The herald., 1896-12-21
ANAHEIM.
Projected Improvement Of the Water
System-Sugar Mill Work

ANAHEIM. Dec. 2o.-A proposition
was made some time since by the direc-
tors of the Anaheim Union Water COM
pany to enlarge the district by taking
J in about 100 acres more land This
would have put several thousand dol
lars into the treasury, besides providins
I a constant revenue from water sales
above what it now has. A sufficient
number of stockholders objected to de-
feat the measure, and as consequence
the board of directors had to levy an
assessment of $1.50 per share at its meet
ing yesterday afternoon
NJ. Regan. who is employed as a car
penter on the factory building, is in the
city today and reports the work pro-
crossing finely. Everything is ready
for the brickwork to begin, and the
walls will begin to go up Immediately.
A silo to store pulp for feeding pur-
poses will be built. It will be 36x7O0
feet
two-story brick building will be
put up soon, which will be used by the
company as an office. The depot build
ings are almost completed, and several
other new buildings are in course of
construction.
NJ. c. Chase of Norwalk was passing
through this city Friday afternoon on
MS way to Santa Ana, and when on
south Los Angeles street a man on a
wheel ran into his horse which became
frightened and ran away. The cart
struck fence and threw Mr.. Chase out,
ana his foot got caught. dragging him
ABOUT zoo yards before he succeeded in
ireelng Mmself. He was mot seriously
injured. The cart was demolished and
the horse took advantage of his liberty
TO make tracks for parts unknown.
A hue in the boiler at the Anaheim
creamery blew out a few days since
necessitating the taking of the machin-
cry to Los Angeles for repairs. Carl
haap the proprietor, is making addi-
tons to the buildings and putting in
another separator to accommodate his
growing trade.
Burglars stole grip and a kit of cook
ing utensils from the caboose on Con-
ductor Shorb's train Thursday evening.
The train had stopped at the Southern
Pacific depot, and the caboose was left
alone about twenty minutes while the
train was switching. The burglar has
been captured.
]. G. Ogilvie and J. H. Spires of Los
Angeles came down Thursday to see
Theo Rimpau about securing the right
Of way through land he owned for an
electric railway from Los Angeles to
Santa Monica.
Frank Sabichi Of Los Angeles and
grand trustee of the grand parlor, N. S.
G. W., was in the city and attended the
meeting of the local parlor Thursday
evening.
Richard Eustice, wife and daughter
arrived in this city from Sutdey, S. D..
and Will remain during the winter. Mr.
Eustice is brother of Mrs. Ann Chyno-
weth of this city.
The following officers were elected at
their regulra meeting: Miss Alma
Owen, president; Mrs. G.. w. Wilcox.
first vice president; Mrs. E. T. East
second vice president; Mrs. ]. H. Cla-
baugh, third vice presidents Mrs. ]. A.
White fourth vicNe president; Miss Eel
ma Bailey secretary; Mrs A. C, Jen-
nings, treasurer.
The Chosen Friends elected officers AS
follows: L. c. Bailey, councillor; A. H.
Lewis, vice councillor; Mrs. E. T. Wal
lop. srceetary; Theo Rimpau, treasurer:
Mrs. M. ]. Bailey, prelate; Mrs. 1. ].
Groat. marshal; Miss Clara Mosseman,
warden; Miss Sarah Wright, guard; II.
Z. Gade, sentry
The new officers-elect of the Masonic
lodge are H. w. Chynoweth. w. NJ
sydney Holman. S. W.; H. A. Stough. i
W.; w. M. Higgins, treasurer: Joseph
HelmSen, secretary