anaheim-gazette 1871-09-02

ANAHEIM GAZETTE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1871 The Markets. San Francisco Aug, 24th. Flour 4,50 to 7,00 per bbl; Wheat 2,12½ to 2,25 per cwt; Eye 1,90 to 2,00; Barley 1,80 to 2,00; Corn 2,37¼ to 2,50; Bayou beans 2,75 to 3,25, Castor beans 4,00 to 4,50; Potatoes 60¢ to 1,10; Sweet do 2,25 to 2,75; Butter 28¢ to 32¢ per lb; Eggs 40 to 43 per doz; Wool best 30 to 35. The steamer Ocean Wave exploded her boiler near Mobile August 28th. Killing and wounding 50 or 60 people. THE OVERLAND MONTHLY.—This favorite home magazine is at hand for September. We are proud of it as a California production and enjoy reading it much better from the fact that its articles are all complete in each number. The publishers (John H. Carmany & Co., San Francisco) say that in future issues they intend to illustrate such articles "as will have special interest for readers on both sides of the continent." STATE FAIR.—We acknowledge receipt of a complimentary season ticket to the California State Fair for which kind remembrance the gentlemanly officers of the State Board of Agriculture have our thanks, and we only regret that our remote location will probably prevent our attending. The coming fair commences on the 18th and ends on the 25d inst. and it should be well patronized, to further the noble ends of the association having it in charge. BAD BOYS.—Our attention has been called to the persecution of Chinamen by rowdy boys of this place who seem to emulate the unenviable notoriety of San Francisco roughs. Our officials would confer a favor upon the comu- For Sheriff. Our present Sheriff announces itself as a candidate for re-election. Burns has resided a long time county and has filled many imp offices. That he has satisfactorily charged their several duties is attested by the fact that the people have expiration of each term promoted to a still higher position. INSURANCE. Al. Steinhart, who resents that sound home company Fireman's Fund of San Francisco issue policies here without subjective applicants to the risk of the delicacy curred by submitting the applicant some remote headquarters for appl. Office at store of P. Davis & Bro. Democratic papers claim a democratic majority of 49,000 in the late tucky election. A railroad accident occurred Boston on the 26th ult. killing wounding nearly one hundred persons. The Morning Call has reached a circulation of 22,000. Los Angeles has contracted for light for five years from Sept. $6,25 per month per lamp. Complete telegraphic connection established between London and New York. Mining prospects are improving the San Gabriel in this county. The Civil Engineers are examining the route for the 35th parallel road. Famine and pestilence are devastating Persia. Montana has elected a Republican Delegate to Congress. Six hundred Americans lately d Bad Boys.—Our attention has been called to the persecution of Chinamen by rowdy boys of this place who seem to emulate the unenviable notoriety of San Francisco roughs. Our officials would confer a favor upon the community as well as a lasting benefit upon the boys themselves by promptly arresting the perpetrators of such unmanly outrages. A third aspirant has appeared for the Owens River trade. Wynema, a new shipping point on the coast some 16 miles below San Buenaventura, puts in her claims and alleges that the road from that point is better than any other. The new rival has already a fine wharf and an artesian well that is said to flow water enough to run a mill. We clip the following from the Los Angeles News of the 20th alt: Pala Mission, August 27 via Las Foyres.—Capt Brown, with Mr. M. A. Forster as interpreter, arrived at Pala 22nd last, with a small body of troops for the purpose of protecting Manucheito. The present Indian Chief, appointed by Government, from Olegario and his party, who have appointed him chief in opposition to Manucheito. Capt Brown immediately after arriving, sent a message to Olegario, requesting an interview which Olegario refused. A similar message was sent on the 23d instant when Olegario promised to meet Capt Brown at Pala the following day. The delay was supposed to be for the purpose of collecting his forces. A meeting was effected on the 25th, when Olegario appeared with a large body of Indians, refusing to submit to the authority of Capt Brown or Manucheito. Olegario and five other chiefs have left where and for what objects is not known, but supposed to be to collect their forces. Capt Brown and the troops remain in Pala to protect Manucheito and the peaceable Indians, and awaiting further orders and assistance. Patent Attorney.—We invite attention to the card of Mr. Lawrence in another column. He has had long personal experience in the great Patent Office at Washington, and is a competent prospector in the San Gabriel in this county. The Civil Engineers are examining the route for the 35th parallel road. Famine and pestilence are developing Persia. Montana has elected a Republican Delegate to Congress. Six hundred Americans lately died six thousand Coreans. Deeds Filed — G. A. Ruiz to A. genberger et al., lot 10 Anaheim $112. John W. Bush to Andrea Yorba acres with adobe house on Terra Yorba tract, Santa Ana Ranch. Los Angeles Voters — There over 1,500 names on the Los Angeles city poll lists. City Clerk — Theo Rimpan has elected Clerk of the City Council E. W. Kuelp deceased. It is said that a better suit of may be bought in London for $114 in San Francisco for $54. All owed to the tariff. We have received a copy of a paper called The Las Vegas Mail, halt in English and half in Spanish at Las Vegas New Mexico. It is a looking paper. Odd Fellows Meeting — A meeting of Odd Fellows is called for Monday evening Sept. 4th, at the Massive in this city, to take measures for organizing a Lodge. Personal — Richard Egan Esquistro, Justice of the Peace of Township put in an appearance Tuesday last, looking well. The so-called Lower California company (Magdalena Bay) have proclaimed the French Government to take the expatriated Communists to country, and Theirs has the proposed under advisement. "Is that Mr. Greeley's signature asked an innocent person, pointing a little woodcut in Carleton's adventure of 'What I Know About Fling.' " No, that's a picture of a sub-soil plough." where and for what objects is not known, but supposed to be to collect their forces. Capt. Brown and the troops remain in Palo to protect Manucheto and the peaceable Indians, and awaiting further orders and assistance. Patent Attorney.—We invite attention to the card of Mr. Lawrence in another column. He has had long personal experience in the great Patent Office at Washington, and is a competent draughtsman. Bring on your models. We are pleased to find in the Guardian evidence of the successful ministration at that place of Rev. Josiah Bates, formerly of Anaheim. A new Congregational church is to be erected there toward which $750 has already been subscribed. St. Vincent College.—Those having youth to instruct will be interested in the fact that this old established institution of learning is now empowered to confer degrees and can thus offer all the advantages of its eastern rivals. It has stood well the test of time and gains in good will as it grows under. The steamship Lodono stranded on the Florida coast on the 27th ult. and the Capt. and twenty of the crew were lost. Visitors.—Sheriff Burns, candidate for re-election, and Dr. V. Geleich candidate for county Coroner visited Anaheim this week. The Terrestrial Dial Between Prussia and France is over, but thousands of battles between Dr. Walker’s Vinegar Britters and dyepalms and liver complaint are now going on in every state of the Union. The issue of such contests is now for one moment in doubt. The conflict may last longer in some cases than in others, but the Leading Vegetable Tortoise and Alternatives is the nineteenth century invariably triumphs. For Sheriff. Sheriff announces himdate for re-election Mr. presided a long time in the filled many important one has satisfactorily disseveral duties is attested at the people have at the each term promoted him for position. Al. Steinbart, who repsund home company, the head of San Francisco, will were without subjecting his the risk of the delay inmitting the application to headquarters for approval of P. Davis & Bro. Papers claim a democratic 49,000 in the late Kenaccident occurred near 26th ult. killing and only one hundred persons. Call has reached a daily 12,000. Has contracted for gasyears from Sept. 1st at 8 per lamp. Telegraphic connection is between London and Japan. Objects are improving on in this county. Engineers are examining the 35th parallel road. Persistence are devastating Is elected a Republican angress. Americans lately defeat- For Justice Of The Peace. The Judicial Election is still some distance off but it is not too early, to seek the best candidates for an office on which depends so much of the welfare and good order of the community. Mr. John W. Clark, whose announcement will be found elsewhere, is a gentleman of unspotted private character, and is eminently qualified for the position. He has gained a high reputation by the able manner in which he discharged the duties of the same office in Napa County and his election to the position here would insure us an able, honorable and conscientious Judge. We have recently had the pleasure of an interview with Mr. A. E. Horton of San Diego whom we must regard as the most notable instance of a successful man that Southern California can furnish. He settled at San Diego about four years ago. Soon after his arrival the pueblo of Old San Diego sold at public auction eight hundred acres of land belonging to Mr. II. became the purchaser at less than fifty cents per acre. His purchase was derided as "tools investment" but he laid out a town; the present city of San Diego was soon built thereon, and now the happy owner realizes not less than $1,500,000 from his sagacious venture. Mr. Horton has done much for the country by his enterprise and has lately been nominated for the office of State Senator from the counties of San Diego and San Bernardino. He is a man who furnishes his own ideas and acts upon them promptly. The Democratic Meeting — Owing to the short notice given, the Democrate speaking here on Friday evening 25th and was not as well attended as it would otherwise have been, but still... The Democratic Meeting — Owing to the short notice given the Democrat speaking here on Friday evening 25th and was not as well attended as it would otherwise have been, but still, a very fair audience assembled at the speakers stand. Salutes were fired as usual upon such occasions. The meeting was called to order by J. J. Johnson Esq., of Santa Ana, who also introduced the various speakers to the assembly. John R. McConnell of Sacramento first spoke. His remarks were quite lengthy and consisted principally of an elaborate review of the trial question from the origin of that feature of government policy down through its various changes to the present time. He was followed by Judge O. Melvany of Los Angeles who briefly discussed the political situation as illustrated by the relations existing between the government and the people. Frank Truman Esq., of Los Angeles succeeded the judge upon the speakers stand and made some good hits which his audience applauded. C. E. Thom Esq., District Attorney of county closed the meeting by referring briefly to his participation in the measures for the incorporation of Anaheim. Kabotone's Hotel is to be 50 ft on Lemon st. by Utt, on Center st. and two stories high. The plan is a beautiful one and the building will cost over six thousand dollars. The budget was moderately successful, realizing quite a handsome sum for the beneficiaries. The managers take this occasion to thank those who kindly assisted them in the matter. L. D'Gavitt has been appointed Deputy commissioner of customs in the San Francisco District, to reside at Wilmington. General Merchandise. General Merchandise. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUSINESS HOUSE IN ANAHEIM LANGENBERGER & Co DEALERS IN General Merchandise, Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CROCKERY, Dry Goods, Hardware, GROCERIES, Agricultural Implements. Wines and Liquors. of all descriptions. All kinds of Country Produce PURCHASED, such as HIDES, WOOL, CORN, BARLEY, BUTTER, & EGGS Our Stock of Native Wines, cannot be surpassed. Lumber of all kinds, at our yards in Anaheim, and at Anaheim Landing. Office in San Francisco, No. 821 Montgomery Street, under Old Fall Street. P. DAVIS & BRO. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Y GOODS, CLOTHING, furnishing goods. DOTS & SHOES, COSIERY AND GLOVES, TTS & CAPS, FURNITURE & MATTRESSSES, NICY GOODS, BUNKS AND VALISES, ITS, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Just arrived from San Francisco, with a large assortment of the above intend selling them— CHEAP FOR CASH. GUARANTEE TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO ALL. Hotels. AYETTE HOTEL. IS. FLUHR. Proprietor. WELLING PUBLIC ARE RESPECTED armed that this well known Hotel is a view to keep pace with the province in general. O HOUSE. Los Angeles, Street and the Plaza. Transportation. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT Anhelm Lighter Company. THE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to receive freight at the Anhelm Landing, to be forwarded to any part of the State and Arizona. THE LOW RATE of Lightage offers great reductions to shippers of merchandise to Long Clue Cerro Gordo, San Bernardino, and Arizona Territory. SHIPPERS will please send Bills of Lading by creamer, and mark freight care of Anhehm Lighter Company. ROBT N. WHITE, Agent. The N. P. T. Co's Stoamships, ORIZABA and CALIFORNIA. Carrying the U. S. Mails, and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. into Anhehem Landing for San Francisco. HOUSE. Los Angeles, street and the Plaza. COORS & CO. PROPRIETORS. S. HOTEL, Angeles, Cal. & DENCKER, Proprietors. ROAD HOTEL. Wilmington, Cal. proprietor. Lumber. GOOD News! Art Reduction IN THE E OF LUMBER. BERGER, BLOCHMAN & CO. on the sale and reduction of OD and PINE LUMBER face, Tongue and Grooved] POSTS, HAKES, LATHS. TS. DOORS, BLINDS. WINDOWS AND WOULDINGS. LIME, PLASTER, HAIR, NAILS HARDWARE. Anahiem Landing keeps a large ROBT. N. WHITE, Agent. The N. P. T. Co's Stoamships, ORIZABA and CALIFORNIA. Carrying the U. S. Mails, and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. in tare Anaheim Landing for San Francisco Every Six Days. HOLLADAY & BRENHAM, Agents. Banks. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, OF - LOS ANGELES. BANK CAPITAL, --- $500,000. JOHN G. DOWNEY... President. ISAIS W. HELLMAN... Cashier. Exchange for Sale on: SAN FRANCISCO, DUBLIX, NEW YORK, LONDON, HAMBUGLG, FRANKFORT, PARIS, BERLIN. Receive Deposits, and issue their certificates. BUY AND SELL. LEGAL TENDERS. GOVERNMENT, STATE, CITY AND COUNTY BONDS. Will also pay the highest price for Gold and Silver Euction. From and after this date, on all months left as retim deposits, interest will be allowed. Los Angeles April 13, 1870. SQUIRREL SKINS, MESSRS. PHIL. DAVIS & BRO. will pay $83.00, Per hundred for squirrel skins. Carpet Warehouse. WALTER & SMITH. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Carpets, Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings and Upholstery Goods. No. S. Commercial Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Carpets sewed and put down neatly. due 24t LAGER. ANAHEIM BREWERY WALTER & SMITH. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Carpets, Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings and Upholstery Goods. No. 5, Commercial Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Carpets sewed and put down neatly. due 24. LAGER. ANAHEIM BREWERY CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM. Great Orders Promptly Filled. A Bar Attached to the Premises. S. GOLDSTEIN, Proprietor. Great Excitement at Los Angeles! Great Sacrifice! for 60 Days Only! D. Selomcn. No. 3 Arcadia Block Next Door to Los Angeles. Mendel Meyer. HIS JUST RETURNED FROM SAN FRANCISCO, with an immense work of General Merchandise. The most attractive and the most elegant that we have been imported to Los Angeles, and has been a gross success. "Great Sacrifice." This is a newspaper advertisement for storage services in Los Angeles. It offers a charge for storage by E. E. Hewitt, superintendent. The ad includes details about the location (San Francisco and San Diego) and the time frame (November 18th, 1830). It also mentions that the service will run regularly and provides contact information for further inquiries. The ad emphasizes the quality of the goods referred to by the business circulating it.