oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-01

PAGE TWO SOCIETY ASS'N MEMBERS COME FAR TO PRETTY PARTY ONE of the very nicest parties of the year was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown, 210 West Broadway, when the Browns and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer, of Huntington Beach, entertained the associate matrons and associate patrons of Southern California Saturday night. Forty guests were present and a special guest of honor was Mrs. Julia Woodruff, who is grand associate matron of California. Nine tables of five hundred were played, with honors going to Mrs. Woodruff, first prize for ladies; Mr. Frank Miller, first for men; Mrs. R. H. Holbrook, Pansdens, consolation for the ladies and Mr. C. E. Knoor, also consolation. Mrs. Brewer is associate matron of Huntington Beach court, Order of the Amaranth, and Mr. Brown is associate patron. The organization of the southland meets each month for a short business session, and is followed by a social evening. The party at the Brown home was one of the largest meetings held recently. The autumn tints were apparent in flowers, colors, tally cards, etc., and featured in the excellent hot Junebon served after games. Besides the out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. Mona Tanner, of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Madison and Mrs. Blanche Daniels were present. Changes Meeting Date Members of Mrs. J. S. Sherdan-Dalphian group will please Half Hunderd at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. J. H Burson and Mr. Arthur Burson have returned from a visit in Imperial valley, where they were guests at a big Thanksgiving day dinner. Mrs. Burson's brother, Frank M. Moore, and wife, were the host and hostess of the day, extending their hospitality to 51 relatives, friends and neighbors. Two long tables were arranged on the lawn under the spreading trees, and loaded to capacity with turkeys, chickens, cranberry sauce, in fact everything grown in that wonderfully productive valley. The Bursons enjoyed several motor trips over the valley, visiting the larger cities there and stopping at several interesting places en route. The journey was made via the inland route. LOCAL GIRLS ATTEND JUNIOR ORDERS RALLY Miss Beulah Nelson was named first vice president of the federated Job's Daughters, which organization for the southland was perfected Friday at a big De Molay-Job's Daughters rally in Santa Monica Masonic temple. The two orders are Masone auxiliaries formed of boys and girls of high school age, and are fast becoming factors among secret organizations of the state. Culver City bethel did the institution work. The local Job's Daughters was organized about three months ago with 25 charter members, and at the first December meeting will initiate a large class of candidates, as well as receive the bethel's charter. Although there is no De Molay chapter in Anaheim. PLAYERS CLUB MAKES HIT IN 3-ACT. FARC ANAHEIM Players Club certainly made good when they presented the farce, "Good Night Nurse," which was sponsored by the Business and Professional Woman's club of Anaheim. The story of the play introduced the time worn love triangle between Mrs. Weems, her husband and her sweetheart, Reginald Jay Helen Jordan, as Mrs. Weems, we a persistent sweetheart, and after over, just as a reminder, Jay, course, had taken a tip from his husband, Weems, he must certify his attentions to the wife, a after her marriage, and read the over, just as a reminder, Jay, course, had taken a tip from his husband, Weems, he must certify his attentions to the wife, a after her marriage, and read the over, just as a reminder, Jay, course, had taken a tip from his husband, Weems, he must certify his attentions to the wife, a after her marriage, and read the over, just as a reminder, Jay, Miss Alice Humphrey, as Ms. Hepworth, night nurse; Mr. Jordon, as the wife and Miss Adlaide Curtis, the day nurse; we all clever. The trio of doctors with their pompous manner are entire lack of ability; we hillyously funny and brought cheer after cheer from the audience. The supporting characters were first class and the organizatl surely proved its worth as a community entertainment society. The special numbers between acts were presented by pupils from Miss Georgia Moore's dance class, Master Junior Wright danced the Sailor's Hornpipe music creditably. Little Eloise Wright whom everybody admires, presided over the Balloon Dance," with chaoticistic grace. Lois Coutts the "Waltzing Doll." was all th Changes Meeting Date Members of Mrs. J. S. Sheridan the Delphian group will please note the change in the meeting day. The first Tuesday in each month has been selected for subsequent meetings and tomorrow the group will gather at the Sheridan home at 2 p.m., sharp. Mrs. Prescott's group will meet with Mrs. H. N. White the following day, Wednesday. Delphians were the honored guests today at Ebell meeting in Angellina roof garden when a wonderfully fine program was presented under auspices of the Music section. BAPTIST CHURCH SETTING FOR PRETTY EVENT With a retinue of pretty gowned attendants Miss Lime Klemm was lead to Hymen's sitar Saturday night by her father, Mr. John Klemm, and given in marriage to Mr. Walter Kummerreid, Rev. Leuenschner, pastor of German baptist church, officiating. The church was pretty decorated for the ceremony and the 1st at C. A. Beck where followed the reception, was elaborately adorned with flowers, etc. At eight o'clock, to the strains of mendemsona's march, the bridal party started to the aitar, Miss tann Klemm, sister of the bride, in pink georgette; Miss Hilda Nuismum, in green de chinne, and the maid of honor, Miss Anna Klemm, in pink taffeta, preceded the bride and her rattner, Biman Dorothy Cole, niece of the bride, served as flower girl, and saredew pink sweet peas in her pathway. Master Dany Marschai was ring bearer and served has pretty duty with utmost charm. Glvin Grauer and waiter Gutosky were ushers while Albert Klemm, brother of the bride, acted as best man to Mr. Kummerreid. The bride, dressed in filmy face and soft silken gown, wore a net veil fashioned into a crown with a coronet of orange blossoms, which were the more clearly defined in her soft, dark hair. She carried white sweet peas, which formed a pretty contrast to the deep pink sweet peas arm bouquets of her bride's maids. Reversing the usual custom, the bridal party stood facing the congregation, with the pastor's post-treatment work. The local Job's Daughters was organized about three months ago with 25 charter members, and at the first December meeting will initiate a large class of candidates, as well as receive the bethel's charter. Although there is no De Molay chapter in Anaheim several local high school boys belonging to the Fullerton order. The two lodges met in the banquet room for a big 5:30 dinner and program, and at 8:30 repaired to the La Monica ball room where they passed the remainder of the evening in dancing. The Misses Lenore Waldman Florence Warren, Marjorie Lee Bunice Mann, Edith Lewis and Beulah Nelson, who is queen of the local bethel, were present from Anaheim. Youthful Pair Elopes Miss Marjorie Simons, of West Coast Lease, and Mr. Dick Stevens, took matters into their own hands and slipped away to Riverside to wed last Wednesday, neglecting to tell any one of their arrangements. As both are quite youthful it was necessary for the young man to have his parents' consent, but farther than their actual marriage no news of the young pair has been received. They will probably return for the parental blessing after a honeymoon and announce their intentions in establishing their own home. Mr. Stevens is a resident of Huntington Beach. The little bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Simmons who have lived in that vicinity for about three years. She attended Fullerton schools, but had not completed the course. Church Chicken Dinner Mrs. C. E. Barr and Mrs. Harry E. Scott, whose reputations as cooks are well known, will be responsible for the church dinner Wednesday noon in the banquet room of the Christian church. There will be chicken and the usual good things accompanying and preparations will be made for a large crowd of dinners. JOHN ZIMMERMAN FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for John C. Zimmerman were held this afternoon in the Backs, Terry and Campbell chapel, with interment in the family lot in Anaheim cemetery. Rev. G. G. Schmid, pastor of Evangelical church officiated. Mr. Zimmerman, 87, of 503 So Los Angeles-st., passed away late Saturday at his home. He was a GIRL FRIEND IS HONOREE AT BRIDGE TEEN COMPLIMENTING her schuh, Miss Frankie Reed, Surday afternoon, Miss Paty Law was hostess at a bridge tea, he guests being Fullerton and Ani friends. The party was held at the Lamb home, 1122 West Center-st., and Miss Paty was assisted by her sister, Miss Thelamb. The honoree is a student in Berkeley and was home for the holidays. Bridge was the chosen gag with Miss Florence Carpenter wearing first prize and Miss Kinneman, the consolation. Tara luncheon was served after gag the girls chatting about the schools she while. The girls been pals through their schuh lives, and hope to again be gether, although Miss Lamb passing her freshman year in Fleront Junior college. The rooms were prettily arranged in Christmas colors, poinsettia and roses. Music gave addition entertainment. The guest list included the Misses Dorothy Williams, Jean Dunlap, Isabel Dunlap Florence Carpenter, Sally Kilman, Maitz Rockwell, of Fullerton and Constance Williams, Madeleine Lumsdon, the hostess and her sister, and the honoree, complete the party. Easterners Arrive A delicious Thanksgiving treat key dinner was served Thursday by Mrs. Grace Ward and Ms Elizabeth Farragher of Pleasant hotel to a small party The bride dressed in filmy lace and satellight silken gown, wore a net veil fashioned into a crown with a coronet of orange blossoms, which were the more clearly defined in her soft, dark hair. She carried white sweet peas, which formed a pretty contrast to the deep pink sweet pea arm bouquets of her bride's maids. Revering the usual custom, the bridal party stood facing the congregation, with the pastor's position reversed as well. Preceding the ceremony a friend of the family sang two solos, and after vows were taken and a few congratulatory expressions were offered, all required to the Y. M. C. A. Hall South Philadelphia, where a relation was held. Here a large company of friends were entered, one of the pleasures being one of the many beautiful gifts given by the happy pair. The table was placed in a prom position and Mr. and Mrs. Sterfeld stood directly behind a big white wedding bell, they were showered with unlimited quantities. A repast was served to the guests which included the cake, cleverly cut and served herself. Immediately after they slipped away for a yoon not making their desion known to the may friends were anxiously awaiting an unity to give them the cusum "sendoff," but who were in their plans. O.E.S. Officers ark, O. E. S. will in officers tonight, with Mann past worthy billing officer, Oth-Edward Mann; Marshall; Lottie-Ethel Shear; McBetty Betty JOHN ZIMMERMAN FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for John C. Zimmerman were held this afternoon in the Backs, Terry and Campbell chapel, with interment in the family lot in Anaheim cemetery. Rev. G. G. Schmid, pastor of Evangelical church officiated. Mr. Zimmerman, 87, of 503 So. Los Angeles-st., passed away late Saturday at his home. He was a native of Switzerland, born June 18, 1832, but came to America 70 years ago and to California from Wisconsin 24 years ago. He had lived in Anaheim 18 years. He is survived by a son, John Zimmerman of Dubuque, Ia., and grandson, C. A. Zimmerman of 505 So. Los Angeles-st., next door to his late home. CAR AT CURB HIT A Chevrolet touring car belonging to Dr. C. S. Lehakering of San Pedro, parked on W. Center-st. in front of the Hotel Pleasant, was run into last night by an unknown driver and considerably damaged. The physician and other occupants didn't go back to the car until this morning. The car had been thrown part way upon the sidewalk. Nobody was injured. The gas tank, rear fender and parts of the body were damaged. NO PROGRESS IN HUNT FOR SLAYER With no new clues in the hands of sheriff's deputies at Santa Ana, search for the unknown slayer of Archie L. Haverstick of Los Angeles, whose body was found a week ago on Serra Beach, was showing slow progress today. Determining that Haverstick took out a platon on a trip he is supposed to have made to Tia Juha, presumably with a sailor and a girl, the officers are questioning service station and garage men along the state highway, in an envoror to trace the car's movement. It also was hoped to get more definite description of the vehicle with whom Haverstick was traveling. Dealer Classified Ads results. Try this medium. Easterners Arrive A delicious Thanksgiving tribute key dinner was served Thursday by Mrs. Grace Ward and Mrs Elizabeth Farragather of the Place hotel to a small party of guests. The guests were: Mr. Mrs. Ralph Heckler of Detroit, and Mrs. P. E. Thomas of Denmark and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Joan of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas arrived from Denver few days ago by auto, and plan spend the winter at the Pleasant expect to sail early in February for Honolulu, and later make the home in So. Cal., when they pose of property interests in troit. Mr. Heckler is a retiring manufacturer. Club Christmas Party The Cypress Hanson Community club will meet Tuesday, Dec., with Mrs. O. P. Bunyard at home, with Mrs. Ben Sconce assing, and the usual grab bag be in the program with the cent limit. All members are minded that this will be a w jolly meeting and will do well to present. LOCALS Mrs. Dean Raikes, formerly M Florene Coykendall, is a patient at a local hospital. Mrs. N. P. Robinson, of Placita is improving under treatment at the Anaheim sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bolsserrance parents of a son born Saturday the sanitarium. At local sanitarium: Mrs. K Nakana, Huntington Beach; J Pellerin, La Habra; Mrs H Purdum, Anaheim; Miss Ma Hammington Beach; Mar Coker, Torrance; YERS CLUB MAKES HIT IN 3-ACT FARCE HEIM Players Club certainmade good when they prethe farce, "Good Night which was sponsored by Business and Profesor-Woman's club of Anaheim, ary of the play introduced a worn triangle beMrs. Weems, her husband sweetheart, Reginald Jayfordson, as Mrs. Weems, was stout sweetheart, and after a taken to his bed of sickthrough the suggestion of band, to avoid difficulties Weems carried the love Jay had written her, even her marriage, and read them just as a reminder. Jay, of had taken a tip from the old, Weems, he must cease entions to the wife, and to be ill. Three medics allied in, one after another, failed to make correct mis, and as a last resort automobile parts were introinto the treatment scheme. The play finally ended exposure of the feigned iliand the troublesome course diverted into smoother is. Alice Humphrey, as Miss night nurse; Miss as the wife and Miss Addeurts, the day nurse, were ever. The trio of doctors, the pompous manner and black of ability, were hilarfunny and brought cheer heer from the audience. The living characters were all class and the organization proved its worth as a commentary entertainment society. Special numbers between are presented by pupils from Georgia Moore's dancing Master Junior Wright. The Sailor's Hornpipe most obly. Little Eloise Wright. everybody admires, presenting Balloon Dance," with characgrace. Lois Couts as faltling Doll." was all that Book Day at R. T. Club The Placentia Round Table program is most promising for Wedneiday, as contributions for "book day" will be presented by prominent librarians. An original poem by Mrs. Frank Dowling, of the Placentia library committee will open the entertainment. Miss Minnie Maxwell, Mrs. Kitching of the Fullerton high school library, and Olive Bailey, of Placentia library, will present a skit, "A Day at the Library." Marion Horton, principal of the public school library in Los Angeles, will make an address. Hostesces for the afternoon are the Mesdames W. C. McFarland, Robert Cole, Fred Wasson, William Krick and G. H. Robertson. Special music will be featured. CHARMING GIRL BECOMES BRIDE IN NORTH TODAY The marriage of Miss Ida Fae Schaeffler, of North Sabina-st, to Mr., Harry Twitchell in Santa Barbara today comes as a surprise to their countless friends in Anaheim. Miss Schneffler and Mr. Twitchell drove to Santa Barbara this morning where the former has relatives and were married very soon after their arrival by a Christian minister. They were attended at the ceremony by Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Hein, friends of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Twitchell will honeymoon in Santa Barbara and perhaps San Francisco, returning in a week to make their home at 741 North Lemon-st in the Harker apartments. The wedding dress was of rich brown bengaline trimmed in fur with which she wore brown satin pumps, hose and hat and gloves. Of dainty physique and bewitching, happy expression, the little bride was beautiful in the becoming ensemble. As Miss Schaeffler, the bride and her twin sister, Martha, alike as peas in a pod, have been among the most popular girls in Anaheim. HOLIDAY EVENT PRECEDES TRIP TO AUSTRALIA Mr. AND MRS. Herbert H. Oelke, 733 North Clementine- st., entertained a small party of friends at their home Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Oelke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Gregg, who left San Pedro yesterday on the steamer, Ruth Alex- ander, for a three months tour to Australia. Mrs. Oelke entertained with a sumptuous dinner. During the meal the radio provided music which was greatly appreciated. Afterward all gathered about a Christmas tree which had been prepared and gifts were exchanged, as the honored couple will not return home in time for holidays festivities. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Gregg, honoree, Mr. and Mrs. Vernone Gregg and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg will leave San Francisco Wednesday on the Maunagniu, of the Canadian-Aus- tranilian line, and their trip will carry them to Tahatti, Figl and New Zealand before arriving in Australia. On their return home they expect to stop at Honolulu and other places in the Hawaiiana, for a month before coming back to Anaheim. Honor New Officers A reception and social hour will follow the regular Moose business meeting this evening. W.R.Mattoon, as trustee, Mr. White, as treasurer, and Mr.Lakey, as outside guard, will be honored as new officers. Refreshments will be served later. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Mrs. E. Roberts, Margaret R. Faith, and E.D. Crinn, Los Angeles; F.B.Wallace and wife, Redhanda; G.E.Burley, El Monte; R.B.Fender and wife, Ventura; B.F.Fender, Thomas, Okla., and Mr.M King,San LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NUMBER AN ORDINANCE OF THE OF ANAHEIM REGULATING SALE OF MEAT FISH, AND POULTRY FOR HUMAN SERVICE PROVIDING FOR INSPECTION ON GAME FISH, ING THE OFFICE OF MEAT HEIM, DEPFINING HIS DEATH, DEFINING HIS COMPTITION. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE CITY OF ANAHEIM IS DAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. The office or inspection of the City of Anaheim is hereby granted. SECTION 2. The Meat Inspector or the Board of Sales of said City of Anaheim shall hold office at the place said Board. SECTION 3 It shall be that of the Meat Inspector, and if empowered to enter place where meat fish, poultry, or any other establishment is manufactured into human food or preserved cause or otherwise prepared human food, also all slaves packing houses, coats and stock therewith and whenever such meat fish, poultry or the product of shall upon inspection of amination be found to be unwholesale or corrupted any cause or infected with form of disease; the said Meat Inspector shall condemn it unfit for human food or mark it unmistakeable as raw make the fact of such condition and unfitness apparel shall immediately order by notice in writing to be moved within four hours. The said Meat Inspector is inspect all cattle sheep and other livestock held offered for sale, held offered for sale or intended to be offered, kept or exposed for or held or kept for slaughter or for whenever the same found to be maimed emancipated on infected animals mitted by this Ordinance Meat Inspector shall condemn it shall be unlawful for animal firm or corporation offer or expose for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause or permit to be offered or exposed for sale cause或 permitted SECTION 4 As comp尔 L FRIEND IS ONOREE AT BRIDGE TEA ILLIMENTING her school, Miss Frankie Reed, Sat afternoon, Miss Patty Lanyon, at a bridge tea, her being Fullerton and AnaLenda. The party was held Lamb home, 1122 West Cent and Miss Patty was assisting the sister, Miss Thelma. The honoree is a student reley and was home for the age was the chosen game Florence Carpenter win first prize and Miss Sally van, the consolation. Tasty was served after games girls chatting about their while. The girls have alas through their school and hope to again be to although Miss Lamb is her freshman year in Fullerton college. Rooms were prettily arrayed Christmas colors, poinsettias Music gave additionaliment. The guest list in the Misses Dorothy Will Jean Dunlap, Isabel Dunlap, Rose Carpenter, Sally Kinsaits Rockwell, of Fullerton, instance Williams, Madeline the hostess and her sis- the honoree, completing it. Easterners Arrive Delicious Thanksgiving turner was served Thursday. Grace Ward and Miss Beth Farragar of the Pleas-totel to a small party of perhaps San Francisco, returning in a week to make their home at 741 North Lemon-st in the Harker apartments. The wedding dress was of rich brown bengaline trimmed in fur with which she wore brown satin pumps, hose and hat and gloves. Of dainty physique and bewitch- ing, happy expression, the little bride was beautiful in the becoming ensemble. As Miss Schaeffler, the bride and twin sister, Martha, alike as peas in a pod, have been among the most popular girls in Anaheim. No jolly crowd was complete without "the twins." They came here from Hillsboro, Kan., with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Schaeffler, and brother Howard, a little more than two years ago and both have been valuable assistants in newspaper offices. The bride until Saturday night was associated with the Plain Dealer in a clerical capacity, and previous to that was connected with the Anheml Herald. She will be succeeded in her position by her sister who takes up her duties tomorrow. Mr. Twitchell is connected with the Studebaker sales agency, and has made Anaheim his home for more than a year. He will be heartily congratulated in securing the consent of so plendid and charming a little girl for his wife and home maker. Organize Pythian Sisters A quintet of Pythian Sister from the local temple went to Santa Ana Friday to witness the organization of a temple in that city. A very large number of Pythians from Los Angeles, Brea, Tustin, Belvidere and other cities were present. An excellent program was presented and light luncheon served after. The Long Beach temple exemplified the work. Attending from Anahelu were Mrs. Cleo West, Mrs. Clara Wilson, Mrs. Jessie Robinson, Mrs. Ella Clow and Mrs. Nina Hill, the last named a resident of Santa Ana but a member of the Local Pythian Sisters temple. At the card party given Wednesday by Anahelm Pythians, ten tables were played, with prizes going to Mrs. Cleo West, first for ladder; A. E. Hatfield, first for men; Mrs. Paunke Bruce consolation for women; Mr. Henderson consolation for men. Pumpkin pie and whipped cream was served. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT C. E. Morgan, Pasadena; F. Hines, Ed. Coleman, Miss N. Hamilton and H. A. Baylan, Los Angeles; J. R. Johnson and wife, West Moreland; J. S. Brown and wife, Bakersfield; A. W. Parsons, San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Synder, Taft; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kinsbury, Fallbrook. Follow the regular Moose business meeting this evening. W.R.Mattoon, as trustee, Mr. White, as treasurer, and Mr.Laskey, as outside guard, will be honored as new officers. Refreshments will be served later. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Mrs. E. Roberts, Margaret R. Faith, and E.D.Crin, Los Angeles; F.B.Wallace and wife, Redlands; G.E.Burley, El Monte; R.B.Fender and wife,Ventura; B.F.Fender, Thomas Okla., and Mr. and Mrs.King,San Diego. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA G.E Beer and wife, LaHabra; George Kouragis, Long Beach; C.B.Cord and Mrs.A.Johnson; San Diego; Percy Houts, Redlands; Anthony J.Podd, and E.E.Murchison,Los Angeles; Martha Scott,Pasadena; A.R.Coope San Francisco. LA HABRA LA HABRA, Dec. 1.(Spl.)—Report was made to the membership meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at a meeting recent-ly that the petition for incorporation of the city of La Habra had been completed and would be heard before the board of supervisors at their meeting the 9th of December. It is not anticipated that there will be any opposition to the petition for the reason that only the subdivided acreage and not all of that, with a few pieces of acreage have been included in the territory proposed to be incorporated. The Chamber of Commerce have secured thru a deputy in the office of the county assessor,a total of the assessed valuation in the territory proposed to be incorporated which shows that the total valuation in that territory totals $936,295. Mrs.W.H.Walling is recovering nicely from a major operation she underwent at the Anaheim sanitarium last week. Singing,"Pale Moon"and the "Low Back Car,"the glec club of the La Habra grammar school opened the Thanksgiving program which was given at the auditorium of the Washington school Tuesday evening. A two act play was given telling the story of Captain Smith and Pacobanas with two numbers given between the acts.A mince pie dance was given by the girls from Miss Elise Christ's room.A song and pantamime telling the "Why don't you speak for yourself John,"episode,between John Alden and Priscilla in the "Courtship of Miles Standish,"was given by the Misses Madaline Barker.Mary Carpenter,Batrice White and Wilfred Schneider.Casts for the chief characters in the play follow the regular Moose business meeting this evening.W.R.Mattoon, as trustee, Mr. White, as treasurer,and Mr.Laskey,as outside guardwill be honored as new officers.Refreshments will be served later. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Mrs.E.Roberts,Margaret R.Falth,and E.D.Crin,Los Angeles;F.B.Wallace和wife,Redlands;G.E.BurleyElMonte;R.B.FenderandwifeVentura;B.F.Fender，ThomasOkla.,andMr.andMrs.King,SanDiego. SECTION 4.As comp for his services the Meat Inspector shall condense as unaffit for human it shall be unlawful for animal firm or corporation for sale offer or permit for sale cause or permit for sale fered.or exposed for such condemned animal or section 4.Dollars per month sum to be paid at the same time as manner of other officers of the Anaheim are paid. SECTION 5.Any person or corporation selling or offering or keeping for sai meat fish,game or poulture compound or thereof furnishing or suiting any meat fish,furniturecompoundorthereoftobeusedforfoodshallpermitsamplestobe takenbytheMeatInspector shall condense as unaffit for human it shall be unlawful such person,firm or corpora-venture resist.oroppose attempt to preventresistance,the taking.ofaforesaidbytheMeatInspector. SECTION 6.Its shall be ful for any person,firm poration to holdoffer,mortalityormutilationmanufacturedthereselfimmature.innumerabledecay.decayorcorruptedfreewastewhatsoeveroranycowanycow,hog,sheep,calf.seasonisunsound.seasonisunsoundconditionatthetimethatwasslaughtered. SECTION 7.Its shall be ful for any person,firm poration to sellholdpermittobe soldheldkerdorexposedforsale.takethetaking.ofaforesidedbytheMeatInspector.bestconsideredprinceofimmaturitycalf. SECTION 8.Its shall be ful for any person,firm poration to remove,muticellationormutilationpermittedfortheunbilicalornavelcordcalfortoremovesafetyofthatisofferedholdor Saleandtheremovaltordestructionofthe removalofthevisceriaandhead. SECTION 9.Its shall be ful for any person,firm poration keepingorhavingsession any corral slaughtorstockyardorotherplacecattle,hogs,sheep.goatsare kept或maintainedpreferredbuildingpmittingswheremuftifulpuiltoyoranyproductthekept.storedmaintained,canned或其他paredforfood.topreventopposeortoattempttopresentanypoliceofficeortheOfficer.Meat Inspector. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT C. E. Morgan, Pasadena; F. Hines, Ed. Coleman, Miss N. Hamilton and H. A. Baylan, Los Angeles; J. R. Johnson and wife, West Moreland; J. S. Brown and wife, Bakersfield; A. W. Parsons, San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Snyder, Tatt; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kinsbury, Fallbrook. HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE The words start in the numbered squares and run either across or down. Only one letter is placed in each white square. If the proper words are found each combination of letters in the white squares will form words. The key to the puzzle—the first word—is given in the drawing. Below are keys to the other words. (Running Across) Word 1. The reason why the boys aren't climbing over the fence. Word 2. The people Abraham Lincoln freed. Singular. Word 3. Something that can be used only when there is snow. (Running Down) Word 1. What poor ol' Brer Rabbit fears these days. Word 2. People who inhabit heaven. Singular. Word 4. Songs are sung and stories are told. LEGAL NOTICE Two stray brown mules taken up West Coast Oil Co., weight about 1300; age al. 25. Now in the county pound in charge of W. M. Varceo, hv officer. Phone Orange 178-191. SECTION 9. It shall be for any person, firm, poration keeping or having or stocking any corral, slaughter or stockyard, other place cattle, hogs, sheep or any product that is kept, maintained, or offered for sale, or whose fish game or poultry is preserved, canned, or otherwise prepared for food or prevent or oppose, or to attract venant, reslet or oppose the use of any police officer or the Officer, Meat Inspector, or person working under the tion of the Health Officer in the inspection of any such of any such corral, slaughter or stockyard, other place cattle, hogs, sheep or any product that is kept, maintained, or offered for sale, or whose fish game or poultry is preserved, canned, or otherwise prepared for food or prevent or oppose, or to attract venant, reslet or oppose the use of any police officer or the Officer, Meat Inspector, or person working under the tion of the Health Officer in the inspection of any such of any such corral, slaughter or stockyard, other place cattle, hogs, sheep or any product that is kept, maintained, or offered for sale, or whose fish game or poultry is preserved, canned, or otherwise prepared for food or prevent or oppose, or to attract venant, reslet or oppose the use of any police officer or the Officer, Meat Inspector, or person working under the tion of the Health Officer in the inspection of any such of any such corral, slaughter or stockyard, other place cattle, hogs, sheep or any product that is kept, maintained, or offered for sale, or whose fish game or poultry is preserved, canned, or otherwise prepared for food or prevent or oppose, or to attract venant, reslet or oppose the use of any police officer or the Officer, Meat Inspector, or person working under the tion of the Health Officer in the inspection of any such of any such corral, slaughter or stockyard, other place cattle, hogs, sheep or any product that is kept, maintained, or offered for sale, or whose fish game or poultry is preserved, canned, or otherwise prepared for food or prevent或oppose,或toattractvenant,或reslet或oppose,或theuseofanypoliceofficer或theOfficer,MeatInspector,或personworkingunderthetionoftheHealthOfficier,在theinspectionofanysuchofanysuchcorral,slabterorstockyard,其他placecattle,hogs,sheep或其他产品要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉,要保存在肉食场所,如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所。如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，如果是猪肉，要保存在肉食场所，或者保持不变。 LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NUMBER 401 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM REGULATING THE SALE OF MEAT, FISH, GAME AND POULTRY FOR HUMAN CONSUMption, PROVIDING FOR THE INSECTION OF SHEETS OF MEAT INSTEAD OF THE OFFICE OR MEAT INTEGRATOR OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, DEFINING HIS DUTIES AND FIXING HIS COMPENSATION. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DO ORDER AS FOLLOWS: INSECTION 1. The office of Meat Inspector of the City of Anaheim shall appoint by the Board of Trustees of said City of Anaheim, and all hold office at the pleasure of the said Board. INSECTION 2. It shall be the duty of the Meat Inspector, and he is hereby empowered to enter any place where meat, fish, game, poultry, or apples produce thereof, stored, held, kept, exposed or offered for sale for human food and every establishment where that is manufactured into articles human food, or preserved, cured, smoked, or otherwise prepared for human food, also all slaughter houses packing houses, corrals or huts and shall inspect the land and the stock therein contained and whenever such meat, game, poultry or the products there shall upon inspection and examination, be found to be tainted, wholesome or corrupted from any cause or infection with any form of disease, the said Meat Inspector shall condemn the same as affliction for human food and shall mutilate the same. It will take the fact of such condemnation and unfitness apparent, and immediately order the same notice in writing, to be received within four hours. The said Meat Inspector shall ally inspect all cattle, sheep, hogs, cattle live stock, and all poultry, held, offered, kept or exposed for sale, or intended to be held, kept or exposed for sale, held or kept for slaughter or food or intended to be held kept for slaughter or for food; and shall be maimed, emaciated, ill nourished on infected with any or they younger than permitted by this Ordinance, the said Meat Inspector shall condemn the same as unfit for human food, and shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to hold or expose for sale or toouse or permit to be held, offered, or exposed for sale, any admitted animal or poultry. INSECTION 3. As compensation for his service in this case is used for exposure or offered for sale for human food shall be provided with counters and tables the top of each of which shall be of such material and shall be so constructed as to render the surface absorbent. Every block or table upon which meat, fish, game, poultry, or any product thereof, is placed for cutting or preparing for human food, shall be kept clean and smooth, and shall contain no crack or cavities. No water closet or urinal shall be so constructed or located as to allow direct passage of air between the same area any such meat market, meat shop room or place. No water closet or urinal shall be ventilated through any such meat market, meat shop room or place. Every such meat market, meat shop room or place have a lavatory which shall be provided with soap, towel and chlorine water. INSECTION 4. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to wash, or to cause or permit to be washed, any meat fish, game, poultry, or any product thereof in any sink, washstand or basin that is used effect and be in full force. The foregoing ordinance is signed, approved and attested by me this 25th day of November, 1924. E. H. METCALF. President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, Attest: EDWARD B. MEIRRITT, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE as CITY OF ANAHEIM I. Edward B. Meirritt, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance is introduced at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, held on the 13th day of November, 1924, and that the same was passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of said City held on the 25th day of November, 1924, by the following vote: AYRES: Trustees Metcalf, Haisson Knight Slaback and Stock. BROTHERT: None. ABRENT AND NOT VOTING: Trustees None. 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SECTION 4. As compensation for his services the Meat Inspector shall receive the sum of Thirty (30) Dollars per month. Salid to be paid at the same time the meat inspecter and out the same fund and market other officers of the City or Anaheim are paid. SECTION 5. Any person, corporation selling or exposing offering or keeping for sale any meat fish game poultry product compound or mixture thereof to be used for human shall permit samples thereof be taken by the Meat Inspector and it shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to carry transport conveyance to cause permit to be carried transported conveyed any meat fish game poultry any product thereof intended for human food in upon allow any street alley thoroughfare or open road same is covered and protected from dust files and other insects. SECTION 14. It shall be unlawful for any person firm, corporation to peddle any fresh fish intended for human food unless the same is thoroughly enclosed and protected from dust dirt files and other quantities of food unless a sufficient quantity of food is provided to preserve such food in wholesome condition. SECTION 15. It shall be unlawful for any person firm, corporation to permit any dog to remain in any room in which meat is present and protected from dust dirt files and other quantities of food unless a sufficient quantity of food is provided to preserve such food in wholesome condition. SECTION 16. It shall be unlawful for any person firm, corporation to keep, to cause permit to remain any meat fish game poultry not intended for human food nor any hide has been removed from the carcass thereof within any ice box or cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat fish game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box cooling room in which meat鱼game poultry nor any product thereof within any ice box冷却room in which肉鱼game poultry nor any产品冷却room在肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼市场内肉鱼 Market SECTION 8. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 9. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 10. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 11. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 12. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 13. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 14. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 15. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 16. It shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to sell hold keep offer expose for sale or to cause permit to be sold hold keep exposure for exposition of the viscera feet head. SECTION 17. It shall be unlawful for any person engaged in handling meat fish game poultry not produced by hand and clothes clean and in sanitary condition. SECTION 18. It shall be unlawful for any person after having handled any hide skin cut with animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animal handle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandle part of an animalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalhandlepartofanimalHandlepartofanimalHandlepartofAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOfAnimalHandlepartOFANIMALHANDLE SECTION 19. It shall be unlawful for any person firm corporation to keep expose offer offence on alloy manufacture and protection from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermeate from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecet from dust dirt files and other insects ot use ifany ladder dipermecetfrom dust dirtfilesandotherinsectsotuseifanyladderdipermecetfrom尘土污染和其他昆虫的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害以及对人类有害的危害及对人类有害的危害及对人类有害的危害及对人类更有害的危害及对人类更有害的危害及对人类更有害的危害及对人类更有害的危害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的伤害及对人类更有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害的有害有毒的有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性有毒性 SECTION 20. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 21. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 22. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 23. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 24. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 25. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 26. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 27. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 28. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 29. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 30. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 31. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 32. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 33. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 34. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 35. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 36. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 37. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 38. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 39. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 40. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 41. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 42. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 43. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 44. Any person violating any of the provisions this book contains is prohibited by law. SECTION 45. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management environment government laws enforcement public service SECTION 46. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management environment government laws enforcement public service SECTION 47. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management environment government laws enforcement public service SECTION 48. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management environment government laws enforcement public service SECTION 49. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management environment government laws enforcement public service SECTION 50. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management environment government laws enforcement public service SECTION 51. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety管理环境政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理政府法律监督公共安全管理府 SECTION 51. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法律监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境，政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理监督管理环境、政府法理管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度人民政府行政管理制度 SECTION 51. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护保护环境保护 Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection Protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection protection保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护保护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护防护 SECTION 51. Any人violating anything that can harm human life health safety management环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护环境保护protectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedtectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedprotectedtectedprotectedprotectedtectedprotectedtectedprotectedtectedprotectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtectedtected SECTION 9. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation keeping or having in possession any corral, slaughter house, stock room, other place where cattle, hogs, sheep or poultry are kept or maintained, or room, house, building, place or premises where meat, fish, game, poultry or any product thereof is kept, stored, maintained, exposed or offered for sale, or where meat, fish game or poultry is preserved, canned, or otherwise prepared for food or prevent, resist or oppose the entrance of any police officer or the Health Officer into, or inspection of any such officer, any such corral, slaughter house, stock yard, room, house, building, place or premises or the inspection by any officer of any animal, meat, fish, game, poultry or any product thereof is stored, held, kept, exposed or offered for sale, cured, canned, or otherwise prepared for human food unless the same is constructed, maintained and conducted in the manner described in this Ordinance. SECTION 10. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to establish, maintain, or conduct any meat market or meat shop or other place where meat, fish game, poultry or any product thereof is stored, held, kept, exposed or offered for sale, cured, canned, or otherwise prepared for human food unless the same is constructed, maintained and conducted in the manner described in this Ordinance. SECTION 11. Every such meat market or meat shop or other place where meat, fish game, poultry or any product thereof is stored, held, kept, exposed or offered for sale, cured, canned, or otherwise prepared for human food unless the same is constructed, maintained and conducted in the manner described in this Ordinance. SECTION 12. Ordinance Number 435 entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Anaheim providing for the inspection of meats within said city and fixing penalties for the violation thereof," passed adopted and approved on the 28th day of November 1922, and all ordinances or parts of ordinance are conflicted with the provisions of this ordinance hereby repealed. SECTION 13. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and cause the same to be published once in the Orange County Plain Dealer, a newspaper of general circulation printed, published in the City of Anaheim and thirty-four days after its first passage it shall take effect and be in full force. The foregoing ordinance is signed, approved and attested by me this 26th day of November 1924. E. H. MITCALLP President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim (SEAL) Attentive HOWARD D. MERRITT City Clerk of Anaheim STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CITY OF ANAHEIM I. E. H. Merritt City Clerk of Anaheim do hereby imprisonment. Each such person firm or corporation shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for every day during any portion of which any violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance is committed, continued or permitted by such person; corporation and shall be punished therefore as provided by this ordinance. AYES: Trustees Mealcalf, Hanson Kaisa, Slaback and Stock. NOES: Trustees None. ABSENT AND NOT VOTING: Trustees None. And I further certify that the President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim signed and approved said ordinance No. 462 on the 28th day of November 1924. IN WITNESS WHEREON I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of City City of Anaheim this 26th day of November 1924. DOWNSTANDED BY RIRRIDER City Clerk (SEAL) Publish Dec.