anaheim-gazette 1936-01-23

WHAT OTHERS THINK SPENDNG History does repeat itself. In one year the Emperor Caligula wasted and squandered the whole of that magnificent treasure chest, amounting to some 2,700 millions of sesterces that Tiberius had laboriously acquired. That was a great year in Rome. Old houses were demolished and new ones built. The accent was on public works, which happened to be new places for the government. Mountains were leveled and marshes were drained. Doles in coin were tossed to the mob in the streets. The pleasure interest—theater and games—was subsidized. Wheat poured in from aboard. It was a "new era," and older men who said "these things cannot be" were stopped on the highways and derided. On with the dance! Then the funds ran out. "Look to the tax authority," said Caligula, and he proceeded, under the guise of law, to confiscate the property of poor and rich alike. He instituted sales taxes. He put a toll on prostitution. He coerced men into making him their heir and then denounced their selfishness if they did not commit suicide to make good the commitment. Rome began to understand what it meant to pay.—The Sphere. Things have come to this: A diligent working man manages to save up $100 and sets up a peanut and popcorn stand. Immediately he is singled out as a "capitalist" and "extortionist" and is made the subject of attack by political yawpers, communist agitators and tax eaters and is fortunate if he manages to save the peanut roaster and corn popper.—Pueblo, Colo., Indicator. MEANING OF CALIGULA NAMES FROM THE CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR Burbank, noted horticulturists made Sonoma his home and Santa Rosa and Sebastopol carriages on his horticultural wizardry. Found there the rich soil which has made Sonoma outstanding in the production of fruit and farm crops. Sonoma is famed for its Granstein apples and its prunes, two leading crops, ranks among the highest of California counties in farm products, is first in the sale of poultry and eggs and third in the value of domestic animals and bees. Petaluma is known as the "Egg Basket of the World" and has an estimated 12,000,000 chickens. The county is in the heart of the Redwood Empire and its Russian River resort, widely known springs, its geysers east of Clovis dale, the Sonoma Petrified Forest Glen Ellen, home of the late Jack London, and sea-side vacations spots have made it widely known. Hunting and fishing are prominent attractions. Santa Rosa is the county seat and a prosperous California city. Cloverdale, Cota Geyserville, Guerneville, Heald burg, Monte Rio, Petaluma, Sebastopol and Sonoma are named known throughout the country. Population: 66,222. Area: 15 square miles. Stanislaus County — Create April 1, 1854. 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Low Fares: Both one-way and roundtrip tickets are good for 30 days for going or return trips, and are low-cost transportation rates. ANAHEIM DEPO 217 So. Los Angeles St. Telephone 3404, R. B. Harrington, Agent MINING OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY HAMES FROM THE STATE RECORDS continued from page four) It is noted horticulturist, Sonoma his home and in Rosa and Sebastopol carried horticultural wizardry. He here the rich soil which led Sonoma outstanding in production of fruit and farm ana is famed for its Grav-apples and its prunes, its dicing crops, ranks among best of California counties products, is first in the poultry and eggs and third value of domestic animals. Petaluma is known as Basket of the World" and estimated 12,000,000 chick- county is in the heart of wood Empire and its Russer resort, widely known its geysers east of Clover-Sonoma Petrified Forest, en, home of the late Jack and sea-side vacation we made it widely known, and fishing are prominent ones. Santa Rosa is the seat and a prosperous Cali- Cloverdale, Cotati,ville, Guerneville, Healds-Donte Rio, Petaluma, Sebas- and Sonoma are names throughout the country.ation: 66,222. Area: 1582 miles. haus County — Created 1854. Chief Estanislao, of ful tribe of Indians living now is known as the was River, but by the Included the La-Kish-um-na, located at the Mission San Sutter is one of the richest agricultural counties in the entire West. Rightfully boastful of its peach crops, the county in addition is a land of diversified products. It is the greatest cling peach producing section in the nation. important crops. Cantaloupes, watermelons and like crops run in annual value from $2,500,000 to almost $3,000,000. Beans and juice grapes bring in about $1,300,000 each annually. Poultry and eggs return a yearly income of approximately $1,500,000. Modesto is one of the most prosperous cities in the State. The Turlock, Modesto, Waterford, Oakdale, Patterson, Newman and West Stanislaus irrigation districts attract international attention and irrigate approximately 250,000 acres. Knights Ferry and La Grange are historic mining towns and Modesto is not far from Yosemite Valley. Ceres, Newman, Oakdale, Patterson, Riverbank and Turlock, the latter famous for its melons, reflect the prosperity of Stanislaus. Population: 56,641. Area: 1450 square miles. Sutter County—Created February 18, 1850. One of the original twenty-seven counties. Sutter county was named after General John A Sutter, a native of Switzerland and soldier of fortune. He first arrived in San Francisco July 2, 1839, obtained a large grant from the Mexican government, and called his first settlement, New Helvetia, which now is the city of Sacramento and location of Sutter's Fort. Sutter is one of the richest agricultural counties in the entire West. Rightfully boastful of its peach crops, the county in addition is a land of diversified products. It is the greatest cling peach producing section in the nation. width. The elevation is 5,000 feet with a delightful summer climate. It is a very productive garden spot with 18,000 acres under cultivation. Crops include wheat, oats, barley, alfalfa, potatoes, clover, hay, apples, peaches, pears, prunes, plums and walnuts. Sierra trails, historic mining towns, and hunting and fishing attract thousands of tourists. Motorists on Yuba Pass Highway arrive unexpectedly in the quaint county seat of Downieville. The location is on a large flat at the junction of the north and south forks of the Yuba River, practically enclosed on all sides by the forest-clad walls of Yuba Canyon. Bulidings erected in the fifties with overhanging balconies and a few modern structures line the crooked streets. Loyalton in northeastern Sierra is an agricultural, dairying and lumbering community. Allegheny is a picturesque old mining town. Population: 2,422. Area: 923 square miles. Siskiyou County — Created March 22, 1852. The word Siskiyou never has been authentically determined. It generally has been assumed that this is the name of a tribe of Indians inhabiting this region, but there are several stories regarding its derivation and meaning. Senator Jacob R. Snyder of San Francisco, who advocated the formation of this county, in an argument delivered April 14, 1852, in the Senate of the State of California, stated that the French name "Six Callieux" was given to a Ford on the Umpqua River at which place Michel la Frambeau, who led a party of Hudson Bay Company trappers, crossed in the year 1832. Six large stones or rocks lay in the river where they crossed, and they gave width. The elevation is 5,000 feet with a delightful summer climate. It is a very productive garden spot with 18,000 acres under cultivation. Crops include wheat, oats, barley, alfalfa, potatoes, clover, hay, apples, peaches, pears, prunes, plums and walnuts. Sierra trails, historic mining towns, and hunting and fishing attract thousands of tourists. Motorists on Yuba Pass Highway arrive unexpectedly in the quaint county seat of Downieville. The location is on a large flat at the junction of the north and south forks of the Yuba River, practically enclosed on all sides by the forest-clad walls of Yuba Canyon. Bulidings erected in the fifties with overhanging balconies and a few modern structures line the crooked streets. Loyalton in northeastern Sierra is an agricultural, dairying and lumbering community. Allegheny is a picturesque old mining town. Population: 2,422. Area: 923 square miles. Siskiyou County — Created March 22, 1852. The word Siskiyou never has been authentically determined. It generally has been assumed that this is the name of a tribe of Indians inhabiting this region, but there are several stories regarding its derivation and meaning. Senator Jacob R. Snyder of San Francisco who advocated the formation of this county, in an argument delivered April 14, 1852 in the Senate of the State of California stated that the French name "Six Callieux" was given to a Ford on the Umpqua River at which place Michel la Frambeau who led a party of Hudson Bay Company trappers crossed in the year 1832. Six large stones or rocks lay in the river where they crossed and they gave width. The elevation is 5,000 feet with a delightful summer climate. It is a very productive garden spot with 18,000 acres under cultivation. Crops include wheat, oats, barley, alfalfa，potatoes，clover，hay，apples，peaches，pears，prunes，plums和walnuts. Sierra trails， historic mining towns，and hunting和 fishing attract thousandsof tourists.Motorists on Yuba Pass Highway arrive unexpectedlyinthequaintcountyseatofDownieville.ThelocationisonalargeflatatthejunctionofthenorthandswathoftheYubasRiver,practicallyenclosedonallsidesbytheforest-cladwallsofYubacanyon.Bulidingserectedinthefiftieswithoverhangingbalconiesandafewmodernstructureslinethecrookedstreets.LoyaltoninnortheasternSierraisanagricultural,dairyingandlumberingcommunity.Alleghenyisapicturesqueoldminingtown.Population:2422.Area:923squaremiles. Siskiyou County — Created March 22，1852.ThewordSiskiyouneverhasbeautifuldetermined.itgenerallyhasbeenassumedthatthisisthenameofatriestIndiansinhabitingthisregionbutthereareseveralstoriesregardingitsderiviationandmeaning.SenatorJacobR.SnyderofSanFranciscowhoadvocatedtheformationofthiscounty.inanargumentdeliveredApril14，1852.intheSenateoftheStateofCalifornia.statedthattheFrenchname"SixCallieux"wasgiventoafordontheUmpquaRiveratwhichplaceMichellaFrambeauwholedapartofHudsonBayCompanytrapperscrossedintheyear1832.Sixlargestonesorrockslayintheriverwheretheycrossed,andtheygavewidth.Theelevationis5，000feetwithadelightfulsumervalueItisaveryproductivegardenspotwith18，000acresundercultivation.Cropsincludewheat，oats，barley，alfalfa，potatoes，clover,hay，apples，peaches，pears，prunes，plumsandwalnuts. Sierra trails， historic mining towns，and hunting和 fishing attract thousandsof tourists.Motorists on Yuba Pass Highway arrive unexpectedlyinthequaintcountyseatofDownieville.ThelocationisonalargeflatatthejunctionofthenorthandswathoftheYubasRiver,practicallyenclosedonallsidesbytheforest-cladwallsofYubacanyon.Bulidingserectedinthefiftieswithoverhangingbalconiesandafewmodernstructureslinethecrookedstreets.LoyaltoninnortheasternSierraisanagricultural,dairyingandlumberingcommunity.Alleghenyisapicturesqueoldminingtown.Population:2422.Area:923squaremiles. Siskiyou County — Created March 22，1852.ThewordSiskiyouneverhasbeautifuldetermined.itgenerallyhasbeenassumedthatthisisthenameofatriestIndiansinhabitingthisregionbutthereareseveralstoriesregardingitsderiviationandmeaning.SenatorJacobR.SnyderofSanFranciscowhoadvocatedtheformationofthiscounty.inanargumentdeliveredApril14，1852.intheSenateoftheStateofCalifornia.statedthattheFrenchname"SixCallieux"wasgiventoafordontheUmpquaRiveratwhichplaceMichellaFrambeauwholedapartofHudsonBayCompanytrapperscrossedintheyear1832.Sixlargestonesorrockslayintheriverwheretheycrossed,andtheygavewidth.Theelevationis5，000feetwithadelightfulsumervalueItisaveryproductivegardenspotwith18，000acresundercultivation.Cropsincludewheat，oats，barley，alfalfa，potatoes，clover,hay，apples，peaches，pears，prunes，plumsandwalnants. SWELL IDEA More and more as time are we disposed to apply originator of the plan therelative "Well，我们nowproceed drawing up of the party somebody in the gallery say,"What for."—C (Md.) News. Come to think of it next Democratic national meeting meets and the chair "Well，我们nowproceed drawing up of the party somebody in the gallery say,"What for."—C (Md.) News. the building of California Vallejo first ruled over when it was under Mex serving as Military Governor Castro,Guitierrez,Cvarado,Micheltoreno during the four years after isolators back,Sacrament forces with Benicia and was designated the cali May 18，1853.The new Sacramento and Vallejo together and the capitol moved to Sacramento while remained. Solano is famous for it and vineyards. Prunes are comprised over 40 per county's fruit crop. It After vainly trying to get islanders back, Sacramento forces with Benicia and was designated the county May 18, 1853. The new Sacramento and Vallejo together and the capitol moved to Sacramento where remained. Solano is famous for its vineyards. Prunes comprise over 40 per county's fruit crop. It is in apricot and peach pits. It ships the first cherry East each season. Vacation one of the loveliest of agricultural regions. pioneers sent the first this State to the East in markets now extend to South and Central Ammerica. Deep-water shipping and factory sites at Bendelia, famous for its Dixon with its thorough sheep and swine, Rio Vista mento River port, Suisquam Fairfield, charming Vaccin historic Vallejo make envied and unusual counlation: 40,834. Area: 8 miles. Of the county's 4,003,840 acres, approximately one-fifth is comprised of valleys, the five largest of which are Sindsta, Scott, Butte, squaw and Strawberry. Much of the acreage is embraced in the Alamath National Forest, the Shasta National Forest and the Crater National Forest. Because of its popularity as a vacation land, the state spent $1,000,000 on roads and highways in the county in 1930 and since has improved them greatly. With approximately 1,000,000 tillable acres, 630,000 now are under cultivation: Jedediah Smith, hunter and trapper, led a party through Northern California in 1827 and is supposed to have been the first white man to enter Siskiyou. Two years later the Hudson Bay Company sent a party there and were followed by the early settlers and miners of '49. Dunsmuir, railroad division point, Montague, Mount Shasta, Fort Jones and Weed are thriving communities. Yreka, once the historic mining camp known as Morning After Taking River Pills New Ride Commutation Books A TICKET TO MEET TRAVEL REQUIREMENT 60-Ride Commutation Book is 60 days (average of 5 round-month) for use by individual purchaser only. This is lowest priced and reduces trip rates to average half the regular one-way fare. Family Commutation Book is 90 days (average of 5 round-month) and can be used by individual purchaser. Commutation Book is good for (average of 5 round-trips per use by Individual purchaser) Both one-way and roundtrip are good for 30 days for going on trips, and are low-cost transnation rates. Sierra County—Created April 16, 1852. "Sierra" is the Spanish word for "saw," and was applied to the chain of mountains, Sierra Nevada, meaning "snow saw," because of the jagged, sorrated saw-tooth peaks which form the sky line of this range of mountains, and the county that bears the name "Sierra" was so called because of the jagged peaks within its borders. In by gone ages rivers flow across Sierra county from north south or from northeast to soutwest, depositing beds of auriferous (gold-bearing) gravel. A titanic convulsion of the earth threw up masses of boiling mud and melted rock, changing the valleys into lofty mountains and forming new courses for the rivers. And then in 1849, pioneers began mining and to date Sierra has yielded in excess of $250,000,000 in gold within a 20-mile radius of the county seat of Downieville. Reno, Nevada, lies a few miles directly east of the county, Lake Tahoe 15 miles southeast, while the State Capital, Sacramento, is 95 miles southwest, reached over a splendid highway. Sierra is one of the best known mountain counties, presenting rugged mountain views, snow-capped peaks, several beautiful lakes, areas of the Plumas and Tahoe National Forests, and one of the largest and most productive of all mountain valleys. Sierra Valley measures 30 miles in length by 10 miles in rapper, led a party through Northern California in 1827 and is supposed to have been the first white man to enter Siskiyou. Two years later the Hudson Bay Company sent a party there and were followed by the early settlers and miners of '49. Dunsmuir, railroad division point, Montague, Mount Shasta, Fort Jones and Weed are thriving communities. Yreka, once the historic mining camp known as Thompson's Dry Diggings and later Shasta Butte City is the county seat. Population: 25,480. Area: 3,256 square miles. Solano County—Created February 18, 1850. One of the original twenty-seven counties. "Solano" in Spanish means "east wind," and was the second name of the celebrated missionary Francisco Solano. When the chief of the powerful tribe of Suisunes Indians inhabited the west side of the River Jesus Maria, now the Sacramento River, was Christianized, he was by this missionary baptized Solano, and as his residence was in the valley of Suisun, the name Solano was given to this county. Noted for its early fruit, delightful climate, the Mare Island Navy yard, deep-water ports and spain-and-highways, Solano possesses a history intimately associated with Re-Upholstering AWNINGS Furniture Expertly Refinished or Repaired S. T. Hammond 143 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim SWELL IDEA More and more as time goes on we disposed to applaud the originator of the plan that put the Atlantic between America and Europe.—Ohio State Journal. Come to think of it, when the next Democratic national convention meets and the chairman says, "Well, we will now proceed to the drawing up of the party platform," somebody in the gallery is going to say, "What for." — Cumberland (Md.) News. The building of California. General Vallejo first ruled over this region when it was under Mexican rule, serving as Military Governor under Castro, Guitierrez, Chico, Alvarado, Micheltoreno and Pico. During the four years after California became a State in 1850, this county engaged in several political battles in the selection of a State Capitol. Both Vallejo and Benicia were for a time the seat of government, but in 1851 the legislature designated Vallejo as the capitol. In 1852 the legislature moved to Sacramento because a saloon and bowling alley occupied the two-story building that was the capitol. In March a flood swept through Sacramento so the capitol moved back to Vallejo. After vainly trying to get the legislators back, Sacramento joined forces with Benicia and that city was designated the capitol on May 18, 1853. The next year, Sacramento and Vallejo banded together and the capitol was removed to Sacramento where it has remained. Solano is famous for its orchards and vineyards. Prunes and plums comprise over 40 per cent of the county's fruit crop. It is a leader North Dakotans Announce Picnic Everyone from North Dakota is included in the call to the annual picnic reunion in Sycamore Grove Park, all day, Saturday, February 1st. Judge Frank P. Allen, the new president will preside. Secretary B. H. Harrold will be in charge of information and badges. Hot coffee will be served. The program will follow the dinner hour and will include brief addresses and music. The call is an open one to all from that state and tourists are especially invited. See the North Dakota registers at the Seaboard National Bank, 6th and Spring Streets. C. H. Parsons, State Societies Secretary, MUtual 1981. ...to save you Time and Money How does the practical housewife measure the value of her telephone? Keeping track, she finds that After vainly trying to get the legislators back, Sacramento joined forces with Benicia and that city was designated the capitol on May 18, 1853. The next year, Sacramento and Vallejo banded together and the capitol was removed to Sacramento where it has remained. Solano is famous for its orchards and vineyards. Prunes and plums comprise over 40 per cent of the county's fruit crop. It is a leader in apricot and peach production. It ships the first cherries to the East each season. Vaca Valley is one of the loveliest of California's agricultural regions. Solano's pioneers sent the first fruit from this State to the East in 1871. Its markets now extend to the Orient, South and Central America and Europe. Deep-water shipping facilities and factory sites at Benicia, Cordelia, famous for its cherries, Dixon with its thoroughbred cattle, sheep and swine, Rio Vista, Sacramento River port, Suisun and Fairfield, charming Vacaville and historic Vallejo make Solano an envied and unusual county. Population: 40,834. Area: 822 square miles. How does the practical housewife measure the value of her telephone? Keeping track, she finds that it saves money for her budget. It performs errands without outlays for personal visits. It saves frequent "dressing to go out." In winter it saves damage to shoes, stockings, clothing. When plumber, furnace man or other expert is needed promptly, it reaches him at once and saves costly damage to property. It enables her to make appointments at the hairdresser's or elsewhere, saving her the cost of useless trips. 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