anaheim-gazette 1919-06-05

ALFALFA FIELDS BENEFITED BY BARLEY PLANTING GRAIN IN FIELDS INCREASES THE YIELD OF HAY, SAYS EXPERIMENTER Barley or Rye Also Yields Valuable Winter Forage Crop, and Exterminates Foxtail.—Successful Wherever Tried. Suggestions for increasing returns from alfalfa fields in those parts of California where fall irrigation is possible, have been presented by J. W. Helson, an agricultural writer. The plan outlined by him consists of planting barley or rye in alfalfa fields in the fall for the purpose of supplying green winter feed for animals, for increasing the yield of hay in the first spring cutting and to replace foxtail by a valuable forage crop. This practice has been in vogue in the Imperial valley and Arizona for a number of years. An instance typical and illustrative of the practice was found during a survey recently made in the San Fernando valley. It was observed that one of the leading farmers there had been growing barley in his alfalfa fields for a number and four crops of alfalfa were obtained that year. Mr. Filcher reports that there is no special preference in the use of barley or rye in alfalfa fields but that he is more accustomed to growing barley and inclines somewhat more to its use for this purpose. He further states that crops when planted in alfalfa fields have not deteriorated as they do when on land continuously alone. Furthermore this combination has materially reduced the amount of foxtail in the alfalfa and in some instances where the sand was thin it has been thickened and became well established again from the system of cultivation practiced and also from alfalfa seed which had fallen on the ground from the seed which has produced in the field while the crop of barley or rye was maturing. He thinks this plan is an excellent one especially where farmers have water for all irrigation and where interest in dairying and hog raising is manifest. Information was also obtained that this method has been tried in a minor way in Sonoma county with very satisfactory results. Several fields have been planted following this plan in Madera county and in practically all cases very excellent results have been obtained. Although it may be a desirable thing in some instances to mature the interplanted crop to reseed, yet more farmers seem to think that better results would be obtained if the barley or rye were cut with the alfalfa at the regular time in the spring for hay. AUTOMOBILE CLUB WARNING CAMPERS This practice has been in vogue in the Imperial valley and Arizona for a number of years. An instance typical and illustrative of the practice was found during a survey recently made in the San Fernando valley. It was observed that one of the leading farmers there had been growing barley in his alfalfa fields for a number of years. Some of these fields were planted about eight years ago and have been sown to fall barley every year since. The barley produces a very excellent growth each year and has not shown any marked deterioration in years as a result of constant cropping. The system of this farm was to broadcast the barley in the alfalfa fields and either spring tooth or narrow it in during the month of September or October, then irrigate to bring the barley up. This method has produced a very excellent growth of green material which has been used for the pasturing of hogs and cattle during the winter months. About March the animals have been removed from the fields and the growth left to mature. The pasturing did not seem to attract development of the plants and a very heavy growth of barley and alfalfa resulted for the first spring cutting. It was said that the yield from this combination was from one to one and one half tons greater than if no barley had been sown in the fields at all. In a number of instances the barley and alfalfa were cut and placed in silos, making a very excellent combination of feed for dairy animals. It was observed that very little, if any, foxtail was present in the alfalfa fields where the barley was planted, while in fields adjoining of the same age containing no barley the foxtail after the second or third year's growth of alfalfa was taking possession and materially injuring the quality of the first cutting of hay. It was thought that this system of cropping might be operated in the interior valleys in California, so observations were made there to see if any demonstrations had been carried on along this line. During a recent visit to Kings county the following information was secured from Mr. Roy M. Filcher covering this system of cropping. In 1916 Mr. Filcher sowed twenty-mails, for increasing the yield of hay in the first spring cutting and to replace foxtail by a valuable forage crop. Although it may be a desirable thing in some instances to mature the interplanted crop to reseed, yet more farmers seem to think that better results would be obtained if the barley or rye were cut with the alfalfa at the regular time in the spring for hay. AUTOMOBILE CLUB WARNING CAMPERS Signs Asking Them to Extinguish Fires Being Erected. Grain fields and hay stacks, as well as the national forest reserves are going to be protected by the signposting work of the Automobile Club of Southern California, according to an announcement made by that organization yesterday. With the approach of the warm summer months, when field fires and forest fires are most frequent, the Automobile Club is placing enamelled signs warning motorists to put out their own fires, and to help prevent fires. Work is progressing in the Angelus, Cleveland, Santa Barbara and Sequoia forest reserves, and this activity is going to be extended outside of the reserves to include the great drying grain fields. So far this is the first record of a motoring organization taking the initiative in the protection of the great resources of a state. Signposting work is also progressing in the majority of the southern counties, where guide signs to various resorts are being polished up and put in spic-and-span condition. All highways in San Diego county are to be re-charted for a re-organized system of signposts, and Tulare county is having a refitting in resort signs. In San Bernardino county, the City Creek road to Big Bear has just been marked, and the signs are ready for visiting motorists. It is announced that the speed limit in City Creek is ten miles per hour. "As more motorists see fit to join the club, and co-operate with its activities, the more good can be accomplished for Southern California," point out the officials. "With the immense amount of improvement to be carried out, a large membership is desired." DISABLED YANKS WILL BE IN LINE An executive order recently issued There was on the 1915, presented to the filled with the Board Ornance County. C signed by persons who freeholders and elec equal in number of the vowel of Governor of the then last presided county for Gov matter of issuing of Orange for the developing and procommonly known submitted to the eand of Orange, and. WHEREAS, upon signification as affording pursuant to said authorities or said Commission c born each of whom two years prior ther dent, elector and fir t within twenty days tice of his appointi tion and subscribing tice of office and by exe clerk of said bond in the sum Supervisors of said tices which bonds judge of the Superiority and recorded in by Recorder of said. WHEREAS, said c did after a careful and examination o report to the Board County that he developed and pro public will be benem ent, development that cost them portionate to ther therefrom and did and specifications f feasible plan and am ment, development harbor and estern and the amount ta nce and sale of t wit: the sum of R Dollars ($500,000) and did make a de benvenale and final gations and examin together with said specifications wih visors of said Coun elethenth day on which time said d fixed a date for h wit: the eighteenth at 2 o'clock p. m. Board of Supervision in the City of San California, which o thirty nor less tha tice of the fact tha tiled and that tha t been set for the el 1919, to be published Daily Evening Req publications thereof b hearing which made as now appl publication now on eclandering and procommonly known submitted to the eand of Orange, and. It was thought that this system of cropping might be operated in the interior valleys in California, so observations were made there to see if any demonstrations had been carried on along this line. During a recent visit to Kings county the following information was secured from Mr. Roy M. Filcher covering this system of cropping. In 1916 Mr. Filcher sowed twenty-nine pounds of barley per acre over 160 acres of alfalfa. The barley was planted in November and sufficient rainfall came to bring it up. It was irrigated in February and left to mature grain. Twenty-four sacks of barley were obtained per acre from this field. This field re-seeded itself and in 1917 was irrigated the same as in the previous years and produced an average of sixteen sacks of barley per acre. In 1918 a sixty-acre alfalfa field was sown to barley and the seed discarded in. This crop was left to mature and yielded an average of eighteen sacks per acre. The crop was cut with a blender and after threshing the straw was used as feed. Animals thrived very well on it and without any additional feed through the winter came out in excellent condition the following spring. Another field of Mr. Filcher's farm was sown with thirty pounds of rye per acre on October 28, 1917. This was irrigated to bring the rye up. In January hogs were turned on the field to pasture until March 15. At this date the field was irrigated again and an average yield of twelve and a half sacks of rye per acre were obtained. In 1918 this field was planted the same way, pastured with hogs until March 15, then with cattle until May 1. At this time the field was irrigated "As more motorists see fit to join the club, and co-operate with its activities, the more good can be accomplished for Southern California," point out the officials. "With the immense amount of improvement to be carried out, a large membership is desired." DISABLED YANKS WILL BE IN LINE An executive order recently issued by the president amends the federal civil service rules so as to permit the civil service commission to waive the physical requirements under certain conditions in favor of men who were injured in the military or naval service. In submitting its recommendation to the president the civil service commission said: "Where it is apparent that a soldier's physical condition is such that he would not ordinarily be accepted, the case will be referred to the federal board for vocational education. That board will then decide whether it is practicable to educate him for the position sought. If practicable, the rehabilitation and education will be given, and when completed certification of that fact will be made to this commission. Where the board does not consider it desirable to attempt the education for the position sought other positions will be considered and suggested to him, but he will not be admitted to the one for which his physical condition constitutes an irremediable bar." The revenue bill passed by the last Democratic Congress shows that a pair of pants is now regarded as a luxury and a press agent as a necessity. Pants are taxed as luxuries and press agents are not. 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 Bonds of the County of Orange, State of California, for the Improvement, Development and Protection of Newport Harbor. State of California) as. 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 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, Issuance and Sale of the Bonds of 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 to at least fifteen (15) 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 developing and protecting that commonwealth 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 reverted to an elevation of from ten to fourteen feet above 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 narrowness 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, at the county wharf, 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 guage railroad track to be built from, and connecting with the Newport Branch of the Southern Pacific Railroad, to and along the proposed wharf. VIII. "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 and made a part of the report of the Harbor Commission now on file with the Board of Supervisors of said Orange County," and numbers one, two, three and four of said 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 fifteen,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-four and twenty-five_of said city of Santa Ana. CITY OF SEAL BEACH Bond Election Precinct No. 1 said City, comprises general election precincts_of said city of Seal Beach. CITY OF STANTON Bond Election Precinct no.1 said City, comprises general election precincts_of 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 and towns also the election precincts outside of incorporated cities and towns also the election precincts outside of incorporated cities and towns also the election precincts outside of incorporated cities and towns also the election precincts outside of incorporated cities and towns also the election precincts outside of incorporated cities and towns also the election precincts outside There was on the sixth day of October 1915, presented to and received by and filled with the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. Signaled by persons who are and were both freeholders and electors in said County equal number to 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 development and protection, commonly known as Newport Harbor, be submitted to the electors of said County of Orange, and WHEREAS, upon receiving said petition signed as affordsal and under and pursuant to said act the Board of Supervisors of said County did appoint a Harbor Commission consisting of five members each of whom was and had been for two years prior thereto a bona fide resident, elector and freeholder of said county, and each of said commissioners did within twenty days after receiving notice of his appointment quality by taking and subscribing the constitutional oath of office and 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, said commission did proceed with all diligence to cause proper surveys to be made of said Newport Harbor the same being the harbor designed to be improved, developed and protected, and collected, compiled and preserved all proper data and information concerning the said 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 said 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, said Harbor Commission did after a careful survey, investigation and examination of said harbor find report to the Board of Supervisors of said County that said harbor can be improved, developed and protected and that the public will be benefited by such improvement, development and protection that the cost thereof will not be supposed to the benefits to be provided detailed plans and specifications for the best and most feasible plan and system for the improvement, development and protection of said harbor estimated the cost thereof and the amount to be raised by the insurance and sale of bonds of said county to wit: the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) to do the said work and did make a complete, full, comprehensive and final report of their investigations and examination and file the same together with said detailed plans and specifications with the Board of Supervisors of said County of Orange on the eighteenth day of February, 1919, at which time said Board of Supervisors fixed a date for hearing said report, to wit: the eighteenth day of March 1918 at 2 o'clock p.m. at the chambers of said 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 said 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 1918 to be published in the Santa Ana Daily Election Register for at least three publications thereof on publication was duly made as now appears by the affidavit of publication now on file in the office of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and WHEREAS, on the eighteenth day Development or Protection thereof, and the Votin, issuance and Sale of the Bonds of such County to pay the Cost thereof." There was on the sixth day of October 1915, presented to and received by and filled with the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. Signaled by persons who are and were both freeholders and electors in said County equal number to 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 development and protecting that is commonly known as Newport Harbor, be submitted to the electors of said County of Orange, and WHEREAS, upon receiving said petition signed as affordsal and under and pursuant to said act the Board of Supervisors of said County did appoint a Harbor Commission consisting of five members each of whom was and had been for two years prior thereto a bona fide resident, elector and freeholder of said county, and each of said commissioners did within twenty days after receiving notice of his appointment quality by taking and subscribing the constitutional oath of office and 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 wherein such steps have been taken shall without delay call a special election to determine whether the bonds such county shall be issued and sold in the amount estimated by the Harbor Commission in its report, and as it forth in the resolution of the Board. Supervisors accepting and approving the plans and specifications and report of said Commission. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED, by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, (at a regular meeting of said board held in the-said county at the regular place of meeting thereof, all members of said board being present and voting thereat, and in favor of this resolution and order) that notice be和the same is hereby given pursuant to the resolution order or said board hereof duty made end entail that a special election has been called by said Board of Supervisors for the purpose submitting to the qualified electors of the County of Orange, at a special election to be held in throughout said county; the question of the issuance of bonds of the said County of Orange for creation and incurring a bond indebtedness of the said county to the amount Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000), for the purposes specified as follows: to-wit: for the improvement development and protection Newport Harbor in the said County of Orange under the plan and system hereinbefore set forth and specifically described in the report. plans and specifications of said Harbor Commission accepted and approved by the Board of Supervisors as affordsal: That said bonds for the purpose of improving developing and protecting said Newport Harbor to the amount Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000) shall be divided into five hundred thousand dollars from one each hundred thousand dollars (400) including each bond shall be of the denomination One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) shall be consonantely numbered and payable within twenty-six years as follows: to-wit: One twentieth part of the total amount of said bonds shall be payable one year from 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 therefore shall be payable in gold coin of the United States at the office of treasurer of the County of Orange. In the City of Santa Ana, California,and each of said bonds shall draw interest at rate or (5) five per cent per annum. payable semi-annually and evidenced by interest coupons attached thereto. Thatthe ballots to be used atthe stated special election shall containthe word: Shall BondsoftheCountyofOrangebeissuedtotheAmountOfFiveHundred "Building a wharf, five hundred feet in length and sixtyfeet in width, to be located atthe headofthechanneloftheinnerharbor. VI. "A warehouse fifty feet wide by one hundred fifty feet in length to be built from,and connectingwiththeNewportBranchoftheSouthernPacificRailroad,towand alongtheproposedwharf.VII. "A standard guage railroad tracktobebuiltfrom,andconnectingwiththeNewportBranchoftheSouthernPacificRailroad,towand alongtheproposedwharf." AlltheaforeaisworktobebasedandallofsaldmaterialstobefurnishedinaccordancewiththedetailedplansandspecificationsattachedtoandmadeapartofthereportoftheHarborCommissionnowonfilewiththeBoardofSupervisorsofsaidOrangeCounty,"andFurtherresolvedatsaldtime"thattheestimatedcostoftheimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousandDollars($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystemandproductimprovement,dvelopmentandprotectionofsaidNewportHarboraccordingtotheplanandsystemrecommendedbysaidHarborCommissionisthesumofFiveHundredThousendollar($500,000),andthatamounttobearbythesaleofbondsoutcallsystem和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,dvelopment和productimprovement,DroppingBorrowingManagementDevelopmentAndProtectionOfSaidCountyOfOrangeInTheCityOfSantaAnasCalifornia,andeachofsaldmaterialshoulddrawinterestatrateor(5)fivepercentperannum.payablesemi-annuallyandevidencedbyinterestcouponsattachedthereto.Thatballotstobebasedatthesalldemaintenanceofthecounty.oforangebeissuedtotheAmountOfFiveHundred 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the City of Santa Ana. Orange County. California, which date was not more than thirty nor less than twenty days after the filing of said 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. 1918, to be published in the Santa Ana Daily Evening Register for at least three publications thereof prior to the date of said hearing, which publication was duly made as now appears by the affidavit of publication now on file in the office of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors. 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: I. "Extending or excavating a new channel for the Santa Ana River through the sand pit at or near the southerly end of the existing dikes of the Newbert Protection District, and the building of two jettles at the mouth of said proposed new channel of the Santa Ana River. Jettles 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 Clerk. Wm. D. Seely. 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. Polling Place. City Hall. Inspector. David C. Winans. Judges. Miriam S. Porter and Dollie Cubbon. Clerk. Joseph Ferguson. CITY OF ORANGE Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City, comprises general election precincts numbers three, four, five and six of said city of Orange. Polling Place. Intermediate School. N. Glassell street. Inspector. W. G. Hagen. Judges. D. B. Griffith and Allie Moore. Clerk. May Warner. 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. Polling Place. Fire Hall. Inspector. C. F. Newton. Judges. Alfred Leech and Clarice Syester. Clerk. Elthea Embody. CITY OF SANTA ANA Bond Election Precinct No. 1 of said City comprises general election precincts numbers five, six, seventh, eight, ninth, eleven, twelve and thirteen of said city of Santa Ana. Polling Place. Intermediate School. Inspector. Lydia A. Smart. Judges. George Husser and H. M. Palmer. Clerk. Maude J. Lash. Bond Election Precinct No. 2 of said City comprises general election precincts numbers five, six, seventh, eight, ninth, eleven, twelve and thirteen of said city of Santa Ana. Polling Place. Lincoln School. Inspector. J. Wiley Harris. Judges. Geo. H. Randall and Thos. H. Hill. Clerk. Bessle Hill. Bond Election Precinct No. 3 of said City comprises general election precincts numbers nine, ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen of said city of Santa Ana. Polling Place. Waterworks. Inspector. P. H. Snyder. Judges. E. E. Vincent and Frank Vegely. Clerk. Frank C. Marston. Bond Election Precinct No. 5 of said City comprises general election precincts numbers sixteen, seventeen and twenty-six of said city of Santa Ana. Polling Place. McKinley School. Inspector. Geo. W. Angle. Judges. Lottie J. Grouard and Margaret Mize. Clerk. Lee Alderman. Bond Election Precinct No. 6 of said City comprises general election precincts No. 2 of said election precincts of said city of Brea. No. 1 of said election precincts of said city of Brea. No. 1 of said election precincts of three of said city No. 2 of said election precincts of said city of Newport Beach No. 1 of said election precincts of said city of Newport Beach No. 1 of said election precincts of said city of Newport Beach No. 2 of said election precincts of said city of Newport Beach No. 2 of said election precincts of seven and seven of said No. 1 of said election precincts of said city of Newport Beach No. 1 of said election precincts of said city of Newport Beach No. 2 of said election precincts of said city of Newport Beach No. 2 of said election precincts of eleven, eight, nine and orange. No. 1 of said election precincts of seven and seven of said No. 2 of said election precincts of seven and seven of said No. 3 of said election precincts of eleven, eight, nine and orange. No. 4 of said election precincts of eleven, eight, eleven and twenty-eight of orange. No. 5 of said election precincts of eleven, eight, eleven and twenty-eight of orange. No. 6 of said election precincts of twenty, twenty-one, four and twenty-five orange. No. 7 of said election precincts of thirty-one orange. No. 8 of incorporated entities inside of Incorporated towns, also the elec- numbers nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-four and twenty-five of said city of Santa Ana. Polling Place, Ross & Hickey. Inspector, Lizzie Warren. Judges, Geo. B. Kelly and Edna E. Stevenson. Clerk, Edna Pearle Phillips. CITY OF SEAL BEACH Bond Election Precinct of said City, comprises the general election precinct of said city of Seal Beach. Polling Place, Administration Building. Inspector, Albert E. Swain. Judges, William S. Templeman and Albert W. Armstrong. Clerk, Mrs. Bertha A. Barnes. CITY OF STANTON Bond Election Precinct of said City, comprises the general election precinct of said city of Stanton. Polling Place, City Hall. Inspector, Gertrude Hooven. Judges, Angela R. Beecher and Estelle Robison. Clerk, Ruth G. Hosking. BOLSA PRECINCT Polling Place, Bolsa School House. Inspector, C. W. Blankenbeckler. Judges, C. H. Warner and E. J. Melvin. Clerk, J. W. Antoine. BREA GANYON PRECINCT Polling Place, Brea Canyon Oil Company's office. Inspector, Mrs. Eva M. Peck. Judges, Myrth E. Balcom and Jacob D. Classen. Clerk, Mrs. Ida V. Mesner. BUARO PRECINCT Polling Place, Garden Grove School House. Inspector, N. Carmichael. Judges, H. A. Bon Durant and Chas S. Holt. Clerk, J. F. McKinney. BUENA PARK PRECINCT Polling Place, Buena Park School House. Inspector, Joseph E. Fischer. Judges, E. E. Cady and Mrs. Hattie A. Allen. Clerk, Eva Miller. CYPRESS PRECINCT Polling Place, Cypress School House. Inspector, Worth C. Miller. Judges, Milton H. Shirley and Alfred H. Hansen. Clerk, Theo Eckert. DELHI PRECINCT Polling Place, Delhi School House. Inspector, G. W. Gwynn. Judges, Mrs. Lillie D. Webster and Mrs. Alice Stewart. Clerk, Mrs. Agnes A. Gillson. EL TORO PRECINCT Polling Place, Town Hall. Inspector, A. W. Thompson. Judges, C. D. Munger and Vernie L. Stevenson. Clerk, A. A. Avery. EL MODENA PRECINCT Polling Place, El Modena School House. Inspector, Wade H. Flippen。 Judges, L. W. Evans and Wilbur F. Crist。 Clerk W. T. Chapman。 Judges, A. G. Finley and George W. Brown。 Clerk, W. J. Cheney。 TUSTIN PRECINCT NO. 2 Polling Place, Bowman's Garage。 Inspector, H. W. Smith。 Judges, W. L. Shatto and R. H. McArthur。 Clerk, Mrs. Luella T. Severance。 TUSTIN PRECINCT NO. 3 Polling Place, H.W.Smith's real estate office。 Inspector Frank T.Hoffman。 Judges, W.L Leihy and Frank P.Crawford。 Clerk Florence Stone。 VILLA PARK PRECINCT Polling Place,Villa Park Hall。 Inspector.W.W.Perry。 Judges,A.A Lee and A.S Adams。 Clerk William A.Knuth。 WEST ANAHEIM PRECINCT Polling Place Loara School House。 Inspector Wm.G.Mason。 Judges.Ida F.Dutton and Myrtle M.Ritchie。 Clerk Maria M.Yeoman。 WEST ORANGE PRECINCT Polling Place,T.R.Lawrence Residence。 Inspector.W.F.Feldner。 Judges.J.A.Smiley and Herman Bandick。 Clerk Emma M.Hill。 WESTMINSTER PRECINCT Polling Place.Westminster School House。 Inspector,Harry B.Anderson。 Judges.W.E.Hennon and John L.Nichols。 Clerk Jas.A.McFadden。 WINTERSBURG PRECINCT Polling Place.Ocean View School House。 Inspector,B.T.Gothard。 Judges Carl M.Rogs and Albert Ruoff。 Clerk,A.W.Schouille。 YORBA PRECINCT Polling Place,Yorba School House。 Inspector Jose F.Velasco。 Judges,R.C.Marquez and D.C.Sanchez。 Clerk Ernesto T.Yorba。 YORBA LINDA PRECINCT Polling Place.Yorba Linda School House。 Inspector Ellwood F.Walker。 Judges Edith M.Bemis and Lillian Quigley。 Clerk George H.Corbitt。 By order of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County,California,the sixth day of May,1919. T.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.I 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 TIMES CHANGE It is within easy memory of men not yet beyond middle life that now and then a man in public life would be held up to condemnation because he was alleged to have said that "a dollar a day is enough for a laboring man." He may never have said it, but the expression recalls the fact that within 30 years that was a standard wage for many kinds of unskilled labor. The comparison is brought vividly to mind by the fact that the state of Kansas is calling for 120,000 men to help harvest its 11,000,000 acres of wheat, all of whom probably must be brought from outside the state, and according to late reports "the wage this year will be from $5.00 to $6.00 per day, with board and lodging thrown in." Which is something of an advance over the dollar-a-day times, "when two men were looking for one job." All Kansas and Oklahoma are said to seem to have been turned into one vast wheat field, and the traveler through these states sees miles and miles of the darker green stretching to the horizon in every direction, and the Sunflower state now promises to produce not less than 22 per cent of the entire country's wheat crop, while so perfect is the condition of the grain in the neighboring state of Oklahoma that it is described as promising 102 per cent of a normal crop. We can still feed the world, if we have to. HELP DISABLED SOLDIERS Co-operating with Elks throughout the country in a patriotic effort to see that disabled soldiers are given every opportunity to secure vocational training, Santa Ana Elks Lodge has ap- HELP DISABLED SOLDIERS Co-operating with Elks throughout the country in a patriotic effort to see that disabled soldiers are given every opportunity to secure vocational training, Santa Ana Elks Lodge has appointed a committee of two, C. D. Swanner, chairman, and J. L. McBride. Swanner went to France as first lieutenant of Co. L., 160th, and McBride was captain of Co. L when it went to the Mexican border. There were not many Orange county men permanently disabled by wounds or illness in the Great War, but those who were should not overlook the opportunity given by the government for training along special lines by which each man is made more useful to himself than he could otherwise be. It is the purpose of Lieut. Swanner and Capt. McBride to make a complete list of all men in this county, whether they went to war from this county or from some other place, and through personal visits make arrangements for their vocational training. Even if a disabled man finds that he will be unable to take the training, it is his right that the opportunity be explained to him and that he be given this training by the government, without cost to him, he is able physically to take it. Anyone in the county who knows of any discharged soldier or sailor who is disabled should notify either Lieut. Swanner or Capt. McBride at once. Anaheim Gazette, per year, $1.50, payable in advance.