oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-05

MISFORTUNE NEED NOT MASTER YOU It should never be forgotten. Schopenhauer advises that misfortune be it great or small, is the element in which we live. Our aim should be to look well about us, ward off misfortune by going to meet it, to attain such perfection and refinement in attenting the disagreeable things of life—whether they come from our fellow men or from the physical world—that, like a clever rox, may slip out of the way of overmishap, great or small. Remember that a mishap is generally our own awkwardness in disguise. The main reason why misfortune falls less heavily upon us, if we have looked upon its occurrence as not impossible, and, as the saying is, prepared ourselves for it, may be this: if, before the misfortune comes, we have quietly thought over it as something which may or may not happen, the whole of its extent and range is known to us, and we can, at least, determine how far it will affect us. Then, if it really arrives, it does not depress us unduly—its weight is not felt to be greater than it actually is. But if no preparation has been made to meet it, and it comes unexpectedly, the mind is in a state of terror for the moment and unable to measure the full extent of the calamity; and its range is exaggerated. In the same way, darkness and uncertainty always increase the sense of danger. And, of course, if we have that over the possibility of misfortune, we have also at the same time considered the sources to which we shall look for help and consolation; or, at any rate, we have accustomed ourselves to the idea of it. It seemed to Schopenhauer that there is nothing that better fits us to endure the misfortunes of life with composure than to know for certain that everything that happens—from the smallest up to the largest dinner guests at the J. H. Duling home on South Orange street Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Duling of Anaheim and Mrs. M. L. McIntyre and little daughter Loraine of Montebello. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schweltzer and children Judith and Juntor. BREA, Jan. 5. (Sp.)—Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caulderwood and son Clark have just returned from a motor trip in the northern part of the state. They report having a wonderful trip. They were gone after a month. They visited relatives, and friends in Seattle and Arlington while away. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sullivan and children Marion and Kenneth have just returned from several days visit with relatives in Taft and Maricopa. While in Taft they called on Mrs. Wilbur Wilson, new Miss Hazel Sexton. Miss Opal Sorrells has just returned home from a two months stay at Blenh Grove, near Bakersfield. Mr. W. Sorrells and family were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morrison and family. Misses Opal and Lila Sorrells were calling on their old friend and neighbor Mrs. Vick Blanco of Los Nietos Sunday evening. Mrs. C. W. Vinson and daughters Misses Pauline and Betty entertained friends from Alambra Tuesday with a big chicken dinner. The guests were Hong and daughters Esther and Ruth Mrs. Hume and children Bettrum and Charlotte Mrs. Uhler Mrs. Croft and Reta and Connie Dodd. Miss Betty Vinson returned to Alambra with them for several days visit. The city is making progress in drilling a new water well for the city of Brea, water sand was struck at 44 feet. The trustees are taking precaution and shutting this water off so that the water supply will come entirely from the lower gravel, which in their other well proved to be a source of excellent water. The well is being drilled by Mr. Saunders of Whittler and will be gravel packe- Sunday dinner guests at the J. H. Duling home on South Orange street Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Duling of Anaheim and Mrs. M. L. McIntyre and little daughter Loraine of Montebello. WATER RIGHT Due to the increasing information on the right water, the Division of Rights of the Department of Life Works of the state he ranged for a representative owl needed information in south one day of each week. Harold Conkling, associate dracula enginer, will be at 818 Pacific Finance-bldg, Laigles Monday of each week will be pleased to confer with one who may desire informa- Pain Dealer Classified Adduces results. Try this but and children Baldwin and Mrs. Mohn Hill's three Novel, Unq, and Jessie an and Mrs. Luther Ledbetter terton and Earl Pendle Stewart Station. Earl Everhart and Ord went to work for the Union at Stewart Station, Dec. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black little daughter, Frances an George Gray enjoyed Sunday ner with Ms. and Mrs. Gray in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Darl 122 South Orange-st., had guests for Christmas dinner and Mrs. T. A. Dasling of Sanando and Mr. and M. Truschel of Los Angeles. Mrs. Rose Bell and Mrs.Acree and little daughter of Torrance were visiting cousin Mrs. J. I. Vernon M. Mrs. E. S. Kellogg of the ahay Acres" near Bell, is looking after business inter- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner children Milderd and Helene of Long Beach, were dinner Friday of Mr. and Mrs.Darling. A big goose dinner was eaten by Mr. and Mrs. A.S.Ill daughter, Verda at the her their son, Charles Her and lily in Los Angeles. Lester Hodkins has access position with Walker and at the golf grounds near the lease. Miss Iris Hodkins was from Fullerton Sunday, w with her mother and broth- And, of course, if we have that over the possibility of misfortune, we have also at the same time considered the sources to which we shall look for help and consolation; or, at any rate, we have accustomed ourselves to the idea of it. It seemed to Schopenhauer that there is nothing that better fits us to endure the misfortunes of life with composure than to know for certain that everything that happens—from the samliest up to the greatest facts of existence—happens of necessity. A man soon accommodates himself to the inevitable—to something that must be—and if he knows that nothing can happen except of necessity, he will see that things cannot be other than they are, and that even the strangest chances in the world are just as much a product of necessity as phenomena which obey well-known rules and turn out exactly in accordance with expectation. "If a man is steeped in the knowledge of this truth, he will first of all, do what he can, and then readily endure what he must." Style Hints PARIS, Jan. 2.—That clothes play a very important role in the life of French children can be seen on a stroll through any of the delightful Paridan gardens. The little French girl, from the very beginning, is taught to be coquettish, so that it is no wonder she grows up to have the smartest air of any woman in the world. Fashions in children's dress change almost as often as those for mother, except for the length of the tiny skirt. It is always short, finishing well above the knees and exposing a good length of chubby bare legs. For even when snow falls little mademoiselle continues wearing her short socks, and seems none the worse off on it. There are certain chic establishments devoted to children's wear where the designers make the tiny article practical as well as beautiful. This season frocks for tiny turtles tend to flare from the shoulders to the hem in smart modern fashion. Dresses and coats for older girls are modeled on the straight lines which dominate their mamas' gowns. Ensembles of coat and hat are very much worn. One attractive model comes in green velours de laine, with quaint trimming of white bone buttons and live tiny pockets placed below the other down the right side front while the coat closes on the left. A cap of green velours, turned sharply back from the face, has the same trimming of bone buttons. For a small tot there is a charming coat of rose crepe satin warmly lined and banded with are taking precaution and shutting this water off so that the water supply will come entirely from the lower gravel, which in their other well proved to be a source of excellent water. The well is being drilled by Mr. Saunders of Whittier and will be gravel packe. Sunday dinner guests at the J. H. Duling home on South Orange street Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Homes Duling of Anaheim and Mrs. M. L. McIntyre and little daughter Loraine of Montebello. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schweitzer and children Dorothy and Junior spent the weekend in Hollywood. The guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schweitser. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Harrison of La Habra delightfully entertained with a big Turkey dinner Thursday and among their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vernon of Brea. The monthly missionary meeting of the Brea Christian church will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 7th at the home of Mrs. A. V. Sullivan on South Madrona-ave, Mrs. J. T. Schweitzer will be the leader. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan and children of Norwalk and Jaaper Goodart of Brea, were dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hide and sons and Mrs. Cox and Volney Selbenthal motored to Santa Paula Christmas day. Mr. Edwin Underwood came down from Ventura to visit his mother Mrs. Corn Underwood and family during the holidays. Mrs. Oral Sailing of Fullerton was a visitor at the H. Danielle hoem Sunday evening, Miss Viola Danielly returned to fullerton with her for a few days visit. Mrs. Joe Barnett, of Los Angeles and Mrs. Rose Belle, of Torrance were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Vernon at 124 South Orange-st. Mrs. E. O. Smith had her daughter Mrs. James Jackson and family of Buena Park with her for Christmas dinner. Mrs. Winnie Mae Hardy of 325 South Walnut-st entertained with a dinner party Saturday evening her guests were Miss Carolyn Sammons of Downey, Miss Lola Everett of Whittier and Miss Anna Allan of San Luis Obispo. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tremaine of Long Beach were calling on relatives and friends In Brea Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Reece left Brea Monday morning for Chino whey they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Danielly and daughter Miss Ila of South Walnut-st were dinner guests on Christmas day at the home of their son-Mr. H. Danielly and family on North Madrona-ave. Mr. and Mrs. Sabin Gray and bably came up from Santa Ana Thursday and enjoyed Christmas dinner with their mother, Mrs. Geo Gray and sister Mrs. Frank Latest Patents Recently Granted Compiled Weekly for Registered Patent Patent No. 1,516,643, RIM.L.B.Paul. coats for older girls are modeled on the straight lines which dominate their mamas' gowns. Ensembles of coat and hat are very much worn. One attractive model comes in green velours de laine, with quaint trimming of white bone buttons and five tiny pockets placed one below the other down the right side front while the coat closes on the left. A cap of green velours, turned sharply back from the face, has the same trimming of bone buttons. For a small lot there is a charming coat of rose crepe satin warmly lined and banded with squirrel. The little hat is of shredded silk and trimmed with the same fur. Frocks for girls of school age come with the popular tunic blouse and high collars and pleated skirts. They are in blue serge with a tiny line of bright color. Velvet and soft silks are used for the little party dresses. "I can get you out of here, for one hundred dollars," said the lawyer to the prisoner, after he had sized up the man as one who could possibly raise that amount by pawning his watch and mansaging his furniture. "I don't want out," said the prisoner sadly, with a far-away look in his eye. "I'm in here for bigamy." If a man says Uncle Sam was hard on Persia and Britain on Egypt, try kicking his dog. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Reece left Brea Monday morning for Chino wee they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Danielly and daughter Miss Ila of South Walnut-st were dinner guests on Christmas day at the home of their son Mr. H. Danielly and family on North Madrona-ave. Mr. and Mrs. Sabin Gray and bably came up from Santa Ana Thursday and enjoyed Christmas dinner with their mother, Mrs. Geo. Gray and sister, Mrs. Frank Bickel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Everhart of North Orange-st had as their guests for Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watrous of Brea Canyon, Mrs. Anna Turner of Stearns Leane and Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Hirth and son Roger of Brea. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones of Brea Canyon were visitors at the K. Danielly home on North Madrona-ave Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jones and son Ivan are spending the holidays with relatives in Santa Maria. Miss Cuba Hill came home from Christian College in Los Angeles to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hill and family at 1114 No. Orange-st. Other relatives who came to help them enjoy turkey and all the good things that go with it, were Mrs. J. L. Butler Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACE HEALING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. Patent No. 1,516,643. RIM. L. B. Paul. A rim of the class describe rising a rim section and a ripper means for locking theether by a partial turning seat of the ring section and on locking the ring section trunk movement such measuring of a bracket pivotallythe rim section a spring carried by said bracket in the ring section for or said pin. License Tag And Here For Lawrence T. 1414 IND. In combination, a license issued out one end with an opening a member p record sheet remaining removably positioned wiewardly of wall displayand means for removal on a year card upon thirtieth of pocket formingweardly of said opening WATER RIGHTS Due to the increasing need of information on the right to use water, the Division of Water Works of the state has arrived for a representative to give needed information in the one day of each week. Harold Conkling, associate by uncle engineer, will be at room Pacific Finance-bldg. Los Angeles Monday of each week and be pleased to confer with any who may desire information on the subject of water rights. Dealer Classified Ads provide results. Try this medium. Your Cross Word Puzzle HOW TO SOLVE THE CROSS WORD PUZZLE The way to solve the Cross Word Puzzle is to fill in the white squares of the diagram with the words which agree with the accompanying definitions. The definitions are numbered co correspond with the numbers on the diagram. Any word defined in the text under "HORIZONTAL" will begin at its number, shown in the diagram, and will extend out the way across to the first black space to the right of that number what is. The word must begin in the square that contains its identifying number, and extend as far as the white squares continue uninterruptedly. Any word defined under "VERTICAL" will begin in the white space that contains its number, but will extend downward as far as the white spaces remain uninterruptedly. HORIZONTAL 1. Unsound 2. Behold 3. Group 4. Exist 5. Constellation 6. Pronoun 7. While 8. Wrinkle SOLUTION OF SATURDAY'S PUZZLE ORDINANCE NUMBER AN ORDINANCE FOR THE HOLDING OF MUNICIPAL MUSEUM TUESDAY THE 2ND PEBRUARY, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. 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WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesday the 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of City of Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of Cityof Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of Cityof Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of Cityof Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the Board of Cityof Anaheim on Tuesdaythe 2nd Pebruary, 1926. WHENBAR, the Clerk mittened to the BoardofCityof AnaheimonTuesdaythe 2ndPebruary，1926。 WHEREAS said Hoehmann contained a statement growing on which he recounts sought and not to each separate paper said recall Petitions made by A qualified elector City and aworn to before compilent to admit stating that he affirmed that particular paper ended his signatures that according to their motion and belief that each is the genuine name for which purporte subscribed qualified elector of said Hoehmann within ten minutes of time examined as records of registration that said Petitions were requisite number for electors whereupon he said Petitions his certifying that as a result offunction he found said be sufficient. NOW THEREFORE,the Trustees of The City do ordain as follows: SECTION SPECIAL is hereby called and is accepted for Walker and Potter in State California for a third day of February,the purpose submitted qualifies electors for question whether E.H. recalled from office ber.of The Board.of The City.long term. HORIZONTAL 1. Unsound. 2. Behold. 3. Group. 4. Exist. 5. Constellation. 6. Pronoun. 7. While. 8. Wrinkle. 9. Female sheep. 10. Digit. 11. Eacar (abbr.). 12. Upon. 13. Aged. 14. Plural of man VERTICAL 1. Sick. 2. Disparage. 3. Frozen water. 4. Explate. 5. Drying cloth. 6. Peruse. 7. Mirth. 8. To counteract. 9. Chinese Society. 10. Small particle. 11. From the wind. 12. Look. AUTO TRAGEDIES FEWER IN 1924 There were 30 fatalities caused by automobile tragedies in Orange-co in 1924. Coroner C. D. Brown reported today, and represents decrease of 19 deaths over 1923. There were 49 killed in the county last year before Justice J. B. Cox at Santa Ana began his campaign of sentencing speeders to jail. With this jail policy still in effect at the time of the judge's death, a decrease of 33-1-3 per cent in fatalities resulted. The death total includes those perrons riding in autos or trucks struck by railway trains. A Clasa Ad is best little salesman. Latest Patents of Interest to Motorists Recently Granted by U.S. Patent Office Compiled Weekly for this paper by CLARENCE A. O'BRIEN. Registered Patent Attorney, Washington, D.C. Patent No. 1,516,643. RIM. Leonard Paul. Patent No. 1,516823. ANTI-SKIDING DEVICE. William W. McNaughton. SOLUTION OF SATURDAY'S PUZZLE B B S S R BOO ONE L AGUINAL DO T GLAND T P AP T A PAL SEE R ALE ION T STA ANT E TON SATURDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED MELON A E A GAMES I O N D Y HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE A rim of the class described comprising a rim section and a ring section means for locking the sections together by a partial turning movement such means consisting of a bracket pivotally secured the rim section a spring pressed carried by said bracket and a seat in the ring section for receiving said pin. Patent No. 1,516,722. WINDSHIELD CLEANER. Fred G. Folberth and William M. Folberth. 4. A non-skid device for vehicles comprising a series of chains transversely disposed over a portion of the tire surface, rods engaged in the end links of each chain on each side of the tire, said rods having loops near their ends, a rope engaging the loops of one of said rods and extending over the inner surface of the wheel felly to engage the loops of the opposite chain rod, sleeves adjustable on the extending ends of said rope, said sleeves preventing traction of the rope, and means for clamping said sleeves in adjustment. Patent No. 1,516,722. WINDSHIELD CLEANER. Fred G. Folberth and William M. Folberth. 5. Windshield cleaning apparatus comprising a pair of pivotally mounted cleaner elements, said cleaner oil melt being pivoted in substantial the same horizontal plane and been adapted to oscillate in the canower airplane between points beneath in plane of the pivot, an actuating member connected to said cleaner element to oscillate them, a cleaner motor ranged in substantially the same horizontal plane with the pixels of said cleaner elements and having oscillating motor shaft connected to said actuating member. 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. (Stunning Across) Word 1. What the boy in the picture is about to do. Word 4. The missing word in this sentence: "The bird built its nest in the _____ of the courte." (Running Down) Word 1. What a hunter is supposed to do when he sees a bear. Word 2. A weapon used by the Indians. Word 3. To go into. A HABRA TO VOTE ON INCORPORATION Sample ballots for La Habra's incorporation election January 12 had been mailed today from the office of County Clerk J. M. Beaks. Everit S. Bolce, Walter Cooler, L. E. Smith, G. E. Sutton and L.J. Webster would comprise the board of trustees. If incorporation carries these men having no opposition. There is a contest between D. O. Steegman and A.C. Goodcoil for city clerk; while Louis Muchow, who would be treasurer, is unopposed. It is called a wave of prosperity. Waves, as you know, affect only those at the top. SECTION 2. Sample taining the matter required on the official record to nominate a candidate for the person recalled shall be awarded from said recall election; shall be counted for such office voter also voted on suit of the recall of the pot to be recalled from said A cross (X) stamp blank space at that word cross should ad a vote for and the recall of said office cross (X) in the blank right of the word be counted as a vote for recall. SECTION 3. Sample taining the matter required on the official record to nominate a candidate for the person recalled shall be awarded from said recall election; shall be counted for such office voter also voted on suit of the recall of the pot to be recalled from said A cross (X) stamp blank space at that word cross should ad a vote for and the recall of said office cross (X) in the blank right of the word be counted as a vote for recall. LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NUMBER 465 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTION OF A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, ON TUESDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF PERIOD, 1925. WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s. Knife, Dean W. Hasson, and A. A. Skaback, the persons sought by the board from office and installed in town and WHEREAR, the Clerk has submitted to the Board of Trustees of the City a Recall Petition demanding the election of a successor to B. H. Metcalf, buryy s., Knife Deafy; found by said Clark is signed by qualified electors of said City equal in number more than twenty-five (25) per cent of the entire vote cast within said City for all candidates for the offices occupied by the incumbents sought to be removed at last preceding election; which such offices were voted for; and WHEREAR said Recall Petitions contained a statement of the grounds on which removal or recalls sought and had attached to each separate paper constituting said Recall Petitions an affidavit made by a qualified elector of said City and sworn to before an officer competent to administer such circular paper and swapped that according to best information and belief of the affaint is given by genuine signature of name which purports to be treasured subscribed, and of a qualified elector of said City for 10 days after filing said Petitions the Clerk examined, and from the records of registration associated that said Petitions were signed by the requisite number of qualified electors whereupon he attached to said Petitions his certificate showing that as a result of said examination he found said Petitions to be sufficient. NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as follows: SECTION 1: An official election was called ordered to be held in the City of Anaheim State of California on Tuesday, 3rd day of February, 1925, for purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of said Citythe question whether E.H.Metcalf be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of said Citylong term memory is lostand instead it is named James G.Hedgrae. Clarks-Wm.F.Buck.Frieda Janas.G.M.Wilson. The following named persons, intersection with the extended Northherly line of the 15 foot alley lying Northerly or Lots 1 to 2ofthe Hart Subdivision as shown on a map recorded in Book 7.Page 10.Miscellaneous Maps.Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or Ordnance Records or OrDNANCE RECORDS MAIDENS SERVICE GOLDEN The fall set entitled to and during 1924 privileged to pose marriage long as the year was in effect alone to its opportunity and not a recordOrange-co. In 1924the clerk's office larva marriage licenses to 4800 couplesLast year only 4269 exercisedtheir rights. Compared with divorce records it was 4 glorious year for Dan Cupid; for only 225 obtained divorces; or were victorious in an action or separate malenature proceedings. The ratio of wadings to divorces was approximately 14 to 1in Orange-co.com compared to 4to1in The nationat large. Young Jask eyed new arrival critically for a low numerosity then looked up and asked. "So you're my grandmother; are you out? Yes dear; on your father's side," replied the old lady with am smile. Well; you're on the wrong side; you'll find that out quick enough." remarked Jack; without shifting his eyes. Toain Dealer Classified Ads produce results.Try this medium.each of whom is a qualified elector ofthe election preset in,and forwhichhe appointedare hereby appointedBoardofElectionNo.I2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw. Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilson. The polling places in and forAnahalm Precinct No.I shall be at Anahalm Union High SchoolattheNorthwest corneroftheinstructionOfWestCenterandInterstate. The polling places in and forAnahalm Precinct No.I shall be at Anahalm Union High SchoolattheNorthwest corneroftheinstructionOfWestCenterandInterstate. The polling places in and forAnahalm Precinct No.I shall be at Anahalm Union High SchoolattheNorthwest corneroftheinstructionOfWestCenterandInterstate. The polling places in and forAnahalm Precinct No.I shall be at Anahalm Union High SchoolattheNorthwest corneroftheinstructionOfWestCenterandInterstate. The polling places in and forAnahalm Precinct No.I shall be at Anahalm Union High SchoolattheNorthwest corneroftheinstructionOfWestCenterandInterstate. The polling places in and forAnahalm Precinct No.I shall be at Anahalm Union High SchoolattheNorthwest corneroftheinstructionOfWestCenterandInterstate. 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The polling places in and forAnahlm PrecirtionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in and forAnahlm PrecisionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in and forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in and forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in and forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in and forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in and forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in和forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in和forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in和forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in和forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in和forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedtoserveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buck.FriedaJanas,G.M.Wilton. The polling places in和forAnahlm PrescriptionNo.И2concordatedto serveinthecapacitydesignatedandtoconsultsaidedelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw.Inspector—Jason R.Boot.Judges—C.M.Hollinghead，Emma G.Hedgrae.Clarks—Wm.F.Buch,Flocking.No.Australia Street.Location.Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner.of The Northwest Corner NOW THEREFORE, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. A special election is hereby called and ordered to be held in the City of Anaheim, State of California, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of February, 1925, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of said City a question by Metcalfe be received from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of said City, long term, Emory K. Knips be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of said City, long term, Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of said City, short term, A. S. Staback be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of said City, short term, Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of said City, short term, and Gedfrey J. Stock be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of said City, short term. SECTION 2. Nominations for offices under said recall election shall be made by petition in the manner prescribed by Section 1185 of the Political Code. SECTION 3. The ballots to be recalled with special election shall be such as may be required by law to be used thereafter and in addition to any other matter required to be printed thereby by law shall appear thereon the following questions: "Should E. H. Mitchell be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, long term?" "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, long term?" "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, short term?" "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, short term?" "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, long term?" "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, long term?" "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, short term?" "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, short term?" "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, long term?" "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the office of member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, long term?" "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Long Term." "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Long Term." "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Long Term." "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Long Term." "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Long Term." "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Long Term." "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City Of Anaheim Short Term." "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the Office Of Trustees Of The City OF Anaheim Long Term." "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should A. S. Staback be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled from the Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled fromthe Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled fromthe Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should A. S. Staback be recalled fromthe Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Godfrey J. Stock be recalled fromthe Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Emory K. Knips be recalled fromthe Office OF Anahiem Long Term." "Should Dean W. Hasson be recalled fromthe Office OF Anahiem Long Term." names of those who have been nominated as candidates to succeed the person recalled in the court from office by said recall election; but no vote shall be counted for any candidate for such office unless the voter also votes on such question of the recall of the person sought to be recalled from office. A cross (X) stamped in the blank space at the right of the word "NO" should be counted as a vote against such recall. SECTION 2. Sample ballots containing the matter required to be printed on the official ballots, and casting the vote for and in favor of the recall of said official; and a cross (X) in the blank space at the right of the word "NO" shall be counted as a vote against such recall. In addition to the number required to be printed on the sample ballot there shall be printed in not more than two hundred (200) words the reasons set forth in the Recall Petition for demanding the recall of said official, and upon the same ballot in not more than two hundred (200) words the officials may justify their motion in office. If a majority of those voting on such question of the recall of any incumbent from office shall vote "NO," said incumbent shall continue in said office; if a majority shall vote "NES," said incumbent shall thereupon be deemed removed from said office upon the qualification of that incumbent from office shall vote "NO." SECTION 4. For the purpose of such special election the twelve voting precincts hereof created and established by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange as the election precincts for the said City of Anaheim and adopted by order of said Board of Supervisors together with said City of Anaheim at a special election held on the 23rd day of July, 1924, designated as "Industrial Site Addition" and described as follows—Beginning at the point of intersection of the center lines of Patt Street and La Palma Street shown on a map of the General Store Book II Page 41, Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California, and running theme Northerly along the center line of Patt Street to the extended Northernly line of that certain East and West alley durant 185 feet Northward from the center line of La Palma Street as shown on a map of said location there. Westernly along the extended Northernly line of said alley and along the Northernly line of said alley and its extension Westerly to the point of inspection therein as required by law: Inspector—D. H. Fokker, Wm. P. Monkman Clerks—Ardia A. Chanbery, Emma A. Gresswell, Elie P. North. The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—L. Adkins Judges—Erdi A. Chapman, George E. Taunt. Clerks—Launa Boon, Catherine Harrington, Hannah Horwitz. The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—Wm. P. Webb, Sr. Judges—F. W. Baker, Darrell D. Wabb. Clerks—Eva Merritt, Elizabeth A. Huntington, Edith M. Edulman The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—Wm. P. Webb, Sr. Judges—F. W. Baker, Darrell D. Wabb. Clerks—Eva Merritt, Elizabeth A. Huntington, Edith M. Edulman The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Winnifred T. Tremblly, Ellen Brun, Minnie Palmer. The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway. The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—R. H. Fokker, Wm. P. Monkman Clerks—Ardia A. Chanbery, Emma A. Gresswell, Elie P. North. The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—Wm. P. Webb, Sr. Judges—F. W. Baker, Darrell D. Wabb. Clerks—Eva Merritt, Elizabeth A. Huntington, Edith M. Edulman The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No. I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No.I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No.I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N. C. Berger, Judges—Charles E. Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R. Eneark, Paramack, Mary M. McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No.I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N.C.Berger, Judges—Charles E.Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R.Eneark,Parmack,Mary M.McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No.I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N.C.Berger, Judges—Charles E.Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R.Eneark,Parmack,Mary M.McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No.I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N.C.Berger, Judges—Charles E.Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R.Eneark,Parmack,Mary M.McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector of the election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No.I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N.C.Berger, Judges—Charles E.Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R.Eneark,Parmack,Mary M.McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified elector ofthe election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Anaheim Prescinct No.I to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said special election therein as required by law: Inspector—N.C.Berger, Judges—Charles E.Muitsig; Panile Webb. Clerks—Arnold R.Eneark,Parmack,Mary M.McAlway The following named persons each of whom is a qualified electorofthe election precinct in and for which he is appointed,are hereby appointed BoardofElectioninAnahiemPrescintNo.Itoserveinthecapacityinhereignededandtoconductsaidspecialelectionthereinasrequiredbylaw SECTION 11 The 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SECTION 13 This Ordinanceshall take effect immediatelyfromthedateofitsfinalpassage.approvedandattestedbymeansthis5thdayofDecember1938 M.H.YETOLEARLYTHENINGOFORDINATIONSHALLBEIGNEDANDATTEDBYMEANSThis5thdayofDecember1938 SECTION 15 This Ordinanceshall take effect immediatelyfromthedateofitsfinalpassage.approvedandattestedbymeansThis5thdayofDecember1938 SECTION 16 PresidentoftheBoardOfTrusteesoftheCityofAnahiemPublisheroftheCityofAnahiem.(SEAL) Affect: HEARD B.MERRITT StateClerkoftheCityofAnahiemStateOfAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(CITY) StateClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(CITY) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) CityClerkoftheCityofAnahiem.(STATE) 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