anaheim-gazette 1872-01-20

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1872 CHAS. A. GARDNER...Ed'r Pep'n' Notice J. C Hill Jr. is hereby authorized to receive subscriptions for the Southern Californian Effect of Rain It is a pleasure to make a trip to Los Angeles now and see how bright and happy the country looks after the rain. We did not realize its full effect until we found our twenty dollars charger nearly stuck in the mud on the Coyote Stats, and we quietly tucked our pantaloons inside our boot legs, to be ready to wade out and carry the horse to dry land. Arrived at the Gertrudes ranch, we found the high plain being ploughed up, for the first time. Dr. Fulton informs us that he finds the soil on this plain, ten feet deep, an astonishing depth for soil on high ground. It is perfectly mellow after penetrating the hard crust that has been formed by the tramping of animals upon the surface during an unknown period of time. This crust is about a foot thick, after which a stick may easily be poked down several feet. We were surprised at the business appearance of Gallatin. Instead of the traditional country store, we found there at the establishment of W. W. Standiter &. NEWS ITEMS Peninsula Coast. Small town in immense New York. A Grand Lodge of Manitoba Utah was organized on the 6th. A street railroad company been organized at Salt Lake City. A concurrent resolution introduced providing for a mail from Nov. 1, until May. A bill has been passed prevent the destruction of birds. The telegraph says actions have been made for a mail. A bill is introduced for creation of Santa Barbara county creation of the new county territory. An application for citizen Utah, has been denied on the basis that applicant was a polyester. The Guardian complains short weights among its members and then again it complains long waits—for a railroad. A bill passed the Seat to pay Grand Jurors in Los Angeles county $2 per day and 25 mileage. The Figaro man (bae says "parters with monograms are now worn by pretty girls are rather a novelty yet, but It is perfectly mellow after penetrating the hard crust that has been formed by the tramping of animals upon the surface during an unknown period of time. This crust is about a foot thick, after which a stick may easily be poked down several feet. We were surprised at the business appearance of Gallatin. Instead of the traditional country store, we found there at the establishment of W. W. Standiter & Co., something more resembling the wholesale store of a city, with its counting house, bookkeeper and salesmen, and all crowded with business. Messrs Frankel Bros have also a large and well stocked store. Gallatin has a fine two story school house, with grammar and primary school, and an average attendance of 90 scholars. There is also a college two miles West which we did not have time visit. Gallatin is a thriving, busy town, and the center of a large and wealthy settlement At Los Angeles we found matters vastly improved by the wet season. We enjoyed a brief but very pleasant visit with many kind and genial friends, visited the skating rink and other places of interest, [we refer to the bank] were treated well and treated often, and all together we had a good time and shall go there again. Business Activity Our town has regained much of its old time business vigor since the advent of a better season. The streets are crowded with teams, the merchants are busy, and farmers are buying all the seed and agricultural tools to be had. Another store has just been opened and still another will commence operations soon. A new restaurant will be opened before long, and it is expected that a furniture factory and store will soon be built on Los Angeles street. The elegant new Anaheim Hotel, more fully noticed herefore, will be opened next Saturday by Mr. Bremmerman, and make additional accommodation for the wants of travellers. The vineyards have nearly all been pruned ground. A bill passed the Seat to pay Grand Jurors in Los County $2 per day and 25 mileage. The Figaro man (bays says "parters with monograms are now worn by pretty girls are rather a novelty yet, but you to see more of them." Nice specimens of spool almost daily brought in by P Gurrier. We hope he will bed from whence it comes. The Wine Dealers' of San Francisco is to be eased and issued weekly, instead of ty, as at present. So they get emulating the Southern CNIAN in the spirit of progress. The Guardian says the nance" of the Lord's Supper administered, etc. First till ever heard of such heavy guintroduced into the Ecclesi service in this country. The Tulare Times c Kern County Courrier a medicine circular." The nearly filled up with ten long medicine and other quack ad head ads. Better not thre stones, Shearer. San Bernardino has cited over a report that a gris slide had occurred in the San Coon, damming up the riacking it until the whole va likely to be inundated. P be all in a horn. The Pacific Coast A is an elegantly printed paper makes big mistakes sometimes says a new paper called the taineer appeared at the Dalgon; Oct. 7th. The Mount an old established journal, fifteen years old, and one favorite exchanges. Miscellaneous. Wilmington, our masks to be incorporated. The Atlantic telegra The Buena Vista Vinicultural Association, which owns at Sonoma one of the largest vineyards in the State, and report says it is the largest in the world, made about 150,000 gallons of wine in 1871, and not 15,000 as stated by a typographical error in our last issue. We believe this is the largest amount made from any one vineyard in the State; several other persons and associations have made more wine, but not from grapes of their own raising. — Wine Dealers' Gazette. Haven't we some vineyards in this vicinity that beat that? How about Lake Vineyard and Cascamento? Another will commence operations soon. A new restaurant will be opened before long, and it is expected that a furniture factory and store will soon be built on Los Angeles street. The elegant new Anabeim Hotel, more fully noticed herefore, will be opened next Saturday by Mr. Brommerman, and make additional accommodation for the wants of travellers. The vineyards have nearly all been pruned, and look trim and neat. Fields of grain are gradually spreading over all the plain outside the city, looking green, bright and cheerful. Many pieces of land are being sold every week, to actual settlers, and population is steadily increasing. A bright and prosperous future is before Anaheim, and she will doubtless make more rapid and permanent improvement in the next two years than any other town in the State. The Atlantic telegraph is to be laid to New York on James M. Smith he elected Governor of Georgia succeed Bullock, absconded. Stokes will be arraigned under indictment for the James Fisk Jr. Pinchback, colored, wied by the Senate of Louisiana successor to Lieut. Gov. Dunn. Don Offenberg succeeds as representative of Washington. The women of W Territory almost lost the suffrage, but the Governor the bill. Col. Jas Montgomery free-state leader in the early of Kansas, died Dec. 6th county, Kansas. Lots of trouble in the legislature. From the impports we do not underscore quarrel, but it seems likely the body will get hurt before looming. The Ways and Means Office says that the Government has formed for three months an 2000 through Boutwell's minumum at. NEWS ITEMS. PUBLIC GOVERNMENT. Small-tax is increasing in Grand Lodge of Masons for its organized on the 6th mat. Street railroad company has organized at Salt Lake City. Current resolution has been provided for a steamer to Nov 1, until May. Bill has been passed to the destruction of macking. Telegraph says arrangement has been made for a steamer. Bill is introduced for dissent Barbara county and of the new county of Venice. Application for citizenship in has been denied on the ground implicant was a polygamist. Moves. Guardian complains of rights among its dealers again it complains of their acts—for a railroad. Bill passed the Senate to Grand Jurors in Los Angeles $2 per day and 25 cents. Figaro man (bad boy) carters with monogram clasps worn by pretty girls. They offer a novelty yet, but we hope A diplomatic implementer has arrived between our government and Russia, and it is likely that Curtis will be immediately ordered to demand his passports, and the Russian Charge d'Affaires here supplied with him, in order that he may take his departure from the United States. Sumner introduces an amendment for the U.S. Constitution, as follows: Article 1, Section 1.—No person who has had the office of President of the United States once shall be thereafter eligible to hold that office a second term. This amendment shall not take effect until after the fourth of March, 1873. Some of the New York legislators, Republicans as well as Democrats, are probably shaking in their boots over the report that Mr. Tweed has a little book, in which he has kept a record of his transactions in legislators—the names, date of purchase and sums paid, and that he will publish it if "pushed."—Ex. California legislators, take warning! A pious missionary named Vassour has hit upon a happy expedient to relieve this country from the curse of cheap Chinese labor. While admitting that we have no right to make laws to prevent any peaceable man from coming to our land, the reverend gentleman contends that we can legally prohibit the exportation of corpses, and that by making a law to end the practice of sending dead Chinese people we are safer. bill passed the Senate to grand Jurors in Los Angeles $2 per day and 25 cents The Figaro man (bad boy) tarters with monogram clasps worn by pretty girls. They offer a novelty yet, but we hope more of them." Specimens of sponge are daily brought in by Professor We hope he will get the whence it comes.—Ventura The Wine Dealers' Gazette Francisco, is to be enlarged weekly, instead of month-present. So they grow; all bring the Southern California spirit of progress. The Guardian says the "rd of the Lord's Supper will be served, etc. First time we need of such heavy guns being used into the Ecclesiastical can this country. The Tulare Times calls the County Courrier a "patent circular." The Times is filled up with ten long patent-tees and other quack and dead-els. Better not throw any Shearer. San Bernardino has been ex-ter a report that a great land had occurred in the Santa Ana damming up the river, and it until the whole valley was to be inundated. Proved to be a horn. The Pacific Coast Advertiser gigantly printed paper, but it big mistakes sometimes. It new paper called the Mountaineer appeared at the Dalles, Oct. 7th. The Mountainer is established journal, probably years old, and one of our exchanges. Miscellaneous. Wilmington, our neighbor, be incorporated. The Atlantic telegraph cable A pious missionary named Vassour has hit upon a happy expedient to relieve this country from the curse of cheap Chinese labor. While admitting that we have no right to make laws to prevent any peaceable man from coming to our land, the reverend gentleman contends that we can legally prohibit the exportation of corpses, and that by making a law to end the practice of sending dead Chinamen home, we can stop the influx of live Mongolians, and cause those now here to leave immediately for the Flowery Kingdom. The Missionary Society ought to raise the salary of this philanthropist. SAN DIEGO, Jan. 13.—The following dispatch was sent to the Union, from a reliable source: "San Francisco, Jan. 12—Dferences among the Texas Pacific managers arranged. Roberts will retire from the Presidency. Scott and associates will control. The gauge is three feet. Necessary legislation is promised in Texas. Work will be commenced immediately thereafter, and pushed with great energy."—News. The following brief obiuary notice of the late James Fisk Jr., is from the San Francisco Bulletin: Colonel Jim Fisk was a man of more than ordinary nerve, and of unbounded impudence. Ever since his New England tour with his magnificent peddling establishment, it has been his delight to perform some antic so bold, unexpected and unprecedented that the world would gape with astonishment. His financial and stock jobbing schemes, his Erie manipulation, his dinners, his threat, his steambeats his elbowing of reception committees to one side, and his hundred other bold or cheeky eccentricities have for years furnished an almost constant sensation. His tragic end creates the greatest sensation of all, and seems singularly in accord with his life, for he died as he lived—the centre of the sensation of the hour. FRESH ALFALFA SEED Always On Hand. Give us a Call and Satisfy Tourists, Mr. CARLISHER & CO. Anaheim. NEW STORE!! Westminster! H. STEPHENS & CO. AVE NOW on HAND at their store in Westminster, a choice supply of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. PROVISION. Hardware. And respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. All Goods Sold as Low as in Anaheim or Los Angeles. Roller Skating! Roller skating! THE undersigned offer for sale the right to use the CELEBRATED FLAMPTON ROLLER SKATE. In any of the following towns, viz: Anaheim. Wilmington. Los Nietos and I Monte. Roller skating is the most successful and popular amusement ever introduced on the Pacific Coast, scarcely a town of any importance can be found without its Rank. Any party looking for a light agreeable and profitable business can find it by applying to BENT & RALPH. At Los Angeles Roller Skating Rink. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS! GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT ANAHEIM LIGHTER CO. THE UNDERSIGNED s now prepared to receive freight at the Anaheim Landing, to be forwarded to any part of this State and Arizona. The LOW RATES of Light-erage offers great inducements to shippers of merchandise to Lone Pine, Corro Gordo, San Bernardino, and Arizona Territory. SHIPPERS will please send Bills of Lading by Steamer, and mark freight Care of Anaheim Lighter Company. ROBT N. WHITE, Agent. FOR SALE. IRRIGATED LANDS In the Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana. new paper called the Mountaineer appeared at the Dalles, Oregon, 7th. The Mountainer is established journal, probably years old, and one of our exchanges. Miscellaneous. Wilmington, our neighbor, be incorporated. The Atlantic telegraph cable laid to New York direct. James M. Smith has been Governor of Georgia, to Bullock, absconded. Kea will be arraigned to plead indictment for the murder of Fisk Jr. Pinchback, colored, was elect the Senate of Louisiana, succeeds Lieut. Gov. Dunn. Don Offenberg succeeds Cat representative of Russia, atington. The women of Wyoming almost lost the right of way, but the Governor vetoed. Col. Jas Montgomery, a noted leader in the early troubles in Louisiana, died Dec. 6th, in Linn, Kansas. From the imperfect rewe do not understand ther but it seems likely that some will get hurt before long. The Ways and Means Committee at the Government has lost interest three months on $180,000 through Boutwell's minnows. his elbowing of reception committees to one side, and his handred other bold or cheeky eccentricities have for years furnished an almost constant sensation. His tragic end creates the greatest sensation of all, and seems singularly in accord with his life, for he died as he lived—the centre of the sensation of the hour. THE LITIGANT BILL—The Assembly has passed the bill to repeal the Litigant Act. In the Senate, on the other hand, the Judiciary Committee reported against the repealing bill referred to them, on the ground that it is deficient in provision for notices now in course of publication.—San Diego Union. Miscellaneous. OBED MAGY, Manufacturer of HARNESS AND SADDLERY. Center Street near the Brewery For Sale! FOUR HUNDRED SHARES of the Capital Stock of the ANAHEIM RAILWAY CO. For particular inquiry of the Secretary at the store of Heimann & George. By order of the Brazil of Directions, GEO. C. KNOX. Sec. A. Ry Co. Horses For Sale. 80 HEAD of Mexican and half-band horses made of calf from cattle and a half-horse 19 years of age. Some of them are by pigs. Will be sold at $10 per head. FOR SALE. IRRIGATED LANDS In the Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. FOR TERMS and particulars apply to A. B. CHARMAN, Los Angeles. Or to Capt. W. T. GLAMELL at Anahiem or at his office in Richland. Liberal Offer! My offer of aid to the society first organizing and building a church at Tustin City having been taken up, I hereby make an additional offer of 8 Large Lots In Tustin City to the society next to organize and build a church edifice. The location is beautiful and healthy; in the midst of a rapidly improving country, and in a town where property is fast rising in value, Disposition of Corpororship. The corporation here oblige existence between N. Ar old a d Jane C. Baldwin under his firm name and style of Ar old & Baldwin; is this day dissolved by mutual consent. K. N. Arnold, Jas U. Baldwin. All persons ladged to his firm are required to pay his name to A.Kohler at his offices in Anahiem Hotel. Anahiem Lodge No. 207. F. to A. M. HOSPITAL MEETING onurday of an announcing the halloween in each month. Trem. Rhine, W.M. J.W. Clark, Secretary. Bargains Story of MER & CO. STOCK consisting of GOODS, LADIES HATS. Assortment of Shoes & Hats Variety. PROVISIONS. ST BRANDS, AND CROCKERY AND HARDWARE. MING. We offer to the Public ced Rates!! ALFA SEED On Hand. I Satisfy Tourists, MER & CO. TORE!! Inster! EMS & CO. GET YOUR SEED IN GOOD TIME Barley Wheat etc, FOR SALE. ALSO, Dry Fire Wood HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CORN Midlilimnes WOLFENSTEIN'S. Every Picture not taken at his Gallery is at the highest grade in Photography. Retouched Negatives. Double Printing. Chromate Printing And every other possible name will be enlarged, the beauty and painting, the likeness, value and durability, without regard to Time, Trouble or Expense. THE NEW FILM EXTRA CAN FOR MALL BE ABN! By a New Process Manufacture. Picture are Libro of Children, also brought on a Char Bag. Wolfenstein's Gallery Has, at its enormous expense, been fitted up with every convenience for every style and one of Picture known to the Photographic Art. The New Mammoth Picture, Oil Painting and ALL large Portraits taken only by WOLFENSTEIN'S GALLERY. All of these Prints. AMERICAN Bread & Cracker BAKERY. CORNER OF FIRST AND MAIN STO. Los Angeles. BUTTER, SUGAR, DA JEN BY LINGS, PILOT AND... CRACKERS. ATSan Francisco Prices. We have also on hand, a large assortment of Cakes (small and large); also. WLDDING Cakes CORN Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM. BAKERY. CORNER OF FIRST AND MAIN STREET. Los Angeles, BUTTER, SUGAR, BAKEN NY LINDS, PILOT ANGLE, & CHACKER. San Francisco Prices. We have also on hand, a large assortment of Cakes (small and large); also. WILDING Cakes Of all descriptions. Call and examine for yourselves before going elsewhere. ANAHEIM DRUG STORE! C. D'ASSONVILLE & CO. Drugs and Apothecaries, Center Street, Anaheim, Born to Wetts, Forge & Co. ExpresPure Drugs and Chemicals, TOILET ARTICLE, AND FEBRUARY Patent Medicines warranted to be Genuine. No spurious articles sold. Prescriptions compounded with care, from positively pure chemicals, and by none but competent persons. We will guarantee in all cases. Also the Offer of Dr. D'Assonville. GOOD CHANCE FOR SETTLERS, In the young and thriving Town of SANTA ANA! Los Angeles County Cal. SANTA ANA is a new and growing town, delightfully located in the semi-tropical region of California; only seven miles from the sea, an ideal for climate, security and healthfulness is insurpassed by any other than in the world. Here are grown the orange, lemon, fig, banana and every other production of this fertile latitude. Every inducement offered to settlers-Town Lot, from $25 to $50. Address or apply to WM. H. SPURGEON. Or A. L. BUSH. CALIFORNIA BREWERY, Seventh North street, between Los Angeles and San Bernardino, ANAHEIM. F. CONRAD—PROPRIETOR. Always Keep on Hand a full Supply of the Best, Family Groceries. Provisions. Hardware, Tobacco CROCKERY WARE, DRY GOODS, Clothing Boots Shoes Hats etc.