1914 to Apr. 21, 1914. R. J. McFadden, Mar. 9, 1914 to date. W. T. Newland, Apr. 21, 1914, to date. N. T. Edwards, June 2, 1915 to date. Daniel S. Halladay served as chief engineer of the Commission from its organization to May 1, 1914. S. H. Finley from that time to date. R. T. Harris served as secretary from organization to March, 1912, and Geo. A. Widden from that time to date. In view of the fact that we have from time to time rendered reports, which have kept you close in touch with the work, we do not deem it necessary at this time to reiterate in lengthy detail the various steps in its progress. You placed in our hands for expenditure, $1,298,829. Actual construction work commenced in July, 1913, and was completed March, 1915, on the system of roads and bridges embraced in the original plan upon which bonds were authorized. These roads and bridges cost the following sums, including the proportionate amount of overhead expense 3.45 per cent, and undistributed accounts, 3.07 per cent. Name of Road Miles Cost Orangethorpe Ave... 3.24 $27,998.50 Huntington Bch, Sec. 1 5.13 64,116.58 Tustin Orange... 3.76 31,300.62 Riverside, Sec. 2 ... 2.61 24,432.42 Huntington B., Sec. 2 4.34 42,144.91 Ollinda & Anaheim-Olive, Sec. 1, Chapman Ave... 9.33 94,316.18 Newport Beach, Sec. 2 4.36 46,133.92 Garden Grove and Anaheim-Stanton, Sec. 1 7.20 63,496.25 Riverside, Sec. 1 ... 34 3,529.97 Riverside, Sec. 5 ... 2.45 41,419.00 Laguna... 10.43 120,194.51 Commonwealth Ave., Buena Park, Sec. 2, & Orangethorpe, Sec. 2 ... 3.52 37,876.77 Newport Ave, Sec. 1 ... 4.15 40,022.41 Newport Beach, Sec. 1 ... 4.43 52,654.79 Riverside, Sec. 1 ... 3.73 30,404.49 Los Alamitos and Bay City, Sec. 2 ... 7.06 75,133.65 Bay City, Sec. 1 ... 6.02 61,140.30 Anaheim- Stanton -Cypress, Sec. 2 & Buena Park, Sec. 1 ... 6.00 50,988.38 Talbert, Sec. 2 ... 2.75 26,252.65 Talbert, Sec. 3 ... 5.00 51,867.02 Brea Canyon ... 4.08 51,437.29 Riverside, Sec. 3 ... 5.25 20,230.71 Anaheim-Olive, Sec..2 ... 2.20 18,221.97 General expense .....5,642.27 General work .....14,588.39 Printing bonds .....2,500.00 Gravel plant, leases .....1,399.99 Same, construction .....18,085.19 Same, operation .....5,523.89 Testing cement and oils .....3,686.01 Blue printing .....422.01 State compensation insurance .....237.09 Refunds .....21,143.21 Credits to roads .....91,104.42 Equipment .....2,320.05 Sub Total,Foward .....$201,183.50 Total credits .....$1,411,076.63 Inventory,sold .....1,600.00 Tourist auto .....534.70 Roadster auto .....470.80 Forward .....$1,413,682.13 ROADS—TRIAL BALANCE Approaches Olive bridge $1,828.89 Anaheim Olive,Sec.$1....736.37 Same,Sec.$2.....17,010.80 Anaheim Stanton-Cypress.....47,599.29 Bay City,Sec.$1....57，076．44 Bradford Avenue .....175．36 Brea Canyon .....48，018．36 Buena Park & Commonwith .....35，359．18 Chapman Avenue .....9，952．11 SUMMARY Receipts from Bond Issue Receipts from Premium Total Receipts Available for Road Fund Payments ,Accounts Inventory Preliminary expense $4, Salaries of Commission $3, Salaries of Officers $15, Surveying Instruments $500．00 Surveying Supplies $2， Office Supplies $600．00， General Expense $5， Printing Bonds $2， Gravel Plant $2，200．00， Blue Printing $， State Compensation Insurance $4， Equipment，Field $900．00 Less amount received from sale of Inventory $1，600．00 Net，Inventory $2，600．00 Amounts to be distributed to Roads,%centage: Gravel Plant，Construction $15，888， Gravel Plant，Operation $5，52， Gravel Plant，Leases $1，39， Testing Cement and Oilss $3，68， General Work，not distributed $14，58， Obtaining Right of Way $3，78 Amounts as charged to Roads Total Deduct Credit for Autos,$534．70-$470．80 Amounts received for Sundries: On Refunds $21，144， On Credits from Sales $91，10 & Orangethorpe, Sec. 2. 3.52 37,876.77 Newport Ave, Sec. 1. 4.15 40,022.41 Newport Beach, Sec. 1. 4.43 52,654.79 Riverside, Sec. 1. 3.73 30,404.49 Los Alamitos and Bay City, Sec. 2. 7.06 75,133.65 Bay City, Sec. 1. 6.02 61,140.30 Anaheim- Stanton -Cypress, Sec. 2, & Buena Park, Sec. 1. 6.00 50,988.38 Talbert, Sec. 2. 2.75 26,252.65 Talbert, Sec. 3. 5.00 51,867.02 Brea Canyon. 4.08 51,437.29 Riverside, Sec. 3. 5.25 20,230.71 Anaheim-Olive, Sec. 2. 2.20 18,221.97 Talbert, Sec. 1. 49.29 Approaches Olive Brg. 1,959.11 Riverside bridges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Talbert bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gypum bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sycamore bridge ..... 3,949.75 Total .....107.37 $1,109,219.78 The total cost therefore of all the roads and bridges originally planned for, was $1,109,219.78, which left an unexpended balance of $189,609.22 to be used for additional roads. In accordance with your instructions we used this above balance for the constructions of the following roads. Cost of which, including the proportionate part of overhead expense and undistributed accounts, was as follows: Name of Road Miles Cost Stanton ..... 2.25 $19,406.15 Dyer ..... 94 8,103.01 Fairview ..... 1.50 12,378.71 Smeltzer ..... 62 5,135.93 Wintersburg ..... 99 8,481.33 El Toro ..... 1.12 9,731.58 Garden Grove-Wintersburg ..... 3.82 29,656.71 Santiago Boulevard ..... 5.76 40,701.47 Yorba Linda ..... 2.38 20,186.18 Tustin Group ..... 3.62 28,436.34 Hiatt street ..... 72 7,203.96 Bradford Avenue ..... 187.85 Total .....23.72 189,609.22 In addition to the moneys secured from the sale of bonds which was expended as above, our office has handled a considerable amount contributed by private individuals and provided by your Board for additional construction work, and the purchase of materials for other road work in the coun- Obtaining Right of Way ..... $44,886 Amounts as charged to Roads ..... Total ..... $44,886 Deduct Credit for Autos, $534.70—$470.80 Amounts received for Sundries: On Refunds ..... $21,144 On Credits from Sales ..... $91,106 Total Receipts and Payments ..... $112,246 CLOSING ENTRIES Inventory Surveying Instruments ..... $500.00 By Cash Office Supplies ..... $600.00 By Profit & Loss Gravel Plant ..... $2,200.00 Equipment ..... $900.00 $4,200.00 Overhead Auditor's Transfer ..... $4,751.59 By Profit & Loss Salaries of Commission ..... $3,922.03 Salaries of Officers ..... $15,092.50 Surveying Instruments ..... $443.92 Office Supplies ..... $2,688.52 General Expense ..... $5,642.27 Printing Bonds ..... $2,500.00 State Compensation Insurance ..... $237.09 Equipment ..... $1,420.05 Surveying Supplies ..... $2,727.13 Blue Printing ..... $442.01 $39,867.11 Profit and Loss To Inventory ..... $2,600.00 By Tourist Auto To Overhead ..... $39,867.11 By Roadster Balance $42,467.11 Balance ..... $41,561.61 Roads Trial Balance Approaches Olive Bridge.$ 1,896.59 Anaheim, Olive, Sec. 1..... 7,632.71 Anaheim, Olive, Sec. 2..... 17,640.20 Anaheim, Stanton-Cypress..... 49,360.46 Bay City, Sec. 1..... 59,193.27 Bradford Avenue..... 181.86 Brea Canyon..... 49,795.06 Buena Park & Commonwith..... 36,667.48 Chapman Avenue..... 10,320.34 El Toro..... 9,420.90 ANAHEIM GAZETTE—THURSDAY, Dec. 14, 1916 which our citizens are justly proud, and which has cost such a large sum of money, we take this opportunity of suggesting that it would be unwise and criminal to fail to intelligently care for it and thus permit it to rapidly deteriorate. To avoid such a contingency, we would urge that a road department be organized and placed in charge of an experienced road engineer with authority to care for and maintain the roads free from any local or personal obligations. As a safeguard to ourselves and satisfaction to the public, we further recommend that you have your Accountant examine the books of the Commission, in conjunction with our Secretary, and report on the same. COUNTY HIGHWAY COMMISSION, MEMBER 1st, 1916 Bond Issue $1,270,000.00 Premium 28,829.00 Total 1,298,829.00 Accrued Interest returned to treasury Donations 15,662.08 Orange county 82,312.24 Refunds 6,673.31 O. & C. Construction 6,000.00 Inventory sold 1,600.00 $1,411,076.63 El Toro 9,084.75 Dyer 7,564.42 Fairview 11,555.93 Garden Grove 59,275.79 Garden Grove Westminster 27,685.49 Gypsum bridge 4,442.46 Hiatt St. La Habra 6,725.13 Huntington Beach Sec. 1 59,854.90 Same, Sec. 2 39,343.62 Irvine Boulevard 189.46 Laguna 112,205.45 Los Alamitos-Bay City, 2 70,139.68 Orangethorpe Avenue 26,137.50 Olinda 70,734.71 Newport Avenue 37,362.21 Newport Ave., Sec. 2 200.25 Newport Beach, Sec. 1 49,154.94 Same, Sec. 2 43,067.49 Riverside, Sec. 1 3,295.34 Riverside, Sec. 2 22,808.45 Riverside, Sec. 3 18,886.02 Riverside, Sec. 4 28,383.57 Riverside, Sec. 5 38,665.97 Riverside bridges 3,671.12 Orangethorpe Avenue 27,734.85 Olinda 73,351.89 Newport Avenue 38,744.61 Newport Avenue, Sec. 2 207.65 Newport Beach, Sec. 1 50,973.67 Newport Beach, Sec. 2 44,660.99 Riverside, Sec. 1 3,417.20 Riverside, Sec. 2 23,652.41 Riverside, Sec. 3 19,584.80 Riverside, Sec. 4 29,433.76 Riverside, Sec. 5 40,098.61 Riverside Bridgeges 3,806.95 Santiago Boulevard 39,402.99 Stanton 18,786.56 Smeltzer 4,971.96 Sycamore Bridge 3,823.69 Tustin Group 27,125.32 Talbert Bridge 18,642.55 Talbert, Sec. 1 47.64 Talbert, Sec. 2 25,414.47 Talbert Sec. 3 50,212.05 Wintersburg 8,210.55 Tustin-Orange 30,302.29 Yorba Linda 19,531.69 Totals for Roads $1,257,367.39 Payments for material cement, rock and freights 112,247.63 Profit and Loss 41,461.61 $1,411,076.63 Total Credits $1,411,076.63 Very respectfully, R.J.McFADDEN, W.T.NEWLAND, N.T.EWDARDS. WALTER EDEN IS REGISTER OF TITLES Has Resigned as Deputy District Attorney to Accept New Job Miss Justine Whitney county recorder has appointed Walter Eden who is now deputy district attorney to the position of deputy registrar of land titles; a position provided for under the Torrens Land act.The appointment by Miss Whitney was confirmed by the board of supervisors and Eden's salary was fixed at $100 per month. Although the Torrens Land act has been in effect in this county for nearly two years no deputy was needed to look after the work until the present SALE UNDER WRIT FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGEMENT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the County of Orange State of California M.C.CHASE. vs. LENORA NEWCOMB and C.H. NEWCOMB. Defendants. Under and by virtue of a Judgment and order of sale duly made and entered in the Superior Court of the County of Orange.State of California.on the first day of July,A.D.I916,and a Writ of Execution for the enforcement of Judgement requiring sale of property issued out of the said Superior Court on the fifth day of November A.D.I916.in the above entitled action.in favor of M.CChase.plaintiff,and against LenoraNewcomb and C.H.Newcomb defendants,a copy of which said Judgment duly attested under the seal of the said Superior Court on the fifth day of NovemberA.D.I916,and to me delivered on the same day,together with,the said writmaned to sell at public auction for cash lawful money of the United States,the following and in said decree.described real estate: The Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 11,Township 4Range 11 West,S.B.M.,in Orange County.State of California. Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday,the eighth day of DecemberA.D.I916.at十 o'clock.A.M.of said day.I will proceed to sell at South Entrance of Court House in the City of Santa Ana.at public auction.to the highest bidder for cash,在lawful money of the United States.all the above described real estate.or so much thereofas will be sufficient to satisfy said decree for principal,intestion and all costs.Given under my hand this fifth day of NovemberA.D.I916. C.E.JACKSON, Sheriff. By A.K.CRAVATH, Deputy. HOCKER & AUSTIN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LEWIS R.WILLIAMS,DCEASED. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.executor of the last Will and Testament of Lewis R.Williams.deceased.to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to the them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange.State of California.or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said executor.at his place of business.at the law office of Williams & Rutan,Room 7,Farmers & Merchants National Bank Building.In the City of Santa Ana.In the County of Orange.within ten monthsafterthe first publication of this notice. Dated this二十四日November，1916.Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Lewis R.Williams.deceased.WILLIAMS & RUTAN。 Same, Sec. 2 ... 39,343.62 Irvine Boulevard ... 189.46 Laguna ... 112,205.45 Los Alamitos-Bay City, 2 ... 70,139.68 Orangethorpe Avenue ... 26,137.50 Olinda ... 70,734.71 Newport Avenue ... 37,362.71 Newport Ave., Sec. 2 ... 200.25 Newport Beach, Sec. 1 ... 49,154.94 Same, Sec. 2 ... 43,067.49 Riverside, Sec. 1 ... 3,295.34 Riverside, Sec. 2 ... 22,808.45 Riverside, Sec. 3 ... 18,886.02 Riverside, Sec. 4 ... 28,383.57 Riverside, Sec. 5 ... 38,665.97 Riverside bridges ... 3,671.12 Santiago Boulevard ... 37,996.13 Stanton ... 18,116.26 Smeltzer ... 4,794.56 Sycamore bridge ... 3,687.26 Tustin Group ... 26,156.52 Talbert bridge ... 17,977.10 Talbert, Sec. 1 ... 45.94 Talbert, Sec. 2 ... 24,507.69 Talbert, Sec. 3 ... 48,419.53 Wintersburg ... 7,917.60 Tustin-Orange ... 29,220.14 Yorba Linda ... 18,844.45 Total or roads $1,212,498.63 Sub total forward 201,183.50 Inventory Overhead Totals $ 4,751.59 3,922.03 15,092.03 $ 500.00 443.92 2,727.13 600.00 2,688.52 5,642.27 2,500.00 2,200.00 442.01 237.09 900.00 1,420.05 4,200.00 39,867.11 $39,867.11 of Inventory 1,600.00 $2,600.00 $2,600.00 Beds, Percentage: $15,885.19 5,523.89 1,399.99 3,686.01 14,588.39 3,785.29 $44,868.76 $44,868.76 $1,212,498.63 1,299,834.63 1,005.50 $1,298,829.00 $21,143.21 91,104.42 112,247.63 $112,247.63 SUPERVISORS LET CONTRACT Leigh G. Garnsey, a Los Angeles contractor, was awarded the contract by the board of Supervisors for the construction of the Coast highway from Huntington Beach to Sunset Beach, a distance of three miles. Garnsey was one of six contractors to bid for the work. His bid was $16,813.96. This was $2838.19 under the bid of Wells & Bressler, Santa Ana contractors, who were the next lowest with a bid of $19,652.15. Other bids for this road were J.H. Stinson,$20,707.80; Mesmer & Rice,$21,234.70; Richard Rothwell,$22,225,and Munoz & Munoz,$22,422.50.Work Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, executor of the last Will and Testament of Lewis R.Williams deceased.to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange.State of California.or to exhibit.the same with the necessary vouchers to the said executor at his place of business.at the law office of Williams & Rutan,Room 7,Farmers & Merchants National Bank Building.in the City of Santa Ana.In the County of Orange.within ten months after the first publication of this notice.Dated this 24th day of November，1916.Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Lewis R.Williams,Deseased.WILLIAMS & RUTAN.Attorneys for Executor. The Seal of Public Approval HAS BEEN PLACED ON ALL OUR Wines and Liquors AND BOTTLED BEERS Fisher Wine Co. 119 NORTH LOS ANGELES ST. FREE CITY DELIVERY Home 182 PHONES Sunset 198 The Gazette Reliable Clean Newsy Official Paper $1.50 Per Year $44,868.76 $44,868.76 $1,212,498.63 1,299,834.63 1,005.50 $1,298,829.00 $21,143.21 91,104.42 112,247.63 $112,247.63 $1,411,076.63 SING ENTRIES Inventory 500.00 By Cash $1,600.00 600.00 By Profit & Loss 2,600.00 2,200.00 900.00 4,200.00 Overhead 4,751.59 By Profit & Loss $39,867.11 9,922.03 5,092.50 443.92 2,688.52 2,642.27 2,500.00 237.09 1,420.05 2,727.13 442.01 9,867.11 $39,867.11 Profit and Loss 6,600.00 By Tourist Auto $ 534.70 9,867.11 By Roadster 470.80 Balance 41,461.61 2,467.11 $42,467.11 1,561.61 Balance Dyer 7,844.30 896.59 Fairview 11,983.48 632.71 Garden Grove 61,468.99 640.20 Garden Grove-Westminster 28,709.85 Gypsum Bridge 4,606.83 193.27 Hiatt Street, La Habra 6,973.96 181.86 Huntington Beach, Sec. 1 62,069.53 795.06 Huntington Beach, Sec. 2 40,799.33 667.48 Irvine Boulevard 196.46 320.34 Laguna 116,362.05 420.90 Los Alamitos-Bay City 72,734.85 Better Wines at moderate prices "CALWA" WINES represent the choicest selection from enormous matured stocks Amazing Honors at the P.P.I.E. 8 "GRAND PRIZES" 15 "Medals of Honor" 30 "Gold Medals" awarded the California Wine Association and Subsidiary Companies The Largest Wine Producers in the World. Newsy Official Paper $1.50 Per Year Good Advertising Medium SANTA FE TIME TABLE Effective October 15th, 1916 NORTHBOUND Leave Anaheim Arrive Los Angeles 6:05 A.M. 7:15 A.M. 7:35 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 10:10 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 11:68 A.M. 12:50 P.M. 3:57 P.M. 4:50 P.M. 5:43 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 9:04 P.M. 10:00 P.M. SOUTHBOUND Leave Los Angeles Arrive Anaheim 7:30 A.M. 8:26 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:35 A.M. 1:15 P.M. 2:02 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 3:42 P.M. 5:25 P.M. 6:14 P.M. 11:59 P.-M. 1:08 A.M. ing of piles in the Santa Ana river to protect the Olive-Anaheim bridge. These bids were referred to County Surveyor McBride for Investigation. J.S.Hilend of this city was the lowest bidder with $7.50.A.W.Wood bid $9.75 and H.H.Curtis,$10.The figures are based on each pile. 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BELMONT BAR We are always here to serve you with the best of Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim 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 Eagle Bar HESSEL & HESSEL, Props. The Best In Wet Goods 117 E. Center St. ANAHEIM Carmen Carrisosa has filed complaint for divorce from Santos Carrisosa, charging him with desertion and failure to provide. The couple were married in Los Angeles on May 22, 1913, and have one child. Mrs. Carrisosa says her husband deserted her on March 23, 1914. She asks $30 per month alimony for the support of herself and child. Attorney H. V. Weisel filed the complaint.