anaheim-gazette 1872-03-16

SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1872 CHAS. A. GARDNER... E'r & Prop.'s ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Hereafter only advertisers in the Southern Californian will be included in this directory. BASKETS, Millo & Messel. Miller, Geo. HARBERS, Bean, J. H. T. Ellis, Pedro. BLACKSMITHS, Creek & Sullivan. Crum & Baldwin. BREWERS, Garrad, F. Goldstein, R. CARPENTERS & BUILDERS, Brookbank, A. Brooks, J. W. Brown, A. J. Champlin, K. W. Connemar, Chas. Dimeck, H. W. C. Hawkins, S. A. McKinney, P. C. Stappenbuck, C. Williams, D. K. COOPERS, Westphal, L. Willis, Chas. DRESSMAKERS, Braun, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. S. A. DRUGOISTS. D'Ansonville & Co., C. Higgins, W. M. FURNITURE DEALERS, Rusha Brus. HALLS. Enterprise Hall Davis & Melrose. Kachel's Hall, Mrs. s. Kuchel. HARNESS MAKERS. Jander, L. Mary, Q. HAY YARD. Dyer & Bro. HOTELS. Anaheim Hotel, R. Bremermann Proprietor. Planters' Hotel, John Fischer. INSURANCE AGENTS. Mary O. Phonik of Hartford—Fire. Rumpan, T. Kina " " Steinhart, Al. Firemans' Fund " JEWELERS, range from ten to twenty-five dollars per darr, according to the quality of the soil during the past year; most of the salds have timed trees to twenty dollars per acre. These lands are productive, thus the profits of the first crop have paid the entire cost of the land and any industrious man who has sufficient capital, to make his payment and put in his crop, can easily make out of the land, the remainder of his purchase money. BAQUARENS FOR SHIPMENT. Within a distance of twenty-four miles Southeast, from the bay San Pedro, along the sea coast Los Angeles county, there are four excellent landings for the shipment and receipt of produce, and meet chandise, offering secure anchorage and abundance of water for the largest ships, the whole extent of the mentioned coast, being protected from the heavy ocean swell. Point San Pedro on the Northwest and by Catalina Island on the South and Southwest. The projected road from San Diego to San Francisco must run directly through the center of our valley, that being the only practicable route, this road will probably be finished with two years. The two projected or land roads, the Texas Pacific and Thirty-fifth Parallel, will both convenient to our valley, for city travel, or transportation—both w HALLS. Enterprise Hall, Davis & Milrose, Kuchel's Hall, Mrs. A. Kuchel. HARNESS MAKERS. Jander, L. Macy, Q. HAY YARD. Dyer & Bro. HOFELS. Anahiem Hotel, R. Bremermann Proprietor. Planters' Hotel, John Fischer. INSURANCE AGENTS. Maey, O. Phoalk of Hartford—Fire. Bampan, T. Minn. Steinhart, Al. Firemans' Fund. JEWELERS. Luedke, R. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Clark, J. W. Kehler, A. LAWYERS. Allen, O. H. Gardner, C. A. STROBEI, Max. LAND AGENTS. Clark, J. W. Olden, W. R., Agt L.A & B.I.C. LAUNDRIES. Bin Sl Wau. LIGHTERAGE. Anahiem Lighter Co., Kobt. N. White, Agent. Anahiem Landing. LIVERY STABLES. Mitchell & Gibson, Wiley & Canovan. LODGES. Anahiem Lodge No. 192, I.O.F. J. P. Zevn, R.S. Anahiem Lodge No. 207, F & A.M, J.W Clark, S. LUMBER MERCHANTS. Dicken, Huntington & Co., Bolsa Ranch. Langenberger, Blochman & Co., Anahiem L'dg. MEAT MARKET. Ashcroft & Pryer. MERCHANTS Bennerscheldt, J., stoves and tinware, Callahier, M. & Co., general indus and furniture. Clark, P. A., books, toys and cigars Ivans & Bre., general indus and furniture. Goodman & Himpau, dry goods, clothing and furnishing goods. Heimann & George, general merchandise. Langenberger & Co., groceries and hardware. Rollandia, nuts, candy and fruits. Steinhart & Bro., general merchandise. NEWSPAPERS, Socrugay California via, Chas. A. Gardnar, Editor and Proprietor. NURSERIES, Schmidt, T. E. PAINTERS, Beige, H. Hill, J. C. Jr. Payne Bros. PHYSICIANS, D'Assonville, V. Hayvermann, J. A. F. Hardin, Wm N. Migglus, Mrs. Alice Taylor, David PIANO TUNER, Hammas, Phillip. PLASTERERS, Griffin, Peter RESTAURANT, French Restaurant, Geo. Miller Proprietor. BALOONS, Canrad, F. California Brewery, Ivans & Milrose, Enterprise Saloon, Gollatein, S. Anahiem Brewery, Hille & Menzel, Kirby, L. W. Miller & Romo SHOCKMAKERS, Bauer, Geo. Gunther, L. Smith, J. STAGE LINE, Anahiem and Wilmington; Mitchell & Gibson, Proprietors. SURVEYORS, Knox & Rumble TAILOR, Hussman, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Western Union Telegraph Co. H.D. Polhemus, and Southwest. The projected road from San Diego to San Francisco must run directly through the center of our valley that being the only practicable route this road will probably be finished with two years. The two projected overland roads the Texas Pacific and Thirty-fifth Parallel will both be convenient to our valley for either travel or transportation—both will be speedily built as the snow blockade on the present route provided in no other way can the communication overland be kept open during the Winter. Both routes are in the hands of energetic men who have abundant means to carry out their object. THE MARKETS For our surplus products are Francisco and San Diego, and while the overland roads are complex each will run through rich mines regions whose population will depend upon us for food,fruits in fact everything they require—aside the Atlantic States will fulfill a ready market for every product that will bear the expense overland transportation. PRODUCTIONS AND PROFITS. Oranges and Lemons; begin bear at 9 years from the seed at 15 years at present prices; yielding a profit of $2.000 per Limes commence bearing at 15 years,and are said to be equivitable; Olives commence bearing at seven years,and yield a fit of $200 per acre when 15 years old; they attain a great size; live to a great age; trees 100 years old at San Diego are said to larger,and more productive than in Europe,the crop never fades,and neither blight,nor mildew,the always matures,yields from so to ten tons per acre,they commence bearing at three years; Re-made from our grapes are equal the best imported; Figs produce To those Who are Seeking Homes. Editor Southern California. In your last week's issue I endeavored to give a general description of our valley, and explained why our climate was so healthful and temperate, why with our usually small rainfall our lands were so fertile and productive. I will now proceed to give such information as the class of people for whose benefit I am writing, will naturally desire to obtain, so that they can know beforehand if our climate, soil, and its diversified productions are such as they desire to find. Land Within a circle of fifteen miles diameter, of which Anaheim is the center there are some 50,000 acres of land still unsold, comprising every description of soil and adapted to all kinds of productions. The title to these lands is U. S. Patent, and the usual terms upon which they are sold are one-fourth cash, and one-fourth for three years, with an per cent increase with the growth of the tree; Grapes of all varieties, are perfectly healthy; the crop never fails, and neither blight nor mildew, the always matures, yields from a to ten tons per acre, they commence at three years; Rum made from our grapes are equally imported; Figs produce three years, bear two, and crops per year, the drying of fruit, will become an important necessity, and pay a large profit; Peaches and Pears are excellent and the yield is large, and but heretofore have ree'd little tion; Almonds (Languedoc) mence bearing at four years are said to yield double the oranges per acre; English nuts bear at 9 years, and at 19 yield 100 lbs of nuts per tree; teen the yield is 300 lbs. They grow to a great size, the crops fail and the nuts are large of fine flavor, very profitable; Chestnuts have been tried small scale, and do well, the undoubtedly pay; Cotton has tested in an unsuitable loom although most of the crops destroyed by an early frost bolls that escaped were targeted well, and were pronounced experts to be the finest uplands ever seen; the staple wheat than usual, and the fibre as soft as the finest Sea Island; being extensively planted expected to be remarkably creative. Mustard (English remarkably well, and is a perennial—12 to 20 months). The present price of corn yields from 50 to 120 bushels and 100 bushels is considered an ordinary crop per acre; it suffices when planted on large as the first of July, after the borer has been harvested, thus making two crops in one year from the same ground. Corn yields from 65 to 100 bushels per acre. Barley and oats 60 to 100 bushels per acre. Potatoes yield enormously, and when planted on sandy loam, are of the very finest quality. Sweet potatoes do equally well, and require a similar soil. Alfalfa yields seven or eight crops a year when mown, and when pastured will fatten three head of large cattle, or ten sheep per acre; it grows continuously summer and winter. Alfalfa and barr clover (annuals) are now from one to two feet high, although but two and a half months have elapsed since the sprouting of their seeds, they will continue to grow for two or three months, when they mature, and become the finest natural hay, and in this state are more fattening than when green. After the straw is eaten, the burres of the clover are found to cover the ground to a depth of from one to two inches and are the main resource of cattle, sheep, and horses, in dry years. Stock keep rolling fat upon them each burr contains from five to eight seeds. The natural green pastures on our moist lands are perennial, and are unaffected by dry or wet years, that are the finest dairy lands. New Adjournments. Notice: THIS is to give us that Mr. Charles Otter has congratulated us with his crop, which he power to call or send, tells us of Achmed & Fryel. A M BOST & PAYOR. AMANDEM March 14th, 1872. LORENZ GUNTHER, ROOT & SHOEMAKER, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. JAMES MELLUS, WALKER IN NABARA AND DOMESTIC Cigars, Tobacco, Pipe, Yankee Notions, Life. No. 43 Main street next to Blue Wing. Los Angeles. Election Notice. Rooms of Common Council. An hour, March 11, 1872. IT IS BEREBY ORDERED that Election officials of Mayor's Five Councils, Mayhall City Attorney City An emerald City Treasurer for the coming year shall be held at the U.S. Hall, Monday, May 6th, 1872, puran n to law. JOHN ZEYN. Präsident Com. Council. T. RIMPAU. Cork. Artesian Well. SEVEN PROPOSALS will be received for inkling a arsenal well move chees in diametr r with double pipe of the best quality, so must one end in four inches Northwest of be corner House ne rther d from anaheim L The projected Railroad to San Diego to San Francisco directly through our valley, that being practicable route, this road will be finished within the two projected over the Texas Pacific and Parallel, will both be in our valley, for either transportation—both will built, as the snow block present route proves other way, can the com-overland be kept open Winter. Both routes lands of energetic men, abundant means to carry project. Plus products are San and San Diego, and when roads are completed through rich mining rose population will be upon us for food, fruits, and nothing they require—be Atlantic States will furnish market for every pro- will bear the expense of transportation. New Advertisements. Special Notice. Important is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subject to. Give tone to the stomach and digestive organs, and on will save more than half your dose. Be prepared by all thy ideas to Diversions and for ALL COMPANIES of the LIVER AND DIVISION OF ORGANS. See advertisement in another column. CASH VS. CREDIT. M. CALISHER & CO. CHEAP CASH STORE. Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Staple Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' and Children's Hats Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco. Hardware, Farming Utensils, Books and Stationery, Furniture, Paints and Oil, and A great many other articles too numerous than when green. After the straw is eaten, the burrows of the clover are found to cover the ground to a depth of from one to two inches and are the main resource of cattle, sheep, and horses, in dry years Stock keep rolling fat upon them each burr contains from five to eight seeds. The natural green pastures on our moist lands are perennial, and are unaffected by dry or wet years, they are the finest dairy lands in the world, the climate along the sea coast, where they are principally found, is just the right temperature for the production of the finest quality of butter and cheese. The growth of all kinds of timber is very rapid sycamore, and pepper trees in Anaheim, 12 years old are 18 inches in diameter, locust trees of 8 years 12 inches, one and half inches a year! The valley is sufficient in timber, but at this rate this want will soon be remedied. For fear of over crowding your columns, and tiring out the patience of your readers, I will defer until next week, what I desire to say further upon this subject. Yours truly, Wm R. Olden. New Advertisements. Special Notice. Important is the cause of nine-tenths of all diseases the living machine is subject to. Give tone to the stomach and digestive organs, and on will save more than half your dose. Be prepared by all thy ideas to Diversions and for ALL COMPANIES of the LIVER AND DIVISION OF ORGANS. See advertisement in another column. CAPITAL.....$750,000, SURPLUS.....$197,000 This Company does not carry but therelof the amun of such risk; they re-insure thir Cal or is busiue to the extent of ten-hirds with hotte Companys. S. LAZARD & CO. Agents for Southern California. 51d 53ain st., Los Angeles. Staple Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' and Children's Hats Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, Hardware, Farming Utensils, Books and Stationery, Furniture, Paints and Oil, and CASH ADVANCE Made on consigned Produce to our House in San Francisco. Also do a general Commission business and orders promptly led to. M. CALISHER & CO. Ordinance No. 20. The Mayor and Common Council of the City of Austin do Ordain as follows: Section 1. We ver the owner or owner of a majority of the rent gas of any one block on any one street in this City shall petition the Commune Council to this effect; it shall be the duty of aid commodities oil to one to be made a may of be in lieu of aid streets and locks. Sold survey shall be made by official and a signized as the set blinded in such small en. All exp of such way shall be paid pro mat by the owner of property along which the survey is made. Section 2. In making agreements upon hand to pay the expenses of such survey we shall be a mutual accruing its two taxes upon the rent year and no account of any improvements upon or the principal value of such a. Section 3. This Ordinance all he offends for its purpose. Pardon March 11th, 1872. Signet. JOHN P. SEYN. Proof at Turner Rivers Clock. Armour March 11th, 1872. H. BROGER, M. Y. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, HEIMANN & GEORGE AGENTS FOR Haines Headers, Russell's Threshers and Tornado Threshers. Woods Rogers & Reapers. The World Mowers & Reapers, Buckeye Mowers & Reapers, Ohio Mowers & Reapers. Always keep on hand a full supply of Farming Utensils, Hardware, Etc, ALSO, Dry Fire Wood UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MAINE, Incorporated 1848. Charter Purpose: DIRECTOR'S OFFICE: BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTE. Leading Features: Experience. Recipient. Native Manager. I'll transcribe the text as it appears in the image. Agricultural Machinery, Heimann & George Agents for Haines Headers, Russell's Threshers and Tornado Threshers. Woods Rogers & Reapers. The World Mowers & Reapers, Buckeye Mowers & Rearies, Ohio Mowers & Reapers. Always keep on hand a full supply of Farming Utensils, Hardware, Etc, ALSO, Dry Fire Wood Union Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Maine, Incorporated 1848. Charter Purpose: Director's Office: Boston, Massachusetts. Leading Features: Experience. Recipient. Native Manager. I'll transcribe the text as it appears in the image. Agricultural Machinery, Heimann & George Agents for Haines Headers, Russell's Threshers and Tornado Threshers. Woods Rogers & Reapers. The World Mowers & Reapers, Buckeye Mowers & Rearies, Ohio Mowers & Reapers. Always keep on hand a full supply of Farming Utensils, Hardware, Etc, ALSO, Dry Fire Wood FLORENCE ALSO, Dry Fire Wood HEMAN & GEORGIE LOS ANGELES STREET. THE FLORENCE Will now everything needed in a family, from the harvest to the fighting saliva. IT MORE MORE WORK, MORE KINDS OF WORK, AND RETURN 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. Broad for Circulation and completeness of the work. Active Agents quoted in every place. ART NOTICE. WEING NOW PREPRED TO FURISH a styl of pictures which cannot be surgered on the Pacific Coast, out-of-San Francisco I would respectfully call the retention of my friends, and the public generally to the very valuable acquisitions, recently made of the most improvement in Photographia Art. I am also pleased to announce that I have secured the services of an EMINENT ARTIST of Bradley & Rulofson's Gallery at San Francisco. A large number of specimens are just finished, to which the attention of my friends and the public is respectfully invited. It will afford me great pleasure to share a work done at this gallery now feeling confident that I can Please the in-staff diaries, a that a visit here will secure their patron g. No Payment exacted until full satisfaction is given. Respectfully submitted. V. WOLFENSTEIN. REMOVAL! No Payment exacted until full satisfaction is given. Respectfully animalized. V. WOLFENSTEIN. REMOVAL! Dicken, Huntington & Co, Lumber Dealers. Announce to the public that they have removed their hunter yard to the Bob-a Ranch, on the Santa Ana road, about four miles from Achelm Landing where they will continue to do business. TEACHERS? EXAMINATION. The regular quarterly meeting of the Co. Board of Examination will be held on the 14th, 15th and 16th of March, at the Court House in Los Angeles city. It is necessary for those applying for Certificates to be present during the entire session. No Certificates will be renewed without examination. W. M. McFADDEN, Co. Sup't. of Schools. Anaheim; Feb. 23d, 1872 Notice! THE UNDERSIGNED having incurred all the debts liabilities and amounts of the 1st firm of Edwin & Crum, Black and his and W. a middens, requisite proofs to come a reward at once on "MILLE" He will send on such sums and new lien at this or his own account at the old position James died, had by successfully all his possessions. Anaheim; March 4th, 1872.