anaheim-gazette 1871-09-30

ANAHEIM GAZETTE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1871 Railroad The San Bernardino Guardian favors the construction of a railroad Aquila hein to that place, from Los Angeles. It is probable that a railroad with the built within two years from San Diego to San Bernardino takes one from Los Angeles, Warnington or Anaheim gets the start of it. It would be of momentary value together or all of the three latter points to have a road to connect us with San Bernardino county, and thereby bring their trade and that of a vast country beyond it to our own local seas ports. There is business there for some shipping point, and if Los Angeles county fails to secure it San Diego will most certainly bid high for it soon, having already made the preliminary survey for a narrow gauge route. Now is the time if ever for us to do something in this matter. San Bernardino, as shown by the article in the Guardian, is most favorably disposed to our route, to one particularly through Anaheim, and we can help a little to forward the enterprise and meet our friends halfway in a work that we need as much as they. Anaheim needs a railroad; the best time to build it is when somebody is willing to help us. Let a meeting be called and a committee appointed to confer with one from San Bernardino and see if the project could not be put into some practicable shape. City Council Proceed Session of Sept. 25th 1871 Present—Champlin, Borgg Reports of Treasurer and for the month of August a Finance Committee and pat The following oids were the Finance Committee and the paid Ralph Melrose for banks $25,000. I have Marshal for month of A.F.W. Kroly licensed; for as Check $4299. The commission of City Attorney, regular pointment of C. as A Garry City Attorney, was re-raised on motion placed on the Commission of City Attorney regarding taxes, was referred to Finance Comm. On motion of E.W. Champlain committee on Water, it was appropriate a sun not exposed to the purchase of 24 bushel bakers for the use of the Department and President appointed a committee to the Fire Co., regarding she Report of committee on the City Hall was laid over meeting. Adjourned to October 9 Las Flores, Sept. 22.-Suzana, Capt Pippy commenced at Las Flores, lo cargo of assorted lumber Forster. She will commence tomorrow. — Express The people of Nebraska led the proposed new state providing among other The Dedication. Saturday 231 inst was a holiday at Tustin City. The occasion was the dedication of the elegant little school house at that place which has already been fully described in the Gazette. A large company of people were present, happy, smiling and good humored. The ladies were lovely, the gentlemen gallant and the babies models of propriety. We have solemnly enjoyed ourselves well and the day is one which all concerned will long remember with pleasure. The building was named to overflowing and many avail'd themselves of standing privileges outside. Mr. Crowell of Santa Ana was installed as master of Ceremonies and discharged the duties of the position with eminent success. The exercises commenced about half-past eleven A.M., with a greeting song, finely rendered by a full choir, consisting of the Misses Tustin, Mrs Porter, Miss.-and Messrs James Bradford and E. R. Nichols. The dedicatory address was then delivered, and was followed by a piano solo "Hail Columbia" played by Miss Martha Tustin. After another song, Supt. W. M. McFadden appeared upon the scene having like the "Babes in the woods" been lost, but happily found Himself in time to make a pleasant little address pertinent to the occasion. After other songs and instrumental pieces, a few remarks from Mr. Crowell and an exceedingly courteous and kindly vote of thanks to the Orator of the day, and Mr. McFadden, the assembly vacated the building and went outside under the shady trees to enjoy the picnic part of the programme, the lunch. This was ample and good, and was long and fondly praised. The people of Nebraska adored the proposed new statue providing among other women suffrage and compaction. Agrees With Hon—We learn that friend Clark store has gained 23 pounds since his residence in it was a mere skeleton of 24 came among us but now possession of 324 pounds Good climate; come on y'all. A great fire occurred in on the 25th inst, destroying million dollars worth of Westminster. Westminster—This ongoing rapidly: Three far-sold to settlers within a Johnson and Gibson area residences and three more Messrs. McPherson, C Davis, will soon be co- McPherson is about to boring of an artesian we located on the line between her and the Sears settle by Mr. Morgan, who has scholars. A Sunday service John Y. Anderson is Sup Asst Supt., and J M. M teacher, is also held recolony. Purchase of the Barter E.q proprietor has just consumed the Los Angeles Daily newspaper, and job prentment. The first number administration will be October 24th Mr. Barter of fine executive adjudicated doubtedly add to the publication of the Star as a pertinent to the occasion. After other songs and instrumental pieces, a few remarks from Mr. Crowell and an exceedingly courteous and kindly vote of thanks to the Orator of the day, and Mr. McFadden, the assembly vacated the building and went outside under the shady trees to enjoy the picnic part of the programme, the lunch. This was ample and good, and was long and fondly dwelt upon. About five o'clock the company dispersed happy and content to their several homes. Opposition: From the Star's report of mingeting of the business men of Los Angeles we extract the following: Messrs. Jones, Childs, and Barrows were appointed a committee to open a correspondence with the P.M.S.S Company, and Messrs. Goodall & Nelson, on the subject of freight between this place and San Francisco". Some Corn — The Southport (Connecticut) Chronicle notices a hill of corn over 13 feet in height and otherwise proportionately large. That is a good kill of corn for an eastern state, but the chronic man would open his eyes still wider could he see a corn-field in Los Angeles county California where we have the honor to abide. The seed of the hill the Chronicle mentions was procured by ourselves at the farm of Mr. McEirath, Los Nietos, and sent east by a lady friend. It is called Texas Corn and this as well as other varieties grows here to the height of 23 feet and yielded last year 140 bushels per acre. The British iron clipper ship Talavera went ashore at San Ramon Bay Lower California, on the 11th inst. Council Proceedings. of Sept. 25th 1871. 3 P.M. — Champlin, Borge and Zeyn of Treasurer and Marshal month of August approved by Committee and pat on file showing girls were approved by the Committee and ordered to Reward Measures for assesor's for month of August $25,000 only licensed; for salary one $42,000 A notice of the Council Proceedings. of Sept. 25th 1871. 3 P.M. — Champlin, Borge and Zeyn of Treasurer and Marshal month of August approved by Committee and pat on file showing girls were approved by the Committee and ordered to Reward Measures for assesor's for month of August $25,000 only licensed; for salary one $42,000 New Advertisements. WOODEN WARE!! We offer to Country Merchants the LARGEST AND FINE STOCK OF. WOOD AND WILLOW BRUSHES, BROOMS, MATCHES, TWINES AND HOUSEKEEPING Articles generally to be found on this list and when we offer at LOWER prices than any other house. More chants visiting the city will find it to the advantage to call us before purchasing elsewhere. ORDERS PROMPTLY and carefully flooded. Catalogues sent to any address, when requested. E. H. HOWES & CO. No. 113 129, and 124 Fountain St. San Francisco RAMIE! RAMIE!! C.A. Cushing of San Francisco will sell a few thousand. RAMIE PLANTS. For further particulars apply to: Win ROLDEN, Agent, L. A. & S. B. Loon Co. $45,000. IN GOLD FOR $1. LOOK AT THIS NEW ARRANGEMENT. 633 GOLD COIN PRIZES ADDED. TO THOSE BEFORE ADVERTISE. MAKING THIS DRAWING THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ONE EVER OFFered TO THE PUBLIC AND ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR THE PEOPLE'S GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL ENTERMENT. $45,000. IN GOLD FOR ... $1. LOOK AT THIS NEW ARRANGEMENT 633 GOLD COIN PRIZES ADDED. TO THOSE BEFORE ADVERTISE MAKING THIS DRAWING THE MOST ATTENTIVE THE ONE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC AND ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR THE PEOPLE'S GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL AND GIFT ENTERPRISE. To Take Place at the METROPOLITAN THEATRE: In Sacramento, OCTOBER 18, 1871 TICKETS OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR. Which will entitle you to one of the tickets that may be available. 110,000 Tickets Will be Sold ANY PERSON CAN SPARE A DOLLAR FOR SUCH A CHANCE. 690 MAGNIFICENT PRIZES AMONG WHICH IS ON $20,000 GOLD COIN. ONE GIFT U.S. GOLD COIN ... $20,000 ONE GIFT U.S. GOLD COIN ... $5,000 ONE GIFT U.S. GOLD COIN ... $2,500 ONE GIFT U.S. GOLD COIN ... $1,200 Doggie in U.S. Gold Co... $1,000 Doggie in U.S. Gold Co... $800 Doggie in U.S. Gold Co... $600 Doggie in U.S. Gold Co... $400 Doggie in U.S. Gold Co... $300 Doggie in U.S. Gold Co... $200 Six Hundred and Ninety nine Gifts. The ODD FELLOWS' BANK OF SAVING Sacramento is the only bank on the real estate market, and also many receivers of tickets will be sold for $10,566 or $116 tickets for $100. We tons make it no object to persons forming clubs. The drawing will take place under the supervision of a committee of well known and responsible citizens of Sacramento to Address mail order to: PELON & GOO, General Managers. No. 45 FOURTH STREET, SACRAMENTO. Lumber! Lumber! Lumber! Lumber! Dicken, Huntington & Co.,ANAHEIM LANDING. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND Direct From Their Mills, A carefully assorted stock of LUMBER, POSTS, Redwood, and Cregon Pine, (Rough, Tongue and Groved) LATHS, PICKETS, SHINGLES. SHAKES, Lime, Doors and Windows, Permanent Business—Large Variety N.B.—All kinds of produce taken in EXCHANGE for Lumber, delivered at Anaheim Landing. [jan28ut] Call and examine for yourselves. GEORGE BAUER BOOTS and FOOTS, made and repaired at the lowest cash price. All orders promptly attended to, and work guaranteed. GEORGE BAUER Center Staset, opposite the Brewery. ENNOUNCEMENTS. Political announcements must be made for STRICTLY in advance. For Justice of the Peace. Hereby Announce myself as Canste for the office of Justice of the 县 of Anaheim Township subject to the revision of the voters at the ensunicial election. A. KOULER R JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. JOHN W. CLARK Special Notices. Notice. Purchasers of Lands from the Los Angeles and San Bernardino and Company: PERSONS INDEBTED by obligation to A. R. Robinson. Trustee payable to them may wish to make whole or parpayments, and who may prefer making them August can cast his name to his credit. Farmers and Merchants Bank, and the expenditure of voucher or certificate of deposit be sent to the actuary as payment, and be acknowledged such by ALFRED ROBINSON. Trustee: 523 Montgomery street, San Francisco NOTICE! Masonic Notice. STATED MEETINGS OF Anaheim Lodge No. 207 F & A.M. are held on Masonic Notice. STATED MEETINGS OF ANAHONI Lodge No. 27 F.A.M. are held on Hall on Center street on the Saturday evening after noon exceeding the Full Moon in each month, to bring Southern are cordially invited to attend. 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 any kind of building material, required for its construction, and deliver the same upon the ground. C. Tustin. S.T. VINCENTS COLLEGE. Los Angeles. This Invention is Chartered according to the laws of the State, and empowered to Confer degrees. The Annual Session convened on the 16th August. For this purpose are invited to Rt. James McGill C.M. President GET YOUR OLD MAGAZINES AND PAPERS BOUND. Mr. PERRY IS NOW PREPARED FOR THE MAGAZINE, SHORT MUSIC AND PAINTING IN A DIRECT STYLE OF COVERS. LOS - GELES. PLANTERS MR. PERRY IS NOW PREsent in hard Magazines, Posters, Short Music and Painting on all Central market Horses boarded and groomed by the day, week or month. Slings and tackle teams always on hand. New Brakes—Blood Horses and overtime bringing to a first class establishment kept contained on hand for our patrons. Place of Business—Los Angeles street, next to Flacher's Hotel. PLANTERS LIVERY STABLE, WILLY AND CANAVON PROPRIETORS. Her horses boarded and groomed by the day, week or month. Slings and tackle teams always on hand. New Brakes—Blood Horses and overtime bringing to a first class establishment kept contained on hand for our patrons. Place of Business—Los Angeles street, next to Flacher's Hotel. FASHION STABLE MAIN STREET, Opposite Arcadia Street, LOS ANGELES. GEO. R. BUTLER, Proprietor. A branch of this stable, or the old original PIONEER LIVERY Stable is located on Main street next to Lichtenger gets wagon shop. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET ANAHEIM. BY PERALTA & Co. MUTTO.N. Beef, Corn-beef, Sausage, Pork and all kinds of Meat. The E' Market is now open in Building formerly Occupied by Eureka Saloon. Please give a Call. SUMMER SUITS. PANAMA AND STRAW HATS Summer Dress, Goods! Hardware, Liquors, Cigars, AND TOBACCO OF THE VERY BEST R FURNITURE Extra Family Groceries, at the lowest possible figures. PAINTS, OILS, BOOKS & Stationery PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. ALSO— 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 Streck of Goods he is offering, is by far the best selected of any ever brought to Anaheim, and every person is advised to call on him and examine his Stock before Purchasing elsewhere. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE.