anaheim-gazette 1871-10-28

ANAHEIM GAZETTE. CHAS. A. GARDNER; ... ED'R & PROP' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1871 Notice. J C Hill Jr. is hereby authorized to receive subscription for the Gazette. The Wine Product With the close of the wine making season we are enabled to present to our readers a tolerably accurate statement of the wine yield of Anahaim for this year and last. Our thanks are due to the wine growers for their uniform courtey, and kind assistance in gaining the desired information. The number of acres of bearing, wine producing vines we find to be near 700. The quantity of wine made this year we foot up at 330,900 gallons: perhaps some omission might swell the figures to 350,000. The number of gallons made last year was 611,000 according to figures obtained, perhaps would go as high as 650,000. The grapes on some vineyards having been almost totally destroyed by grass hoppers, this yield of over half a crop is better than could reasonably have been expected. Richland. Through the politeness of Mr E. R. Nichols of Richland we are furnished with the following items of improvement at this young town. Four houses are now built on the town-site; the residences of Messrs Nichols, Glassell, Brown and Davenport. The crops on the adjoining farm-lots look well. Corn Richland. Through the politeness of Mr. E. R. Nichols of Richland we are furnished with the following items of improvement at this young town. Four houses are now built on the town-site; the residences of Messrs Nichols, Glassell, Brown and Davenport. The crops on the adjoining farm-lots look well. Corn planted as late as the 15th of August is already too hard for roasting ears. Only 10 weeks growth. Think of it! The great canal of Chapman & Co., is now being enlarged to its full size viz; 6 ft. on the bottom, 8 feet at top, and 4 feet deep. The work is being done under the supervision of Mr. Watson, and is to be completed in about two weeks. Plenty of water is coming through the canal. The reservoir heretofore described, and having a capacity of 70,000 gallons, is excavated and in running order, 3 hydrants in Richland already having a fine head of water from it. The 7 inch water pipe has been laid down, thus every man has water without digging a well. The bottom and sides of the reservoir are to be lined with concrete. All honor to Chapman and & Co., for these substantial additions to our common prosperity. New Advertisements. We can write no more effective, or impressive article upon the prosperity of Anaheim, and its value as a business center, than by pointing proudly to the solid columns of new advertisements that grace each issue of the Gazette. It has been our custom to write little complimentary notices for our new advertisers as they appeared, but the number is now so great that our room would not admit of a separate notice for each. We can only tell our readers to look over our columns of local ads and they will find there, the names of those who are the wideawake, liberal, progressive business men of the community; the men who are reliable, prompt and who keep up with the times. The man who does not know that Julius Ceasar is dead—hadn't even heard that he was sick—does not advertise in the Gazette. Good for A. John W. Clark Espece elect of this town on his way home over County, writes us an email from Santa Barbara, which he pays this month to the home of his adoptive "Anaheim is the place have seen—wind blows as there, and the soil settlement are nothing So it is with every Anaheim. All feel the en spot for a beautiful perous future. Withdrawal of Austin, of the U.S.L.Angeles, has received tary of the Interior to the definite line of Pacific railroad from Yuma, with an order to lands therefor, under order withdraws from location the odd nu within 20 miles of the increases the price of red sections for all prosteads which may here $2.50 per acre. The not in any manner ACCIDENT AND FIRE--Quite a serious accident and an incipient conflagration occurred Sunday night at about half past eleven, at the Enterprise Hall Saloon. Mr Peter Richards, who was alone at the time had mounted a chair for the purpose of turning off the light from the large and beautiful chandelier that ornamented the center of the room, and had just taken hold of the valves for that purpose, when the chandelierave way from its fastenings, and fell with a crash to the floor, breaking the lamps, spreading the oil over the floor, and the whole mass immediately igniting and flaming up to the ceiling. Mr R immediately seized one of the covers from the billiard tables and with it attempted to smother the flames, but it caught fire and only added fuel. Taking a second cover and wetting it, he at length succeeded in amending the fire, and completely subdued it. The chandelier, worth $45 was destroyed; the burned billiard covers were valued at $15 more, and the floor and ceiling were injured to the extent of about $15, making a total pecuniary loss of $75 besides which Mr. Richards's hand was severely burned. The building and furniture are insured in the People's Insurance Company. Yuma, with an order to lands therefor, under order withdraws from location the odd number within 20 miles of the increases the price of the sections for all prowests which may here be $2.50 per acre. The not in any manner of rights of settlers were made prior to the map and order at the Office--San Diego Univ. Common Council Proceedings. Version of Common Council Oct 23 Present Moran Champlin, Bittner, George—President Zeyn A communication was received from Mayor, presenting a draft of and recommending passage of Ordinance No. Referred to Judicial Committee, with instructions to report at next meeting. Finance Committee reported with proval reports of Mayor, Treasurer, Marshal—Reports adopted and put file. Hills of T. T. Hill for $25 and of Michell & Gibson $10 ordered to be Further time was granted to Fincute Committee to report on bills of C. Lehman, T. T. Hill and Arnold & Dwin. President Zeyn, as Committee reportthe cost of books and landers for the of the Fire Co. to be about $62 and notion he was instructed to order to be made, and to buy as many kots as can be bought for the balle of-the amount appropriated for purpose. The resignation of G. W. Barter as Att. was received and accepted the Deputy City Attorney C. A. Adnor, was requested to act as Coununtil the office is filled. City Assessor R. Melrose delivered to Common Council assessment roll list for the fiscal year 1871-72. In motion it was ordered that an motion be held on Thursday Nov 9 at the City Hall for the purpose selecting a City Attorney. Poll to be from 2 o'clock until sunset. New Advertisements. GET YOUR SEED! IN GOOD TIME Barley Byo Wheat etc. FOR SALE. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CORN adnor, was requested to act as Councouncil until the office is filled. City Assessor R. Melrose delivered to Common Council assessment roll list for the fiscal year 1871-72. On motion it was ordered that an election be held on Thursday Nov 9 at the City Hall for the purpose of electing a City Attorney. Poll to be from 2 o'clock until sunset. T. Rumpau was appointed Inspector F. A. Korn and F. Schneider Judges the election. The Clerk was ordered to have the office of election advertised in the papers. The Treasurer was requested to present at the next session a statement of Finances of the City. Rourned to Saturday Oct. 28 3 p.m. T. Rumpau, Clerk. Good for Anaheim. John W. Clark Esq. Justice of the State elect of this township, who is now his way home overland from Napa County, writes us an interesting letter on Santa Barbara, dated 24th inst., in which he pays this morited tribute to home of his adoption; Anaheim is the place, for all that we are seen—wind blows as hard up here here, and the soil and facilities for element are nothing like as good." It is with every one who knows Anaheim. All feel that this is the chosspot for a beautiful home and a proseous future. Withdrawal of Lands — Register cutin, of the U.S. Land office at Los Angeles, has received from the Secrety of the Interior the map showing definite line of route of the Texas railroad from San Diego to Fort Omaha, with an order for the withdrawal lands therefor, under the grant. The er withdraws from sale, entry or station the odd numbered sections min 20 miles of the line of route, and leases the price of the even numbersections for all pre-emptions or homes which may hereafter be made to 50 per acre. The withdrawal does in any manner conflict with the Always Keep on Hand a full Supply of the Best, Family Groceries. Provisions, Hardware Tobacco. (CROCKERY WARE) (DRY GOODS) Clothing Boots Shoes Hats etc. New Advertisements $45,000 FOR $1! The East Chancery Offered The People's Grand Medical Gin Festival, To take place at the Intercontinental Hotel, San Francisco, Wednesday November 1st, 1872. 620 Magnificent Gin among which is one of 620,000 C.M. Gin, And one U.S. Gold Gin 25 oz., Cold Gin 92,400; and one U.S. Gold Gin 32,400 Remainder remaining from $2,000 Bankers—THE 000 FELLOW BANK OF SAVINGS. To pay remitting Cash, 11 tickets will be must for $15. 50 for $40 or 11d tickets $150. Orders containing cash, or its equivalent in currency, will receive this by return mail. Address: FELCH & Co. General Managers, 45 4th Street Surramonte Election Notice City of Anaheim Notice is hereby given that an Election, to fill the office of City Attorney for the present unexpired term, will be held at the City Hall on Thursday November 9, 1871. Polls will be open from 2 o'clock until sunset. By order of the Common Council Thee. Rimpan, Clerk. C. D. ASSONVILLE & Co. DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS ALSO OFFICE OF Dr. PASSONVILLECenter St., near Los Angeles St., ANAHIM Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Company. Council Thee. Rimpan, Clark. C. D. ASSONVILLE & Co. DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS ALSO OFFICE OF Dr. B. ASSONVILLECenter St., near Los Angeles St., Anaheim Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Company. Moist Land for Sale 85,000 ACRES of rich, moist valley land, on the Sierras Ranches in Los Angeles County, in lots to sell. TERMS—One fourth cash; balance in three annual payments, at ten per cent interest. Apply to WM. R. OLDEN. Agent at Anaheim. FRENCH RESTAURANT, SALOON Los Angeles Street Anaheim George Miller & Antonio Romo, Beer, Wine, and Liquors Also have a Livery stable in the rear, where the horses of guests will be accommodated. J. G. HILL, JR Painter and General House Finisher. Paints mixed in color and quantity to suit purchasers. Leave orders at Gazette office, Helmann & George's or Obed Macy's. D. M. ALLEN ATTORNEY AT LAW. Anahiem California. Not yet having secured an office I will be found at present at Ficher's Hotel. Special Notices. NOTICE! The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of TREASURES OR AGENTS, and others to his new and commodious Hall which he will rent at a moderate price for Ball, Performances, &c. For terms, apply to the Proprietor. NOTICE— AND CLOTHING Ever brought and offered for sale in this City or County. HE THEREFORE takes this means of calling the attention of the public of Anaheim and THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTY —To the following— FACTS! By receiving goods direct from New York City, he is ENABLED to sell AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION. GOOD PRINTS AT 10 cts per Yard DRESS GOODS AT 20 cts per Yard BLEACHED MUSLIN AT 12 cts per Yard And everything else at corresponding FIGURES. HJS stock of merchandise is complete and consists of— SUMMER GOODS. BOYS' SUITS, All Sizes and Styles. SUMMER SUITS. PANAMA AND STRAW HATS Summer Dress Goods. NOTICE! The undersigned respectfully calls the attention of TRADERS OR AGENTS, and others to his new and commodious Hall, which he will rent at a moderate price for Ball, Performances, &c. For terms apply to the Proprietor. NOTICE TO THE PATRONS of the CENTRAL MARKET. Ramon Peralta has sold to Justo Morillo his share in the Central Market, paid sale taking effect on the 1st of Oct. 1871. Santos Moreno & Co., Proprietors. NOTICE! To The Patrons Of The CITY MARKET. The Public are hereby notified that Mr. Garlance Rust is no longer connected with the City Market and has no authority to collect bills let the name. From this date Mr. Charles Omner is empowered to make each collection and receipt in our firm same thereto. Very especially. ASHGROFT & PRYOR, Providence City Market, Anahaim October 14th, 1871. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET ANAHIM BY SANTOS MORENO & CO. MUTTON, Belfast, County Anahaim, Paid and all kinds of Meat. THE Market is now open in Building for early Occupied by Durham Sutton. Please go to Cell. SUMMER GOODS. BOYS' SUITS, All Sizes and Styles. SUMMER SUITS. PANAMA AND STRAW HATS Summer Dress Goods Hardware, Liquors, Cigars AND TOBACCO OF THE VERY BEST BRands FURNITURE Extra Family Groceries, at the lowest possible figures. PAINTS, OILS, BOOKS & Stationery PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES. A Large and Well selected Menu as Boots and Shoes, FRENCH SCREWED AND SAN FRANCISCO MADE For ladies, gents and children. The public is hereby informed that this Phish of Goods has is offering, in by far the best selection of any ever through to Australia, and every person is advised to call on him and examine his Stock before Purchasing alwhere. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE.