anaheim-gazette 1871-09-16

ANAHEIM GAZETTE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1871. The Markets. San Francisco Sept. 7th. Flour 5,50 to 7,50 per bbl; Wheat 2,35 to 2,62; per cwt; Rye 190 to 200; Barley 1,50 to 1,974; Corn 2,40 to 2,50; Bayon beans 2,75 to 3,25; Castor beans 4,00 to 1,50 Potatoes 60¢ to 1,00; Sweetdd 2,00 to 2,50; Butter 35¢ to 45¢ per lb; Eggs 40 to 11 per doz; Wool best 40 to 43. More Building.—We thought that friend Tustin had already covered himself with glory in building and equipping a fine new school house for his young city, but now he informs us not only that three more houses are to be immediately put up, but that he commences next week hauling rock for a large building 40x80 feet which when done will answer for a Court House. Fair warning Anaheim! Tustin city is after us. Water Company's Meeting.—The meeting of the Water Company which was announced for last Saturday has been postponed until this evening at the same hour. New Organ.—Mr. Tustin has procured a fine new Burdett Organ for the schoolhouse at Tustin City. He deserves credit for the enterprise. The stable of the Exchange Hotel at Wilmington, was burned on the morning of Sunday 10th last Loss $1,590. "Butlerizing," is a new word lately coined by the Star expressive of the unauthorized appropriation of spoons. The Governor elect in a late speech at San Francisco earnestly urged the Re- Freight List. Freight Ex Orizba September 1871. B 32; D & Bho. 9; F R 41; P C I B & Co. 15 L & Co. 175; Rev J Ma I; A L Co. 2; Empty pipes II B I Heyer magl; C H Rust IO; W Koe H Krueger I; J Keller III T E B 8; ebeons; L & Co. 8; bbt; W Roanig Bitner I; G M I page. Ex California Sept. 18th. Outward Bound. 54 Bales, Wool 7 x mose, 49 indies Bales peltte, 20 sks Corn, 5 pkg t Inward Bound, C R I: Dr. DA 3; H & G 170; B W 9; MC 5; W M H 9; P D & Br R & Co. I; W HS 2; A L Co. 6; R H K S; TR 2; L & Co. 170. Sailed September 9th Schooler Ex Francen" Capt. H. Jansen for Sou Indian War Ended.—A dispatch Las "Flores 12 inst to the Express nounces that Colt Whiting has se the Indian troubles by appointing Antonio Salas Chief of all the Mi Indians in San Diego County river uclito, resigned. Presents were attributed and complete order restored. A Daughter.—We have in the zette Office a hook for copy, while distinguish it from other hooks for is labeled "Local Copy" and unto local copy hook was waited one day week a timorous looking missure w bore the record of a birth. Ahi H we know how to congratulate you on this great blessing—we know a world of happiness is embodied in simple announcement of the sara that is come. We know the feeling pride of thankfulness and of that well up into the heart where The stable of the Exchange Hotel at Wilmington was burned on the morning of Saturday 10th last Loss $1,900. "Batherizing," is a new word lavely coined by the Star expressive of the unauthorized appropriation of spoons. The Governor elect in a late speech at San Francisco earnestly urged the Republican not to be too much elated by the success on Wednesday, and allow the judicial and local election to go by default. The California Pioneers celebrated the anniversary of the admission of California into the Union, with appropriate ceremonies on Saturday 9th last. The daily Press of San Francisco has expired after 21 days existence. Personal — Col. J. L. Strong, has gone on a visit to his plantation in Merced County. New Street Lane — We invite attention to the advertisement of Land & Damage who are running an opposition line to Wilmington. Deeps Funeral — F.D. Mort et al to Joseph Spencer, 100 acres of Rancho Santa Ana, $1. A. Robinson, Agron, to James Strugg N.W.I., Fresno 5 on Las Buses Rancho, $16.50. B. Devine to Henry Watson, all right an honor of grater in Los Angeles Serrano Dia, an Rancho Santa Ana, $30.00. Groo R. Williams to S.J. Davis, 12 divided interest in Anaheim Brewery, $233. J. Parker to Thrife, 193 acres in rancho Santa Gertrudes, for $750. From the State: We understand that the merchants of San Bernardino intend chartering a schooner, and shipping their freight by way of Annheim Landing. There are 5,958 names on the Great Register of the County, and 1,917 of them are registered as residents of Los Angeles, the polled vote of which amounted to 1,686. From the Star: We understand that the merchants of San Bernardino intend chartering a schooner and shipping their freight by way of Annheim Landing. There are 5,958 names on the Great Register of the County, and 1,017 of them are registered as residents of Los Angeles, the polled vote of which amounted to 1,686. Dr. T. H. Rose has resigned his position on the County Board of Examination. At the late teachers examination at Los Angeles, the following applicants were granted certificates: - Miss Sarah E. Groshong a first grade certificate; Miss Susie Boren, a second grade certificate; Mr. J E S. Bell, a first grade certificate; and Messrs. Joseph Hannon, J. N. Morgan, S. W. Butterfield and W. G. Felter, second-grade certificates. That Bet.—We have awaited patiently the performance of the conditions of the wager mentioned last week, in hopes of securing a fat item therefrom, but as yet have been disappointed. We have gazed longingly for a wheelbarrow man with his cargo of flour and listened vainly for the pleasant sounds of music that was to cheer him on his way. An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob the warehouse of Mr. Culisher, last Monday night. Success at Last—Artesian water was struck in the Santa Ana well on the 12th instant at a depth of 290 feet. We congratulate Mr. Spurgeon on this success of his enterprise. Illness.—Mr. A Langerberger been quite ill during the past week is recovering. The Arizona Muster says that since date of its first issue in 1867 more than 100 of its subscribers have been ordered by the Apacheos. Grand Jury.—The following persons constitute the Grand Jury the September term of the Court: J. S. Mallard, C. F. Park; Maxey, H. Fogle, J. D. Bullis, Wolf, J. Bagre C. Norton, J. N. F. Machado, F. Lugo, A. Stoermor S. K Woodward. The history of the growth of the United States is very curious: years ago not a pound of fine wood raised in the United States, in Britain or in any country except in the latter country the flocks owned exclusively by the nobility grown. In 1694, a small flock sent to the electors of Saxony, an ent from the King of Spain, when entire product of Saxony wool no such immense value—Exchange. The Bell Ringer.—We have re-edited the first number of a new San Francisco daily called the "Republican Ringer." The Stranded Schooner.—The firing telegram is the latest news from wreck: *Schooner Solano with lumber Johnson Master*, stranded on New bar. Boston stores ip and stern c away Cargo, lumber, will be The vessel will probably go to was from Stewart's Polt, ewa San Francisco. The County Vote. Our limited space will not allow us to present the County vote in full. Following are the principal majorities: Haight 656, Rowland 696, Potts 1019, Thom 1095; the other democratic nominees ranging near there. The vote for Assemblyman was Matt 1045; Ellis 2084; Huey 1510; Evey 1277. The Supervisors elected are Forsman, Machado and Palomares. Democratic Caswell and Bush, Republican. Fursman was elected by a majority of one and Bush had a majority of forty over Russell. Entire vote polled 3498. In the state the Republican ticket is elected 6000 majority or over. Boughton is the Congressman from this District. The Reason Why. A prominent Republic at Los Angeles has been cudging his brains to account for the Democratic majority at Anaheim. He thinks he has struck it at last however in the conclusion that it was because we had either too many Democratic or too few Republican voters. Preaching — By a change in arrangement, no religious services will be held at Tustin City on the 24th inst. Ramie Plant — Mr. C. A. Cushing of San Francisco has purchased a half-section of Ian Badging that of W. R. Oldenbury near Anaheim for the culture of the ramie plant. Banks. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, = CF— Banks. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, OF LOS ANGELES. BANK CAPITAL, ... $500,000. JOHN G. DOWNEY... President Isles W. HELLMAN... Cashier. Exchange for Sale in SAN FRANCISCO, DUBAI, NEW YORK, LONDON, HAMBURG, FRANKfort, PASIS. Receive Deposits and issue their certificates BY AND SOLID TENDERS. GOVERNMENT, STATE, CITY AND COUNTY BONDS. Will also pay the highest price for Gold and Silver Ballot. From and after this date, for all monies left in form deposits, interest will be allowed. Los Angeles, April 13, 1870. WILLIAM B. Roe, DEMARR IN HAWAII AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, WHOO PIPES, TANKS NOTIONS, Ete, Ete, Ete. Admitting to BLUE WIND SALOON, LOS ANGELES. BOOK STORE ENTER STREET. ANAHEIM. BY P.A. CLARK. A Large Assortment Of School Books, Blanks, Stationery, Miscellaneous Books AND A Circulating Library. Also a fine assortment of cigars and tobacco, pines, and smokers goods just received. Eastern periodicals for sale, and San Francisco dailys furnished at publishers price. SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALTY. PICO HOUSE Los Angeles, Main Street and the CINEMAS & C RAILROAD HOUSE Wilmington Cal. Canal St., Osposite Wells, largo & S. C. THOMPSON. U.S. HOTEL Opposite the Court House Los Angeles, Ca. HAMMEL & DENCKER P Lumber. Good New Great Reduce IN THE PRICE OF LUMBER In consideration of the Hand Tumors pect of a Devil in and on our old writers may improve, and now we build cheaply, the old established building. LANGENBERGER, BLOCHMAN have again taken the advance, and the price of Lumber to $28 per Thousand We keep constantly on hand a large plate assortment of REDWOOD and FINE LIME [Rough, Surface, Tongue and POSTS, SHINGLES, SHAKES, LITHS, PIXELS, DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOWS NO. 400 LL, LINE PLASTER, HARDWARE Our yard at Anaheim, Loading stock of NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully invite the attention of Families to his choice selection and extensive stock of Family Groceries. ALSO: A large and well assorted stock of fine WINES and LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO, AT Wholesale and Retail. Sales Cash, and Small Profit. T. H. BURDICK, Cor. of Temple and Main streets. j28t [In Downey's White House] LOS ANGELES. J. D. HICKS & CO., WHOLESAID BETAIL DEALERS IN Stoves, Hardware, Agricultural and Mining Tools, Etc., Etc. PLUMBERS and COPPERSMITHS, No. 10 Los Angeles Street. Lumber, Laths, &c. FOR SALE BY BANNING & CO., LOS ANGELES AND WILMINGTON. P. DAVIS & BRO. MARKETS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GOODS, CLOTHING, furnishing goods, TS & SHOLS, BRIERY AND GLOVES, TS & CAPS, CY GOODS, LINKS AND VALISES, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Arrived from San Francisco, with a large assortment of the most intend selling them. CHEAP FOR CASH. GUARANTEE TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION IQALL. General Merchandise. Transportation. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT Anabelm Lighter Company. THE UNDERSTATED price is reduced in all parts of the State and Territory. THE LOW RATE OF LIGHTER OFFERTIES Unlimited to shippers throughout the State and Territory. SHIPPERS will pay full rate of LIGHTER will make delivery of Anabelm Lighter Company. The N. P. T. Co.'s Steamships. O HOUSE, Los Angeles, Street and the Plaza. COUNDS & CO. PROPRIETORS. ROAD HOTEL. Himington Cal. Proprietor. S. HOTEL, Los Angeles, Cal. & DENCKER Proprietors. Lumber. Good News! Ant Reduction IN THE CE OF LUMBER. DERGER, BLOCHMAN & CO. When the advance, and reduced the 28 per Thousand; currently on hand a large and comof OD and FINE LUMBER surface, Tongue and Groove] POSTS, SHAKES, LITHS, S. DOOR'S BLINDS, WINDOWS NO. 100 LDINGS, LINE PLASTER, HAIR, NAIL HARDWARE The N.P.T.C.'s Steamships, OKIZABA and CALIFORNIA. Charging the U.S. Mails, and Walks, Cargo & Co., Express All Leave Anaheim landing for & Francisco. Every Six Days. HOLLADAY & BRENHAM, March 18th. REEBNEIL & WILLE COOPERS. Cooke, Tanko, KEGS, and all styles of Coopering with a daily notice. Brewing of wine can be provided to the Price of business revenue. LAGER. ANAHEIM BREWERY CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM. All Orders Promptly Filled. ATTACHED TO THE PRESIDENT. NEW YORK BREWERY, CHRIS. HENNE.....Proprietor. 219 Main Street Los Angeles. The Best of Lager Always on Hand. BURBEAM GALLERY, Los Angeles, Cal. All kinds of Photographic Work. Done To Order. OLD PICTURES CO. Encouraged and relied In manner of Justice Views of BUILDINGS in Mongolia, Sacrery SUNBEAM GALLERY, Los Angeles, Cal. All kinds of Photographic Work. Done To Order. OLD PICTURES COUNTED Enclosed and sold In my water or Justin Luk VIEWS OF BUILDINGS MOVING TIMES, SECTION done on short notice. W. GOFFELY. LOST! A few days since, some here in and between Los Angeles, Anasia, Santa Ana and Newport, a Black Duster Gunt and a small BLACK POCKET BOOK, the latter containing some papers and receipts. The finer will contain a larger Weeding word to the Gazette. Anahoum, or so. George M. Holiday, Gallatin, [Los Nicos P.O.] SANTA ANA STORE, Santa Ana, BY— WM. H. SPURGEON, GENERAL MERCHANDISSE, Groceries, Crochery, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, A Large Stock of Choice PAMILY GROCERIES Constantly on Hand