anaheim-gazette 1872-03-09

Southern California. SATURDAY MARCH 9, 1872 THE SURVEY FIXTURE.—The survey of the route of the proposed L.A. & S.D.R.R. was completed on the 4th inst., ending in Los Angeles on Alameda St., near the depot. The surveying party, returned immediately to San Diego to prepare maps and reports. We learn from the Star that the principal men in the company are A. E. Horton, Don Juan Forster, Col. Cave J. Conte, Col. George Stone, S.M. Nash, D.W. Briant, A Pauly, E.W. Morse, James Pierce and Levi Chase, all of San Diego and vicinity. A BIG ITEM.—We have found a big item this week—so bi that we can hardly print it without enlarging. It is a huge water tank, 12 feet in diameter, 7 feet high and capable of holding 5,000 gallons water, which Mr. Fischer has just placed on a level with the top of the Planters' Hotel. He prefers that it is to supply water to the rooms and be handy in case of fire but our private opinion is that it is intended to irrigate cocktails at the bar and drown out retractory boarders who fail to pay their bills. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.—We invite attention to the announcement of Meery Heirann & George in another column, of an Alameda agency for the sale of all the most celebrated brands of agricultural W.H. Spurgeon to D.M. Dorman, land in Santa Ana, for $150. Almon Crum to Richard Heimann & Oscar George, land in Los Angeles county, for $200. A L. Bush to D.M. Dorman, land in Santa Ana, for $150. Ephraim Fithian to David Taylor twenty acres of land in Anaheim township, for $400. J Fischer to F.W Gibson, lot in Anaheim, $880. J Fischer to E.W Squirce, lot in Anaheim, $470. A L. Bush to J.C Hill Jr., land in Santa Ana, $100. J C Hill to Heirann & George, land in Santa Ana, $100. A Lanzenberger and B Dreyfus to Louis Durr, lot on Lemon at... Anaheim, $1. Louis Durr to S Goldstein, lot in Anaheim, $1. A Lanzenberger and B Dreyfus to Louis Durr, vineyard lot in Anaheim $1. Alfred Ashbrook to James Coleman et al., land in Anaheim, $300. I.W. Hellman et al. to J.M. Bush et al.: 3,875 acres of land on Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana in the county of Los Angeles, for $6,-365. OPENING OF THE NEW SALOON.—The new saloon which Mr. Kirby has been for several weeks so elegantly fitting up, in the building lately occupied by the Polhemus Smith, Co. Welch Charles Grimmer Hob White Landing; P.J. Santa Anna; W.Los Nietor; Janstique; San Thompson. Procblinge; R Morris; M.Pen W.R Bowland Tiffany and a A Weid; G Giles; Simon Go. PLANTATION. John H Holt Bigelow S.J.F San Francisco Lockport Ill., wife; Miss K Mr. P Baffer Ramon, André Pico, San D Miguel de Pe Wloshnus, G Jney Los Angle J.E Bacon, San Anaheim Landton Bolser; Th.S J Davis; D R Bradley Lo Fox, C.E., S. Wool Price of wool is likely price. It is stated where ranch AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.—We invite attention to the announcement of Messrs. Heirann & George in another column, of an Anaheim agency for the sale of all the most celebrated brands of agricultural implements. These gentlemen have made arrangements to supply these articles in regular stock here, so that it will be no longer necessary to send to Los Angeles or San Francisco for them. "Snowed In."—A new golop, with a beautifully engraved tile page, representing the Pacific Rail road train on the plains, in the snow, comes to us from M. Gray. Also "They've Burned my Little Bed," words and music (founded on a Chicago fire incident), and "Birdie's Lament." a sequel to "Put Me in my Little Bed." M. Gray, publisher, 625, Clay street, San Francisco. NEWSPAPER CHANGE.—A. J. King Esq., retires from the publishing firm of King, Waite & Co., of the Los Angeles News, leaving, we believe Chas. E. Beane and A. Waite sole proprietors. We wish the new firm continued prosperity in the conduct of the News, and trust that Mr. King may realize in the scholarly searching after legal truths a pleasant and profitable future. BUSINESS CHANGE.—Attention is called to the announcement of Mr. A. Crum, of the late firm of Baldwin & Crum, who has assumed the entire business of that partnership and hereafter proposes to "go it alone." Mr. Crum is a first class workman, and a prompt business man, and the public may be sure that their work will be well done, and done when it is promised. ANOTHER BALL. Another leasant affair is in prospect for those who enjoy life. The Fire Co., will give a half-Saturday evening 16th just at Enterprise Hall. The Firemen never do these things by halves and but our private opinion is that it is intended to irrigate cocktails at the bar and drown out refractory boarders who fail to pay their bills. I. W. Hellman et al. to J. M. Bush et al.: 3875 acres of land on Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana in the county of Los Angeles, for $86,365. OPENING OF THE NEW SALOON.—The new saloon which Mr. Kirby has been for several weeks so elegantly fitting up, in the building lately occupied by the Polhemus Bro., is at last ready for business, and will be thrown open to the public today. Much artistic skill as well as the utmost good taste, has been displayed in the furnishing of this establishment. The counter has a solid Spanish cedar top, and is beautifully panelled in imitation of maple. Several fine pictures adorn the walls, and the whole bears an air of elegance and beauty that a certain to make it a popular resort for gentlemen of taste. SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.—We have engaged a good correspondent at San Francisco one of the best writers of that city, whose first letter appears on the outside this week. We pay for these letters and hope they will be acceptable to our readers. WOLPENSTEIN'S.—This celebrated photographic establishment has become one of the most noted features of Los Angeles. In it may be seen every variety of painting, photograph and everything else pertaining to the art. Go and look at the pictures. Mrs. Kate Parker has favored us several copies of the Revolution, the celebrated woman's paper, published in New York. It is a good paper but we think that, in justice to its cause, it ought to be edited by a woman instead of a man. PINOLE.—Many of our readers may not know what this is-most of old Californians do. It is roasted corn ground. It is delicious food and exceedingly healthy. Send to the Eagle Mills, Los Angeles, and get some. EARTHQUAKE —Mr. Boldt informs us that he felt a slight earthquake... and a prompt business man, and the public may be sure that their work will be well done, and done when it is promised. Another Ball—Another pleasant affair is in respect for those who enjoy life. The Fire Co., will give a full Saturday evening 16th inst., at Enterprise Hall. The Firemen never do these things by halves and a pleasant evenings enjoyment is a foregone conclusion. The arrangements have been placed in the hands of competent committees and ample preparation will be made. Personal—The ever welcome countenance of friend Brodrick, of Los Angeles, greeted us in our sanctum on Sunday last. Mr. B. is the Los Angeles agent of the Home Mutual Insurance Co., of San Francisco, and was accompanied in his visit by Mr. J. B. Bigelow, of San Francisco, special agent of the same Company. Photographs—Rlandera & Godfrey have just fitted up at Los Angeles, the finest photographical gallery we have seen in Southern California. It is worth a visit, to take a look at the beautiful rooms and inspect the splendid specimens of workmanship to be seen there. Whale Ashore—Mr. John Hanna informs us that a large whale is ashore on the San Mateo beach, about 12 miles beyond Capistrano Chance for oil. Laron Stone—Mr. Fischer is having three large signs made for the Planters' House, each three feet wide by forty feet long. Pinole—Many of our readers may not know what this is—most of old Californians do. It is roasted corn ground. It is delicious food and exceedingly healthy. Send to the Eagle Mills, Los Angeles, and get some. Earthquake—Mr. Boldt informs us that he felt a slight earthquake shock here, at half past four o'clock Tuesday morning last. It was proceeded by a rumbling-noise and travelled from South-east to North-west. Vineyard for Sale—Any one desiring to have an easy, certain and profitable business, in one of the pleasantest parts of the earth, will do well to examine the Vineyard offered by Messrs Langenberger & Co. Got Off—We learn that the lighters which were beached by the gala of two weeks ago have both been released from the sand, uninjured; the last one having been gotten off yesterday morning. Acknowledgment—We are favored, we presume by Mr. Ellis, with the "Report of the Committee on Corporations" of our Legislature Assembly, upon Railroad freight and fares. Department—Messrs Bonj. Dreyfus of Langenberger & Co., and M. L. Goodman, of Goodman & Kimpa, left for San Francisco by Orinda Thursday last. For Good Painting—In any line, call on Payne Bros., Center St.* MONT AUSTRALIA ARABEIR HOTEL Jasper G. Hill, Anaheim; L. B. Smith, Ch Weldon, John Williams, Charles Crumpet. Jacob Winterling. Rob White, Th King, Anaheim Landing; P Johnson W T Glacell, Santa Anna; W B Brown & child, Los Nietor; J Wolfson, Victor Ustiastique, San Baer aventara; John Thompson, Simon Blum, Thom Proeblings. R Brierly. B Simon, G Morris, M Penhall, Thom Vivian, W R Bowland, W K Potter Geo O Tiffany and adv. Alex Hare, Ivan A Weid, G Grillingden, Los Angeles; Simon Goldbaum, Montseratte PLANTERS HOTEL. John H Hold, W H Wise, J B Bigelow, S J Foster, Antony Tobias, San Francisco; W Gooding and wife Lockport Ill., Isaac Parson and wife, Miss K Parson, Wenona Ill., Mr. P Baffortt P Philip. Thomas Ramon, Andrew Verdrua, Francisco Picco, San Diego; W J Bradrick, Miguel de Pedrocur, A Cuyas, G Wloshns, G J Clarke, Townton Kenney Los Angeles; W McCurrelly J E Bacon, Santa Anna; Otto Eern, Anaheim Landing; James Huntington Bolster; Thom King, Westminster S J Davis, David Davies, Anaheim; R Bradley Los Angeles; Charles J Fox, C. E., S. D. & L. A. R. K. Wool Price—The spring clip of wool is likely to bring a very high price. It is stated that Haggin & Tevis whose ranch is near Sacramento. [CONTINUATION] What Will or Strain么 about Ann Killis the great Negroed? Should Ann Killis deny that he requested of me to have another remonstrance sent to him against the repeal of our city charter, if the citizens of Anaheim desired to do so, the signature of it to be vouchsed for as genius by the acknowledgment of a Justice of the Peace he would believe his own memorable letter of February 8th addressed to me and admitting of that fact. If he received that remonstrance which was signed by more than four-fifths of our citizens, their names being duly attested to by a Justice of the Peace, as required by him that it should be, he ought to have acted like an honorable man, and a moderately decent Representative; that is he ought to have respected the will of the majority of our people. As for his statement of the whole matter before the Legislature, that August body took it no doubt for what it was worth and the members did to Ann what they expect of Ann to do to them, that is, they voted for his bill and gratified His spite because none of them care a farthing if we have a charter or not, and we can hardly expect them to do so. I did not write, or have any thing to do with the writing or sending of the Supplement of which he complains, and which Ann says was sent by me to Sacramento, not that I did not approve it when I learned about it but for the simple J E Bacon, Santa Anna; Otto Ears, Anaheim Landing; James Huntington Bolas; Thom King, Westminster S J Davis, David Davies, Anaheim; R Bradley Los Angeles; Charles J Fox, C E, S D. & L A R K. Wool Prices.—The spring clip of wool is likely to bring a very high price. It is stated that Haggin & Tervis, whose ranch is near Sacramento, have today contracted with an Eastern buyer for their entire clip at 45 cents per pound, the aggregate being 120,000 pounds. They sold their wool at 38¼ cents per pound last year—News. Correction—We made a mistake last week in heading an item "Tustin City" instead of "Richland." To the latter place belongs the credit of having 32 scholars registered and putting out 50,000 grape vines. Something New.—Monogram knives and so far are among the new things recently introduced in Los Angeles. They are on exhibition at J. H. Wright & Co.'s hardware store, Main street.—Star. Drug Store.—For a carefully prepared prescription or something neat in the way of perfumery, call on C. D'Assonville & Co., Center Street. Land Sale.—Jacob Wasterling has bought of the Land Co. 40 acres adjoining that of Mr S J Davis, west of town for $500. To China—We understand that B G. Perkins and wife, formerly of Santa Ana, in this county, have gone to China.—Star. This Check—Accompanied by one bit entitles the holder to a good cigar at Clark's. Remember the brand "cannot be beat." Light Freight.—The Str. California, 1st inst., broun ht only 296 pkgs mdse., and 21 empty pipes for this place. Good Freight—Str. Orizaba. 4th inst., discharged 546 pkgs mdse., and 62 empty pipes, at Anaheim Landing. for his bill and gratified his spite because none of them care a farthing if we have a charter or not, and we can hardly expect them to do so. I did not write, or have anything to do with the writing or sending of the Supplement of which he complains, and which Asa says was sent by me to Sacramento, not that I did not approve it when I learned about it, but for the simple reason, that I was not at all in Anaheim at that time: his ignorance of that fact excuses the falsehood of his statement made in a private letter and published in the Star. In regard to his popularity I hardly think it requires another dash from me to make Asa Ellis quite a popular man, his stupendous legislative prowess we are assured by the Examiner has already done that for him abroad as well as at home. Miscellaneous. O W CHILDS. W. H. HUBER. Childs & Co., Los Angeles Nursery and Fruit Garden. Offer for sale a large and deirable stock of FRUIT, SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES, GRAPEVINES And all SMALL FRUIT. ITALIAN CHESTNUT. We desire to call partional attention to our five stores of Princess Premium LANGUEDOC ALMOND. They are soft shell, vigorous, hardy and productive, bear early, blooms late in the Spring; after the frosts are over, when almost every other variety is injured, and possess all the high European qualities of excellence. First area introduced in this visi- tity. Should be in every garden, orchard and on every farm. Price list mailed to all applicants Address CHILDS & CO., Los Angeles NEW STORE NEW GOODS!! LIGHT FREIGHT.—The Str. California, let inst., bron ht only 296 pkgs mdse., and 21 empty pipes for this place. GOOD FREIGHT — Str. Orizaba. 4th inst., discharged 546 pkgs mdse., and 62 empty pipes, at Anaheim Landing. RELIGIOUS.—Rev. Mr. Rice, of the M. K. Church South, will preach at Enterprise Hall, to-morrow at 11 A.M. LARGE MAIL — Anaheim received 2 large bags of mail on Tuesday past. There were 400 to 500 letters. NEWSPAPER RUMOR — It is said that a weekly newspaper is about to be published at Wilmington. Express. STEINHART & BRO., offer pipes free to all who purchase tobacco at their store. DID D On the 28th of February last, at her late residence on Ellis street, San Francisco, Mrs. M. I. Jacobs, mother of Mrs. M. Calischer, of Anaheim. ... The National Republican Convention, to nominate candidates for President and Vice President of the United States, will be held at Philadelphia June 5th. ... Santa Barbara is to have a mini-weekly (the Times) after May 15th. ... Chief Justice Sprague, of our Supreme Court, is dead. YEARLY. HAMBURG HOTEL, MOST MUNICIPAL Providence Center and Lemon Streets, ANAHEIM, CAL. UNDESIGNED HIS THEPLACE of announcements to the public that he leased the Fine New Hotel, which just been created especially for that use on the Southeast corner of Center Lemon streets Ambulance, and will on 7th of January, open therein a hotel shall be in its construction. Apps itment, Furnishing and Management In every respect a FIRST CLASS HOTEL the building have been designed and built in the most careful and finished manner especially for hotel purposes, and will adapted to the comfort and accommodation of guests Its Rooms AX, WELL LIGHTED, & HEATED, AND Neatly Arranged. and command fine views of the beautiful scenery Anaheim and vicinity, with its orange trees, the magnificent Sierra Nevada range of mountains on the Northwest, and Pacific ocean, with its islands in the canoe. The Table will be supplied with every luxury obtainable in this fruitful latitude, with wines and fruits of the season. MISCELLANEOUS. NEW STORE!! WHOLESALE and RETAIL GOODMAN & RIMPAU. WOULD respectfully announce to their numerous friends and the public generally that they have opened a store on Center street, between Langanberger & Oak and Landka's watchmaker shop, in which they offer to sell cheap for cash, a general apartment of Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS &c., &c., &c.&c. As we make the above line of goods a speciality, we can offer a better apartment and at lower prices than any other house in this place. We would invite all who wish to purchase the above goods to give us a call before buying elsewhere. Our motto is Small Profits and Quick Sales, Call and C Us. M. L. GOODMAN. Country Produce taken in Exchange. LOS ANGELES & SAN PEDRO RAILROAD. On and after November lst 1871, trains w ran so follows, leaving WINNINGTON—7:45 A.M., and 1 P.M. LOS ANGELES—10 A.M., and 3:45 P.M. Except on days of steamers' arrival and departure, when trains will run to connect with Steamer. Passengers for San Francisco and San Diego, will leave Los Angeles by the 10 A.M. train, connecting as Wilmington with the RAILROAD. On and after November 1st 1871, trains w ran to follow leaving WIMINGTLON—7:45 A.M. and 1 P.M. LOS ANGELES—10 A.M. and 2:45 P.M. Except on days of steamers' arrival and departure when trains will run to connect with Steamers. Passengers for San Francisco and San Diego, will leave Los Angeles by the 10 A.M. train, conductor as Wilmington with the Company's Steamers. First-Class passenger care will run regularly. No Charge for Storage to Merchants in the Country. JOHN MILNER, Agent at Los Angeles K. E. BEWITT, Superintendent. Opening of a New Hotel! THE WHITE HOUSE. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY inform their friends, and he public in general, that they have leased the new block of buildings of Mr. Schumacher, on the corner of Los Angeles and New Commercial streets, and have furnished it in the most elegant style. The well deserved reputation of the proprietors is a sufficient guarantee that this Hotel will be carried on in FIRST CLASS STYLE. A Restaurant is attached to the House, and meals can be had at all hours. Terms Moderate, Inquire of S. GOLDSTEIN & CO. NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. CARRYING THE U.S. MAILS. THE STRAININGS OF the North Pacific Transportation Company will leave as follows, on the following routes: SAN FRANCISCO & SAN DIEGO San Francisco for S. Diego San Diego for B. Fran San Pedro for S. Fran Sta Morhara for S. Fran Feb ... 23 March ... 2 March ... 5 March ... 14 March ... 22 March ... 27 March ... 9 March ... 7 March ... 12 March ... 19 March ... 25 March ... 31 Leaving San Francisco at 9 A.M. Bugene's French Restaurant. MAIN STREET, Opposite Pier House. Meals served in first class style, at all hours of day and night. Meals cooked to order at a moment's notice, and sent out to parties and families. Private rooms for ladies and private parties. Fresh oysters always on hand and cooked in every style. Terms are as follows: Regular meals... 75 Board by the week... 9 7:00 Month... 20:00 25:00 CHRIS, FLUHR, Proprietor. THE TRAVELING PUBLIC ARE RESPECIFULLY informed that this known Hotel is fitted up with a view to pace with the progress of improvements having well furnished salts and single meals it offers great indulgences to famiand the travelling community in generous charges moderate. THE ORIENT, DOWKEY'S BLOCK, WILLIAM, MAAS & CO. BARWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Dealers in groceries provisions liquors cigars toco, hardware paints and oils, glass mashen, blinds and farming imploate. H. SIMON & Co. PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Anaconda Blvd., Anaconda St. Los Angeles, California. Eugene's French Restaurant. MAIN STREET, LAKE ANACADIA, Opposite Pico House. Meals served in first class style, at all hours of day and night. Meals cooked to order at a moment's notice, and sent out to parties and families. Private rooms for ladies and private parties. Fresh oysters always on hand and cooked in every style. Terms are as follows: Room 1. Room 2 Regular meals... 75 50 Board by the week... 9 7.00 8.00 month... 20.00 25.00 day... 1.25 1.00 EUGENE GEIMAIN, Proprietor. HARDWARE CROCKERY. The uninsigned have opened a store in Downey's Block, Main street, with a full and complete stock of Hardware, Caldary, Plain ware, Cinnabery, Glass Ware and a full assortment of Carpenter's tools, in which the attention of all buyers is respectively appointed. Having bought largely for cash and also on, also by direct importation from the manufacturers, we are perpared to offer unusual industries to all each buyer in the way of law prizes and an unusually well selected and complete stock. also a stock of Leather and Pine Findings to which the allowance of absinthe is required.