anaheim-gazette 1919-05-15

TRAGIC DEATH OF TOOLDRESSER IN OIL FIELDS H. H. Hammer Blown to Eternity by Sudden Gush of Gas from Capped Oil Well. Ben Ter Best of this city was working with H. H. Hammer, when the latter met a tragic death at the Chapman well last Wednesday. Ben says the order had been given to clean out the pipe which had been choked up with mud and shale. The cap had been removed and Hammer was holding a large hose, the nozzle of which he had inserted into a small opening in the clogged mass with the purpose of cleaning out the pipe. He was in a stooping posture looking down into the well as he held the hose and had just given orders to send him more water pressure, when a muffled rumbling sound was heard and instantly a terrific blast of gas was emitted from the well. A mass of mud and shale struck Hammer in the breast and head and sent him up into the derrick for a distance of fifty feet, his body meanwhile striking the timbers in his fearful upward thrust, and later fell to the ground near where he had shortly before labored. The force of the blow rendered Hammer unconscious and some of his fellow workers incline to the belief that he was killed instantly. However, the mangled man was rushed to a hospital, but he was beyond all earthly endeavor. Deceased is spoken of in highest terms by his collaborators and his tragic death has cast a gloom of sorrow over all who knew him. FARM CENTERS PLAN TO GET WINDBREAKS cording to the report American dressed meat production, including lard, for 1918 amounted to 20,129,800,000 pounds as compared to the 1917 production of 16,137,300,000. In 1918 more than 3,000,000,000 pounds of meat and lard were exported. In 1917 the United States consumed 14,500,000,000 pounds of meat and lard and in 1918 the home consumption amounted to 17,250,000,000 pounds. The total number of cattle slaughtered last year is estimated at 15,750,400 as compared to 13,723,900 in 1917. In 1918, 69,854,700 hogs were marketed as against 57,483,000 in 1917. The average weight per head in 1918 was 9½ pounds more than the preceding year. WORK FOR NEW CONGRESS PLANNED BY MAJORITY Republicans Will Urge Many Measures to Remedy Conditions Since the War. Republican majorities in both House and Senate are planning constructive legislation for the special session which will create prosperity, promote domestic and foreign trade, expedite industrial initiative and development, enhance good feeling toward capital in the ranks of labor, and place the nation in an adequate state-of-defense against future trouble. Their plans include the following: Enactment of a tariff which will cover the difference between the cost of production and living at home and abroad. Shifting the burden of taxation from the American consumer to the foreign producer and distributor. FARM CENTERS PLAN TO GET WINDBREAKS The Chino Farm Bureau and the Ontario Farm Center will make war on the high winds which sweep down from Cajon Pass across the eastern and southern country, kicking up great clouds of dust and carrying the soil down into the neighboring county. Windbreaks will again be in style by the campaign which the farm center members are starting, and a determined effort will be made to plant trees in a systematic manner. Along the highway in the Etiwanda district the unpleasantness resulting from the northers has been satisfactorily checked and auto travelers along that road have noticed a big difference since the trees planted north of the highway have grown up. Except for the portion of the road between Fontana and Rialto, the Foothill boulevard is more comfortable to travel during a wind storm than the lower road. By the plan now being worked out by the Chino and Ontario Farm Centers, the farms south of Ontario will be bordered with trees in an effort to break the force of the winds and keep the soil at home. The trees will not carry away the electrical atmosphere of the winds, but will lessen the force of the gales. A similar planting of trees along the state highway between Wineville and Ontario has been suggested by the Riverside supervisors, but the matter must be taken up with the state highway commission and so far no steps have been taken in the matter. A windbreak along that district would help considerably when the wind is sweeping its walls of sand from the north. SEAL BEACH RESORTS CLOSED The Tower Cafe at Seal Beach and the Seal Inn at Anaheim Landing are public nuisances and are ordered closed under the Redlight Abatement Act for a period of one year by a judgment enhance good feeling toward capital in the ranks of labor, and place the nation in an adequate state-of-defense against future trouble. Their plans include the following: Enactment of a tariff which will cover the difference between the cost of production and living at home and abroad. Shifting the burden of taxation from the American consumer to the foreign producer and distributor. Elimination of useless bureaucracy methods which have grown up under the guise of the necessity of war and have exceeded their functions. Paring every executive estimate to the bare necessity in order to provide economical and efficient administration. Returning the railway, telegraph and telephone systems to their private ownership under federal control, so that the people may no longer be taxed to cover extravagance in their governmental management. Universal military service for every youth eighteen years of age during three months of the warm season, when schooling will not be interfered with. Development of the American navy in such a way as to meet the destiny of the nation during the next decade. Extension of the suffrage to all women in every State by amendment to the Constitution. Enhancement of the method of collective bargaining between capital and labor by which both interests will be protected and amicable relations between them fostered. Removal of all restrictions upon the farmer, so that he may compete on an even basis in world markets without indirect taxation for the benefit of the cotton planter. Subsidy to labor in ship building and management, so as to provide a great American merchant marine. Investigation and exposure of extravagant, wasteful and criminal methods of administration in no matter how high places found. Revision of the military regulations so as to prevent further injustices to enlisted men by courts-martial and equalize benefits in regular and national army. ARE DISAPPEARING California's passion for tearing up wild flowers by the armful, only to enhance good feeling toward capital in the ranks of labor, and place the nation in an adequate state-of-defense against future trouble. Their plans include the following: Enactment of a tariff which will cover the difference between the cost of production and living at home and abroad. Shifting the burden of taxation from the American consumer to the foreign producer and distributor. Elimination of useless bureaucracy methods which have grown up under the guise of the necessity of war and have exceeded their functions. Paring every executive estimate to the bare necessity in order to provide economical and efficient administration. Returning the railway, telegraph and telephone systems to their private ownership under federal control, so that the people may no longer be taxed to cover extravagance in their governmental management. Universal military service for every youth eighteen years of age during three months of the warm season, when schooling will not be interfered with. Development of the American navy in such a way as to meet the destiny of the nation during the next decade. Extension of the suffrage to all women in every State by amendment to the Constitution. Enhancement of the method of collective bargaining between capital and labor by which both interests will be protected and amicable relations between them fostered. Removal of all restrictions upon the farmer, so that he may compete on an even basis in world markets without indirect taxation for the benefit of the cotton planter. Subsidy to labor in shipbuilding and management, so as to provide a great American merchant marine. Investigation and exposure of extravagant, wasteful and criminal methods of administration in no matter how high places found. Revision of the military regulations so as to prevent further injustices to enlisted men by courts-martial and equalize benefits in regular and national army. WHEREAS, upon a petition signed as aforest pursuant to said act, citizens of said County Commission consents each of whom will two years prior therein elect, elect and freely within twenty days after his appointment and subscribing to office by exegete by clerk of said County bond in the sum fixed Supervisors of said cities which bonds induce of the Superiority and recorded in this Recorder of said land. WHEREAS, sald or ceed with all diligent surveys to be made on behalf of him being improved devoid collected compile proper data and informthe said harbor and advance advantage and by by improvement protection thereof, are gated and examined for harbor and ascertain feasible and practical of improvement, development and cost thereof. WHEREAS, sald or ceed with all diligent surveys to be made on behalf of him being improved devoid collected compile proper data and informthe said harbor and advance advantage and by by improvement protection thereof, are gated and examined for harbor and ascertain feasible and practical of improvement, development and cost thereof. WHEREAS, sald or ceed with all diligent surveys to be made on behalf of him being improved devoid collected compile proper data and informthe said harbor and ascertain feasible and practical of improvement, development and cost thereof. WHEREAS, sald or ceed with all diligent surveys to be made on behalf of him being improved devoid collected compile proper data and informthe said harbor and ascertain feasible and practical of improvement, development and cost thereof. SEAL BEACH RESORTS CLOSED The Tower Cafe at Seal Beach and the Seal Inn at Anaheim Landing are public nuisances and are ordered closed under the Redlight Abatement Act for a period of one year by a judgment just rendered by Superior Judge Z. B. West, as the result of a hearing conducted March 18. The furniture and fixtures are ordered sold to pay the costs of the action, and the owners or lessees of the two buildings are restrained from using them for a year. Action to close the Seal Inn and Tower Cafe was brought against "Doc" (T. D.) Smith, F. C. Blankenship and P. A. Stanton, who are ordered to abate the nuisance. The Bayside Land Company, promoters of Seal Beach, and Louis White were named defendants in the Tower Cafe case. Evidence against the two resorts was gathered by the district attorney's office, resulting in an application being filed for closing the places under the Redlight Abatement Act. The hearing was held March 18 and subsequently preliminary decision against the defendants was announced, but at that time it was not known whether the cafes would be ordered closed or not. The findings of fact and judgment filed later made this point clear, however. MEAT PRODUCTION IN 1918 Some interesting facts regarding meat production and consumption have been disclosed in a recent report of the bureau of animal industry. Ac- PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION FOR NEWPORT HARBOR BONDS PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION In the Matter of the Issuance of $500,000 of Bonda of the County of Orange, State of California, for the Improvement, Development and Protection of Newport Harbor. State of California County of Orange WHEREAS there exists in the County of Orange, State of California, at Newport Beach, a harbor, bay, inlet or arm of the sea commonly called and known as Newport Harbor and WHEREAS, under and by virtue of an act of the Legislature of the State of California approved June 11, 1915, entitled: "An Act Providing for the Improvement, Development or Protection of any Harbor, Bay, Inlet, or other Arm of the Sea, Existing within any County of this State, Providing for the Appointment of a Harbor Commission by the Board of Supervisors of any such County to have Charge and Control of the Improvement, Development, or Protection thereof, and the Voting, Insurance and Sate of the Bona de such County to pay the Cost thereof." There was on the sixth day of October, 1915, presented to and received by and filed with the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California, a petition signed by persons who are and were both freeholders and electors in said County equal in number for at least fifteen (15) percent of the votes cast for the office of Governor of the State of California at the then last preceding election held in said county for Governor asking that the matter of issuing bonds of the County of Orange for the purpose of improving developing and protecting that heath commonly known as Newport Harbor, be submitted to the electors of said County of Orange, and depth of about twelve feet below mean lower low water. The banks of the channel of the new mouth of the Santa Ana river, from the jetties to the north line of the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way, to be reveeted to an elevation of mean lower low water. The top elevation of the jetties to be about ten feet above mean lower low water, and the top width ten feet. III. "The building of a rock and earth dam at what is known as Blitter Point across the narrows of the Santa Ana River. This dam to have a top elevation of twelve feet, a top width of fifteen feet, and a top length of about three hundred feet. IV. "Dredging certain channels in and at the entrance of Newport Bay and disposing of said dredged material. The areas to be dredged constitute a channel three hundred feet wide and twenty feet deep, through the entrance to Newport Bay; a taper section twenty feet deep, about twelve hundred and fifty feet long, varying from three hundred feet to one hundred fifty feet in width; a channel about fourteen thousand two hundred and fifty feet long, sixteen feet deep, and one hundred and fifty feet wide, and turning basin in at the fifty feet wide, fifteen hundred feet long, twenty feet deep, and four hundred feet wide; all depths are referred to the plane of mean lower low water. V. "Building a wharf, five hundred feet in length and sixty feet in width, to be located at the head of the channel of the inner harbor. VI. "A warehouse fifty feet wide by one hundred fifty feet in length to be built on or adjacent to the said wharf. VII. "A standard gauge railroad track to be built from, and connecting with the Newport Branch of the Southern Pacific Railroad, to and along the proposed wharf. "All the aforesaid work to be done and all of said materials to be furnished in accordance with the detailed plans and specifications attached to a part of the report of the Harbor Commission no. 64783200000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000" CITY OF ANAHEIM. Bond Election Precinct No. 2 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten of said city of Anaheim. CITY OF BREA. Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers one and two of said city of Brea. CITY OF FULLERTON. Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers one, two and three of said city of Fullerton. Bond Election Precinct No. 2 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers four, five, six and seven of said city of Fullerton. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH. Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers one, two and three of said city of Huntington Beach. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers one and two of said city of Newport Beach. CITY OF ORANGE. Bond Election Precinct No. 2 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers one, two, seven, eight, nine and ten of said city of Orange. CITY OF SANTA ANA. Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers one, two, three, four and twenty-nine of said city of Santa Ana. Bond Election Precinct No. 2 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers five, six, seven, eight and twenty-three of said city of Santa Ana. Bond Election Precinct No. 3 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers nine, ten eleven, twelve and thirty-of said city of Santa Ana. Bond Election Precinct No. 4 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers thirteen,fourteen,eighteen,twenty-seven and twenty-eight_of said city of Santa Ana. Bond Election Precinct No. 5 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers nineteen,twenty,twenty-one,twenty-two,twenty-four and twenty-five_of said city of Santa Ana. CITY OF SEAL BEACH. Bond Election Precinct No. 51 City, compriгаes general election precincts said city of Seal Beach. CITY OF STANTON. Bond Election Precinct No. 51 City, comprigraes general election precincts said city of Stanton. That the following are the consolidated bond election precincts inside of incorporated cities and towns also the election precincts outside of incorporated cities in Newport Harbor. There was on the sixth day of October, 1915, presented to and received by and filed with the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California, a petition signed by persons who are and were both freeholders and electors in said County equal in number to at least fifteen (18) per cent of the votes cast for the office of Governor of the State of California at the then last preceding election held in said county for Governor asking that the matter of issuing bonds of the County of Orange for the purpose of improving development and protection be submitted to the electors of said County of Orange, and WHEREAS, upon receiving sald petition signed as aforesaid and under pursuant to said act the Board of Supervisors of said County did appoint a Harbor Commission consisting of five members of whom was and had been two years prior thereto a bona fide resident, elector and freeholder of said county and each of said commissioners within twenty days after receiving notice of his appointment by taking ad hoc action in the constitutional oath of office by executing and filing with the clerk of said County of Orange a bond in the sum fixed by the Board of Supervisors of said county with two surrogates which bonds were approved by a judge of the Superior Court of said county and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said County of Orange. WHEREAS, sald commission did proceed with all diligence to cause proper surveys to be made of sald Newport Harbor the same being the harbor designed to be improved, developed and protected, and collected, compiled and preserved all survey data and information concerning the sald harbor and as to the necessity and advantage and benefit to be derived by the improvement, development and protection thereof, and carefully investigated and examined the condition of sald harbor and ascertained the best, most feasible and practicable plan and system of improvement, development and protection to be used and employed in such improvement, development and protection, and the cost thereof, and WHEREAS, sald Harbor Commission did after a careful survey, investigation and examination of sald harbor find and report to the Board of Supervisors of sald County that sald harbor can be improved, developed and protected and that the public will be benefited by such improvement, development and protection and that the cost thereof will not be disproportionate to the benefits to be derived therefrom and did provide detailed plans and specifications for the best and most feasible plan and system for the improvement, development and protection of sald harbor and estimated the cost thereof and the amount of bonds raised to the same time sale of sald Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) to do the work and make a complete, full, comprehensive and final report of their investigations and examination and file the same together with sald detailed plans, and specifications with the Board of Supervisors of sald County of Orange on eighteenth day of February, 1919, at which time sald Board of Supervisors fixed a date for hearing said report, to wit: the eighteenth day of March, 1919 at 2 o'clock p.m. at the chambers of sald Board of Supervisors in the Court House in the City of Santa Ana, Orange County, California, which date was not more than thirty nor less than twenty days after the filing of sald report and caused notice of the fact that said report had been filed and that the hearing thereof had been set for the eighteenth day of March, 1919, to be published in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register for at least three publications thereof prior to the date of sald hearing, which publication was duly made as now appears by the affidavit of publication now on file in the office of the clark of the Board of Supervisors, WHEREAS, on the eighteenth day of October, 1915, presented to and received by and filed with the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California, a petition signed by persons who are and were both freeholders and electors in said County equal in number to at least fifteen (18) per cent of the votes cast for the office of Governor of the State of California at the then last preceding election held in said county for Governor asking that the matter of issuing bonds of the County of Orange for the purpose of improving development and protection be submitted to the electors of said County of Orange, and WHEREAS, upon receiving sald petition signed as aforesaid and under pursuant to said act the Board of Supervisors of said County did appoint a Harbor Commission consisting of five members of whom was and had been two years prior thereto a bona fide resident, elector and freeholder of said county and each of said commissioners within twenty days after receiving notice of his appointment by taking ad hoc action in the constitutional oath of office by executing and filing with the clerk of said County of Orange a bond in the sum fixed by the Board of Supervisors of such county with two surrogates which bonds were approved by a judge of the Superior Court of said county and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of sald County of Orange. WHEREAS, sald commission did proceed with all diligence to cause proper surveys to be made of sald Newport Harbor the same being the harbor designed to be improved, developed and protected, and collected, compiled and preserved all survey data and information concerning the sald harbor and as to the necessity and advantage and benefit to be derived by the improvement, development and protection thereof, and carefully investigated and examined the condition of sald harbor and ascertained the best, most feasible and practicable plan and system of improvement, development and protection to be used and employed in such improvement, development and protection, and the cost thereof, and WHEREAS, sald Harbor Commission did after a careful survey, investigation and examination of sald harbor find和report to the Board of Supervisors of sald County that sald harbor can be improved，developed和protected,andthatthecostthereofwillnotbedisproportionatetothebenefitstoberyfortheimprovement，developmentandprotectionthereof,andcarefullyinvestigatedandexaminedtheconditionofsaldharborandascertainedthebest,mostfeasibleandpracticableplanandsystemofimprovement，developmentandprotectiontobeusedandeployedinsuchimprovement，developmentandprotection,andthecostthereof,and WHEREAS,sald Harbor Commission did after a careful survey，investigation和examinationofsaldharborfind和reporttotheBoardofSupervisorsofsaldcountthatsalderharrancanbeimproved，developed和protected,andthatthecostthereofwillnotbedisproportionatetothebenefitstoberyfortheimprovement，developmentandprotectionthereof,andcarefullyinvestigatedandexaminedtheconditionofsaldharborandascertainedthebest,mostfeasibleandpracticableplanandsystemofimprovement，developmentandprotectiontobeusedandeployedinsuchimprovement，developmentandprotection,andthecostthereof,and WHEREAS,sald Harbor Commission did after a careful survey，investigation和examinationofsaldharborfind和reporttotheBoardofSupervisorsofsaldcountthatsalderharrancanbeimproved，developed和protected,andthatthecostthereofwillnotbedisproportionatetothebenefitstoberyfortheimprovement，developmentandprotectionthereof,andcarefullyinvestigatedandexaminedtheconditionofsaldharborandascertainedthebest,mostfeasibleandpracticableplanandsystemofimprovement，developmentandprotectiontobeusedandeployedinsuchimprovement，developmentandprotection,andthecostthereof,and WHEREAS,sald Harbor Commission did after a careful survey，investigation和examinationofsaldharborfind和reporttotheBoardofSupervisorsofsaldcountthatsalderharrancanbeimproved，developed和protected,andthatthecostthereofwillnotbedisproportionatetothebenefitstoberyfortheimprovement，developmentandprotectionthereof,andcarefullyinvestigatedandexaminedtheconditionofsaldharborandascertainedthebest,mostfeasibleandpracticableplanandsystemofimprovement，developmentandprotectiontobeusedandeployedinsuchimprovement，developmentandprotection,andthecostthereof,and WHEREAS,sald Harbor Commission did after a careful survey，investigation和examinationofsaldharborfind和reporttotheBoardofSupervisorsofsaldcountthatsalderharrancanbeimproved，developed和protected,andthatthecostthereofwillnotbedisproportionatetothebenefitstoberyfortheimprovement，developmentandprotectionthereof,andcarefullyinvestigatedandexaminedtheconditionofsaldharborandascertainedthebest,mostfeasibleandpracticableplanandsystemofimprovement，developmentandprotectiontobeusedandeployedinsuchimprovement，developmentandprotection,andthecostthereof,and WHEREAS,sald Harbor Commission did after a careful survey，investigation和examinationofsaldharborfind和报到theBoardofSupervisorsofsaldcountthatsalderharrancanbeimproved，developed和protected,andthatthecostthereofwillnotbedisproportionatetothebenefitstoberyfortheimprovement，developmentandprotectionthereof,andcarefullyinvestigatedandexaminedtheconditionofsaldharborandascertainedthebest,mostfeasibleandpracticableplanandsystemofimprovement，developmentandprotectiontobeusedandeployedinsuchimprovement，developmentandprotection,andthecostthereof,and WHEREAS,sald Harbor Commission did after a careful 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Polling Place High School Building. Inspector Freed B. Kern. Judges Roger C. Dutton and Albert D. Erickman. Clerk Winnie Adams. Bond Election Precinct No. 2_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five, six seven,eight,nine_and ten_of盐City Anaheim. Polling Place Premont School Building. Inspector James H. Enearl. Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble. Clerk Abram B. Markle. Bond Election Precinct No. 1_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two,三和四_of盐City Eduard. GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector. Judges Roger C. Dutton and Albert D. Erickman. Clerk Winnie Adams. Bond Election Precinct No. 2_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_of盐City Anaheim. Polling Place Premont School Building. Inspector James H. Enearl. Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble. Clerk Abram B. Markle. Bond Election Precinct No. 1_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two,三和四_OF盐City Eduard. GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector. Judges Roger C. Dutton and Albert D. Erickman. Clerk Winnie Adams. Bond Election Precinct No. 2_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_of盐City Anaheim. Polling Place Premont School Building. Inspector James H. Enearl. Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble. Clerk Abram B. Markle. Bond Election Precinct No. 1_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two,三和四_OF盐City Eduard. GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector. Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman. Clerk Winnie Adams. Bond Election Precinct No. 2_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_of盐City Anaheim. Polling Place Premont School Building. Inspector James H. Enearl. Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble. Clerk Abram B. Markle. Bond Election Precinct No. 1_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two,三和四_OF盐City Eduard. GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector. Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman. Clerk Winnie Adams. Bond Election Precinct No. 2_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_of盐City Anaheim. Polling Place Premont School Building. Inspector James H. Enearl. Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble. Clerk Abram B. Markle. Bond Election Precinct No. 1_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two，三和四_OF盐City Eduard. GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector. Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman. Clerk Winnie Adams. Bond Election Precinct No. 2_of盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_of盐City Anaheim. Polling Place Premont School Building. Inspector James H. Enearl. Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble. Clerk Abram B. Markle. Bond Election Precinct No. 1OF盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two,三和四_OF盐City Eduard. GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector. Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman. Clerk Winnie Adams. Bond Election Precinct No. 2_OF盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_OF盐City Anaheim。 Polling Place Premont School Building。 Inspector James H. Enearl。 Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble。 Clerk Abram B. Markle。 Bond Election Precinct No. 1OF盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two,三和四_OF盐City Eduard。 GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector。 Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman。 Clerk Winnie Adams。 Bond Election Precinct No. 2_OF盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_OF盐City Anaheim。 Polling Place Premont School Building。 Inspector James H. Enearl。 Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble。 Clerk Abram B. Markle。 Bond Election Precinct No. 1OF盐City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two,三和四_OF盐City Eduard。 GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector。 Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman。 Clerk Winnie Adams。 Bond Election Precinct No. 2_OF盐City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_OF盐City Anaheim。 Polling Place Premont School Building。 Inspector James H. Enearl。 Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble。 Clerk Abram B. Markle。 Bond Election Precinct No. 1OF盐 City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two、三和四_OF盐 City Eduard。 GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector。 Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman。 Clerk Winnie Adams。 Bond Election Precinct No. 2_OF盐 City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_OF盐 City Anaheim。 Polling Place Premont School Building。 Inspector James H. Enearl。 Judges Ethel H. Chambleain Lament Goble。 Clerk Abram B. Markle。 Bond Election Precinct No. 1OF盐 City comprises general election precincts numbers one,two、三和四_OF盐 City Eduard。 GARDEN Polling Place Warshaw Inspector。 Judges Roger C. Dutton和 Albert D. Erickman。 Clerk Winnie Adams。 Bond Election Precinct No. 2_OF盐 City comprises general election precincts numbers five,six seven,eight,nine_and ten_OF盐 City Anaheim。 WHEREAS, on the said eighteenth day of March, 1919, the matter of said report came on regularly for hearing pursuant to the order for the hearing upon said report and the notice thereof duly published as required by law and said report, original, amended and final, having been read to and before said Board after hearing the name and after consideration of the plans and specifications for the improvement of Newport Harbor, ordered that the further consideration of said report and said plans and specifications be continued to the second day of April, 1919, at two o'clock p.m. WHEREAS, on said date last named said matter came on regularly before the Board of Supervisors for final hearing and consideration of said original, amended and final report and the plans and specifications filed therewith, and after further consideration of said report and said plans and specifications and said Board of Supervisors being fully advised thereon passed and adopted a resolution accepting and approving said report, plans and specifications for the improvement, development and protection of said harbor and designated the said harbor by the name of "Newport Harbor," the same being the name by which said harbor is commonly called, and further resolved that the plans and system to be employed and used in the improvement, development and protection of said Newport Harbor shall consist of the following work, to wit: L. "Extending the existing jetty at the entrance of Newport Bay about two hundred feet to a depth of twenty-two feet below mean lower water, the elevation when finished to be ten feet above lower low water, and the top with thereof to be ten feet, said extension to be constructed of Rubble stone of suitable quality not liable to disintegrate and of random sizes, weighing from one pound to six tons or upward. II. "Dredging or excavating a new channel for the Santa Ana River through the sand suit at or near the southerly end of the existing dikes of the Newbert Protection District, and the building of two jetties at the mouth of said proposed new channel of the Santa Ana River, said jetties to be of stone and to be about six hundred feet long, extending seaward to a CITY OF ANAHEIM Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts Twenty-six years as follows, to-wit: One twenty-fifth part of the total amount of said bonds shall be payable one year from the date thereof and a like portion of the total amount of said bonds shall be payable annually thereafter until all of said bonds are paid. The principal of said bonds 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 each of said bonds shall draw interest at the rate or (5) five per centum per annum, payable semi-annually and evidenced by interest coupons attached thereto. That the ballots to be used at the said special election shall contain the words: Shall Bonds of the County of Orange be issued to the Amount of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00), for the Improvement, Development and Projection of Newport Harbor, and to the right of opposite sides words, and the voters shall indicate their choice by stamping a cross in the square opposite and to the right of the answer they desire to give. That said election shall 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 said County of Orange shall be permitted to vote thereat, and at said election the polls must be open at six o'clock in the morning of the day of election and must be kept open until seven o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, when the polls shall be closed. That by resolution and order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, heretofore duly made and entered, said election has been and the same is hereby called to be held throughout... County of Orange, State of California, on Tuesday, the tenth day of June, 1919, for the purpose of submitting to the vote of the qualified electors of said county above and foregoing question. That notice-of-said Special Election called for Tuesday the tenth day of June, 1919, and as set forth in the above and foregoing resolution and order and Notice of Special Election shall be given by publication of said Notice-of-Special Election once a week for at least four (4) weeks prior to said election in the following newspaper published in the Council of Orange. Go wit: The Anaheim Gazette. That for the purpose of holding said special election, the election precincts as now established for general election purposes outside of incorporated cities and towns of said county are hereby declared to be and are adopted as bond election precincts for said special election; and the election precincts as now established for general election purposes inside of incorporated cities and towns of said county shall be and they hereby are consolidated into bond election precincts for said special election, as follows, to-wit: CITY OF ANAHEIM Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts Twenty-six years as follows, to-wit: One twenty-fifth part of the total amount of said bonds shall be payable one year from the date thereof and a like portion of the total amount of said bonds shall be payable annually thereafter until all of said bonds are paid. The principal of said bonds 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 each of said bonds shall draw interest at the rate or (5) five per centum per annum, payable semi-annually and evidenced by interest coupons attached thereto. That the ballots to be used at the said special election shall contain the words: Shall Bonds of the County of Orange be issued to the Amount of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00), for the Improvement, Development and Projection of Newport Harbor, and to the right of opposite sides words, and the voters shall indicate their choice by stamping a cross in the square opposite and to the right of the answer they desire to give. That said election shall 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 said County of Orange shall be permitted to vote thereat, and at said election the polls must be open at six o'clock in the morning of the day of election and must be kept open until seven o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, when the polls shall be closed. That by resolution and order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, heretofore duly made and entered, said election has been and the same is hereby called to be held throughout... County of Orange, State of California, on Tuesday, the tenth day of June, 1919, for the purpose of submitting to the vote of the qualified electors of said county above and foregoing question. That notice-of-said Special Election called for Tuesdaythe tenth dayofJune1919,andassetforthinabetheaveforegongresolutionandorderandNoticeofSpecialElectionshallbegivenbypublicationofsaidNoticeOfSpecialElectiononceafweekforatleastfour(4)weekspriortosaidelectioninfollowingnewspaperpublishedintheCountyofOrange.Gowit:TheAnahelmGazette. That forthepurposeofholdingsaidspecialelection,theelectionprecinctssasnowestablishedforgeneralelectionpurposesoutsideincorporatedcitiesandtownsofsaidcountyareheredeclaredtobeandareadoptedasbondelectionprecinctsforsaidspecialelection;andtheelectionprecinctssasnowestablishedforgeneralelectionpurposesinsideincorporatedcitiesandtownsofsaidcountyshallbeandtheyherebyareconsolidatedintobondelectionprecinctsforsaidspecialelection.asfollows.to-wit: CITY OF ANAHEIM Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of sailedCity.comprises general election precincts Twenty-six years as follows, to-wit: One twenty-fifth part of the total amount of sailed bonds shall be payable one year from the date thereof and a like portion of the total amount of sailed bonds shall be payable annually thereafter until all of sailed bonds are paid. The principal of sailed bonds and the interest thereon shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of the treasureroftheCountyofOrange,在theCityofSantaAnlaCalifornia,andeachofsailedbondsshalldrawinterestattherateor(5)fivepercentumperannum,payablesemi-annuallyandevidencedbyinterestcouponsattachedthereto. 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B. TALBERT, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. Attest: J. M. BACKS. County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. In Witness Whereof, by order of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Board of Supervisors to be affixed at the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, this sixth day of May, 1919. (SEAL) START PETITIONS FOR CIRCULATING LIBRARY Parent-Teachers' Association of Northern Part of County Working on Plan. With the Parent-Teacher Association of the northern part of the county taking active steps in the promotion of a circulating library for Orange county and all associations of the county invited to co-operate in the movement, the Board of Supervisors in the near future will be petitioned to institute such a service. An important meeting of the associations will be held in Santa Ana at Intermediate school to further the cause, and the Supervisors have been extended a special invitation to be present. Jos. F. Daniels, who is in charge of the circulating library in Riverside county and who is well versed in the system, is to address the meeting. He will explain fully the two methods for operating and maintaining a circulating library—the contract and the county organizations. Women of the northern part of the county have already secured 2100 signatures to petitions to the supervisors asking the inauguration of the library. All the rural districts are vitally interested and the Parent-Teacher Associations in every district have been invited to take up the movement and circulate petitions. With the system of good roads in Orange county, the contract system is believed to be the better plan of operating in this county. Under it the supervisors can contract with a city library for the use of its books for distribution in the smaller communities with compensation allowed the library entering the contract for rent and a county librarian. Books will be located at convenient PORT BEACH No. 1 of said election precincts in the city of NewHall. Winans. Porter and Dollie ORANGE No. 1 of said election precincts in the intermediate School, N. Arden and Allie Moore. No. 2 of said election precincts in the eight, nine, and tenge Hall. Clarice SyesYAANA No. 1 of said election precincts in the four and twentent Santa Ana. Mediate School. Smart. Isser and H. M. No. 2 of said election precincts in the eight and twentent Santa Ana. In School. Harris. Dall and Thos. H. No. 3 of said election precincts in the twelve and Santa Ana. In School. Smith. Clerk and Robert L. No. 4 of said election precincts in fifteen, eight, and twenty-eight of worka. Under and Frank Vegston. No. 5 of said election precincts in eleven and twentytenta Ana. In School. Angle. Guard and Margaret No. 6 of said election precincts CLERK: Lena B. Heaston. McPHERSON PRECINCT Polling Place. Old Store Building at McPherson. Inspector. H. B. Wiseman. Judges. Guy I. Field and Henry Meiler. Clerk. William J. Fitschen. NEWPORT PRECINCT Polling Place. Greenville School House. Inspector. Stephen Griset. Judges. W. L. Bowland and Ruby C. Tedford. Clerk. R. W. McClaim. OLINDA PRECINCT Polling Place. Olinda School House. Inspector. John W. Smith. Judges. Julia Atwood and Maud Wellin. Clerk. Wm. F. Abbott. OLIVE PRECINCT Polling Place. Olive Store. Inspector. John Shoemaker. Judges. Fred Guenther and Edwin J. Brown. Clerk. L. A. Bortze. ORANGETHORPE PRECINCT Polling Place. Orangethorpe School House. Inspector. H. G. Melser. Judges. L. B. Steward and A. Huelster. Clerk. L. M. Gardiner. PLACENTIA PRECINCT NO. 1 Polling Place. First National Bank Building. Inspector. John C. Tuffree. Judges. Lucy V. Almes and David Dee Luxier. Clerk. Waltle Dunham. PLACENTIA PRECINCT NO. 2 Polling Place. Kraemer Building. Inspector. Louis Jacobsen. Judges. George J. Holmes and Sherman Glaze. Clerk. George E. Meyers. PLACENTIA PRECINCT NO. 3 Polling Place, Baker Building. Inspector. Geo. H. Mosblus. Judges. Lewis N. Shaffer and G. F. Collins. Clerk. Edwin A. Beck. SAN JUAN PRECINCT Polling Place, Woodman's Hall. Inspector, Levi Gockley. Judges, Henry A. Stewart and F. A.Forsster. Clerk. L. M. Danertl. SILVERADO PRECINCT Polling Place, Silverado School House. Inspector, Joseph Holts。 Judges, Harry Mayer and Jerome V.Schulz。 Clerk, Frank M., Barry。 TALBERT PRECINCT Polling Place, Fountain Valley School House。 Inspector, Harry Fulton。 Judges, John H. Pope and R.Courreges。 Clerk, Horace Y.Evans。 TRABUCO PRECINCT Polling Place, Trabuco School House。 Inspector, Andrew Joplin。 Judges, W.K.Robinson and Gus V.Straw。 Clerk, Thermon Means。 TUSTIN PRECINCT NO. 1 Polling Place, L.C.Berguist Store on Main Street。 Inspector, R.McCarthy。 Have been invited to take up the movement and circulate petitions. With the system of good roads in Orange county, the contract system is believed to be the better plan of operating in this county.Under it the supervisors can contract with a city library for the use of its books for distribution in the smaller communities with compensation allowed the library entering the contract for rent and a county librarian. Books will be located at convenient points in the different districts, in stores or in any public place where the community can best be served.Residents in the northern part of the county are differently situated from those in the immediate vicinity of Santa Ana.Here outside districts have access to the library without charge.Anaheim and Fullerton charge for service to people living outside of the incorporated cities,and this condition is responsible for the activity of the associations in the northern part of the county. LUCID ANSWERS An applicant for a job to the United States Employment Service answered the questions as follows: Q.Born? A.Yes; once Q.Nativity? A.Baptist. Q.Married or single A.Have been both. Q.Parents alive yet A.Not yet. Q.Hair? A.Thin. Q.Voice? A.Weak. QHealthy? A.Sometimes. Q.Previous experience? A.No. Q.Where? A.Different places. Q.Business? A.Rotten. Q.Salary expected? A.More. Q.Drink? A.Not in dry states. Q Why do you want job? A.Wife won't work any more。