anaheim-gazette 1871-08-26

ANAHEIM GAZETTE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1871. NOTICE. Los Angeles candidates wishing to be announced in the Anaheim 'Gazette' can arrange to do so by calling on Mr. W. J. Brodrick. Plant Trees!! A fine forest tree may be grown much sooner than we usually imagine. A pear illustration of this fact is seen at the vineyard of Mr. T. B. Schmidt, in this city who in 1863 started a growth of poplars with just one small sprig which he describes as not larger than his little finger. From this he was able in the following year to get about thirty others and now, from that one slip in 1863, there is a beautiful row of trees many of which are seventy-five feet in height, and extending, at intervals of twenty feet, entirely around a forty-acre lot. These trees can now be seen from a distance of several miles in either direction from Anaheim and form one of the most notable landmarks between the ocean and mountains. Mr. Schmidt estimates their present value for fuel alone, at from $8.0 to $10. each. It may be urged that many are not able to buy trees to set out, but any one can at least do as Mr. Schmidt has done and raise them from the start. The Australian Gum Tree is an evergreen, flourishes in this climate, and is a rapid grower, attaining a height of fifty feet in five years, and The Republican M A large audience of parties assembled on Saturday on Center street in the company's office to public speakers who have nominated to be present. Named by the Anaheim Bldg., fires at intervals. S. O. Houghton, candidate led off with the more argumentative speech of Jesse O. Goodwin of Mary's of the "stamp speaker" orders well and excites frequent applause. Splivalo follows remarks in English and spirited address in Spanish seemed to be enjoyed by paisanos. Romualdo Pachet for Lieut. Governor next platform but after a short course himself on the ground. A few remarks from H.Evey, candidate for the Assessor meeting. Railroad — Dr. Strong and just gone through San Bernardino via Temacula preliminary survey for a railroad route, between the party will also imply by Santa Ana canon with bringing the road from San to a point at or near Anahe necting with the prospecting Los Angeles to San Diego. A B Chapman to F. I agreement to convey certain rancho Santiago de Sta A. New Advertiser Mr. Schmidt estimates their present value for fuel alone, at from 88. to $10 each. It may be urged that many are not able to buy trees to set out, but any one can at least do as Mr. Schmidt has done and raise them from the start. The Australian Gum Tree is an evergreen, flourishes in this climate, and is a rapid grower, attaining a height of fifty feet in five years, and has been known to reach the enormous length of 480 feet. The pepper is evergreen, is a beautiful shade tree and with us the seeds or ships are easy to procure. The locust is a favorite with many. The acacia grows very fast and is easily started, young trees being often found "volunteering" where the seed has drifted or blown. Of the fruit and nut trees, walnut, lemon, orange, fig, olive, almond and dozens of other varieties are common with us and can always be had. Some of these are immensely valuable, an acre of full bearing walnuts being estimated to be worth $2500 per year at present prices. Another potent argument in favor of planting trees is the fact that they cause more rain to fall than will be found on a treeless plain, and this reason is a particularly good one in a climate which like ours is liable to drought. It is certain that vegetation induces moisture and the higher the trees, the more likely to form a nucleus for clouds. An Englishman living on one of the Sandwich Islands planted 50,000 forest trees, as an experiment, to see if they could attract rain from the clouds that passed over the island, but never dropped a particle of water. About the second or third year, moisture, and occasional showers commenced to visit the locality, and about the fifth year regular rains, which have continued to fall ever since. In Germany forest trees are cultivated as a regular crop. They are grown in rows like orchard trees and when one is cut down the ground is carefully cleared of the roots and a new tree set out. In the countries of the old world natural forests are very scarce and the people have to renew the growth by In Germany forest trees are cultivated as a regular crop. They are grown in rows like orchard trees and when one is cut down the ground is carefully cleared of the roots and a new tree set out. In the countries of the old world natural forests are very scarce and the people have to renew the growth by cultivation. The next generation in the United States may have to resort to the same expedient. There is something noble and beautiful in a tree. It is not only its intrinsic value that commends it to our admiration but its aspiring stature, seeming to spurn the low things of earth; and rising up gracefully toward the heavens it teaches man a constant lesson by pointing ever upward. The only brother of the late C. L. Vallandingham died in Washington City August 13th. DUFFIELD'S FAMOUS SUGAR CURED HAMS, UNRIVALLED FOR DELICACY REST AND FLAVOR. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED TO CONSUMERS. For sale by the Sale Agent for California, PLATE & NEWTON, Corner California and Front streets, San Francisco. The Republican Meeting. A large audience of both political assembled on Saturday evening at Center street in front of the company’s office to hear the Reverend speakers who had been invited to be present. Music was played by the Anabe m Band and served at intervals. Houghton, candidate for Concord off with the most logical anditative speech of the evening. Goodwin of Marysville is more stamp speaker” order, tells stoic and excites frequent laughter. Splivalo followed with a marks in English and a lengthyited address in Spanish, which to be enjoyed by his amigos y Romualdo Pacheco, candidate for Governor next came upon the but after a short address ex- himself on the ground or ill health. Remarks from Hon. Edward candidate for the Assembly, closed meeting. Dr. Strong and party have come through from San Diego to San Diego via Temacula making the survey for a narrow gauge route, between those places. Party will also inspect the route Ana canon with the view of the road from San Bernardino at or near Anaheim and cons with the prospective road from Angeles to San Diego. Chapman to F. Rodriguez; await to convey certain lands in the Santiago de Sta Ana, for $3,262. New Advertisements. Irrigating Vineyards. The wine growers of the northern counties of this state do not irrigate their vineyards. We have been told by scientific men of Napa County whose wines command an unusually high price in the market, that it would win the flavor and reputation of those wines to allow any more than the natural supply of water to come upon the vines. They regard the extra amount of juice which the grape is thus given as deleterious to its quality. In that excellent journal, the Wine and Fruit Reporter we find also the following remarks upon this subject: "There can be no question that there has been great injury done to our vineyards by flooding and irrigation, and those journals that advocate such a system have but little knowledge of the nature and wants of the vine, or what is required to grow delicious grapes or make rich wine. A great fact stands out prominent before all cultivators of the vine, and that is every wet season we have, vineyards are troubled with mildew, the grapes blast, fruit is mostly lost, and the wine that is made is poor and insipid. Whereas, our dry years, like the present, the crops double up, the fruit is larger, better, more of it, and the wine has a rich bouquet and delicious flavor. The harvest of grapes this year will be the largest ever known and the best, and this is a dry year. How can the advocates of irrigation deny our position—that irrigation or free watering is injurious?" Special Notices. Notice. To Purchasers of Lands from 'the Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Company: ALL PERSONS INDERTED BY THIS AGENT. New Advertisements. FASHION STABLE STREET, Opposite Arcadia Street, LOS ANGELES. O. R. BUTLER, Proprietor. th of this stable, or the old original CONFER LIVBRY located on Main street next to Lich wagon shop. TEACHERS. EXAMINATION. County Board of Examination set on the 7th 8th and 9th of May at School House No. 2 Los Angeles, for the purpose of examining qualifications of applicants for tates to teach in the public of this county. sessions commence at 9 A.M. usual attendance is requested. W. M. McAEDEN. County Superintendent of Schools. Election Notice. He is hereby given to the qualifiers of Bolsa Granda school district an election will be held at ease of Thompson Seals in said on the 12th day of September 1871 between the hours of 10 A.M. at which time will be led the question of voting a tax on a free public school house in district and also to elect an Assess Collector for said tax. It will sary to raise for this purpose and the rate of taxation need not 10 cents on the $100. AN SEARS. LAMBRIGHT. School Trustees. LOST!! days since, somewhere on the bween Los Nietes, Anaheim, Ana and Newport, a Duster Cont and a Small POCKET BOOK, Special Notices. Notice. To Purchasers of Lands from the Los Angeles and San Bernard no Land Company: ALL PERSONS INDEBTED by oblige my notes, to Alfred Robinson, Tustee, pay his order, who may wish to make whole or partial payments, and who may prefer making them at Los Angeles, can deposit the same to his credit at the "Farmers' and Merchants' Bank," and on corresponding voucher, or certificate of deposit will be satisfied as a payment, and be acknowledged as such by ALFRED ROBINSON. my13 523 Montgomery street, San Francisco TAKE NOTICE. The stock in trade, and good will of the late firm of Davidson & Simon, wholesale and retail dealers in CIGARS, TOBACCO, NYC., has been purchased by the undersigned, who will carry on the business at the office and in the Bella Union building. LOUIS DAVIDSON. LIBERAL OFFER! I offer six large lots to any Society that will first organize and build a church at Tustin City. And, furthermore, I will give $100 in any kind of building material, required for its construction, and deliver the same upon the ground. C. Tustin. TO THE VOTERS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY. IT IS CIRCULATED that I do not want the office of County School Superintendent. I say to you, Voters, that I do. It is not a political office, and if elected, no vestige of political feeling shall appear in my performance of its duties. It is not however in accordance with my taste or convenience to make a personal canvas of the county. I will only say that if you think the Superintendent of advocacy or irrigation deny our position—that irrigation or free watering is injurious?" FOR COUNTY LOUIS WOLFSRID Republican Candidate named office. FOR COUNTY THOMAS E ROWAN candidate for Treasurer, with the Democratic Country Council. FOR COUNTY FRANK LECOURT regular Democrat the above named of FOR COUNTY SCHOOL TENDER. DR. T. H. ROSE, of Los Aidsate at the ensuing select County Superintendent of P FOR CORP Dr. V GELCICH is County Coroner, at the tion. FOR SUPER N. H Mitchell, anno a candidate for Super District, subject to the FOR CONST I Announce myself for the above office for ship at the ensuing elec DAV FOR CONST CHAS. F. LEHMAN self as a Candidate for stable, subject to the w of Anaheim township. NOTIO The undersigned respectfully TROOPS OR ADDICTORS and others to his new ar which be will rent at a mod Performances, &c. For te Proprietor. Masonie N. STATED MEET IT IS CIRCULATED that I do not want the office of County School Superintendent. I say to you, Voters, that I do. It is not a political office, and if elected, no vestige of political feeling shall appear in my performance of its duties. It is not however in accordance with my taste or convenience to make a personal canvass of the county. I will only say that if you think the Superintendent of Schools should reside at the County seat, instead of only being there twice a month as now, and if you think me a proper person to fill the office, vote for me. If not, vote against me. While I respectfully solicit the suffrages of all, I will not endeavor to influence the votes of any T. HARRISON ROSE Los Angeles, August 12 1871. SEMIS & ADAMS ARTESIAN WELL BORERS SANTA ANA, CAL. This Company have a powerful set of machinery; and a thorough experience in boring artesian wells. They are now prepared to fill orders with dispatch. Address to Santa Ana P. O. Los Angeles County. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE!! FIFTY AND A QUARTER ACRES improved land in Napa Co., HALF A MILE FROM SAINT HELENA 10,000 Foreign Grape-Vine and Orchard—all bearing also a Hill Ranch, of 2065 acres II, palms east of St. Helena. Will exchange for property in Anaheim or Viviality. For participants apply to the undersigned or P.A. Clark, at the Book Store. J.W. CLARK. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Political announcements must be paid for strictly in advance. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. ANNUNCE myself a candidate for Represidence in the State Legislature subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. T. B. MOTT. FOR THE ASSEMBLY. EDWARD EVEY is a regular Redican Nominee for the above named office. For Sheriff! WM. R. BOWLAND announces himself as a candidate for Sheriff of Angeles county, subject to the decision of the Democratic primaries. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. S. THOM offers himself as a candidate for section to the office of District Attorney, subto the decision of the Democratic party. FOR COUNTY CLERK. EREBY ANNOUNCES himself as a Candidate the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic party at the primary union. A. W. POTTS. FOR COUNTY CLERK. LOUIS WOLFSKILL is the regular publican Candidate for the above ed office. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. THOMAS E. ROWAN announces this date for Treasurer, subject to the actu- Calisher's Column. M. CALISHER, STORE. GENERAL DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Groceries, Crockery HAS ON HAND The Largest! The Most Elegant! And above all the Cheapest and Best Stock of DRY GOODS, AND CLOTHING Keen brought and offered for sale in this City or County. A. W. POTTS. FOR COUNTY CLERK. LOUIS WOLFSKILL is the regular publican Candidate for the above named office. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, FRANK LECOUTREUR is the regular Democratic nominee for above named office. R COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. T. H. ROSE of Los Angeles will be a canter at the ensuing election for the office of City Superintendent of Public Schools. FOR CORONER Mr. V GELCICH is a Candidate for city Coroner, at the ensuing elector. FOR SUPERVISOR. H Mitchell announces himself as candidate for Supervisor of the 4th rict, subject to the general election. FOR CONSTABLE. Announce myself as a Candidate the above office for Anaheim Town at the ensuing election. DAVID DAVIES FOR CONSTABLE. THAS. F. LEHMAN announces himas a Candidate for the office of Condle, subject to the will of the people anaheim township. NOTICE! undersigned respectfully calls the attention of TROOPS OR AGENTS, others to his new and commodious Helbe will rent at a moderate price for Bailormances, &c. For terms, apply to the 诉权or Peter Richards. Masonic Notice. STATED MEETINGS OF Anaheim CLOTHING Even brought and offered for sale in this City or County. FACTS! By receiving goods direct from New York City, he is ENABLED to sell AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION. GOOD PRINTS AT 10 cts per Yard DRESS GOODS AT 20 cts per Yard ELEACHED MUSLIN AT 12 cts per Yard, And everything else at corresponding FIGURES. His stock of merchandise is complete and consists of: SUMMER GOODS. BOYS' SUITS, All Sizes and Styles. SUMMER SUITS. PANAMA AND STRAW HATS! Summer Dress Goods! NOTICE! undersigned respectfully calls the attention of TROOPS OR AGENTS, others to his new and commodious Helbe will rent at a moderate price for Battle permanences, &c. For terms apply to the victor. PETER RICHARDS Masonic Notice. STATED MEETINGS OF Anaheim Lodge No 207 F. & A. M. are held at Hall, on Center street; on the Saturday even of next succeeding the Full Moon in each month. Sojourning Brethren are cordially invitattend. TH. CASAD. W. M. WATER! WATER!! WELLS. THE UNDERSIGNED are now prepared to contract for the boring of ARTESIAN AND SURFACE WELLS part of the State. Surface water guaranteed. R. A. HARANBY. C. CARTON. proprietors for pat. right to Wickham's Artesian Apparatus for the State of California. left at Harris & Jacoby. Main street for Angus. will be promptly attended to. BREKENBEIL & WELLE COOPERS. Casks, Tanks, KEGS. All orders promptly attended to and work guaranteed. ALL WORK WARRANTIES. GEORGE BAUER BOOTS SUMMER GOODS. BOYS' SUITS, All Sizes and Styles. SUMMER SUITS. PANAMA AND STRAW HATS! Summer Dress Goods! Hardware, Liquors, Cigars, AND TOBACCO OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS FURNITURE Extra Family Groceries, at the lowest possible figures. PAINTS, OILS, BOOKS & Stationery PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. A Large and Well Selected Stock of Boots and Shoes, FRENCH SCREWED AND SAN FRANCISCO MADE For ladies, gents and children. The public is hereby informed that this Shop of Goods be hereto. All but the best goods can be brought to Anaheim, and every person is advised to call on him and examine blindness before Purchasing elsewhere. JUNI01rr HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE.