anaheim-gazette 1935-12-12

Movies Shown Mineral Society Fullerton Meet The Red Cross building, Arlington memorial and unknown soldier's tomb at Washington were among the many and varied structures shown in a moving picture, "Miracles in Marble," at the December meeting of the West Coast Mineral society in Fullerton Tuesday evening. How sixty-ton blocks are handled in quarries and mills were other instructive features of this two-reel outline of a century's growth of building usage in America's marble industry as visaged by the Vermont Marble company. In addition to the picture, the company supplied photomicrographs of marble sections of fifty-diameter magnifyings, specimens from not only Vermont but also New York, Tennessee, Missouri, Colorado, California, France, Belgium and Italy, and an introductory lecture filled with scientific and historic facts. This last was read by A. C. Terrill of Fullerton, who has visited well-equipped quarries in New York and elsewhere. A brief business session was conducted by President F. B. Wallis of Artesia and Secretary J. Scott Thompson of La Habra. The entertainment portion of the program was in charge of B. J. Merrill of Fullerton, himself a rock-polishing hobbyist. Martin Carlson of La Habra and Charles Knowlton of Fullerton showed samples of gem stones found recently in a little-known district. Town Hall, Anaheim, February 11, 1828. The Board of Directors met in regular weekly session. Present Messrs. Dreyfus, Hartung and Melrose. Absent Messrs. Barr and Korn. The minutes of the meeting held on Feb. 4, 1882 were read and approved. A bill of Marcus Yorba, administrator of the estate of Trinidad Yorba, deceased, for right of way through lands belonging to the above estate, $70 was presented and action deferred for one week. The bill of H. Knapke (No. 210) for $16.35 was ordered paid. The Secretary was instructed to write to Supt. Hewitt of the S. P. R. R. asking him to enlarge the various culverts under the track near the R. R. depot. The receipts of the meeting were: On account of back assessments, $80.00; Interest on above, $2.85; New certificate, $5.00; On account of 17th assessment, $4.00; Sale of water, $154.00; total, $241.35. Adjourned. R. Melrose, Secretary. Town Hall, Anaheim, February 18, 1882. The Board of Directors met in regular weekly session. Present a full board. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. On motion of Mr. Korn, the sale of delinquent stock was postponed. $11.50; total $2122.90. The following preamble and resolution was instructed by Mr. Hartung: Whereas—Messrs. B. Dreyfus and R. Melrose having given the Anaheim Water Company the right of way through their land in the Rancho Canyon de Santa Ana, commonly known as the Kalisher and Martenberg tract; be it Resolved—That in consideration therefor, the right to purchase at any and all times, from the Anaheim Water Company, water sufficient to irrigate forty acres of said tract is hereby granted to the said Dreyfus and Melrose, their heirs and assigns; and they are hereby granted the further right to use this Company's ditch to carry to said land such quantity of water as belongs to said land. The foregoing resolution was seconded by Mr. Korn and adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Hartung, Korn and Barr, Noes—none. The following resolution was introduced by Mr. Korn: Resolved—That in consideration of favors rendered, the Anaheim Water Company will, until further action by the Board of Directors, allow Messrs. Prudencio and David Yorba to irrigate their first-class land in the Canyon de Santa Ana rancho, from the Ditch of this Company; provided, they turn into said ditch all the water to which they are entitled. The resolution was seconded by A brief business session was conducted by President F. B. Wallis of Artesia and Secretary J. Scott Thompson of La Habra. The entertainment portion of the program was in charge of B. J. Merrill of Fullerton, himself a rock-polishing hobbyist. Martin Carlson of La Habra and Charles Knowlton of Fullerton showed samples of gem stones found recently in a little-known district near Pomona. A field trip to the Crestmore and Jensen quarries in Riverside county was announced for December 14, in charge of Terrill, who said that more than eighty kinds of minerals have been found at Crestmore, including seven never reported from anywhere else in the world. He also invited group members and their friends to attend his mineralogy classes in the Fullerton and Excelsior night schools. POTATO HONESTY We don't suppose this new Federal potato control will go so far as to compel waiters to bring hashed browns instead of mashed when you order hashed browns—Worcester, Mass., Evening Gazette. SOUND-PROOF ISOLATION One of the reasons President Roosevelt crossed the continent was to find out what the people think about his administration. It would be interesting to know just how much the President, traveling in his private air conditioned car containing five bedrooms, dining room and observation platform, equipped with radio and finish in mahogany, learned from the people. That is rather sound-proof isolation as far as getting "the feel of the country."—Sioux Falls Argus-Leader. Freedom, social justice, religion. We used to think pretty highly of all three only a short while back. Nowadays we rate it smart to speak of all three os outmoded and obsolet. But they aren't; and in our saner moods we know they aren't. Some day we'll demand to have them back again, and the world will be come again the better world that it used to be—Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch. Adjourned. R. Melrose, Secretary. Town Hall, Anaheim, February 18, 1882. The Board of Directors met in regular weekly session. Present a full board. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. On motion of Mr. Korn, the sale of delinquent stock was postponed for one week. The Zanjero was instructed to employ the necessary help and put gates in ditch in the Yorba settlement without delay. The bill of Marcus Yorba, administrator, was referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. Barr, Korn and Hartung. Warrants were ordered drawn in payment of the following bills: Feline Yorba, bill No. 211, $23.37; F. J. J. Schmidt, bill No. 212, $2066.66; F. Dunn, bill No. 213, $21.37; H. Knapke, bill No. 214, Resolved—That in consideration of favors rendered, the Anaheim Water Company will, until further action by the Board of Directors, allow Messrs. Prudencio and David Yorba to irrigate their first-class land in the Canyon de Santa Ana rancho, from the Ditch of this Company; provided, they turn into said ditch all the water to which they are entitled. The resolution was seconded by Mr. Barr and adopted by the following vote: Ayes, Dreyfus, Korn, Barr, Hartung and Melrose; Noes, none. The receipts of the meeting were as follows: On account of 17th assessment, $132.00; Advertising, $.90; Sale of water, $60.00; total, $192.80. Adjourned. R. Melrose, Secretary. Town Hall, Anaheim, February 25, 1882. The Board of Directors met in "Nerves" "NERVES" "Nerves" Dr. Miles NERVINE "Did the work" says Miss Glivar WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT? 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TAYLOR J JEWEL 118 No. Spadra AUTHORIZED WATCH ANAHEIM Heim Water Com22, by Anaheim Installments Total $2122.90. Following preamble and was instructed by Mr. —Messrs. B. Dreyfus Delrose having given the Water Company the way through their land in Canyon de Santa Monly known as the Land Martenberg tract; be —That in consideration the right to purchase at all times, from the Anaer Company, water suffirigate forty acres of us hereby granted to the us and Melrose, their assigns; and they are entitled the further right is Company's ditch to aid land such quantity of belongs to said land. Going resolution was by Mr. Korn and adopt-following vote: Ayes—Corn and Barr, Noes— Going resolution was in-try Mr. Korn: That in consideration rendered, the Anaheim company will, until further the Board of Directors, ssrs. Prudencio and so to irrigate their first on the Canyon de Santa Monly, from the Ditch of this provided, they turn into all the water to which entitled. Solution was seconded by regular weekly session. Present a full board. The minutes of the meeting held on Feb. 18 were read and approved. The committee appointed to interview Marcus Yorba in regard to bill for right of way reported in favor of paying the bill ($70) and a warrant was ordered drawn in payment therefor. A communication from Thos. H. Smith. Esq. was read, asking for $250.00 on account. It was ordered that a warrant for $250 be drawn in his favor. A communication from A. W. Potts was read, stating that the Board of Supervisors had fixed water rates for the ensuing year at 50 cents per hour for each head of water sold. The receipts of the meeting were: On account of back assessment, $165.00; Interest, $14.10; Certificate, $.50; On account 17th assessment, $12.00; Advertising, $.50; Sale of water, $94.00; total, $286.10. The sale of delinquent stock was postponed for one week. Adjourned. R. Melrose, Secretary. Van Buren Opens Furniture Store E. Van Buren who has for some time been connected with the Washington Furniture store in Los Angeles has opened a store on the corner of Chartres and Los Angeles street. Immediately before coming to Anaheim, Van Buren was connected with the Harris Furniture Co., of Fullerton but for some years before that was the floor covering buyer for the Los Angeles concern. He is a member and officer of Olive Lutherans Elect Officers The Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church held its annual election of officers last Thursday afternoon in the parish hall of the church in Olive. Mrs. August Heinemann and Mrs. C. O. Heim were re-elected as president and vice president; Mrs. Robert Paulus succeeds Mrs. Carl Gollin as secretary, and Mrs. Walter Krage will serve as treasurer in place of Mrs. A. W. Schmid. Mrs. August Lemke, Mrs. Herman Lemke and Mrs. W. E. Paulus was elected as the altar committee. The auditing committee is composed of Mesdames O. Burdg, Walter Krage and Carl Gollin. 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