anaheim-gazette 1938-08-04

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Extracts From Files of The Gazette Issued Half a Century and a Quarter of a Century Ago. These Files Contain the Only Authentic History in Print of the Daily Doings of the Citizens of Anaheim and Orange county 1 the Days of the Ploneers. 50 Years Ago August 9, 1888 The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Water company met in regular session on Saturday. Present Korn, Shorn, Browning, Hunter, Gardiner, McDowell. Reports of the secretary, treasurer and superintendent were placed on file. It was resolved that Division Engineer Fisher of the California Central be notified to place a solid dirt embankment at the crossing on North street. An assessment of 50 cents per share was levied on the stock of the company. The superintendent was instructed to proceed to work upon the completion of the drain at the head of the ditch, and to remove the debris from the river. The Board of Directors to go up and inspect the undertaking. It was decided to employ counsel to look after the interests of the company during the hearing of the petition to form the district under the Wright bill by the Board of Supervisors. Mr. Chapman, company's attorney, was instructed to aid in the matter. Adjourned, Our Fullerton correspondent writes that the town feels highly elated at the beginning of the depot there. The building is 90 feet long and the contract price $4000. Eight carpenters are at present at work on the building, which will be pushed to a speedy completion. Railroad surveyors have been at work in Brea canyon this week. Their line is run from the Churs ranch and seems to be aiming for Fullerton. At the regular meeting of Invineible Parlor, No. 74, N. S. G. held at Kroeger's hall on Wednesday evening last for the purpose of organizing a club. Dr. Gardiner was chosen chairman of the club, and F. U. Schaumburger and D. W. Hudson secretaries; Plez James, treasurer, and J. J. Schneider, assistant secretary. Adolph Rimpau, B. F. Porter, Plez James and M. H. Everhardy were appointed a committee on reception. H. C. Gade, J. J. Schneider, S. A. Dennis, Jos Helmsen and H. Albrecht a committee on arrangements. The following Democrats signed the roll: Wm. M. McFadden, A. Rimpau, Peter A. Schumacher, Jos Helmsen, B. F. Porter, C. Gomber, A. Thomas, P. S. Avery, G. Armbuster, Louis Schorn, Janeob Ruff, Frank Hilmer, N. Hart, B. J. Perry, D. Lieb, S. S. Federman, C. Stickle, W. Berdrow, Wm. Konig, C. Stappenbaek, T. A. Darling, C. Schindler, F. Conrad, Jacob Vetter, Theo Staley, P. Davis, H. L. Paty, T. H. Keith, A. T. Pendleton and J. Merridith. John P. Zeyn is expected back from his San Francisco trip tomorrow. Upon his return Oscar Zeyn will leave for a three weeks' visit to the metropolis. Ramar Aguilar, who for some years past has been engaged at the Pomona depot, is in town visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cayce, who have resided here for several years, leave today for Mississippi, where Mr. Cayce will engage in business. Ben Dresses has accepted a position as clerk in Cahen's grocery store. 25 Years Ago August 7, 1913 A meeting of 40 members of Northern Orange County Protective association held at Fullerton on Friday evening enthusiastically endorsed the building of a concrete bridge across the river Olive, as well as construction on the paved road east of this city a junction of the highway leading to the Riverside county line. Debates were present from Fullerton, Buena Park, La Habra, Centia, East Anaheim and this is also the concensus of the express opinion was that all assistants should be rendered the Board Supervisors in its request that a bridge be protected by dyking it levee work upon the banks of the stream. President Bishop of Habra presided over the meet and Secretary Nelson of Buena Park kept the minutes. President Bishop called for a report upon Olive bridge. Henry Kuchel made a report of the action of the conference held between a delegation of the board of trade of this city and the supervisors with reference to the matter. He said a meeting had been brought about at the vitation of the supervisors at Olive bridge. At the conference Supervisor Tom Talbert said that the supervisors were ready to construct a 600-foot concrete bridge across the river if the people section would promise to provide the banks of the stream. Mr. Talbert as well as other members on the board suggested formation a smaller protective district embrace Anaheim, East and Wanaheim, for the purpose of raising money for such protection engineer Kellogg stated that amount necessary to be raised would be about $10,000 or $12,000.The speaker referred to unsuccessful efforts to form a larger protection district and quoted Eneer Van Dyke as saying while we lived in the most beautiful spot in California our property is under constant menace river overflow.Henry Kuchel At the regular meeting of Invincible Parlor, No. 74, N. S. G. W., held on Monday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Past President, Chas. Kuchel; President, F. Symthe; Second Vice-President, C. E. Stone; Secretary, D. R. Luedke; Financial Secretary, E. F. Kellogg; Treasurer, J. Langenberger; Trustees, H. C. Kellogg, R. F. Aguilar, F. P. Carpenter. A meeting of Democrats was Mrs. Chevallier of Los Angeles is visiting in town, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Hartung. Mrs. Judge Alex Bailey, formerly of Anaheim died at Landrum, S. D., on the 24th inst. Mrs. Gpp. C. Knox and family of Los Angeles are visiting relatives and friends in town, the guests of the Misses Schmidt. Miss Emma Schneider was agreeably surprised by some of her friends at her home on Tuesday evening. The occasion being the young lady's birthday. They say that law "puts a floor under wages," but who ever saw a floor that far under? ICE COLD CORONADO BEER 5¢ $1.15 CASE 24 Bottles Price 1.11650 Tax .03350 11 oz. bottle CHALLENGE Straight WHISKEY FULL PINT 49¢ HART'S GRAPE BRANDY FULL PINT 69¢ ICE COLD CORONADO BEER 5¢ Price 1.11650 Tax .03350 11 oz. bottle CASE 24 Bottles CHALLENGE Straight WHISKEY FULL PINT 49¢ HART'S GRAPE BRANDY FULL PINT 69¢ NEVER BEFORE! Genuine Heileman's 4—11-oz. btls. OLD STYLE LAGER BEER 25¢ MADE IN WISCONSIN TROGIN — DISTILLED GIN FULL PINT 49¢ FRESH SALTED CASHEWS FULL LB. 27¢ WINE PORT SHERRY MUSCATEL (With This Ad) 10¢ Pt. PIONEER LIQUOR STORE 100 EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM 25 Years Ago August 7, 1913 Meeting of 40 members of the Orange County Protection association held at Fullerton on Sunday evening enthusiastically the building of a conbridge across the river at as well as construction of a covered road east of this city to action of the highway leading Riverside county line. Delwere present from Fullerbuena Park, La Habra, Plate East Anaheim and this city the consensus of the expressed was that all assistance be rendered the Board of visitors in its request that the be protected by dyking and work upon the banks of the President Bishop of La presided over the meeting Secretary Nelson of Buena recept the minutes. President called for a report upon the bridge. Henry Kuchel made port of the action of the conheld between a delegation of the board of trade of this city supervisors with reference to matter. He said a meeting be brought about at the innment of the supervisors at the bridge. At the conference visor Tom Talbert said that supervisors were ready to cona 600-foot concrete bridge in the river if the people of would promise to protect banks of the stream. Mr. Talsis well as other members of board suggested formation of taller protective district to face Anaheim, East and West rim, for the purpose of rainey for such protection. EnKellogg stated that the most beauspot in California our propies under constant menace of turbulent stream. He had seen water running down Orange- thorpe and sweeping through Ful- lerton, Anaheim and Garden Grove. Supervisor Schumacher said the board is most anxious to begin work upon a concrete span bridge and also eager to see paving of the east side road taken up speedily. The matter was discussed by a number of other gentlemen, and it was referred to the delegates present from various northern Orange county civic bodies to be taken up by them for thorough discussion. W. T. Brown called up the matter of the wash between this city and Fullerton. The wash used to be spanned by a long bridge but this had been superseded by small culverts which were altogether inadequate to care for the volume of water flowing therein. He had seen the wash so filled with flood water that one might swim a horse across it. He said that before the state highway is built here the culverts should be replaced by a substantial concrete bridge. He moved that a committee of three be appointed from Anaheim to act jointly with a similar committee already appointed by the city trustees of Fullerton to take the matter up with the supervisors. The motion carried and Chairman Bishop announced that he would refer the matter of selection to the Anaheim Board of Trade. A deal was consummated last week whereby the Pacific Mausoleum company has purchased the Terry property adjacent to the cemetery, and through the manager, L. O. Culp, it has been learned that this company will soon begin the work of grading and plotting the grounds and doing other preliminary work preparatory to establishing a perpetual upkeep cemetery. With the completion of the magnificent mausoleum which will be under course of construction soon. The cemetery at Anaheim will become one of the best on the coast. Noll. Mr. Cook was presented with a beautiful meerschaum pipe by his guests. For the 19th consecutive year C. Chapman, millionaire orange grower and packer of Fullerton, was on Sunday chosen president of the Christian Missionary Society of Southern California, and the announcement of that fact brought the Christian assembly to its feet. There is no man in the Christian faith more beloved than this busy layman and no one who gives more freely to religious and philanthropic work. Sheriff Charley Ruddock has purchased a lot at the Modjeska Mineral springs and will build a house there for occupancy during the summer vacation season. Harry Whitaker's cheerful countenance is not seen at Yungbluth's this week. He is taking a vacation and is no doubt paddling in the surf at one of the beach resorts. Phil Stanton was in town from Los Angeles the first of the week shaking hands with old acquaintances. Adair Scott, formerly in city now in real estate in Los Angeles, swurestate deal in that city a ago in which he is said cleaned up $23,000 as his sion. Assemblyman Hans Wetory Callor, L. A. Evans E. Chamberlain attended ing of Progressives in Los on Tuesday evening held off of the first anniversary o ANCE Anaheim, East and West him, for the purpose of raismoney for such protection. EnKellogg stated that the most necessary to be raised be about $10,000 or $12,000. Speaker referred to unsucessforts to form a larger prodistrict and quoted EngiVan Dyke as saying that we lived in the most beauspot in California our props under constant menace of overflow. He asked co-opon on the part of the people H尔顿 as well as other secrepresented in this work of improvement. W. T. Brown H尔顿 cordially approved suggestions that his city coe in the movement. He had there since 1877 and has witmany overflows of this business and Professional DIRECTORY WERS—For All Occasions Anaheim Flower Shop Mrs. E. T. ABBOTT telephone Anaheim 3224 chester at 101 Highway Howard E. Tews DENTIST 503 N. Los Angeles St. Phones Office 3435 Residence 3986 Anaheim, California CAB 24-Hour Service NEW CARS PICKWICK CAB PHONE JESS 225 So. Los Angeles 4822 Out of Town Trips for Shopping Parties SASH AND DOORS Angel-Gohres & Co. 418 S. Lemon St. Anaheim, California DR. 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