anaheim-gazette 1872-01-27

Southern California. NATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1872 CWAS. A. GARDNER... E.T.'s & People. Notten. J. C. Hill Jr. is hereby outwardly received subscriptions for the Southern California. Gallatin and Vicinity. We visited Gallatin and "the College" neighborhood on Thursday last and were agreeably surprised to find so large at settlement and so much improvement. The College (sometimes called "Downyville") is two miles West of Gallatin and has the finest store building we have seen in the county, outside of Los Angeles and Anaheim. A first class country store is kept here by Adams & Jacoby. Another store, for general use, is about to be opened by Steele & Co., and material for a drug store, to be opened by Mr. Banks is already on the ground. The College was built several years ago by the people of the settlement and conducted under the auspices of the Southern Meadist Church. It has about 50 pupils, and is a very plain, rough looking building. A fine resemblance is being built by Mr. Adams of Adams & Jacoby, Mr. Sperlock, Presiding Elder of the Circuit, lives in a neat looking cottage near by, and Mr. Spencer has a testily built and comfortable looking residence, between the College and Gallatin. Land is valuable, being worth $100 per acre. The total number of acres required to produce these crops was 1287, and the total value of the 857,000 acres average value per acre was 851.82. This we think is probable farming. It will be seen wheat was by far the leading direct amounting in value to 40 per cent of the whole. The value of wheat crop, only of States mentioned in viz. Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, the high being Illinois, over twenty-five times. Six States are ahead of the average value per acre ofDUCTS, Massachusetts being highest 832.15. Of our wine or wool nothing of interest is said. Pacific Coast. An organization called it associated Press of Southern California has been formed, for object mutual benefit to the members is composed of the Los Angeles Store, News and Express, and the Diego Union. A Mexican gambler was thodist Church has about 50 pupils and is a very plain, rough looking building. A fine residence is being built by Mr Adams of Adams & Jacoby, Mr. Sperlock, Presiding Elder of the Circuit, lives in a neat looking cottage near by, and Mr. Spencer has a tasteily built and comfortable looking residence between the College and Gallatin. Land is valuable, being worth $100 per acre for good farms. One remarkable feature of Silver Precinct is the great preponderance of ministers, about 80 of whom we are assured live in the neighborhood; nearly all belong to the Southern Methodist Church. Therefore about 6 doctors. Following is a business directory of Gallatin and the College as compiled by ourselves. BLACKSMITHS Frank Cooper, Manning Broe Boot and Shoe Maker, John C. Brown, DENTIST M. H. Spencer. HARNESS MAKER C. S. Shortridge. HOTEL Gallatin House, Wm. Robinson proprietor. LIVERY STABLE L. C. Pollard. MEAT MARKET John McGarvin, Amon Rose. MERCHANTS Adams & Jacoby (at the College) Frankel Broe; W. W. Standiffer & Co. PHYSICIANS Andrews (at the College), — Coobran — Montgomery (at the College) — Reaves. SALOONS L. C. Polland Calvin Turner. WAGON AND PAINT SHOP Joseph McKinnie. Literary Notices. Our friend, the Overland Monthly, for January, has appeared, after a long delay in the belated mail. It is a Holiday number, and is unusually interesting. It contains a second paper on "Tropical California," a learned article on "Wine." Pacific Coast. An organization called Associated Press of Southern formia has been formed for object mutual benefit to the members is composed of the Los Anos Sime, Keene and Express, and the Diego Union. A Mexican gambler was at Grass Valley on the 14th for attempting to outrage a girl but it is feared that he will cover. Mexican affairs are worse and worse. The telegraph reports great excitement in the of Mexico. Fill Beachy, the noted man of Idaho, is now running Lick House San Francisco. Gentiles and Liber Morr oppose the admission of Utah State. A Joint Commission is set to adjudicate claims between United States and Mexico. Bloodshed is expected at Orleans between the rival Legtive factions. It is estimated that the wagon of California in 1872 will double that of 1871. San Diego has a Literary Social Club. The chronicle gives the follow as the wine product of the two principal wine producing counties the State, in 1871: Counties: Gallau Wine Brw Los Angeles 1,000,000 30 Sonoma 1,500,000 20 Solano 200,000 10 Napa 800,000 25 Fl Dorado 450,000 15 Sacramento 400,000 30 Santa Clara 300,000 20 Yolo 250,000 5 Yuba 250,000 10 San Joaquin 70,000 5 Stanford 70,000 4 Merced 50,000 8 5,940,000 197 Following is a dispatch to Nor. We presume that Los Anos county is meant: Sacramento, Jan. 19, 1871. Literary Notices. Our friend, the Overland Monthly, for January, has appeared, after a long delay in the belated mails. It is a Holiday number, and is unusually interesting. It contains a second paper on "Tropical California," a learned article on "Wine Making in California," Joaquín Miller's little poem, "Dead in the Sierra," a humorous sketch entitled the "Soul of the Corporation," besides many other stories, essays and sketches. It is published by John H. Carmany & Co., 409 Washington street, San Francisco, at $4 per year. The New York Weekly Sun, a large eight-page weekly, from New York, 31 per year, announces itself an independent in opinion, and opens to both "Tweedism and Grantism." San Francisco, Jan. 23. Colonel B. F. Washing on. Editor of the Examiner, died last night. He was a native of Virginia, aged fifty-two years. He leaves four children. He crossed the plains in 1849, and was Mayor of Sacramento; subsequently he was Collector of the Port of San Francisco, and was appointed Title Land Commissioner by Governor Haigh—News. Formal here two or three nights this week. NEWS TREASURES. The Reconstruction of 1870 is to be celebrated in a manner befitting the hundredth anniversary of the nation's birthday. A great international exhibition will be held in Philadelphia, and all the nations invited to participate California is to be represented, and the Governor appointed Col. Jno. Middleton of San Francisco, as Commissioner to represent us. Some high-sounding titles are being manufactured just now. The Right Hour League has its officer called "The Supreme Architect of the Economic Order at the Sun." Such commonplace men as "Dir Imperial Highness," etc., must dwinkle into insignificance before the superior sonority of this new liminary. An amendment is proposed to the Federal Constitution providing that "the public lands of the United States shall not be disposed of except by actual settlers thereon, for homestead purposes only, and in quantities limited by general law." A righteous measure, and it ought to prevail. The deficits of collectors of Infernal Revenue, under the various administrations, are figured up as follows: Under Lincoln, $97,746; under Johnson, $1,817,225; under Grant, $135,180. In the California Senate, Powder of Tulare used "objectionable and derogatory" language to ward Penegant, of Napa, and apologizes. Vermont and New Hampshire. NEW STORE!! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GOODMAN & NIPPAR. WOULD more worthy attention to their numerous furnishings and the public especially that they have signed a store on Center street, between Vanessa Burgers W.C. and Leahla's watchmaker shop, in which they offer soill cheap for cash, a general announcement of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bottles and Shoes, Hat and Coat, GENTLEMENT PURCHISING GOODS In, Dr. Dr. Dr. As we make the above list of goods a specialty, we can offer a better arrangement and at lower prices than any other brand in this place. We would facilitate all who wish to purchase the have much to give out a call before buying also here. Our motto is SMITH W Prydee and Quick Sale. Call and O Us. W. L. GOODRIV. Country Produce taken in Exchange. M. S. DEVIN. MICHAEL MELROSE. DAVIS & MELROSE, ENTERPRISE EAR and BILLARD ROOM THE most handsome and commodious Billard Room by Amelia When move and foreign Whittles Grouse Rory Bunny, Ala. Pierer, Noda Hot or Cold Panches de. & A. LARBELL To rent for Ballo Theatrical Performance etc. WORK HERE WANTED. TWO or three good homes wanted to be a good middle home. Would ex- Pacific Coast. organization called the Prison of Southern Calimenon formed for objects of benefit to the members. It led of the Los Angeles and Express, and the San Ocean gambler was shot Valley on the 14th institute to outrage a little is feared that he will recan affairs are getting worse. The telegraph at excitement in the City Beachy, the noted stage who, is now running the San Francisco. Tiles and Liber Mormons admission of Utah as a int Commission is sititing to claims between the States and Mexico. Is expected at New between the rival Legislaestimated that the whorfernia in 1872 will be of 1871. Diego has a Literary and article gives the following product of the twelve producing counties of 1871: Gallie Wine Brandy 1,000,000 50,000 1,500,000 20,000 200,000 10,000 800,000 25,000 450,000 15,000 400,000 30,000 300,000 20,000 280,000 5,000 250,000 10,000 70,000 5,000 70,000 4,000 50,000 8,000 5,940,069 197,069 is a dispatch to the resume that Los Angement; o. Jan. 19, 1871. Ed. The California Senate, Power of Tolare used "objectionable and derogatory" language toward Pendegast, of Napa, and apologizes. Vermont and New Hampshire each lose a representative in Congress by the new apportionment. No other State loses any. The Council in Chief of the Armies of Japan is described as 26 years old, small in stature, and a mere boy in appearance. A cutting affray occurred at Los Angeles on the 19th instant, in which Juan Jenita is supposed to be fatally stabbed. One hundred thousand dollars worth of flour was lately shipped by one vessel from San Francisco to China. New York Custom House of fliers make too much money now, and Congress is likely to cut down their perquisites. A committee from the National House of Representatives is to visit Louisiana and see what the trouble is there. One hundred and fifty three and three fourths bushels of shelled corn per acre in Scott county Iowa must be so man sweats to it. Congress appropriates $50,000 to receive the Japanese Embassy properly. Hen Alexander H. Stephen's has bought the Atlanta Sun newspaper. The sugar crop of Louisiana for the past year is estimated at 115,000 hogsheads. Cape Cod fishermen claim indemnity for supposed injuries suffered from the Washington Treaty. A military review in honor of the Japanese Embassy took place in San Francisco on the 29th inst. Our trade with China has increased over $7,000,069 during the is a dispatch to the resume that Los Angemeant; o. Jan. 19, 1871. — Ed. fence law for Los Anpassed and signed by in a few days, and go immediately. Let the rised and have time to workings. Yoam. B. D. Willox. M. Mark Pemberton city this week, getting for the forthcoming Dilos Angeles City and chie to be issued from about March 1st. The most landable one do the County much ding it better known a survey the hearty enand support of the pub Should attend the at the Anaheim Hotel the fine house line been finished and is but fair he should respond ther interprise of its proprie- Fran Batz—Who misses late wrenning far the Cape Col fishermen claim indensity for supposed injuries sufered from the Washington Treaty. A military review in honor of the Japanese Embassy took place in San Francisco on the 20th host. Our trade with China has increased over $7,000,000 during the past year. Eight thousand stoves were melted together in the Chicago fire, and had to be blasted apart. The survey of the San Diego & San Bernardino R. R. has been finished. H. O Glade, a Chicago Alderman, has just been convicted of bribery. Heavy floods have occurred in the island of Catalina, with great damage to crops. Companies are being formed in San Francisco for the acquisition of the Navigator Islands. Fourteen then rival establishments were burned in 1871. Esquarter accepts the title of Prince Vergai. Twelfth has recited New York and gone West. The Grand Dame Alcàndia is coming to San Francisco. Our County Clerk asks the legislature for leave of absence. A bill like the incorporation of Tampa is before the Legislature. GET YOUR SEED IN GOOD TIME Barley Wheat etc. FOR SALE. ALSO, Dry Fire Wood HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CORN AMERICAN Bread & Cracker BAKERY. CORNER OF FIRST AND FAIR STREET, LOS ANGELES. BUTTER SUGAR, BREAD, ST. JOHN'S PILOT IN RIO DE GRACHER. We have also on hand a large assortment of Cabo (small and large) also. WEDDING Cakes Of all these prices. Call and enquire for yourselves before going elsewhere. AMERICA MUNG STONE! C. WASHVILLE & O. Patent Medicines warranted to be Genuine. No patent with claims. We will cooperate in all GOOD CHANCE FOR SETTLERS. BOW WANE LOS ANGELES STREET GOOD CHANCE FOR SETTLERS In the year and thriving Town of ANTA ANA Los Angeles County Cal. SANT ANA is now and growing town, taking fullity to establish a minitrical railroad on California, with seven miles from the area and for climate, jersey and health advantages; much daily be it in the world. Here are grown the orange lemon, Rye banana, and every other production of that valuable latitude. Every inducement offered to settlers TOWN OF LOS ANGELES 955-620. Address or apples: NM. MISPURGON. Or. L. BUSIL. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS! GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT. ANAHEIM LIGHTER CO. THE UNDERSIGNED a new prepared to receive Tolights at the Anaheim Landing, to be furnished to any part of this State and Arizona. The LOW RATE of Lighter offers great inducements to shippers of merchandise to Line Pine, Cerno Garde, San Bernardino, and Arizona Terraces. SHIPPER will please send Bill of Loading b. Summer, and mark freight Care of Anahiem Lighter Company. ROBT N. WHITE Agent. Liberal Offer! My offer of aid to the society and organizing and building a church at Tustin City, having been taken up, I hereby make an additional offer 8 Large Lotts In Tustin City, is the society next to organize and build a church office. The location is beautiful and healthy, in the mid-t of a rapidly improving country, and in a town where property is not rising in value. R. Tudia. FOR SALE Always Keep on Hand a full Supply of the Best, Family Grocerys. Previsions, Hardware, Tobacco. CROCKERY WARE, DRY GOODS, Clothing Boots Shoes Hats etc. Large Lots In Toulouse City is the society next to organize and build a church with fire. The location is beautiful and healthy, in the midst of a rapidly improving country, and in a town where property is last rising in value. FOR SALE IRRIGATED LANDS In the Rancho Sanluis de Santa Ana IN LOVE TO BUY Purchasers For Sale! FOUR HUNDRED SHARES of the Capital stock of the ANAHEM RAILWAY CO. For particular liquor of the Society at the store of Madera Chica. By order of the Bank of Illustration. GEORGE KNOX for A. B. C. Horses For Sale. 8) THE D. OF MALTA is a bachelor house with a 2 cellar from two acres, a half to 10 point of land, nine of them six inches for sale. Will be sold at $10 per head. Los Angeles is a San Bernardino County city. Eastland for sale. 85,000 Acre of eight social lots near the city of Rancho Santa Ana.