anaheim-gazette 1924-01-03

SUPERVISOR'S PROCEEDINGS Votes of La Habra Sanitary District Election were canvassed, and the said District declared organized. The sale of franchise applied for by National Oil Export Corporation, was continued to January 2nd, 1924, at A. M. Hearing of the petition of W. F. Montgomery, et al., to vacate that certain alley, in the Fifth Road District, was continued to January 15th, 1924, at 10 A. M. Bids were opened for the construction of Cottages at County Hospital The bid of F. B. Dale, being the lowest bid offered, was accepted and contract awarded to said F. B. Dale, at a price of $6414.00; said work to be done in strict accordance with plans and specifications heretofore adopted by this board. Spraying licenses were ordered issued to J. F. Michaell. Map of Tract No. 638 was ordered received by the Board and the same referred to the City Engineer of the City of Santa Ana. Hearing of the petition of J. C. Smith, et al., to vacate that portion of those certain streets and alleys, in the Fifth Road District, was continued to January 29, 1924, at 11 A. M. Hearing of the petition of W. W. Roy, et al., to vacate and abandon a portion of that certain public road, street, alley for road or highways, located in Second Road District, was continued to January 2nd, 1924. as the official plotting of said Tract. A check for $300.00 was deposited for street work. Map of Tract No. 550 was accepted as the official plotting of said Tract. A check for $1000. was deposited for street work. Map of Tract No. 607 was ordered received by the Board and the same referred to the City Engineer of the City of Fullerton. A resolution was passed describing the boundaries of Garden Grove Sanitary District, and ordering an election tao be held February 19th, 1924. The name of the Boulevard running between Buena Park and Fullerton is ordered named Whitaker Avenue. The contract was awarded to Baswich Bros., at a price of $43,295.00, for the resurfacing of Orange-Olive Road, said work to be done in strict accordance with the plans and specifications heretofore adopted by this Board. The contract was awarded to Griffith Company, at a price of $11,968.00, for the Improvement of Yorba Bridge, said work to be done in strict accordance with the plans and specifications heretofore adopted by this Board. The contract was awarded to B. R. Ford, at a price of $14,081.00, for the Surfacing of Edinger Street from Bristol to Greenville Road. Said work to be done in strict accordance with the plans and specifications here-to fore adopted by this Board. Deed for right of way from Borghild Leron, et al was accepted and declared Mrs. Ambassador or does not figure in the withstanding the equipment. But at this time both he and she, and thematic staff, have a chance up" of the head of the nation on earth, and in best bib and tuckets. The Minister from nations born of the sea and cradled on the western Sea, had arrived but two days before having been transferred in Italy, where he had farful years. He was present at the White House short, chunky little man accompanied by a daunting five years. Both his glitter and tinsel of makes a special appeal because for so many years was at the mercy of cracy, the people had drab existence as servant with privileges scarce those of animals. He hardy race and the irrepressible spirit much the body. Three years at the transition from daylight for this merry King of Italy, at a nu solint, holds a soiree for it is the signal for all hours in polishing, freshening ribbons, rinsing and accountment. His glory was not arraigned these" officials when he self, poured into silk shouldered with decorated to the ears, before throne of royalty. And his lily painted and rinsed Hearing of the petition of J. C. Smith, et al., to vacate that portion of those certain streets and alleys, in the Fifth Road District, was continued to January 29, 1924, at 11 A. M. Hearing of the petition of W. W. Roy, et al., to vacate and abandon a portion of that certain public road, street, alley for road or highways, located in Second Road District, was continued to January 2nd, 1924. Map of Tract No. 427 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. Map of Tract No. 498 was accepted as the official plotting of said Tract. The sum of $500.00 was deposited for street work. It was ordered that the Board accept the plan for Exhibit at National Orange Show, at San Bernardino, as submitted by Chas. I. Faber, at a price not to exceed $750.00; and Chas. I. Faber to get any prize money awarded for said exhibit. The Chairman and Clerk were authorized to sign deed for Right of Way to the City of Orange. The County Auditor was authorized to draw a warrant for $250.00 on the Advertising Fund, to apply on contract with Chas. I. Faber, for construction of exhibit at National Orange Show. Map of Tract No. 645 was ordered received by the Board and the same referred to the City Engineer of the City of Fullerton. Map of Tract No. 591 was ordered received by the Board and the same referred to the City Engineer of the City of Fullerton. A resolution was adopted correcting the minutes of Board of Supervisors for the 4th day of December, 1923, relative to R. D. No. 26. An order was made to approve plans for bridge on Centralia Avenue and Artesia Street, across Coyote Creek, as submitted by the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County. In the matter of the formation of the Garden Grove Sanitary District, F. M. Reafsnyder, W. C. Knox, Geo. Parker, Vernon King, Geo. R. Reyburn Dr. C. C. Violet, were sworn and testified in behalf of the Petitioners, M. The contract was awarded to B. R. Ford, at a price of $14,081.00, for the Surfacing of Edinger Street from Bristol to Greenville Road. Said work to be done in strict accordance with the plans and specifications here-to fore adopted by this Board. Deed for right of way from Borghild Leron, et al was accepted and declared a public highway. Deed for right of way from Bass L. Hannum, was accepted and declared a public highway. An extension of sixty days was granted George R. Curtis, in which to complete his contract, Road Improvement District No. 22. It was ordered that Jefferson Street from the Santa Ana River to the Santa Ana Canyon Road, be accepted as completed. The application of Fernando Ochoa, for a Pool Room License at Los Alamitos was denied, and the $6.00 paid be returned to the applicant. In Road District Improvement No. 27, order was made appointing an engineer to prepare specifications for work and for boundaries of Destrict. In Road District Improvement No. 27, resolution of intention No. 27, it is ordered to have hearing on January 22, 1924, at 11:00 A.M., to order work to be done, publication to be made in Orange Daily News. WHITE HOUSE SIMPLICITY Washington, Dec. 27—(Special correspondence)—The other evening the President of the United States received it was the occasion of the annual reception to the diplomatic corps. The foreign diplomats were all present. This may be regarded as a required social event. Each diplomat has an opportunity to meet the President on the occasion of presenting his credentials, but that is done with the stiffest sort of formality, and King of Italy, at a new solini, holds a soiree for it is the signal for hours in polishing, freshening ribbons, and accountment." His glory was not arraigned these" officials when he self, poured into silk shouldered with decorations to the ears, before throne of royalty. And the lily painted and ruffled decorations were most sparse—more like them which places one per slender vase that it might in every detail. The hostess was simply dressed in mannerism of a single jewel. No of an imperial brow. On the hand and a "pleasure" The President: "He man," relates the M and sharp-featured andtere-looking. He was dressed man at the receiv even recall what he had as if he had seen liand rather liked to look that viewpoint. I had three years of frill and Italian court, so that I felt like an exotic feel at home, yet home just my sort of folks could get into our office spend an informal hour his wife. And I'll bet they enjoyed it too. We are jewels and decoration time I call it will pre-sack suit and what congress gaiters. An order was made to approve plans for bridge on Centralia Avenue and Artesia Street, across Coyote Creek, as submitted by the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County. In the matter of the formation of the Garden Grove Sanitary District, F. M. Reafsnyder, W. C. Knox, Geo. Parker, Vernon King, Geo. R. Reyburn Dr. C. C. Violet, were sworn and testified in behalf of the Petitioners. M. B. Allen, Chas, Holt, Fred Andres, J. O. Artley, H. W. Lee, Thomas Jeasup and J. M. Chilson, were sworn and testified, in behalf of the Protestants. Further hearing was continued to December 26th, 1923, at 10:00 A.M. Resolution appointing election officers for Buena Park Sanitary District, was adopted by the Board. Map of Tract No. 638 was accepted as the official plotting of said Tract. The sum of $1500.00 was deposited for street work. The Purchasing Agent was authorized to purchase equipment for the new Hall of Records. Map of Tract No. 653 was accepted as the official plotting of said Tract. The sum of $350.00 was deposited for street work. Map of Tract No. 581 was accepted as the official plotting of said Tract. A check for $150.00 was deposited for street work. Map of Tract No. 402 was accepted as the official plotting of said Tract. A check for $150.00 was deposited for street work. Map of Tract No. 558 was accepted Mrs. Ambassador or Mrs. Minister does not figure in the proceeding, notwithstanding the equal rights movement. But at this annual function both he and she, and the official diplomatic staff, have a chance for a "close up" of the head of the most powerful nation on earth, and everyone is there in best bib and tucker. The Minister from one of the baby nations born of the European War, and cradled on the waves of the Baltic Sea, had arrived in Washington but two days before this reception, having been transferred from his post in Italy, where he had spent three colorful years. He was among those present at the White House. He is a short, chunky little man, rising fifty, accompanied by a dainty wife of twenty-five years. Both are fond of the glitter and tinsel of social life. It makes a special appeal to them because for so many years their country was at the mercy of a cruel autocracy, the people leading a dull drab existence as serfs and peasants with privileges scarcely greater than those of animals. But they are a hardy race and the iron heel failed to crush the spirit, much as it bruised the body. Three years at the Italian court was a transition from darkness to daylight for this merry couple. When the King of Italy, at a nudge from Mussolini, holds a solace for the diplomats it is the signal for a strenuous few hours in polishing, furbishing, and freshening ribbons, medals, orders, and accountment. "Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these" officials when he presents himself, poured into silk panties, round-shouldered with decorations, and sashed to the ears, before the blazing throne of royalty. And his lady fair—the ill painted and rose adorned. MIDWINTER TIME Easterners who think Los Angeles consists mostly of climate, oranges, and movie stars will be quick to revise their opinions after reading the 1924 Annual Midwinter Number of the Los Angeles Times; just published. Seven magazine sections, with 240 pages of articles, charts, and illustrations in colors, reveal the western metropolis in its new role of a busy manufacturing and industrial center. Production of manufactured goods, which in 1900 barely touched $15,000,000, has grown to a record output for 1923 that passed the $1,000,000,000 point. In effect, the Times Midwinter Number is intended to be an inventory of what Southern California is, does, and has. It shows what factories and mills are doing to satisfy the requirements of a fast-growing population; the status of retail, wholesale, and export trade; developments in real estate; $300,000,000 construction program; financial conditions; and petroleum fields which produce more than one-fifth of the world's total output of oil. The extent of Southern California's commerce with eastern states and Europe, as detailed in comprehensive tables of figures, is shown by the fact that cargoes shipped to and from Los Angeles harbor pay one-half the tolls of the Panama Canal. One magazine section, devoted to agriculture, explains the cooperative marketing movement which California successfully applies to almost everything from alfalfa and eggs to citrus fruits and raisins. Another section describes and pictures the hydroelectric power projects which have been developed in the mountains at cost. YOUR WIRE Is what makes home comfortable even to Sunny Southern California lasting kind that fills your room? Burn Carb The Beer Order yours now and be pre- The Elever PRICES: P. S.—Is your citrus frost? Investigate tuets burned in an O protection King of Italy, at a nudge from Musolini, holds a soiree for the diplomats it is the signal for a strenuous few hours in polishing, furbishing, and freshening ribbons, medals, orders, and accountment. "Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these" officials when he presents himself, poured into silk panties, round-shouldered with decorations, and sashed to the ears, before the blazing throne of royalty. And his lady fair—the ill painted and rose adorned. The aforesaid Minister from the baby nation, having heard of the United States as the wealthiest, the most pulsant, the highest living nation on earth, where meat is eaten three times a day and over 80 per cent of the automobiles of the world are operated, concluded that the President of such a country would epitomize the glory of his people as the sunglass focuses the sun. So he and his good wife put on everything including the family plate, and lied themselves to the White House. The surprise was awful. The floral decorations were most tasteful, but sparse—more like the Japanese idea which places one perfect rose in a slender vase that it may be enjoyed in every detail. The White House hostess was simply dressed and unaffected in mannerism. Not the blaze of a single jewel. No straightening of an imperial brow. Just a shake of the hand and a "pleased to meet you." The President: "He was a small man," relates the Minister, "small and sharp-featured and somewhat ausere-looking. He was the plainest-dressed man at the reception. I can't even recall what he had on. He looked as if he had seen life in the rough and rather liked to look at it from that viewpoint. I had been through three years of frill and furbelow at the Italian court, so that in front of him I felt like an exotic. He made me feel at home, yet homesick, for he was just my sort of folks and I wished we could get into our old clothes and spend an informal hour with him and his wife. And I'll bet they would have enjoyed it too. We are storing the jewels and decorations. The next time I call it will probably be in a sack suit and what you folks call congress gaiters. PRICES: P. S.—Is your citrus frost? 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