anaheim-gazette 1925-01-08

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Items of Local Interest Called from the Files of Former Issues of This Paper 50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK January 9, 1875. The next session of the Anaheim public schools will commence on Monday. Mrs. Guinn has resigned the charge of the intermediate school and will be succeeded by Miss Adah Des Granges. No teacher has as yet been secured to take charge of the Primary Department and until that is done Mrs. Guinn will continue to discharge her duties. In the list of names for the Grand Jury for the January term are those of Messrs. E. W. Champlin, Richard Heimann and Charles Harter, of Anaheim and George Foutain of San Juan Capistrano. Rev. Gustave Bouchard has gone to Japan, so he says in a postal card dated January 2nd. Dolores Garcia is completing his arrangements to open a first-class livery stable in San Juan Capistrano. Charlie Wright has bought out the livery stable of Highby & Cullum and will carry on the business at their old stand on Center street. Mr. Tim Boege is building a two story lodging house on his addition near the depot. It will be presided are requested to meet in Anaheim Enterprise hall on Saturday, the 9th day of January 1875 at 1 o'clock p.m. By request of many who are interested. Notice is given to the shareholders of the Anaheim Water company, through the secretary, F. A. Korn that at a meeting held on Saturday, December 12, 1874 the board of trustees levied an assessment of 50 cents per acre on the capital stock of said company payable on or before the 16th day of January 1825 to the treasurer Henry Werder at his residence. Another oil discovery is reported from San Fernando flowing 100 barrels a day. The tax list, state and county, for the year 1874, foots up to $250,000 of which $200,000 had been paid up to six o'clock on last Monday night. All unpaid taxes are now delinquent, and a penalty of 5 per cent is added. At the U. S. Land office in Los Angeles 11,133 acres of land were sold last year, 1,360 acres located under military warrants, 869 acres entered under the homestead law and 94 acres under the mining law. Last year over eleven million feet of lumber was received in this (Los Angeles) county. An increase of fully 50 per cent over the previous year. Papa Henry hands with friday afternoon. Clarence Grove Chica yesterday home in Los J. Mr. Grimshaw men at work u adjoining the o be completed t Harris and led their new which replaced previously used new lights are installed here, did volume of is being stock which are bel end the new a perfection. Go new lights, get gentlemanly p their store. While standi come seven fe cerman's store y sustained a fair escaping serlo raged in placin per shelving a missed his foor floor, smashing Dolores Garcia is completing his arrangements to open a first-class livery stable in San Juan Capistrano. Charlie Wright has bought out the livery stable of Highby & Cullum and will carry on the business at their old stand on Center street. Mr. Tim Boege is building a two story lodging house on his addition near the depot. It will be presided over when completed by Otto Evers. There came the other day in San Juan Capistrano a good old fashioned California law suit. The matter in dispute was a little piece of public land situated near the village, and the court was held in a sequestered valley immediately beneath the shadow of the old mission church, and called since the occurrence of which we speak "Bloody Gulch." Armed each with a little hatchet and drunk with rage they assayed a settlement by knocking out each other's brains. It is needless to mention their non-success, for, in the first place their points of law were not well taken and in the second place they had no brains. From March, 1872, to the first of the present year, or in other words during the incumbency of Sheriff Rowland the records of the county jail show that there have been arrested for various crimes 544 persons. Among these the number indicted for murder and manslaughter foots up forty-four, whilst those accused of these crimes now in San Quentin only number 16 persons. The sheriff has evidently performed his duties well. But how about the juries? Tustin City Items—A New Years Ball was held at the Tustin City School house. About thirty couples were in attendance and everybody enjoyed themselves hugely. Supper was served at the hotel by Mr. Utt and the table was supplied by every delicacy. The Tustin City string band supplied the music. On the same evening the school district was presented with a fine clock by Mr. C. Tustin. Among the many new buildings, which are now in course of erection we have often heard of Mr. Reiser's brewery, but had not the slightest idea what a mammoth concern it will be, until passing in that vicinity a few days ago. Our idea had been before that it might come something like this: At the U. S. Land office in Los Angeles 11,133 acres of land were sold last year, 1,360 acres located under military warrants, 869 acres entered under the homestead law and 94 acres under the mining law. Last year over eleven million feet of lumber was received in this (Los Angeles) county. An increase of fully 50 per cent over the previous year. 25 YEARS AGO TODAY January 11, 1900. Burton Heald and Miss Nellie Mansfield were married yesterday at 11 o'clock at the residence of Mr. Mansfield at West Anaheim. Rew Stone officiated. The newly married couple will live in Mr. Heald's residence west of town. Mr. Heald Sr., will go to Pasadena to reside. H. D. Polhemus came in from Miraflores on Thursday and reported that the first train in three months had some days before run over the old Southern Pacific line through Miraflores. A rumor has been current that the railway company intends to abandon its line altogether, and will use their new line through town exclusively. Frank McDermont and Miss Myrtle Webber were married in Fullerton on New Years Day. After a short honeymoon trip to Mount Lowe they returned to that town where they have gone to housekeeping. Jerry Cole, mayor of Hardscrabble, made a business trip to our town yesterday and stayed long enough to say that things were looking fine out his way. Charley Norman has had a force of men trimming up and grading Center street. He has opened up and graded Atchinson street where the new cannery building will be erected. Mrs. Rose Lainese of Los Angeles, has been the guest during the week of Misses Jessie and Winifred Melrose. Zanjero Brunworth has decided to enter the race for city marshal. There are now three avowed candidates for gentlemanly pity their store. While standing some seven feet fromerman's store y sustained a fall escaping serion raged in placing per shelving missed his floor, smashing ishing the ladder in the wrist bandaging the thigh. Wm. Crowthood of the Water noon with quite trim to his whit elled in the late clothing. Ho London and Me meeting for the months. The besides Mr. Crey whiskers went Chapman, M Superintendent following expert Expense fund pleyes $360, co petition was Wilshire. Meh Miss Gregg am for cementing J. H. Clever's Kraemer and Pepeared before to a cement di places in Place. WATCH LATHE Development ericas is reach and this means for American facturing macha openings for you men are suggestanding trade will result. To proposed or una volume, but fported by the merce during thas examples. Brazil: A co erected in Rio one million five lars. The Paragranta conco pearl button faction has been g Among the many new buildings, which are now in course of erection we have often heard of Mr. Reiser's brewery, but had not the slightest idea what a mammoth concern it will be, until passing in that vicinity a few days ago. Our idea had been before that time that it was some thing a little better than provincial, but the fact is that the building would do San Francisco credit in size and capacity and general internal arrangements for brewing. A grand ball will be given by the members of the Anaheim Masonic Lodge on February 22nd. Adv.—Mrs. Flora Brown is offering her winter hats at cost, so go at once and secure one of those stylish felts before they are all gone. Notice—China laborers, in all departments can be found and employed at Wau Lung's Wash house, on Center Street, Anaheim. To-wit: Good cooks, Laundrymen and all other business. Call on Wau Lung, agent of the See Yup Company, for information. Frank Ganahl was married on Tuesday in Marysville to Miss Lizzie McDaniel, a sister of Major E. M. McDaniel, formerly of Los Angeles. Mass Meeting.—All persons who own or represent land, East, North and North-west of Anaheim, who are in favor of adding in the construction of a ditch from the bed-rock crossing of the Santa Ana river, suitable for our present wants and within our mean. Mrs. Rose Lainese of Los Angeles, has been the guest during the week of Misses Jessie and Winifred Melrose. Zanjero Brunworth has decided to enter the race for city marshal. There are now three avowed candidates for the office with a number of outlying precincts to hear from. The election occurs next April. The engagement is announced of Henry Strodthoff of Jerome A. T. and Miss Edith Fay of this city. The date of the wedding has not been set. B. F. Porter was in town from his Orangethorpe avenue ranch on Saturday afternoon. J. A. Schulte and Miss Bertha Selinger were married on Wednesday afternoon at Fullerton, Justice Johnson officiating. Alcalde Egan of Capistrano was in town on Friday on his way to the Bolsa Chica shooting grounds, where he expected to join W. F. Botsford and Count von Schmidt on a day's hunt in the marches. The Alcalde reports 3.79 inches of rainfall at Capistrano for last-week's storm. There were seven washouts on the railroad below San Juan and all trains were late for several days. H. Cahen and R. Melrose spent Tuesday in Los Angeles on business. The Southern Pacific company will run a theatre train to Los Angeles on the occasion of Emma Nevada's men trimming up and grading Center street., He has opened up and graded Atchinson street where the new cannery building will be erected. Brazil: A conference in Rio de Janeiro one million five dollars. The Paraguay granted a concession button fashion has been given for a textile waste. The Brazil has won of a blast furnace State aid to the cated in the wreck the politics therefor. Amor is a water system making it obligate to use the same State of Sergipe mended the coil lines of railroad Argentina: A involving nearly been favorably company at Ross hundred and fifteen functioning as a good chance to new gas and elec Vickers interest al to the Government of a shipyard neighboring Urra the construction bridge over the tween Uruguay awarded. The video asks bids age works involves meters of cost about two thousand dollars Colombia; The concert, returning to this city after the performance at a round trip rate of $1.10. Agent Darling will furnish all information. E. W. Morgan has returned from a two week's sojourn at Pasadena. Ed Boege and Adolph Luedke are at the Landing on a hunting trip. Papa Henry Hetebrink was shaking hands with friends in town on Saturday afternoon. Clarence Groat came up from Bolsa Chica yesterday on his way to his home in Los Angeles. Mr. Grimshaw has a force of nine men at work upon his new warehouse adjoining the dryer. The building will be completed next week. Harris and Falkonstein have installed their new incandescent arc lights which replace the three arc lights previously used in their store. The new lights are the first of their kind installed here, and give forth a splendid volume of illumination. The store is being stocked with new goods, which are being received constantly and the new arcs set off the goods to perfection. Go and take a look at the new lights, get acquainted with the gentlemanly proprietors and inspect their store. While standing upon a stop ladder come seven feet high in Charley Federman's store yesterday, Oscar Renner sustained a fall to the floor narrwly escaping serious injury. He was engaged in placing goods upon some upper shelving and in stepping back missed his foothold and fell to the floor, smashing a show case, demolishing the ladder and cutting himself into contract has been awarded, the span to be over fourteen hundred feet long and to accommodate a single track railway with passages for pedestrians. At Buena Ventura the wharf is to be extended, the Colombian Senate having voted an annual sum for harbor improvements. The extension will provide berthing facilities for large ships and will be fitted with cranes, etc. The project for dredging the mouth of the Magdalena River so that vessels can reach Baranquilla, has been approved. An American firm has obtained a contract for a 25-mile extension of the Amaga Railroad in the Department of Antioquia. Since our treaty with Colombia was ratified which gave her a credit of twenty-five million dollars as a quit claim on Panama Canal properties, she has been forging ahead. This money goes into public works and is being wisely administered. Mexico. Street paving work and renovation of the water works at Saltillo are in prospect. A contract has been awarded for harbor improvements at Manzanillo. The telephone system in Durango requires overhauling and much of the overhead cable will have to be replaced. In Chile a native engineer has been granted permission to build a subway traversing the streets of Santiago. In Bolivia a company has been organized to develop agriculture in the vicinity of Sucre. In Paraguay the new Minister of Finance is keenly interested in good roads and the road budget for 1924-25 is expected to pass the Paraguayan Congress. San Salvador is to have a modern country club with golf courses etc. A large meat-packing plant is scheduled for Lima, Peru. A new company will operate a railroad to the old manganese mines near Colon, Panama. Honduras is preparing to double her sugar production by the addition in the Complaint as arising upon contract, or he will apply to the Court for any relief demanded in the complaint. The property affected by this action is that certain real property situated in the Rancho Santigo de Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, described as follows: That portion of Lot "L" of the Bush and Watson Tract in the Leandro Serrano Allotment of the Rancho Santigo de Santa Ana, According to a survey made by George C. Knox for Bush and Watson in September, 1871, described as follows: Beginning at a point marked by a nail and tin in the pavement in the Center line of the County Road known as Santiago Boulevard, which said point bears North 89 degrees 15' East 722.04 feet from the West line of said Lot "L" which is the center line of the County Road known as Tustin Avenue; running thence North no degrees 25' West 595.98 feet to a point marked by an iron pipe; thence North 89 degrees 15' East 72.60 feet to a point which is 6 feet East of an iron pipe, which said point is in the center line of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company ditch; thence along center line of said ditch the following courses and distances: South no degrees 25' East 6.54 feet; South 44 degrees 55' East 332.28 feet; South 6 degrees 40' East 297.40 feet to a point marked by an iron pipe and South 56 degrees 40' East 98.60 feet to a point in the center line of the said Santiago Boulevard; Thence along the center line of said Santiago Boulevard, South 89 degrees 15' West 419.76 feet to the point of beginning, containing 3.777 acres, more or less, according to the survey thereof by W.K. Hillyard in 1924. Subject to an easement for road purposes over the portion included in Santiago Boulevard on the South and Subject to the right of way along the Easterly line for the ditch and pipe line of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company. That the object of the action is to quiet plaintiffs' title and the title of Martha A. Squires, deceased, to the above described real property and to determine adverse claims to, and any cloaks upon the title thereof. While standing upon a stop ladder some seven feet high in Charley Federman's store yesterday, Oscar Renner sustained a fall to the floor narribly escaping serious injury. He was engaged in placing goods upon some upper shelving and in stepping back missed his foothold and fell to the floor, smashing a show case, demolishing the ladder and cutting himself in the wrist and the finger. After bandaging the cuts he resumed work. Wm. Crowther entered the meeting of the Water Board Saturday afternoon with quite a perceptible Picadilly trim to his whiskers. He was appalled in the latest cut suit of London clothing. He had just returned from London and Paris and sat in the meeting for the first time in ten months. The other members present besides Mr. Crowther and his Picadilly whiskers were Messers. Fay, Pierotti, Chapman, Nobelling and Benchley. Superintendent Shippard reported the following expenses during December: Expense fund $394.97, regular employees $360, construction acct. $697.50. A petition was received from Messrs. Wilshire, McDormont, Case, Dean, Miss Gregg and others of Fuulerton for cementing of ditch on east line of J. H. Clever's property. Sam and Ed Kraemer and Professor Carpenter appeared before the board in reference to a cement ditch running along their places in Placentia. WATCH LATIN AMERICA GROW Development work in the Latin America is reaching large proportions, and this means an increasing market for American construction and manufacturing machinery of all sorts, while openings for young American technical men are suggested. Ultimately, expanding trade with these countries will result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF WILLARD B. CLARK, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Mary L. Clark, administratrix of the Estate of Willard B. Clark, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said Administratrix at her place of business, the office of Weisel & Stark, Rooms 2. 3. and 4. Golden State National Bank Building, in the City of Anaheim. County of Orange, State of Califirnia within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice. Dated, this 18th day of November, 1924. MARY L. CLARK. Administratrix of the Estate of Willard B. Clark, Deceased. WEISEL & STARK. Attorneys for Administratrix. Nov. 19t5. SUMMONS In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. No. 17,706, Dept. 1 Charles H. Squires, Executor of the last will and testament of Martha A. Squires, Deceased. John H. Stuntz, Wilhelm Fisher, Urish E. Squires, John Doe, Jane Doe, John Doe a corporation and John Doe Comginning, containing 3.777 acres, more or less, according to the survey thereof by W.K. Hillyard in 1924. Subject to an easement for road purposes over the portion included in Santiago Boulevard on the South and Subject to the right of way along the Easterly line for the ditch and pipe line of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company. That the object of the action is to quiet plaintiff's title and the title of Martha A. Squires, deceased, to the above described real property and to determine adverse claims to, and any clouds upon, the title to said real property, and to determine all adverse claims thereto, and clouds thereon of the defendants above named. Also, of all other persons unknown, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint and above described, adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or adverse to the ownership of said estate, or any cloud upon the title of plaintiff, or of said estate thereto. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 28th day of October, A.D., 1924. (SEAL) J.M.BACKS,Clerk, By H.M.Head,Deputy Clerk. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME OF PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Peter Hutain,Sr.,deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday,the 14th day of November,1924.at 10 o'clock a.m.of said day.at the Court room of this Court.Department No.2in the City of Santa Ana,County of Orange.State.ofCalifornia.has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Mary Hutain,praying that a document now on file in this Court,purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased.be admitted to probate;that Letters Testamentary be issued thereon to said Mary Hutain.at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same.Dater October 29,1924. J.M.BACKS,County Clerk WEISEL AND STARK,Attorneys for Petitioner. 10-30-3t NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Anahiem Union Water Company, location of principal place of business, 303 East Center Street Anahiem California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, gentlemanly proprietors and inspect their store. While standing upon a stop ladder come seven feet high in Charley Federman's store yesterday, Oscar Renner sustained a fall to the floor narriwly escaping serious injury. He was engaged in placing goods upon some upper shelving and in stepping back missed his foothold and fell to the floor,simming a show case,demolishing the ladder and cutting himself in the wrist and the finger.After bandaging the cuts he resumed work. Wm.Crowther entered the meeting of the Water Board Saturday afternoon with quite a perceptible Picadilly trim to his whiskers. He was appalled in the latest cut suit of London clothing. He had just returned from London ard Paris and sat in the meeting for the first time in ten months.The other members present besides Mr. Crowther and his Picadilly whiskers were Messers.Fay,Pierotti Chapman,Nobelling and Benchley.Superintendent Shippard reported the following expenses during December:Expense fund $394.97，regular employes $360，construction acct.$697.50.A petition was received from Messrs.Wilshire,McDormont,Case Dean,Miss Gregg and others of Fuulerton for cementing of ditch on east line of J.H.Clever's property.Sam and Ed Kraemer and Professor Carpenter appeared before the board in reference to a cement ditch running along their places in Placentia. WATCH LATIN AMERICA GROW Development work in the Latin America is reaching large proportions,and this means an increasing market for American construction and manufacturing machinery of all sorts,while openings for young American technical men are suggested.Ultimately-expanding trade with these countries will result.To list allthe projects proposed or under way would require a volume,but few which have been reported bythe DepartmentofCommerce duringthe pastmontharegivenasexamples. Brazil:A cement plant isto be erected in Rio Grande.capitalizedatone million five hundred thousand dollars.TheParaStateGovernmenthasgrantedaconcessionforerectionofapearlbuttonfactory.Anotherconcessionhasbeengiveninacitynotnameded.torealTheredatesforyearshesenthereandwillheyhave Angeles, the week decided to real. There dates for outlying election unenced of A. T. and The date set. from his on Saturartha Seltoday afJohnson was in the Bolwhere he hunt in imports 3.79 nano for are seven low San for sevent Tuesess. any will Angles Nevada's will result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of a shipyard at Buenos Aires. In neighboring Uraguay the contract for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during the past month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of a pearl button factory. Another concession has been given in a city not named for a textile factory to utilize cotton waste. The Federal Government of Brazil has authorized construction of a blast furnace in Santa Barbara. State aids to these projects, if duplicated in the United States would wreck the political party responsible therefor. Among the public utilities is a water system for Coara, and a law making it obligatory for all buildings to use the same. The President of the State of Sergipe has recently recommended the construction of several lines of railroad in that State. Argentina: A public works program involving nearly three millions has been favorably reported on. The gas company at Rosario (population three hundred and fifty thousand) has ceased functioning and there appears to be a good chance for a concession to a new gas and electric company. The Vickers interests have made a proposal to the Government for the construction of an international bridge over the Yaguaron River between Uruguay and Brazil has been awarded. The municipality of Montevideo asks bids on sewerage and drainage works involving thirty seven thousands meters of cement piping, estimated cost about two million two hundred thousand dollars. Colombia; The Giradot bridge conwill result. To list all the projects proposed or under way would require a volume, but few which have been reported by the Department of Commerce during this month are given as examples. Brazil: A cement plant is to be erected in Rio Grande, capitalized at one million five hundred thousand dollars. The Para State Government has granted a concession for erection of an industrial bridge over Uruguay with its office located at 130 West Center Street, Anaheim, Orange County, State Of California. Notice is hereby given that at meetingofthe Boardof Directors,heldonthe3rddayofSeptember,1924,andassessmentshallremainunpaidonthe1stdayofNovember,1924,andassessmentoffiveDollarspersharewaslevieduponthecapitalstockofthecorporationpayableonthe6thdayofDecember,1924,andatoneo'clockP.M.,topayfordelinquent assessments togetherwithcostofadvertisingandexpenseofsale. ANAHEIMUNIONWATERCO. L.J.SHERIDAN,Secretary. 4t. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Bae-Mar Land Company-Locationof principal placeof businessAnaheimOrangeCountyStateOfCalifornia. Noticeis herebygiventhatatmeetingoftheDirectorsheldonthe3rddayofSeptember1924,andassessmentoffiveDollarspersharewaslevieduponthecapitalstockofthecorporationpayableonthe6thdayofDecember1924,andatoneo'clockP.M.,topayfordelinquent assessments togetherwithcostofadvertisingandexpenseofsale. ANAHEIMUNIONWATERCO. L.J.SHERIDAN,Secretary. 4t. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Bae-Mar Land Company-Locationof principal placeof businessAnaheimOrangeCountyStateOfCalifornia. Noticeis herebygiventhatatmeetingoftheDirectorsheldonthe3rddayofSeptember1924,andassessmentoffiveDollarspersharewaslevieduponthecapital stockofthecorporationpayableonthe6thdayofDecember1924,andatoneo'clockP.M.,topayfordelinquent assessments togetherwithcostofadvertisingandexpenseofsale. ANAHEIMUNIONWATERCO. L.J.SHERIDAN,Secretary. 4t. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Complaint as arisor he will apply to relief demanded in fected by this action real property situated Santiago de Santa Ana, State of California, news: Lot "L" of the Bush in the Leandro Serfice of the Rancho Santilia. According to a surge C. Knox for Bush september, 1871, desions: Beginning at a nail and tin in the Center line of the brown as Santiago Boule point bears North 89 722.04 feet from the Lot "L" which is the County Road known name; running thence 25' West 595.98 feet by an iron pipe; degrees 15' East point which is 6 feet pee, which said point one of the Santa Ana Company ditch; her line of said ditch courses and distances: 25' East 6.54 feet; 155' East 332.28 feet 40' East 297.40 feet by an iron pipe and 40' East 98.60 feet center line of the boulevard; Thence line of said Santiago 89 degrees 15' to the point of beging 3.777 acres, more to the survey thereward in 1924. leasement for road portion included in and on the South and night of way along the ditch and pipe Ana Valley Irrigaof the action is to title and the title of deceased, to the real property and to claims to, and any 6th day of December, 1924, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 22nd day of December, 1924, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. 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