anaheim-gazette 1871-10-07

ANAHEIM GAZETTE. SATURDAY OCTOBER 7. 1871 Railroad. The Texas Pacific Railroad Company are awaiting the action of the Texas Legislature on the gauge question, and as an as that is decided it is said that they will commence the work of construction. Fireman's Ball — A good ball is to be given by the Anaheim Fire Department, next Saturday when backed by the owner's members of the Department must prove a complete success Enterprise Hall, where this ball is to hold has already become the recognized locale of similar affairs and a good time is to be expected. The price of tickets for Ladies and Gent. (including supper) has been fixed at the sum of $2,50. Funds Exhausted. - The public money for support of Fairview school having been all expended, the citizens of the District with a commendable zeal have resolved to continue the school under two present teacher. Mr. Martin, at private expense. This action is a compliment to Mr. Martin besides reflecting much credit upon the people of Fairview. Races - Four days racing over the San Bernardino Race Track will commence on Tuesday the 21st of November free for all horses in the District, comprising the counties of San Bernardino, San Diego, Los Angeles, Kern and Santa Barbara. We understand that San Diego and Los Angeles will have some of their fast trotters and runners up, to vie with San Bernardino in the contest for speed — Guardian. The News calls for a new and larger theatre building for Los Angeles, say- The News calls for a new and larger theatre building for Los Angeles, saying that "Merced," is too small for the requirements of that growing city. San Francisco Oct. 2. The rush of freight for the southern coast calls for three steamers this week for San Diego. The California sail on Friday, with freight and passengers — Star. Change — The office of the Telegraph Company has been changed from the Palo House to the Bella Union Hotel, the old office of the Express Company. San Bernardino claims to rank number 11 in voting population of Californias towns. Deed Filed — M. S. Metz to M. J Valensuela, lot in Anaheim, $150. Rain. A few drops of rain fell on Wednesday last. We looked loosely for more but couldn't see it. Three new sisters on the Great Register of the County — Express. Col Strong we are happy to say, has still firmly recovered from his late illness, to be able to return to Anaheim. We are glad to see him back again and hope he will remain. Corros Ball — We have before us a half-open cotton shell, gathered from the plantation of Col Strong. The out or shall resemble the green husk of the English walnut, while forming its parcel that opened side preps for a snow-white textile that of old was king. Norway Oats — This famous cereal which has gained such a world wide reputation for immense yield has, we are glad to see, been cultivated here with the same success that characterizes it elsewhere. Mr. Robert Ashcroft at his beautiful home at the Boca de la New Paper — We have received first number of a new paper called "Enterprise" published at South San Francisco. Its mission is declared to be of a live and progressive exponent in the working people. Extra Freight Steamer — We look that the N. P. T. Co. will here send the Pacific two trips per month on our southern coast route for free only, carrying powder and gasoline which the Co. decline to receive on passenger steamers. The Pacific can down on her first freight trip thus we New Rule — The following addition rule of practice has been adopted by the County Court: In criminal case counsel must submit any instruction he intends to ask to the opposing counsel and then to the court, be the argument commences. The Ornamental City — The peaks this appellation in the far west Angeles, in view of the elegant architectural design of the buildings constantly going up. The Star of the 24th institution of its new proprietor and G.W. Barter Mr. B. announces the course of the Star politically is to Democratic, believing that in course it will be most likely to provoke him a Star of Empire. New Telegraph Office — We are form that U.S. Western Union Telegraph Company is about to open a graph office at the village of Santa Cruz six miles south of Anaheim. This arrangement will necessitate the booking of two miles of additional line-cost however will mainly be born the enterprising citizens of that city. —Star. Norway Oats — This famous cereal which has gained such a world wide reputation for immense yield has, we are glad to see, been cultivated here with the same success that characterizes it elsewhere. Mr. Robert Ashcroft at his beautiful home at the Boca de la Playa ranch sowed this year three acres, using 32 pounds of seed per acre and the result is 225 bushels, or 75 bushels per acre. The grain was threshed by Mr. Hanna about three weeks ago. Langenberger & Co., have seed of the same variety for sale, and we hope to see it generally sowed the coming season. Improvements — Capt. Knox has built unto himself a new office adjoining the house lately occupied for that purpose. Arnold & Baldwin have erected a considerable bleed lition to their already commodious shop on Lemon Street. This look like business. Schooner Solano — This schooner, bereft of erroneously reported as floated to Wilmington for repairs, is we learn still on the inside bar at Newport, and not likely to leave there except in pieces. Part of her bottom is gone, also the rudder, and she proves to be much more badly damaged than was at first supposed. It is now likely that she will be a total wreck. Every effort has been made to save her, without avail. Capt. Johnson intends to procure another vessel and make regular trips between Newport and San Francisco. New Telegraph Office — We are fortunate that the Western Union Telegraph Company is about to open a graph office at the village of Santa Cruz six miles south of Anaheim. This arrangement will necessitate the hiring of two miles of additional line cost however will mainly be born the enterprising citizens of that city. SANTA ANA WELL — Workman still going down. A round boulder has to be drilled through, makes work very slow. The stream already obtained has been temporarily stored by the pipe. MARINE — Schooner Emilie Franck Capt. Jensen, arrived at Anaheim in 28th ult. from Santa Cruz with 000 feet of lumber to Dicken, Dunton & Co. Appraisers — S. R. Caswell, C. Forbes and R. M. Wildney are appraised appraisers of the estate of Stearns dee'd. The decrease of the National debt during the month of September was 458,620. Telegraphic Transfers — Mr. Pimus, Telegraph agent at this place favored us with the following lines: San Francisco Oct. 4. 1871 and after Oct. 1st 1871 the rate of premium for Transfer offices in Eastern regions will be reduced from two half per cent to one per cent, making uniform rate of one per cent to all pts in the United States. F. JAYNE The gratified to hear active work has been the construction of Wilmington. The dog driven along the work with the continual until its completion. In Thermon Reed District 16th judicial district racing the counties of and Kern, has re-28 acres of land from the town of Santa making his future proposals to set out range trees as soon as Mr. Johnson will also of oranges. Lawrence, late of the to a journ at Los An- We take please good literary paper of nation. The Golden City Francisco has just made of Gus De. Young issue under their man much credit upon the new proprietors. No editor that our reads to patronize papers coast in opposition Eastern publications entry of a vast amount could be for our comtain here for distribut own writers, printers and manufacturers of We have recieved the new paper called "The at South San Francisco. Freight List. Ex California September 30th 1871 Outward Bound. 165 bales wool, 4 pipes wine, 40 hides 2 bale pelts, 48 sks mustard seed 150 sks corn. For San Diego; 1 pipe 3 sks wine Inward Bound. P H 35; R A 20; I W 300; C H 4; H E B 3, W M H 1; P D & Bro 21; H & G 54; C W 1295; T R 10; Soh W H Meyer 25; MC 2; D H & Co. 189; C R 7; D St. L. L & Co. 2; Dr D A I; H K I. Arrived. Sept. 29th Schooner Emily Franco Capt Jansen from Sequel 100,000 feet lumber consigned to Dicken Huntingtong & Co. New Music: Mr Gray, the publisher San Francisco, has favored with a choice selection of the latest musical gems among which are "The Girl with the Gipsey Hat" "Alice Galop" "The Old Worn Out Slave" "Let Me Nestle in Thine Arms" "Ainnae Welcome" Amazon March." Happy Smile School," and the Rag Galop." We commend the well-stocked establishment of Mr Gray to all desiring music or musical instruments. A "Santa Ana"—We suffered a visitation from this unwelcome customer on Monday last. The storm arose before daylight and continued through out the day—sweeping furiously down from the east through the Santa Ana canyon. Its breath was hot and purchasing it filled the whole visible atmosphere with a blinding, driving storm of sand and dust that penetrated every penetrable substance, covered everything indoors and out with a deep layer of fine dust and choked and blinded every body who faced it. These Eastern publications entry of a vast amount could be for our com­tain here for distrib­u­tion writers, printers and manufacturers of We have recieved the new paper called "The news at South San Francisco" is declared to be that progressive exponent of sale." Mr Steamer — We learn T. Co. will hereafter two trips per month coast route for freight powder and gasoline line to receive on pass. The Pacific came freight trip this week. The following addition has been adopted in: In criminal cases, it submit any instruec­to ask to the opposite to the court, before commencement. Total day — The State population in the future in view of the eleven design of the building up. 24 inst. confines the new proprietor and politer Mr. B. announces that Star politically is to be moving that in this most likely to prove to pre­me. Office — We are on Western Union. There is about to open a tele­village of Santa Ana of Anaheim. This ar­necessitate the build out additional line—the all mainly be born by citizens of that local fore div­light and continued through out the day—sweeping furiously down from the east through the Santa Ana canyon. Its breath was hot and purch­ing, it filled the whole visible atmosphere with a blinding, driving storm of sand and dust that penetrated every penetrable substance, covered every thing indoors and out with a deep layer of fine dust and choked and blinded everybody who faced it. These winds usually occur about twice or three times a year and are regarded as a sign of approaching rain. The man who lives on climate got a meal that will last him for a week. Opposition — In the Santa Barbara Times we have the proceedings of a meeting held in that city on the 23rd ult to take subscriptions for the opposition steamer movement. The amount to be raised in that County was limited to $25,000, and as we learn elsewhere was quickly raised. So the opposition movement is not confined to talking, but is being rapidly put into a tangible business shape. Attachment Suit — The office of the People's Advocate was closed by the Sheriff on Wednesday last by virtue of a writ of attachment issued out of the District Court at the suit of King & White of Los Angeles, to recover some $750 due for press materials etc and $100 costs. Church Festival — A festival is to be given by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church at Keneda Hall on Thursday 19th June, because needs for the building of a church. Ice cream and other refreshments will be furnished. A total of five hundred dollars the proceeds from this event hold for the same old money or hand and deposit with Baronberger & Co., ready for use when required. For later particulars or the festival will be given next week. Old Follows Meeting. At the meeting held last Monday evening a committee was appointed to take the preliminary steps toward the organization of a judge. Taken Down — The democrat speaking stand which did such good service during the late campaign is being removed. 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 Cann, and Small Profit. T. H. BUNDICK, Cor. of Temple and Main streets, j28t [In Downey's White House] LOST ANGLES. P. DAVIS & BRO. SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOODS, CLOTHING, furnishing goods, S & SHOES, CARRYING AND GLOVES, S & CAPS, GOODS, GINS AND VALISES, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Arrived from San Francisco, with a large assortment of the above interesting selling them. CHEAP FOR CASH. GUARANTEE TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO ALL. Hotels. WETTE HOTEL. S. FLUGR, Proprietor. Transportation. The N. P. T. Co.'s Steamships, ORIZABA and CALIFORNIA. Carrying the U.S. Mails, and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express. Mave 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... PREIDENT. ISAIS W. HELLMAN... CARRIER. 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, DUBLIN, NEW YORK, LONDON, HAMBRUG, FRANKPORT, PARIS, BERLIN. Receive Deposits and leave their certificates. BUY AND SELL LEGAL TENDERS. GOVERNMENT, STATE, CITY AND COUNTY BONDS. Will also pay the highest price for Gold and Silver Bullion. From and after this date, on all monies left warranty, interest will be allowed. Los Angeles, April 13, 1870. JOSEPH BENNERSCHEIDT, TIN AND COPPERSMITH Center Street, Anaheim. A Large Assortment of Stoves and Tinware. Always on Hand. Jobbing and repairing done at reasonable rates. NEW YORK BREWERY. CHRIS. HENNIE.....Proprietor 219 Main Street Los Angeles. The Best of Lager Always on Hand. BEKENBEIL & WILES COOPERS, Casks,Tanks, KEGS, And all styles of Coopering work, done at the shortest notice. Repairing of wine casks &., promptly attended to. Price of business, between Los Angeles and Lemon str m near the Catholic Church. Carpet Warehouse. WALTER & SMITH. COOPERS, Casks, Tanks, KEGS, And all styles of Coopering work done at the shortest notice. Repairing of wine casks etc., promptly attended to. Piece of business, between Los Angeles and Lemon street near the Catholic Church. Carpet Warehouse. WALTER & SMITH. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Carpets, Oil Cloths, Paper Hangings and Upholstery Goods. No 8. Commercial Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Carpets rewed and put down neatly. dec241 ANAHEIM Shaving Saloon, By Professor Dean, Corner of Center and Los Angeles Streets. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE! FIFTY AND A QUARTER ACRES improved and in Napa Co., Half a Mile FROM SAINT HELENA 10, 100 Foreign Grips, Vines and Orchard—all bear; also a Hill Bunch, of 206 acres 11 miles out of Napa, Helena. Will exchange for property in Anaheim or Vicinity. For particular apply to the undersigned or P. A. Clark, at the Rock J.W. CLARK. GEORGE BAUER BOOTS and PHOSR, made and repaired at the lowest cash price. All orders promptly attended to, an work guaranteed. GEORGE BAUER Centre Shoe, opparts the Newbury.