anaheim-gazette 1871-09-23

ANAHEIM GAZETTE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 23. 1871 The Markets. San Francisco Sept. 14th. Flour 5,50 to 7,75 per bbl; Wheat 2,50 to 2,75 per cwt; Rye 1,90 to 2,00; Barley 1,90 to 2,05; Corn 2,35 to 2,40; Bayou beans 2,75 to 3,25; Castor beans 4,00 to 4,50 Potatoes 60c to 1,00; Sweet do 1,75 to 2,00; Butter 35c to 45c per lb; Eggs 424 to 44 per doz; Wool best 40 to 42; Wine Anaheim white and red, 25 to 28. The Santa Cruz Sentinel puts forward their townman Cornelius Cole present U.S. Senator, as a candidate for re-election while the San Francisco Bulletin opposes him and says Mr. Cole has been a disappointment and has no such popularity as the Sentinel seems to think. Going Abroad for News — We find in the San Francisco Bulletin the following telegram from Los Angeles, 11th inst., which is all new to us, "The Republicans have a celebration in Anaheim this evening, and intend firing one hundred cannon in honor of the Republican victory." Steam Pump.—Mr. Phil Davis is adding to his new residence the convenience of a steam-pump of the variety known as "Walcox's Improved Steam Water Litter." The size used by Mr. Davis is capable of raising a thousand gallons of water per hour to a height of 50 feet. These pumps are made of all sizes from 1,000 to 100,000 gallons per hour capacity. The cost of the one now being put in will aggregate $300, including tanks and all necessary accessories. The work is being done under the supervision of Mr. N. A Brown the Los Angeles agent for the manufacturers. Good Words. Mr. E. Commina, editor and proprietor of the Moravia (Iowa) Tedette, paid us a flying visit last month, members us thus kindly in his editor correspondence: "Anabeim is situated in a beautiful valley of the Santa Ana River, which has a gradual descent the sea. The town is handsomely built, and has nice shade trees, orange olives, lemons, limes, etc., of the most picturesque style. There is a const healthy breeze blowing up from the tempering the climate, thus rendering it the most desirable place the travel or the tourist will find in California. The groves contain plenty of Cana-Birds, Parrots, and numerous other birds that are never seen in the state except in very warm country. This town is populated by a good industrial class of Germans, who cultivate large fields of grapes and in the finest varieties of wine in the State here, we made the acquaintance the gentlemanly editors of the Gazette who treated us in a kindly manner which we shall always remember." RAMIE PLANTS.—We invite attention to the announcement of Mr. Cusin who has these plants for sale. We wish it would be a valuable experiment our farmers to introduce its culture it has proven exceedingly profitable elsewhere. All information may be obtained of Mr Olden at the office of Land Co. THE WINE MARKET.—By our Francisco Market report of 14th we observe that Anabeim wines are much higher price than those of Angeles, and less than the Sonoma age. The full quotations are as follows for white and red wines: Cask refill; Vintage of 1870 range: 156q/156q; Angeles 20a25; Anaheim 25a28; Sonoma 35a45. Firm Changed.—The old and p Davis is capable of raising a thousand gallons of water per hour to a height of 50 feet. These pumps are made of all sizes from 1,000 to 100,000 gallons per hour capacity. The cost of the one now being put in will aggregate $399, including tanks and all necessary accessories. The work is being done under the supervision of Mr. N. A Brown the Los Angeles agent for the manufacturers. Gypsum.—We have been shown by Dr. David Taylor a fine specimen brick of this article of which he informs us there is an immense deposit convenient to Anaheim. Besides its use in the manufacture of statuary it is a valuable tiltzer and commands a ready sale in the East for that purpose. The Ventura Signal notes the discovery of a rich silver mine in the San Emilio range of mountains, about fifty miles northeast of San Bernadentura. Its existence was made known by an aged Indian named Carlos Juan who confided his secret to the Hon. A. G Escandon. Vegetable leather is now extensively manufactured; the principal materials being cowhide and naphtha. The production on one third as costly as ordinary leather, which it resembles closely that they can be distinguished only by close inspection; and the vegetable leather has the advantage of being made in entire pieces of fifty yards in length if desired, and one and a half yards wide, of any thickness demanded, or uniform quality and ample strength. Southern District Agricultural Association. We have received a pamphlet containing the Rules and Regulations, of this society, also the speed programme, premium list and names of the Judges of award for the coming fair to begin Oct. 31st at Los Angeles. We think it is in bad taste to say "Los Angeles City" on the title page, as Los Angeles is a city of sufficiently recognized status not to need this distinctive appellation added to its name. Among the Judges of award we notice the names of Jacob Ritter, A. Langenberger and Edward Evey of Francisco Market report of 14th week observes that Anahaim wines market a higher price than those of Angeles, and less than the Sonoma age. The fall quotations are as follows for white and red wines: casks remitted; Vintage of 1870 range 156,455; Angeles 20a25; Anaheim 25a28; Sonoma 35a45. Firm Changed.—The old and present firm of Caswell, Ellis & Washburn has been changed to Caswell & Washburn by the retirement of Mr. Wright. New firm will undoubtedly sustain the high reputation of the old home. The Government of Mexico refuses confirm the Magdalena Bay claim, they not having planned a case stipulated. The assessment roll of Los Angeles county shows an increase this year last of $500,000. Item Lost.—A pigment item spoiled last Monday by the uninterrupted outliders just as many grew promising for a fight. Saved.—We learnt that the Seville lance has been released from her way at Newport and floated onto Wilmington for repairs. Explosion.—A steam boiler, used preparing Russian baths, exploded Los Angeles on the 16th inst. At Pineho Nevada on th 16th 300 kegs of powder exploded, and wounding many persons. A Louisville paper says Chief Chase is buying up Rhode Island has already purchased five acres, keeping a sharp eye on the other. The County officers elected late election will enter upon the office offices on the first of next members of the Assembly in Doe and Constables in January with titles of the Peace to be elected mouth. Punch gallantly says: What woman is called curiosity, in a grandiloquently magnified into a rit of inquiry. STREAMER MOVEMENTS — By the new time-table the N.P.T. Co.'s steamers now sail every five days. The California on her last up trip left San Diego one day earlier than usual on account of the extra large quantity of freight, to be taken on board at Anaheim Landing. We make the world move a little. GRAND JURY REPORT. — The Grand Jury for the September term of the County Court, report that they have had forty three cases before them for consideration; of those they have signed thirteen, and found true bills of indictment in twenty-one. APPOINTMENT. — Rev. J. L. Bennett of Anaheim has been appointed to Kern Circuit. Kern County instead of Harrison Circuit as erroneously stated here to ore. Rev. I. M Leihy, the new appointee to Anaheim and Los Nietos will preach to-morrow in the school house Anaheim at 11 A.M. Another Well. — Messrs. Bowman and Atwell, artesian well borers, recently struck a very good flow of water at the depth of only seventy-six feet, on the premises of Mr Price, near the Six Mile House. — News. Words. editor and proprietor (Iowa) Vedette, who visit last month, reskindly in his editorial Anaheim is situatedley of the Santa Ana gradual descent to is handsomely land abade trees, oranges, etc., of the most There is a constant growing up from the sea, mate, thus rendering able place the traveler will find in California. In plenty of Canary and numerous other ever seen in the wild every warm countriesulated by a good and of Germans, who cults of grapes and make of wine in the State. hide the acquaintance of editors of the Gazette in a kindly manner, always remember." We invite attention moment of Mr Cushingants for sale. We think valuable experiment for introduce its culture as exceedingly profitable information may be oben at the office of the MARKET. By our San report of 14th inst. Anaheim wines commerce than those of Los than the Sonoma vintages are as follows wines, casks returna-1870 range 156245; Los Anaheim 25a28; Sonoma New Road. The Star of the 19th inst. animadverts severely upon the action of the Board of Supervisors in regard to the proposed county bridge over the San Gabriel river and the re-opening of the old road known as the Jaboneria Road which it is said was abandoned twenty-five years ago. This road led from Los Angeles to a soap factory on the San Gabriel river and thence to San Juan This would change the road almost entirely from the present travelled route between this city and Los Angeles bringing it across the San Gabriel river at the southeast corner of the land of Mr. Foster. (A point where it is claimed a bridge will cost twelve or fourteen thousand dollars) thence through Galatin and over the low lands of the Coyote Ranch to Anaheim. DEEDS FILED—E. W. Wenzel et al. to Annalie Frobling, building lot in Anaheim, $300. Edward Wenzel to Phil Hammers, et al; House, and lot No. 18, Anaheim 11 by 81-2 rods; $300. The San Diego Union of the 20th inst begins its second volume. It is anably conducted journal and an honor to San Diego. BORN. In Anaheim, on Sunday 17th inst. to the wife of R. Luedke, a son. Near Anaheim Sept. 16th to the wife of Orlando Gwin, a son. Near Anaheim Sept. 21st to the wife of J. L. Bennett, a daughter. Anaheim Public School. Report for the month ending September 15th 1871. GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT. Whole number enrolled... A pugnish item was today by the untimely outsiders just as matters for a fight. Heato that the Seir Soe caused from her captort and floated on easg for repairs. A steam boiler, used for stan baths, exploded at the 16th inst. No one Nevada on the 16th inst. powder exploded, killing many persons. Paper says Chief Justice Ging up Rhode Island He purchased five acres, and is up eye on the other fifteen. Officers elected at the will enter upon the duties on the first of next March, the Assembly in December, in January with the Just Peace to be elected nextantly says: What in a real curiosity, in a manly magnified into the spi Near Anaheim Sept. 15th to the wife of Orlando Gwin, a son. Near Anaheim Sept. 21st to the wife of J. L. Bennett, a daughter. Anaheim Public School. Report for the month ending September 15th, 1871. Grammar Department: Whole number enrolled... 44 Average daily attendance... 40 Percentage of attendance... 67 Reservoir at Richland — A reservoir lighting 75,000 gallons has been constructed half a mile from Richland which throws a stream of water fifteen feet high at the town site. Two thousand feet of water pipe have been received from Los Angeles for conducting the water from the reservoir to the town. Nov. 1 Scare Crow — At the ranch of Mr. Radriguez may be seen an institution resembling a telegraph, surrounding a field, consisting of tall poles with a common twine extended along them after the fashion of the great lightning conductor. We are informed that it was intended to keep crows out of the fields, but whether successful or not we do not know. Change — We are informed that Justice Davis has disposed of his interest in the Brewery to Mr. Goldstein, and will shortly remove his office to the Enterprise Hall building. Mr. Olden of the Land Co. has removed his office to the same building and a gentleman from Los Angeles is about to open a grocery store in the building vacated by Mr. Olden. Freight List. in the Brewery to Mr. Goldstein, and will shortly remove his office to the Enterprise Hall building. Mr. Olden of the Land Co. has removed his office to the same building and a gentleman from Los Angeles is about to open a grocery store in the building vacated by Mr. Olden. Freight List: Ex California September 21st 1871 C. H., 36; D. H. & Co., 16; D & Bro., 122; H. & G., 32; J. B., 24; J. W. C., 13; L. & Co., 75; M. C., 48; L. B & Co., 7, W. H. S., 150; Lot of empty pipes. New Freight Tariff—Following are the new rates of freight charged by the N.P.T.C. between our landing and San Francisco: Up Freight. Wool per 2000 lbs $8.00 Hides 12½ oats each Wine puncheons $4.00 & pipes $3.00 Corn, Barley, beans &, 3.00 per ton. Down Freight. Gen. mdse. 5.50 per ton, Flour 5.00 per ton. Opposition STAGE LINE WILMINGTON and ANAHEIM. Will have Anaheim fo. Wilmington regularly and connect with the Steamer for San Francisco. Will leave Wilmington for Anaheim after the arrival of each Steamer. Careful drivers will be employed, and trips made in the quickest time possible. OFFICE at Anaheim, Fischer's Hotel. IF you Want to ride free of daft, come with us. LADD & RAMAGE. P. DAVIS & BRO. MILLSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GOODS, CLOTHING, Furnishing goods, SHOES, BLEY AND GLOVES, S & CAPS, GOODS, Banks and Valises. HARDWARE. CUTLERY, Cigars & Tobacco. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. LIQUORS, CRACKERY & WARE. SADDLERY WARE, PAINTS, OILS & VARNISHES. CHEAP FOR CASH. GARANTIE TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO ALL Hotels. YETTE HOTEL. S. FLUHR, Proprietor. O HOUSE, Los Angeles, General Merchandise. Transportation. The N. P. L. Co.'s Steamships. ORIZABA and CALIFORNIA. Carrying the U.S. Meals, and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express to leave Anaheim Landing for San Francisco. Every Six Days. HOLLADAY & BRENDAH, Agents. Banks. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, OF LOS ANGELES. BANK CAPITAL. --- 8500,000. JOHN G. DOWNEY ... Purportent... O HOUSE, Los Angeles, Street and the Plaza. COOL & CO. PROPRIETORS ROAD HOTEL. Hilmington Col. opposite Wells Fargo & Co.'s Office. JIMPSON. Proprietor. E OLDEST ED BUSINESS HOUSE IN ANAHEIM ENBERGER & Co. DEALERS IN General Merchandise, Shoes. S. CROCKERY. Dry Goods. Hardware. GROCERIES. Agricultural Implements. es and Liquors. Descriptions. Country Produce PURCHASED. Banks. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, OF LOS ANGELES. BANK CAPITAL. --- 8500,000. JOHN G. DOWNEY ... President. ISAIS W. HELLMAN ... Cashier. GOVERNMENT, STATE, CITY AND COUNTY BONDS. Will also pay the highest price for Gold and Silver Bullion. From and offerible date, on all months let us own deposits, if not will be allowed. Los Angeles, April 13, 1870. LOOTS AND SHOES R. SLANEY'S Boot- and Shoe Emporium, COMMERCIAL STREET. Los Angeles. THE UNDERSIGNED has just received the long and most important stock of BOOTS and SHOES. That ever came to Los Angeles, or any other city, A business for Gena Ladder, Mines, Trucks or Chains. LAGER. ANAHEIM BREWERY CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM. All Orders Promptly filled. A BAR IS ATTACHED TO THE PREMISES. S. GOLDSTEIN, Proprietor. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE!! FIFTY AND A QUALTER ACRES improved Napa Co., Half a mile FROM SAINT BELENA 10, 100 Foreign Group, Vine and Orchard—20% across 14 miles. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE!! FIFTY AND A QUARTER ACRES improved Napa Co., HALF A MILE FROM SAINTE BELENA 10, Foreign Group, Vines and Orchard—all bear Rentals at 20¢ per acre 11 miles from Napa Hill. Will exchange in property in Anaconda Valley. For particular apply to the undergrown on P. A. Clark, at the Bank J.W.LARK. Carpe Warehouse. WALTER & SMITH. IMPORTANTS AND DEALERS IN Carpets, Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings and Upholstery Goods. No.8 Commercial Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Carpets rewired and put down neatly dec24h NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully invite the attention of Famility to his choice selection and extenive 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.] LOI ANGLES.