anaheim-gazette 1933-05-25

History of Anaheim Officially Recorded In Minutes of Anaheim Water Company, Which are Copyrighted, 1932, by Anaheim Gazette, and Printed In Weekly Installments No minutes for month of October.—No explanation. Anaheim, Nov. 6, 1869. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Treasurer reported $200.35 cash on hand. Two bills amounting to $5.30 for labor, ordered paid. Resolved to let D. Strodthoff repair bridge on E. Aliso St., also make repairs of dam at river, and present bill to Water Company. A petition from Mr. Hartung, asking that ditch diagonal across Lot C-1 be changed, resolved to use Aliso Street ditch to west end of Rehm lot, then cross street until it meets old ditch. Mr. Hartung to pay the expense of the change. The annexation of Anaheim Extension was again discussed and decided to appoint Dorr a committee of one to confer with the Extension committee. Decided not to bring any water into Anaheim for the present, even if there is water sold. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. No minutes for month of December. Anaheim, Jan. 13, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Complaint against Mr. Hammes for closing company's waste ditch, and putting same on street, was referred to Messrs. Rehm and Dorr for investigation, and tell Mr. Hammes to put ditch back where it was. Mr. Dorr was instructed to see if new ditch by Lot C-1 was properly made. Mr. Strodthoff was asked to make arrangements with workmen to again bring water into Anaheim. Resolved to hire a new zanjero on Saturday, Jan. 22, and secretary to post notice to that effect. Decided to call for another assessment, as funds are getting low, and to call a special stockholders meeting for Anaheim, Feb. 5, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Mr. Strodthoff reported, owing to insufficient water the new ditch along C-1 is not completed yet. Also that the benches belonging to the company have been returned. Bill from zanjero, 15 days labor, $18.75, order paid. Zanjero instructed to notify Ignacio to remove his house from the company's street, and see that he does it. Decided to withdraw the suit against owner of Lot B-7, providing company's ditch is restored to its former location within one week and expense connected therewith paid. A. Langenberger guaranteed same would be done. Secretary instructed to confer with land owners of Anaheim Extension regarding right of way for water. Petition from Mrs. Berkle, tabled. Zanjero submitted his resignation, owing to ill health, accepted and secretary instructed to post notice that new zanjero would be elected next Saturday evening. Resolved to pay zanjero days he worked, minus committee duties. D. Strodthoff was asked to assume these duties until new zanjero appointed. Water sales $8.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, Feb. 12, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Secretary being absent minutes of last meeting were not read. A bill from zanjero for $36.75, also bill from C. Rorden, $32.30, were read and ordered paid. A request from Mrs. Metz to fill up her ditch, was tabled. The petition from Mrs. Berkle was reconsidered and on Mr. Bittner's promise to open said ditch again and put it in good shape, matter was considered closed. Chris Meyerholz was engaged as paying for water. Resolved to re-Gotz and Birnbach Anaheim cemetery the Anaheim Ward. Bill of $12.00 committee works accepted, and on Shares No. E- to be transferred Water sales $15. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees. After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A. La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect. Meeting choose zanjero. H. Knapke and was only on trial Meyerholz was on month salary. Following bills Meyerholz zanjero $13.12. Mr. Regates $11.95. Waiting adjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff exposed new canal paid. Decided to extend on the company of Lot H-1 and water, zanjero in construction of samme Meeting adjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees. After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A. La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect. Meeting choose zanjero. H. Knapke and was only on trial Meyerholz was on month salary. Following bills Meyerholz zanjero $13.12. Mr. Regates $11.95. Waiting adjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees. After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A. La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect. Meeting choose zanjero. H. Knapke and was only on trial Meyerholz was on month salary. Following bills Meyerholz zanjero $13.12. Mr. Regates $11.95. Waiting adjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees. After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A. La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect. Meeting choose zanjero. H. Knapke and was only on trial Meyerholz was on month salary. Following bills Meyerholz zanjero $13.12. Mr. Regates $11.95. Waiting adjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees. After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A. La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect. Meeting choose zanjero. H. Knapke and was only on trial Meyerholz was on month salary. Following bills Meyerholz zanjero $13.12. Mr. Regates $11.95. Waiting adjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees. After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A. La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect. Meeting choose zanjero. H. Knapke and was only on trial Meyerholz was on month salary. Following bills Meyerholz zanjero $13.12. Mr. Regates $11.95. Waiting adjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees. After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A. La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house and A.La building purpose was favored by berger and Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal and routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house和A.La building purpose was favored by berger和Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal和 routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house和A.La building purpose was favored by berger和Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. Strodthoff over the territory main canal和 routes for the trustees.After ceded to let matters quest from D'As piece of land house和A.La building purpose was favored by berger和Dorn leave the mattockholders meet tary instructed effect.Meeting choose zanjero.H.KnapkeandwasonlyontriallMeyerholzwasonmonthsalary.FollowingbillssMeyerholzzanjero$13.\text{12}.Mr.Regates$11.\text{95}.Waitingadjourned. An Meeting of board order by President Heyermann of last meet D. 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Rehm and Dorr for investigation, and tell Mr. Hammes to put ditch back where it was. Mr. Dorr was instructed to see if new ditch by Lot C-1 was properly made. Mr. Strodthoff was asked to make arrangements with workmen to again bring water into Anaheim. Resolved to hire a new zanjero on Saturday, Jan. 22, and secretary to post notice to that effect. Decided to call for another assessment, as funds are getting low, and to call a special stockholders meeting for January 22. Secretary to post notice to that effect. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, Jan. 22, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved as read. Treasurer reported $150.98 cash on hand. Louis Dorr reported having had conference with owner of Lot B-7 (Hammes) regarding Anaheim Water Company's waste ditch, but no agreement was reached. The board decided to refer the matter to stockholders' meeting. D. Strodthoff reported being unable to get men to work for the company. Decided to receive written applications for the job of zanjero, the same to be opened and considered at a special meeting of trustees on Jan. 24, 10 a.m. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, Jan. 22, 1870. 30 shares being present, President Heyermann called the general meeting of stockholders to order, and announced the object of the meeting to be, the consideration of taking in the Anaheim Extension land owners. Moved and carried to sell to the Anaheim Extension. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, Jan. 24, 1870. Extra meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Object of meeting to select a zanjero. From four applicants, Chris Rorden was chosen, at $70.00 per month. Mr. Strodthoff was asked to get the zanjero acquainted with his work at river. Mr. Heyermann was also to give the new man all the aid he can. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, Jan. 29, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of Jan. 22 and 24 read and approved as read. Mr. Strodthoff reported the work at river not completed yet, and that it is necessary to first bring water down the Lot C-1 ditch to find out how order by President Heyermann. Secretary being absent minutes of last meeting were not read. A bill from zanjero for $36.75, also bill from C. Rorden, $32.30, were read and ordered paid. A request from Mrs. Metz to fill up her ditch, was tabled. The petition from Mrs. Berkle was reconsidered and on Mr. Bittner's promise to open said ditch again and put it in good shape, matter was considered closed. Chris Meyerholz was engaged as zanjero at $70.00 per month. Water sales $7.00. Meeting adjourned. A. Langenberger, Sec. Pro. Tem. Anaheim, Feb. 19, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of February 5 and 12 read and approved. Bill from zanjero, labor 12 days $15.00; ordered paid. Complaint from Aug. Schenk of not getting his share of water, was settled by promise to make up his loss next week. Secretary instructed to collect rent for City Lot No. 33. Zanjero instructed to set gate at B-2. Moved and carried that Mr. Hartung be informed that he must finish the ditch at C-1 and turn over to company by next Saturday. Water sales $11.00. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, Feb. 26, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by Vice President Strodthoff. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Petitions and complaints laid over to next meeting. Bill from zanjero $5.62 labor, ordered paid. Rent for city lot No. 33 collected $30.00. Water sales $1.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, March 5, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Bill from zanjero $13.75 labor, ordered paid. A complaint from F. Hartung accusing the zanjero of damaging the fence in east end of lot C-1, was adjusted by instructing zanjero to repair the above complained of damage. The complaint of A. Schenk about not getting his share of water again heard, and zanjero instructed to be in future more careful in delivering of water to stockholders. Requests from Lots F-7 and G-7 to get their irrigating water through the ditches formerly used, was referred to committee of Messrs. Heyermann and L. Dorr to investigate. Request from Lot H-5 to have the zanjero acquainted with his work at river. Mr. Heyermann was also to give the new man all the aid he can. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, Jan. 29, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of Jan. 22 and 24 read and approved as read. Mr. Strodthoff reported the work at river not completed yet, and that it is necessary to first bring water down the Lot C-1 ditch to find out how far, or how said ditch needed changing. Ordered same be done. Mr. Keller reported not being able to make satisfactory arrangements with owner of Lot B-7 about waste ditch? Moved and carried that owner of Lot B-7 be sued for $200.00 U. S. Gold coin, plus costs of suit, for damages. President Heyermann to proceed with necessary steps to bring such suit. Moved and carried that property owners in Anaheim Extension tract can become users of Water company water, under the following conditions: That they pay $2.00 per acre within 30 days for right of ways, for every acre, owned by each individual. Payments be made as follows: One-fourth cash, the balance in three equal payments, one-fourth every three months. Payments to be secured by note to Anaheim Water company. Secretary instructed to post notice of resolution and conditions. Moved and carried that $10.00 per share accession be lived. Secretary to post notice to that effect. Resolved to put the company house in good repair. Zanjero was instructed to look up the missing benches, to put a good lock on the door, and to see that door is kept locked. Following bills were ordered paid: D. Strodthoff for time and labor, $8.00; labor on Aliso St. bridge $5.00; taxes on company property $17.00; A. Langenberger supplies $13.87; zanjero bill for labor $16.25. Water sales-$3.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, March 12, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Committee consisting of Messrs. C. Rehm, A. Heyermann, L. Dorr and D. Strodthoff, reported that it was considered necessary and advisable to extend the main canal further up the river, to the foot-bridge across the Santa Ana river at the schoolhouse. Report accepted. Moved and carried that D. Strodthoff lay out the proposed new extension. Zanjero reported that Mr. Hartung had been satisfied, but that new ditch at Lot C-2 needed more fall, must be deepened 2 feet at lower end; Resolved to appoint new zanjero next Saturday and secretary instructed to post notice to that effect. Resolved to grant landowners of the Anaheim Extension 30 days longer to come into the Anaheim Water Co. by ANAHEIM GAZETTE paying for water "right of way." Resolved to remove the bodies of Gotz and Birnbaum and re-enter at the Anaheim cemetery at the expense of the Anaheim Water Co. Bill of $12.00 for labor and $7.00 for committee work from D. Strodthoff accepted, and ordered paid. Shares No. E-5 and E-6 were asked to be transferred to A. Langenberger. Water sales $15.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, March 19, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. D. Strodthoff reported having gone over the territory for the extension of main canal and proposed two different routes for the consideration of the trustees. After lengthy discussion decided to let matter rest a while. A request from D'Assonville to rent him a piece of land between the meeting house and A. Langenberger's store for building purposes. This proposition was favored by Heyermann, Langenberger and Dorr, but later decided to leave the matter until the regular stockholders meeting April 9th. Secretary instructed to post notice to that effect. Meeting then proceeded to choose zanjero. Two names submitted H. Knapke and Meyerholz. Meyerholz was only on trial the previous month). Meyerholz was chosen at $70.00 per month salary. Following bills were ordered paid; Meyerholz zanjero duty $87.50, labor $13.12. Mr. Rehm for constructing gates $11.95. Water sales $10.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, March 26, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Bill for labor $11.25 and bill from D. Strodthoff expenses in locating proposed new canal route, $5.00, ordered paid. Decided to extend the southern ditch on the company's roadway to the end of Lot H-1 and use same *for waste water, zanjero immediately begin construction of same. Water sales $7.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, April 2, 1870. Order by President Heyermann. Minutes of March 26th, read and approved. Zanjero reported having ditch to Lot H-1 almost completed. Following bills ordered paid: Printing Los Angeles paper $10.00; advice from attorney Lang & Co. $36.00, labor $25.80. Complaint from H. Werder that weedy and bad condition of Co's ditch between Lots G and H-7 causes flooding and damage to him, referred to zanjero. John Fischer entered complaint in the name of F. Hartung, stating if the company did not stop the flooding of his. Hartung's land, from their main ditch he would bring suit against the company. Matter referred to next directors meeting. Water sales $13.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, April 9, 1870. Regular stockholders meeting called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Annual reports of treasurer and secretary received and given to Messrs. Fischer and Luedke to audit. Regarding the school land warrants, resolved to refer same to committee of Messrs. Fischer, Luedke, and Bittner to confer with Mr. Kuelp and report at next trustees meeting. Election of new board of trustees by ballot resulted in the following being elected; Messrs. Zeyn, Schneider, Bittner, Strodthoff and Dorr. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, April 16, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by John P. Zeyn. The board of trustees organized as follows: John P. Zeyn, president; D. Strodthoff, vice-president; F. Schneider, treasurer; Louis Dorr, secretary and Bittner, trustee. Minutes of last meeting read and approved as read. Committee on school land warrants reported consulting with Mr. Kuelp, and that Mr. Kuelp would sell the warrants within 3 months taking for his efforts one-third of the amount received. Report accepted and committee discharged. Bill from zanjero for labor $26.25 was ordered paid. Resolved that trustees as a unit meet Fuerte Avocado Leads Varieties The Fuerte avocado continues to head the list for commercial varieties, according to the avocado variety committee of the California Avocado association, which has just reported to Austin Marshburn, chairman of the farm bureau avocado department. The Nabal and Benik are listed as candidates for commercial rating and are varieties of approved merit for coast and foothill districts. The variety committee has suggested a list of varieties most hardy to cold. They are the Benedict, Duke, Fuerte, and Puebla. It is noted in the report that the Fuerte represents more than half of all the fruit delivered to the Calavo Growers association during the past year, and as young plantings, which are largely Fuerte, come into bearing a further increase in percentage of Fuerte is expected within the next few years. The difficulty with the Puebla which the committee reports is that it "cut dark" in the fall of 1931. This did not recur in 1932, the crop being harvested in normal condition. The committee believes that the trouble in 1931 was due to the peculiar weather conditions occurring at that time. The variety committee also recommends the establishment of a variety test plot under the direction of the division of subtropical horticulture for the observation of meritorious seedlings and to provide for their thorough and adequate test. Any new seedlings that appear worthy of testing out and perpetuating might be reported to the farm advisor's office for registration. acres or less pay his share in one payment. Zanjero instructed to put a footbridge over main ditch at the corner of the Rodriques City lot. The following landowners in Anaheim extension paid in their first installment: J. H. Dyer., 25 acres., $42.50; J. J.. The Cost of Living ... Versus ... (Top horizontal line—with circles—shows the range in cost of living by U.S. Department of Labor. Lower horizontal line shows COST OF LIVING WAS "UP" 100% IN 1920 Anaheim, April 2, 1870. No quorum present. Water sales $9. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, April 9, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Bill for labor $11.25 and bill from D. Strodthoff expenses in locating proposed new canal route. $5.00, ordered paid. Decided to extend the southern ditch on the company's roadway to the end of Lot H-1 and use same *for waste water, zanjero immediately begin construction of same. Water sales $7.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, April 2, 1870. No quorum present. Water sales $9. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Anaheim, April 9, 1870. Meeting of board of trustees called to order by President Heyermann. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Bill for labor $11.25 and bill from D. Strodthoff expenses in locating proposed new canal route. $5.00, ordered paid. Decided to extend the southern ditch on the company's roadway to the end of Lot H-1 and use same *for waste water, zanjero immediately begin construction of same. Water sales $7.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. Resolved that trustees as a unit meet Monday at 8 a.m. to inspect ditch at C-1 also waste ditch just made. Regarding the proposition of extension people for water right-of-way. Resolved to extend time indefinitely. Resolved that each land owner of 10 acres or less pay his share in one payment. Zanjero instructed to put a footbridge over main ditch at the corner of the Rodriques City lot. The following landowners in Anaheim extension paid in their first installment: J. H. Dyer, 25 acres, ¼; $12.50; J. J. Dyer, 40 acres, ¼; $20.00; D. Davis, 40 acres, ¼; $20.00; F. Champlin, 16 acres, ¼; $8.00; T. Boege, 69 acres, ¼; $35.00, total $95.50. Water sales $12.00. Meeting adjourned. Louis Dorr, Secretary. LEGEND: WEIGHTED INDEX OF LOS ANGELES COST OF LIVING (U.S. DEPT. OF WEIGHTED INDEX OF COST, TO THE DOMESTIC CONSUMER., PER ACRE) (Top horizontal line—with circles—shows the range in cost of living by U.S. Department of Labor. Lower horizontal line shows COST OF LIVING WAS "UP" 100% IN 1920 WHILE THE COST OF GAS IS 64% LOW) Since 1913, the cost of living has soared. In 1920 it was more than double the figures for 1913. At the end of 1932, it was still 32% HIGHER, notwithstanding the decline from the "peak" of 1920. BUT—since 1914, and the advent of natural gas in Southern California, the cost of gas has remained at a consistent low level. At the end of 1932, the cost was 64% LOWER than it was twenty years ago. The "cost of living" shown in the above chart is for the Los Angeles area and supplied by the U.S. Department of Labor. The cost of gas—indicated by the lower horizontal line—is from the published rates of Southern Counties Gas Company. SOUTHERN COUNTIES C Avocado leads varieties Moves for a Dime But Also On Order "Bunch moves for a dime—no more, no less." But, he only meant one at a time. Joe Bunch told Police Judge Carragher in explaining his latest "racket." Y'see, Judge, I stand on the sidewalk in front of someone's place of business and if they give me a dime I'll move away. The Judge thought Joe, who admitted he formerly made a living by "recovering" old whiskey bottles, was entitled to another "move," so he gave him permission to leave town—or 30 days in jail. Now "Cornerstone Orators" Popular "Cornerstone orators" won a smashing victory at Sacramento recently. When the new Kit Carson junior high school was completed and all was set for the dedication ceremony it was discovered the contractor had failed to leave a vacant space in which to fit the cornerstone. The ceremony seemed doomed. Informed of the sealed-up corners, the board of education immediately got in touch with the ering contractor and workmen set about making a place to lay the cornerstone. NOTHING DOES SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE AS YOUR TELEPHONE Congratulations! Friends like to remember you and be remembered WIDE DISTANCES may intervene, but the telephone spans them easily and clearly. And day by day, in the affairs Friends like to remember you and be remembered WIDE DISTANCES may intervene, but the telephone spans them easily and clearly. And day by day, in the affairs of the home, it serves little emergencies and great—at small cost. Telephone! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Business Office: 217 N. Lemon Street Telephone 2101 The Cost of Natural Gas OF LIVING (U.S. DEPT. OF LABOR DATA). STIC CONSUMER, PER MILLION BTU OF GAS change in cost of living in Los Angeles area as computed (horizontal line shows cost of gas, 1913-1932) 0% IN 1920 -- IT IS STILL "UP" 32% % IN 1920 -- IT IS STILL "UP" 32% IS 64% LOWER THAN IN 1913 The rate you pay for gas is governed by two major factors; 1—Company management which seeks to provide a high quality of service at the lowest possible expense. 2—Government regulation which limits net earnings after expenses have been paid. Purely private business may earn large profits in times of prosperity. These profits increase as market prices for commodities increase. Gas rates have remained low during both "prosperity" and "depression." They are still 64% lower than the price level of 1913, although living costs are still 32% higher. Skilled employees, conservative management and government regulation will continue to keep the cost of this commodity lower than other factors in the cost of living.