anaheim-gazette 1872-03-02

Southern California. SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1832. CHAS. A. GARDNER...E.R. & Prop.'s ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MARKETS, Hills & Menal. Miller, Geo. BARBERS, Dean, J. H. L. Bilens, Pedro. BLACKSMITH, Crock & Sallivan. Crum & Baldwin. BREWERS, Conrad, F. Goldstein, & CARPENTERS & BUILDERS, Brookhill, A. Brooks, J. W. Brown & J. Champlis, E. W. Cowen, Chai. Dimek, K. D. W. C. Hawkins, M. A. McKinney, P. C. Stappenhack, C. Williams, D. K. COOPER, Westphal, J. Willis, Chas. DRESSMAKERS. Brown, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. S. A. DRUGGIST, D'Ansonville & Co., C. Higgins, W. M. FURNITURE DEALERS, Bacha Broes HALLS, Enterprise Hall Davis & Mcrosse. Kuchner's Hall Mrs. M. Kuchner. HARNESS MAKELS. Jandee, L. Macr. O. MAY YARD. Dyer N. Hop. HOTELS, Anabrion Hotel H. Dresermann Proprietor. Playa de Hotel John Fisher. INSURANCE AGENTS. Mary B. Phoenix of Hartford—Fire. Kimjaneky Dean. Steinhart, Al Firemans' Fund. JEWELERS, Luada, R. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Clark, J. W. Koller, A. LAWYERS, Allen, O.H. Gardner, C. A. Pacific Coast. Armen whats a Post-office. South Bay farmers not expelling with the poppy. A Tulare sheep gives birth to four lambs at once. Riverside has south 1,20 acres wheat and hayy A horse has died in Ancelos from eating valves Seventy six houses of this season in Shasta county. Mr. Chas. P. Robinson Los Angeles died on the Oakland alt. Ex Senator Grunce of Long died at Barlington line The San Diego Davon expiates upon the comforts of its jail. The Co. Clark of Sta. Burro Co is charged with ambugz $117. The Supreme Court declares the Mortgage Tax Law unconstitutional. An educational response elective franchise is being discussed in Congress. The survey of the Salt River and Salt Bernarding Railroad MAY TARD. Dyer M. Bray HOTELS Anahaim Hotel, H. Dreermann, Proprietor. Planters' Hotel, John Fischer. INSURANCE AGENTS Mary G. Phoenix of Harford—Fire. Kimpson, R. Glen. Steinhart, A. Firemans' Fund. JEWELERS, Luedke, K. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Clark, J. W. Kobler, A. LAWYERS, Allen O. H. Gardner, C. A. Strokes, Max. LAND AGENTS, Clark, J. W. Olden, W. R. Agt L.A & S.B.L Co. LAUNDRIES, Sin St. Wynn. LIGHTERAGE, Anahaim Lighter Co., Robt. N. White, Agent. Anahaim Landing. LIVERY STABLES, Mitchell & Gilson, Wiley & Canovan. LODges, Anahaim Lodge No. 180, J.O.E, J. P. Zavn, R.S. Anahaim Lodge No. 20, F & A.M, N.W Clark, S. LUMBAR MERCHANTS, Dicken, Huntington & Co., Bolesa Ranch. Langenberger, Blochman & Co., Anahaim L'd'g. MEAT MARKET, Ashcroft & Pryor. MERCHANTS Benderischeld, G., stores and tlowware. Callahan, M. & Co., general mdee and furniture. Chark, P. A., books, toys and cigars. Javle & Bro., general mdee and furniture. Goodman & Himpin, dry goods, clothing and furnishing goods. Halmann & George, general merchandise. Langenberger & Co., grocery and hardware. Hollandin, units: candy and fruits. Stainhart & Bro., general merchandise. MWEFAPHERS, Sojourns Campground, Chas. A Gardner, Editor and Proprietor. NURSERIES, Schmidt, T. E. Painter, Boerge, H. Hill, J.C. Jr. Payne Bres. PHYSICIANS, D'Assonville, V. Heyermann, J. A. F. Hardin, Wm N. Higgins, Mrs. Alice Taylor, David PIANO TUNER, Hammes, Philip. PLASTERERS, Grima, Peter. RESTAURANT, French Restaurant, Geo. Miller Proprietor. BALOONS, Conrad, F. California Brewery, Javle & Melrose, Enterprise Saloon, Gollatein, S. Anahaim Brewery, Illie & Munzel, Kirby, L. W. Miller & Rego. SHUEMAKERS, Baher, Deo. Gunther, I. Smith, J. STAGE LINE, Anahaim and Wilmington, Mitchell & Gibson Propriets. SURVEYORS, Knox & Rumble. TAILOR, Hensman, TREGRAPH OFFICE, Western Union Telegraph Co., H.D.Palermus, Locak Agnt. TIN & COFFEESMITH, Banneyscheid, Jos. WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKING, Cram & Baldwin, Luedke, G. WATER COMPANY, The Co Clk of St. Barb rs is charged with ambezl $117. The Supreme Court declares the Mortgage Tax Law in Congress. An educational test for elective franchise is being discussed in Congress. The survey of the Saratoga and San Bernardino Railroad cost $1,600. San Diego property of exempt P.M.S.S.Co Stk from dues at that port. Filings Jackage gabbit to be shipped from this Co to Sandwich Islands. The corner shop of City Hall at San Francisco laid on 24th multil. The telegraph states the excitement over the Alaska claims is subsiding in London. 100,000 Eastern letters rered San Francisco on the Bluff besides 700 sacks of printed mail. The first city election in Angeles was held July 2nd. The first county elections April 1850. The 19th Judl Discussed (San Bernardino and San Gonaties) and H.C.Rolls appr Judge. An exploration of gas prices occurred at Restoration days since Mr. Frank H was singed. It is said that one long the orange crop of the Wolpe chard at Los Angeles was year before gathering for Senate Winston of offices and Vice President prospective rivals for Rem nomination for the next Visi deney. The Las Angeles news announces the proceedings of the woman's suffrage Convention San Francisco mounted for Judge O'Melveney. The News calls our attention to a portion of our last week's Los Angeles letter, relating to the President of the Los Angeles Common Council. We did not regard it at the time, as calculated to bring ridicule upon Judge O'Melveney but rather as a pleasant satire upon times and customs. It is our good fortune to be intimately acquainted with that gentleman and we have the highest regard for him, both as an able lawyer and an honorable man, and would not have permitted anything to be published in this paper which we thought reflected unfavorably upon him. If he regarded it as such, we beg that he will accept this as an amenable honorable. We have received Ross Brown's pamphlet on Reclamation of Marsh and Swamp Lands and Proposed Canals for Irrigation in California. It contains much valuable information upon the subject of reclamation and will well repay a perusal. Haven't seen the San Diego Railroad for a long time. Which is the matter? To the exclusion of a large amount of other matters one public notice in which a copy of the Act may be made within three months, redeem and animal or animals by producing raid action proof of his right to purchase money with interest at the rate of three per cent per month, together with compensation for the keeping said animals at the rate of one dollar per week per head for the time the purchaser has had them in possession. Section 1—The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly do not follow Section 1. Every order or execution of shall whether it is enclosed with evidence or is unenclosed. Standing by House, Mary Jack, Male, James Goat, Sheep, Hog, or horse on cattle thereon doing or having done damage may take up and keep such animal or animals of the expence of the owner for the speed of ten days. Section 2—The expenses of keeping an animal so taken up must be computed in following First, Home, Male, Jack, Male, or Justin, the rate of twenty cents per day. Second if Sheng or Goat as the fate of five bents per day, and if a fifteen cents per day. Third, Cate, the rate of twenty cents per day. Section 3—If the owner of an animal is known and they add to the township they must be forty with personally notified but if greater distance from their respective counties. Section 4—Nothing in this Act shall be construed as to prohibit persons from driving stock through unapparated lands not forced and who may be required to Section 1. The fee of Justices and Constable for services under this Act shall be the same as allowed by the General Fee Bill for similar services in other civil actions in their respective counties. Section 2. Nothing in this Act shall be construed as to prohibit persons from driving stock through unactivated lands not fenced; and who may be required to pass from one county to another from watering said stock at natural watering places on said lands. Section 3. Any person who shall drive stock from lands other than his own or to any lands or possession claims for the purpose of taking advantage of any provisions of this Act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall upon conviction thereof be punished accordingly. Section 4. The owner or occupant of lands, whether enclosed or not upon which damage has been done by any of the animals referred to in Section One of this Act, may instead of pursuing the remedy given in this Act, have an action for damage in any court of competent jurisdiction against the owner of such animals. Section 5. If the owner or occupant of land intends to institute proceedings under the preceding section he must first within ten days after the damage was done, end the same to be viewed and estimated in writing by two residents of the county, competent to be witnesses on the trial of such action. Reason such action shall be brought within one month after the damage was done. Section 6. This Act applies only to the counties of Los Angeles and San Diego, and all that portion of Monterey county lying north and east of the Salinas river. Provided however that no damages shall be recovered in the county of San Diego for any alleged trespass upon lands subject to the provisions of this Act, unless it appear that the plaintiff has actually and in good faith entered upon his land and has been prior to or at the time the action is brought cultivating the same and has suffered or is likely to suffer injury from the trespass committed. Section 7. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage in the counties of Los Angeles and Monterey, and only from and after the 18th day of May, A.M. 1872, in the county of San Diego. Section 6. When the action is against the property, this summons shall be served by posting a copy of the same conspicuously on the outside of the door of the Justice's office and three other public places in the township and shall be returnable in not less than ten days from posting. The return of the officer certifying to much posting on the affidavit of any person qualified to be juror who did it, shall be evidence of a sufficient service thereof. Section 7. If judgment be in favor of the plaintiff, the property may be levied upon and sold as other personal property issued on execution. If the judgment be for the bad act, the plaintiff shall pay such costs and damages he may be awarded by the Court or jury. Section 8. The officers selling shall give a bill of sale to the purchaser describing the animal or animals said, the price paid therefor, and stating that it or they were sold by authority of this Act. Any overrun of this process of sale after assisting the judge shall be paid by the Justice to the owner of the property upon demand within three months from the date of sale; otherwise it shall at the expiration of time be immediately paid into County Treasury for the benefit of the County School Fund. Section 9. Any owner or owner of any animal used in this Act may take possession of the premises and disable them if the penalties of such unlawful action are imposed. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, HEATHER & GEORGE ASSISTS FOR UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MAINE. Incorporated 1822 Martha Hopkins MERCHANTS ORIGINATE: BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. Maine Headers, Russell's Threshers and Tornado Threshers, Woods Hewers & Respers. The World Headers & Respers. Berkley Heathers & Respers. Ohio Hewers & Respers. Always keep on hand a full supply of Farming Utensils, Hardware, Etc, Also, Dry Fire Wood THE FLORENCE Dry Fire Wood THE FLORENCE Will now everything made in a family, from the harvest to the fightin' thrice. IT DOES MORE WORK, MORE KINDS OF WORK, AND MORE WORK. Than any other machine. If there is a Florence Sewing Machine within one thousand miles of San Francisco not working well and giving entire satisfaction, if I am informed of it, it will be attended to without expense of any kind to the owner. SAMUEL HILL, Agent, 19 New Montgomery Street, Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco. Award for Cleverness and examples of the work. Agents awarded to every place. Profanity Is a vico that has nothing to offer in its defense, but if anything will make a man swear— Ladies Excepted! It is to have a Mean, Low-lived, Misbruddy. And always running over, never running right. But you running to get more of the sort. Come and get a pair made to order I will do just as I agree; If not you may kick my old hat all over town. A car shop on Los Angeles Street. Opports the Enterprise Hall. J. Smith. REMOVAL! Dicken, Huntington & Co. Lumber Dealers. Announce to the public that they have removed their lumber yard to the Bol-a Ranch, on the Santa Ana. REMOVAL! Dicken, Huntington & Co. Lumber Dealers. Announce to the public that they have removed their lumber yard to the Bolaa Ranch, on the Santa Ana road, about four miles from Anaheim Landing, where they will continue to do business. Always Keep on Hand a full Supply of the Best Family Groceries. Provisions, Hardware, Tobacco. CROCKERY WARE, DRY GOODS. Clothing Boots Shoes Hats etc. Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Company. Heist land for Sale 85,000 ACRES of rich, moist rattle land, on the Sierra Kern in Los Angeles County, a low to mid-level. TEENS: One fourth each; balances three annual payments at ten per cent interest. Apply by W.R.OLDER. Agent at Anaheim. CHARLES WILLS GOOPER. Casks, Tanks, REGS, And all forms of Camping with base at the above mall. Repair of wine cellars, possibly attended by Fax of business between Los Angeles and Loma Vista near the Catholic Church. NORWAY OATS FROM THE RAMSDELL SEED FOR SALE LANGENBERGER & CO.,