anaheim-gazette 1924-06-12

SUPERVISOR'S PROCEEDINGS The Chairman was authorized to approve bond on Map Tract No. 696, and same was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. A check for $2000 was deposited for street work. Hearing of the petition of Joe W. Skidmore, et al., was set for July 1, 1924, at 10 A.M. Publication to be given in the Laguna Life. An extension of time of thirty days was granted B. R. Ford, Contractor, in which to complete the paving work in R. L. D. No. 29. A spraying license was ordered issued to Wm. Vogele. The chairman was authorized to approve bond on Map Tract No. 670 and same was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. No streets accepted. State aid was granted to Eula Belknap and Tanie Dersev. It was ordered that the assessment against Edward E. Suejkal on certain real property be cancelled. It was ordered that the assessment against the Garden Grove Storm Water Protection District, against certain real property be canceled. A Franchise, under application of the Association Oil Co., was sold to the Associated Oil Co. for the consideration of $200 upon the said company executing a bond in the sum of $1,000 in favor of said County of Orange. J. Frederick Ahlborn was appointed Industrial and Publicity Agent to re-cacophonophillist Senator Pat is the chief of the clan. With the palladium of our liberties clasped firmly to his bosom by one hand, and the gonfalon of democracy waving high from the other, he will parade proudly and vociferously before the assembled hosts of democracy and hurl his defi into the teeth of al who may oppose. When Pat Harrison thunders the earth trembles with the tread of armies long since returned to dust, and the disarticulated bones of democratic leaders long since consigned to Mother Earth spring together once more, and the skeletons parade pompously for another brief time, then again back to mold and decay. When Pat Harrison rides with lance acouch, visor lifted to give his vocal apparatus full play, he sweeps like a besom of destruction upon the ranks of all who dare oppose, and courageous indeed is he who dares to sit and listen. When Pat Harrison gets into action as the democratic keynoter, the reputation of orators of today and yesterday will be shattered into infinitesimal fragments, history will shleek and flee in dire dismay, truth will hide her beauteous face, and only Bombasio Furioso will survive. With no partition wall dividing his imagination from his information, Pat will hold his democratic brether enthralled by the spell of his vociferation, and sound without sense will once more be vindicated as the real keynote of a party whose religion is opposition to the thing that is, and unwavering adherence to anything that was, and is not because experience shunted it into oblivion. A characteristic democratic keynoter, Pat will pitch it high in pleuring tremolo, and the hosts of democracy, hungering and thirsting, will stand and sing, as always, the calamitous wall of those who are not and will be large enough coming summertime motorists will o f this section. VAUCLAIN IN President W. Locomotive West business man has recently book some large company and ed with the great Mexicans. He to visit Mexico at first hand; large attendance; the working Vauclain that rapidly. As the resource to development chinery and steadily increase is the logical step and our manual alert to get chasers and see their foreign co-ordoubless have ousely, but impolitical and economic country, couple intelligent attitude summed by the Nation at Washington for such transa- WOOLLY-P Woolly-pod making rather abnormally California, led by stockmen cattle and sheds by the Univ.of Agriculture very poisonous A Franchise, under application of the Association Oil Co., was sold to the Associated Oil Co. for the consideration of $200 upon the said company executing a bond in the sum of $1,000 in favor of said County of Orange. J. Frederick Ahlborn was appointed Industrial and Publicity Agent to represent Orange County at Los Angeles, at a salary of $200 per month. A deed to the County of Orange from Antoinette Hall, et al, in the Third Road District, was accepted and ordered placed on record. It was ordered to allow demands not to exceed $1,000 during Fiscal year 1924-25, for carrying on guaging stream flow water in Orange County. The County Auditor was directed to draw a warrant for $100 on the General Fund, in favor of L. F. Coburn, President of the Barber Committee of Fifty, to be used in connection with the Orange County Harbor development. The chairman was authorized to approve the bond on Tract No. 618, and Tract No. 691 was accepted, but not as to roads. The Chairman was authorized to approve the bond on Tract No. 618, and same was accepted as the official plotting. The Chairman was authorized to approve contract and bond for completion on tract! It was ordered to have the County Roads opened that have been ordered closed, during the epidemic. SINCERITY, HONESTY AND CONSIDERATION It is a continually amazing phenomenon in human affairs that when problems of state and finance, of social and economic importance, become so chaotic that apparently the functions of society are about to be strangled, a man of simple and direct personality and wisdom, always appears to free them by the magic of his mind. Such men the American people have been singularly fortunate in having in times of crises: eferring to the wok of the American committee which has proposed a plan for settling the reparations trouble. Bills for the second installment on income taxes which will be due June 15 were mailed yesterday to 200,000 Southern California taxpayers. Collector of Internal Revenue Rex B. Goodcell has been deluged with inquiries as to whether or not the flat reduction in taxes on 1923 income which is provided by the new Revenue Bill could be used as a credit on the tax installment which must be paid on or before June 15. "The new Revenue Bill is in the hands of the President and we are still operating under the Reveune Act of 1921," Collector Goodcell said yesterday. "Taxpayers should promptly pay this second installment or under the law they become liable to penalties and the entire amount of tax automatically becomes due. In other words they will forfeit the right to pay in installments." While I have not been advised as to the official procedure to be followed in allowing the 25 per cent reduction, undoubtedly it will take effect with the fourth or final installment due December 15, thereby wiping out the payment of that installment. This would be the logical procedure as it would not be businesslike to give credit for the reduction while the taxpayer still owes the Government three quarterly installments. Collector Goodcell yesterday received telegraphic information from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to the effect that in view of the recent action of Attorney General Stone, withdrawing the Daugherty opinion stating that income from community property is divisible for the State of California, all action relative to refunds on both income and estate taxes will be held in abeyance pending further consideration by the Attorney General. TAX REDUCTIONS Bills for the second installment on income taxes which will be due June 15 were mailed yesterday to 200,000 Southern California taxpayers. Collector of Internal Revenue Rex B. Goodcell has been deluged with inquiries as to whether or not the flat reduction in taxes on 1923 income which is provided by the new Revenue Bill could be used as a credit on the tax installment which must be paid on or before June 15. "The new Revenue Bill is in the hands of the President and we are still operating under the Reveune Act of 1921," Collector Goodcell said yesterday. "Taxpayers should promptly pay this second installment or under the law they become liable to penalties and the entire amount of tax automatically becomes due. In other words they will forfeit the right to pay in installments." While I have not been advised as to the official procedure to be followed in allowing the 25 per cent reduction, undoubtedly it will take effect with the fourth or final installment due December 15, thereby wiping out the payment of that installment. This would be the logical procedure as it would not be businesslike to give credit for the reduction while the taxpayer still owes the Government three quarterly installments. Collector Goodcell yesterday received telegraphic information from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to the effect that in view of the recent action of Attorney General Stone, withdrawing the Daugherty opinion stating that income from community property is divisible for the State of California, all action relative to refunds on both income and estate taxes will be held in abeyance pending further consideration by the Attorney General. SAVE THE CLUB Ignorance of these ca plants is costly heavy fines and measures, according to Automobile California. In this club is warning state not to yield beautiful white bikes ago the county police making it unlawful mutilate or destroy or to pick or cut some therefrom, we are growing on pu This ordinance cannot prevent beautiful extermination. The season and the teachers is great. Plus some kills the plant measures are necessary decorative feature. A fine up to $50 in the county jail exceed 30 days, no prisonment may be imposed of the law. motion in human affairs that when problems of state and finance, of social and economic importance, become so chaotic that apparently the functions of society are about to be strangled, a man of simple and direct personality and wisdom, always appears to free them by the magic of his mind. Such men the American people have been singularly fortunate in having in times of crises: eferring to the wok of the American committee which has proposed a plan for settling the reparations tangle, M. Parmentier, French member of the committee to stabilize German finance, said: "If this business proves a success, we owe it all to Mr. Young." The effect of the report of the committee will not be definitely known for some time, but there is no longer any doubt about the effect of Owen D. Young's presence. His masterly handling of difficult situations, his shrewd analysis of intricate problems, of reconciling opposing views, have been known to his business associates for many years. They offered apparently a fresh and distinctly pleasing experience to men weared by ceaseless bickering which led only to further division. There are few problems which cannot be solved by sincerity, honesty and consideration for others. The United States can be proud to have men who can view world problems from this viewpoint rather than from a selfish interest. WILL PITCH 'ER HIGH Senator Pat Harrison is billed to be the keynoter at the democratic national convention. This is assurance doubly sure that the note will be pitched far above the treble clef, the motif lofty in the extreme and the melody enchanting in its syncopation. As a collector Goodcell yesterday received telegraphic information from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to the effect that in view of the recent action of Attorney General Stone, withdrawing the Daugherty opinion stating that income from community property is divisible for the State of California, all action relative to refunds on both income and estate taxes will be held in abeyance pending further consideration by the Attorney General. A BUSY CORNER The street intersection where more autos pass than any given point in the world is now controlled by an automatic signal. This stands in the center of the intersection of Adams and Figueroa Streets. Los Angeles, on a two foot concrete base, and is 15 feet high. It tells drivers to wait for signal, to go and stop, at intervals that can be regulated to suit by the clock work mechanism. It was developed by the engineers of the Automobile Club of Southern California. The recent traffic check made in Los Angeles, where there is one motor vehicle to every 3.2 persons, showed that 69,797 cars pass this intersection daily. This is the junction of two through boulevards without street car lines. Three superlatives are credited for this particular spot—the traffic signal is said to be the most efficient yet devised; the number of vehicles greater than at any other point; and the building on the corner is the headquarters of the largest automobile organization in the world, the Automobile Club of Southern California. It is expected that the daily average of motor vehicles at this intersection vent the beautiful extermination. The season and the trees lists is great. Plots soms kills the plants measures are necessary remaining speculative decorative feature. A fine up to $500 in the county jail exceed 30 days, our prisonment may be tortion of the law. The forestry depends on automobile clocks are picking their ignorance of the law excuse them. Here that resident motorists campaign to form visiting motorists soms must not be allowed. AUTO REGULATION The grand total California during 1854 and inclusive of A motorcycles and tractors 1,165,258. The Divisibles announces as follows: Passenger cars, 9 trucks, 119,465; soot motorcycles, 9,835; Collections for those to $5,687,179.45. The ed between the state road maintenance expenses of the division. Other registratic dealers, 2602; motor trailer dealers, 20; chauffeurs, 75,760. The plain clothes latest ruse of the Vehicles to teach motorists to obey the Will H. Marsh, ANAHEIM GAZETTE will be largely augmented during the coming summer, when many eastern motorists will be visiting scenic spots of this section. VAUCLAIN IMPRESSED BY MEXICO President Vauclain of the Baldwin Locomotive Works is one of the keenest business men in the country. He has recently visited Mexico City to book some large contracts for his company and has been much impressed with the growing prosperity of the Mexicans. He advises every exporter to visit Mexico and get information at first hand. Building booms and large attendance at trade schools of the working classes convinced Mr. Vauclain that Mexico is advancing rapidly. As the resources of Mexico yield to development, the demand for machinery and other equipment will steadily increase. The United States is the logical source of those supplies and our manufacturers should be on the alert to get in touch with purchasers and secure contracts before their foreign competitors. Credit will doubtless have to be extended generously, but improvement in the political and economic situation in the country, coupled with the highly intelligent attitude toward Mexico assumed by the Republican Administration at Washington, indicates safety for such transactions. WOOLLY-POD MILKWEED Woolly-pod milkweed, a plant growing rather abundantly in parts of western California, has long been suspected by stockmen of being poisonous to cattle and sheep. Recent investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture have shown that it is very poisonous to these animals. sion, announces that he has deputized 25 plain clothes men in all parts of the state to assist the regular highway patrol in nabbing violators and that more are to be added from time to time. These men will cooperate in the regular law enforcement campaigns launched from time to time by the division and have been given authority to make arrests or to issue warnings to violators. IF YOU WANT a good turkish Bath and Swedish massage—the place to get it is 628 N. Main Street, Santa Ana. The "great unrest" that we hear so much about doesn't apply to tongues. You may be "a man in a million" and be one of the worthless millions. NOTICE INVITING BIDS For Furnishing and Installing A Hydro-Pneumatic Pressure System. For The ORANGE COUNTY WATER WORKS, DISTRICT No. 2. Sealed bids are invited for furnishing to the County of Orange, California, waterworks material in accordance with the specifications thereof No. 4, of the Orange County Water Works, District No. 2, on file in the office of the County Clerk of said County; Said waterworks material is more particularly described as consisting of the furnishing and the installment of a complete Hydro-Pneumatic Pressure System, all as specifically so described in said specifications, above referred to. Forms of proposal, contract and bonds, and copies of the specifications will be furnished upon application to the County Clerk, Court House, Santa Ana, California, or the Engineer, L. Wayne McCollum, Wickersheim Building, Fullerton, California. All bids must be filed with said County Clerk: at or before 11 A. M. June 17th, 1924, at the Court House a bond in an amount not less than 50% of the estimated aggregate of the proposal, conditioned for the faithful performance of the contract, and shall furnish a bond in like amount for the security of material, men and laborers, as required by law, and executed by the Contractor and by a responsible surety company, or by two or more sufficient sureties approved by said Board of Supervisors. A deposit of five ($5.00) dollars will be required for each copy of the plans, specifications and contract documents. Said Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this 20 day of May, 1924. By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. Publish May 22, 29, June 5. NOTICE INVITING BIDS For Furnishing and Installing A Hydro-Pneumatic Pressure System. For The ORANGE COUNTY WATER WORKS, DISTRICT No. 2. Pursuant to a Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, adopted April 14th, 1924, directing this notice. Sealed bids are invited for furnishing to the County of Orange, California, waterworks material in accordance with the specifications thereof No. 2 on file in the office of the County Clerk of said County, as follows: 23 two-way 6" Fire Hydrants, with 2 2½" hose outlets 54 4" Gate Valves 4 6" Gate Valves 3 8" Gate Valves 4500 feet %" Standard Screw Pipe 2200 feet 2" Standard Screw Pipe 150 %" Corporation Cocks 150 %" Curb Cocks 150 %" lead to Iron Unions 800 pounds %" Double A lead pipe 500 pounds pig lead Forms of proposal, contract and bonds, and copies of the specifications will be furnished upon application to the County Clerk, Court House, San- WOOLLY-POD MILKWEED Woolly-pod milkweed, a plant growing rather abundantly in parts of western California, has long been suspected by stockmen of being poisonous to cattle and sheep. Recent investigations by the United States Department of Agriculture have shown that it is very poisonous to these animals. Although no cases have been reported, it is thought that it may also be poisonous to horses. Animals are not likely to eat it except when other forage is scarce, but it is particularly dangerous as only a small quantity is necessary and the dried plant may be eaten in hay. As little as 0.1 of a pound per hundredweight of animal may poison and 0.22 of a pound of the green material or its equivalent of dried plant per boundedweight may cause death. A detailed account of the experimental work and descriptions of the plant with photographs have been published in Department Bulletin 1212 The Woolly-Pod Milkweed as a Poisonous Plant, by C. D. Marsh and A. B. Clawson. Copies of the bulletin may be obtained as long as the supply lasts by writing to the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. SAVE THE YUCCA Ignorance of the law protecting yucca plants is costing many motorists heavy fines and threatening imprisonments, according to announcement by the Automobile Club of Southern California. In this connection the auto club is warning all strangers in the state not to yield to the lure of the beautiful white blooms, as two years ago the county passed an ordinance making it unlawful for any person to mutilate or destroy any yucca plant, or to pick or cut any blooms or blossoms therefrom, whether such plants are growing on public or private land. This ordinance was passed to prevent the beautiful desert plants from extermination. This is the blooming season and the temptation to motorists is great. Plucking the big blossoms kills the plant so that drastic measures are necessary to save the remaining specimens that form a highly decorative feature of desert travel. A fine up to $50 and imprisonment in the county jail for a term not to exceed 30 days, or both fine and imprisonment may be imposed for violation of the law. FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK IN AND Near Buena Park, California, For The Orange County Water Works District No. 2 Pursuant to a Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, adopted April 14th, 1924, directing this Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN inviting sealed bids for the construction and completion of a Pipe Distribution System for the Orange County Water Works, District No. 2, at Buena Park, California, consisting of excavating and backfilling of approximately Three and one-half (3½) miles of ditch for laying pipes, and the laying of the following pipes therein, together with connection of necessary fittings: 1500 feet of 2" Standard Screw Casing Pipe 11000 feet of 4" cast iron Bell and Spiggot pipe. 2980 feet of 6" cast iron Bell and Spiggot pipe. 23 two-way 6" Fire Hydrants, with 2 2½" hose outlets 54 4" Gate Valves 4 6" Gate Valves 3 8" Gate Valves 4500 feet %" Standard Screw Pipe 2200 feet 2" Standard Screw Pipe 150 %" Corporation Cocks 150 %" Curb Cocks 150 %" lead to Iron Unions 800 pounds %" Double A lead pipe 500 pounds pig lead Forms of proposal, contract and bonds, and copies of the specifications will be furnished upon application to the County Clerk, Court House, Santa Ana, California, or the Engineer, L. Wayne McCollum, Wickersheim Building, Fullerton, California. All bids must be filed with said County Clerk at or before 11 A.M. June 17th, 1924, at the Court House Santa Ana, California, on forms furnished by said County. Each bid must be accompanied by a check certified by a responsible bank, or a satisfactory bond, payable to the Order of the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange for not less than 5% of the aggregate sum of the bid, as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into the proposed contract, if awarded to him. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder shall, within ten days after the award, enter into a written contract with said County of Orange in accordance with the draft of contract furnished by the said County for furnishing said water works materials, and deliver to the County Clerk of said County a bond in an amount not less than 50% of the aggregate of the proposal conditioned for the faithful performance of the contract, and shall furnish a bond in like amount for the security of material men and laborers, as required by law, and shall execute by the Contractor and a responsible surety company, or by two or more sufficient sureties approved by said Board of Supervisors. Dated May 27th, 1924. By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, California. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. NOTICE INVITING BIDS For Construction Work in and Near Buena Park, California, For The Orange County Water Works District No. 2 Pursuant to a Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, adopted April 14th, 1924, directing this Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN inviting sealed bids for the construction and completion of a Pipe Distribution System for the Orange County Water Works, District No. 2, at Buena Park, California, consisting of excavating and backfilling of approximately Three and one-half (3½) miles of ditch for laying pipes, and the laying of the following pipes therein, together with connection of necessary fittings: 1500 feet of 2" Standard Screw Casing Pipe 11000 feet of 4" cast iron Bell and Spiggot pipe. 2980 feet of 6" cast iron Bell and Spiggot pipe. vent the beautiful desert plants from extermination. This is the blooming season and the temptation to motorists is great. Plucking the big blossoms kills the plant so that drastic measures are necessary to save the remaining specimens that form a highly decorative feature of desert travel. A fine up to $50 and imprisonment in the county jail for a term not to exceed 30 days, or both fine and imprisonment may be imposed for violation of the law. The forestry department reports to the automobile club that many persons are picking the yucca plants in ignorance of the law, which does not excuse them. Hence the club urges that resident motorists familiar with the campaign to save the yucca, inform visiting motorists that the blossoms must not be disturbed. AUTO REGISTRATION The grand total of registrations for California during 1924 up to May 28th and inclusive of Automobiles, trucks, motorcycles and trailers amounted to 1,165,258. The Division of Motor Vehicles announces these registrations as follows: Passenger cars, 987,776; pneumatic trucks, 119,465; solid trucks, 37,264; motorcycles, 9,835; trailers, 10,918. Collections for the period amounted to $5,687,179.45. The money is divided between the state and counties for road maintenance purposes after expenses of the division are paid. Other registrations follow: auto dealers, 2602; motorcycle dealers, 69; trailer dealers, 20; transfers, 184.127; chauffeurs, 75,760. The plain clothes traffic cop is the latest ruse of the Division of Motor Vehicles to teach erring California motorists to obey the law. Will H. Marsh, Chief of the Divi- and completion of a Pipe Distribution System for the Orange County Water Works, District No. 2, at Buena Park, California, consisting of excavating and backfilling of approximately Three and one-half (3½) miles of ditch for laying pipes, and the laying of the following pipes therein, together with connection of necessary fittings: 1500 feet of 2" Standard Screw Casing Pipe 11000 feet of 4" cast iron Bell and Spiggot pipe. 2980 feet of 6" cast iron Bell and Spiggot pipe. 3400 feet of 8" cast iron Bell and Spiggot pipe, and installing valves fire hydrants, and making service connections, which require approximately 1500 feet of additional trenching, all in accordance with plans and specifications thereof on file in the office of the County Clerk of said County. All bids must be filed with said County Clerk at his office in the County Court House, at or before 11:00 A.M. on the 10th day of June, 1924, at Santa Ana, California. Forms of proposal, estimated quantities, contract and bonds and copies of specifications will be furnished to prospective bidders by said County upon application to the County Clerk of said County, or the engineer, L. Wayne McCollum, Wichersheim Building, Fullerton. All bids must be on forms furnished by said County, and each bid must be accompanied by a check, certified by a responsible bank payable to the order of the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of said County, for an amount not less than 5% of the aggregate sum of the bid, or by a satisfactory bond for the said amount, and so payable, as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into the proposed contract. If the same is awarded to him. Bidders must bid on all items embraced in the schedule. 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