anaheim-gazette 1872-03-23

Southern California SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1872 Market Report. San Francisco, March 14th, 1872. Reported by Littlefield, Webb & Co., San Francisco. FLOUD—Superior, $350@$60; Oregon extra, $62@$60. RYE—Neminal, $22@22 per rental. BARLEY—Coast and food per rental, $140@160; hay browning, $150@160. CORX—The best after yesterday was $180 per rental; declining. BUTTER—Fresh roll, per lb, $20@30. EDGES—Fresh California, per dozen, $20@21. DRY MILK—(15 off for calls) per lb, $20@21. WHEEL—Extra whipping, 27 to 40. WHEAT—$2.10 is about the top for good grade loaves on the wheat. OATS—Extremes of market are $1.52@1.75. ALPALFA SEND—Per cental, $18@20. Sudden Death.—Mr. Emil Wittig, a German, died some time during the night between Saturday and Sunday, the 16th and 17th inst., at the residence of Mr. A. Schenck, corner of Center and East streets. Mr. W. had been an invalid ever since his arrival here, some twenty months ago. He formerly resided at Valparaiso, South America, but left that city for his health, and went to San Francisco. He subsequently came to Los Angeles and thence to this place, where he has lived with Mr. Schenck. He appeared in usual health on Saturday but was found dead in his bed on Sunday morning. He had the consumption, but it is thought that an affection of the heart was the more immediate cause of death. He left no relatives here, but is believed to have a brother in Davenport, Iowa. Hotel Arrivals. Anaheim Hotel. J Bixby and lady, Los Cerritos; M McKewitt, Manuel Garbas, B Ramage, C A Moore and family, R A Gill; Jacob Steigelman, Jacob Metzker; J Q A Stanley and wife, H C Bingham, Los Angeles; M L Goodmann, Mr. Bennerscheidt and family, San Francisco; M Frankel, Miss Rosa Frankel, Los Nistos; R H White, Lew E Smith, John Williams, Jacob Westerling, Anaheim Landing; I H Leihy, Tustin City; C B Rawson, J E Baron, Rancho Niguel; L H Titus, San Gabriel; J A Louis, Gilroy; Peter McKinnn, Thea King, City; C E French and wife, San Joaquin Ranch; A Lumni Gilroy; H Seligsoh m, San Francisco; L M Cobb, John Owens, Oakland. Flanters Hotel. Harvey S Donoho, John Shippman Arizona; R Bradley, J D Dunlap, Stephen Porter, John Edmonds Chas G Johnston, Chas Hammel Los Angeles; Wm McLaughlin, wife and children, P Pryor, Chas Geir, Capistrano; R Barry, Paul Rickmann, Anaheim Landing, W Mo Curritty, Santa Ana; F P Foster, Santa Margarita; John L Beard, Mission San Jose; F W Myrick, R Strong, San Francisco; M Boer, G Belkens, Mrs Morris' Ranch; G Huntington, Bolsas; Wm S Wright, Neguil Ranch; W E Higgins, Capistrano; J M Spafford, San Francisco. Anaheim Public Schools. Jacob Neil Heimann am yard lot in containing two buildings William Bush; a one of 150 acres tingo, for $39 Wm H. S Bemiss, lot Ana for $25 Loring W Rawson, por Bolsas for $49 Alfred Reing W. Kirby Las Bolsas Jose S. C George three tract, for $39 Ex Orizabal A Crum Lewis 4,D Rimpan & C Kroeger 1,H Brackett 3,L L B & Co 1 Richie 1,[S] 2,j J Hill 1 H E B 5, 1,j M W 2 er 2,F Korm MR. OLDEN happy to sta quently came to Los Angeles and thence to this place, where he has lived with Mr. Schenck. He appeared in usual health on Saturday but was found dead in his bed on Sunday morning. He had the consumption, but it is thought that an affection of the heart was the more immediate cause of death. He left no relatives here, but is believed to have a brother in Davenport, Iowa. He was a rope-maker by trade. He was a quiet, unassuming man, of gentlemanly deportment, and kind, and courteous demeanor, who won the friendship and respect of all who knew him. Acknowledgment.—The position of a country editor is an enviable one indeed, when surrounded by the pleasant associations which our bean-tiful town affords; and blessed with such kind and appreciative friendship as the Southern Californian enjoys. Mrs. M. Luedke has sent us an offering that is tempting enough to turn the head of any one who loves good things, and we have a very strong weakness in that way. It is a large basket full of the finest of semi-tropical dried fruits. Raisins, figs, peaches and apples, beautiful to the eye and exceedingly pleasant to the taste. An elegant boquet, composed of the most beautiful flowers, and artistically arranged, accompanies the fruit. The gift of Miss Luedke. Many thanks. We Rise To Explain.—We had a toothache this week and found it a relief to tie up our jaw in a handkerchief to keep the cold air from striking it. This was all well enough but we are grieved to observe that our position has been misconstrued by some invidious persons, who persist in asking us if we have "had a head put on us." Now we desire to notify all whom it may concern that we have not had a head put on us, and furthermore, that we can punch the upper story of any misguided individual who has the temerity to propound that conundrum again. "Shoo Fly!" by some invidious persons, who persist in asking us if we have "had a head put on us." Now we desire to notify all whom it may concern that we have not had a head put on us, and furthermore, that we can punch the upper story of any misguided individual who has the temerity to propound that conundrum again. "Shoo Fly!" RESTAURANT.—The long talk of new restaurant is at length to become a reality. Mr. Peter Richards informs us that, in company with Mr. Marcovich, he expects to open a fine new restaurant, where fresh oysters and ice cream will be furnished, within three or four weeks from date, in the building adjoining Enterprise Hall, on Los Angeles street. Mr. Marcovich goes to San Francisco on Monday next to purchase supplies. VIEWS OF THE RIOT.—Messrs Flander & Godfrey, of the splendid new Sunbeam Gallery, Los Angeles, have favored us with two large photographic views of the scenes of the great Chinese riot. These gentlemen have on hand a beautiful collection of stereoscopic views of scenery in this county, which meet with ready sale to travelers who visit Los Angeles. They form beautiful and acceptable presents to friends in other states. PERSONAL.—Friend Lawrence, of the Star, paid us a shit Saturday last on the occasion of the Firemen's Ball. HOW IT AFFECTED US.—We learn that when the news reached San Francisco of the beaching of two of the lighters at Anaheim Landing the N.P.T.Co. immediately refused to receive freight for that point, not knowing whether they could discharge it. Our fellow citizen, Phil Davis, Esq., was in the city purchasing a large new stock for his establishment here, but was unable to ship it until he telegraphed to Anaheim and received the assurance that the lighter Company were prepared to discharge freight as usual. EXHIBITION THIS EVENING.—Mr. A. Montargis's Exhibition of Living Wonders arrived in town yesterday and will show this evening at Enterprise Hall. Doors open at 7 o'clock, performance to commence at 8. The performance will consist of the exhibition of the Bearded Lady, the Circassian Girl, the One-armed Violinist, and a performance of Legerdemain. The best of music in connection with the performance. Admission 50 cents, front seats 75 cents, children half price. For one night only. RAIN.—A fine little rain, as well as some hail, fell Monday night. The next day at about 11 o'clock, quite a smart shower as well as a fierce hail storm visited Los Angeles, and we are told the landing also, but did not come here. Made Filed. Jacob Keller, st. ax., to Richard Heimann and Oscar George, a vineyard lot in the city of Anaheim containing 20 4-10th acres, reserving two building lots, for $10,000. William M. Bailey to John M. Bush; a one-fifth interest in a tract of 150 acres of the rancho de Santiago, for $300. Wm. H. Spurgeon to George A. Bemiss, lot in the town of Santa Ana for $250. Lorling W. Kirby to Cyras B. Rawson, portion of the Rancho Las Bolsas, for $1,500. Alfred Robinson, trustee, to Lorling W. Kirby, portion of the Rancho Las Bolsas, for $1,000. Jose S. Colima, to Heimann & George, three acres of the Colima tract, for $300. Freight List Ex Orizaba March 18th. A Crum 1, pkg, C Howe 1, C Lewis 4, D Bro 66, F Conrad 4, Rimpan & Co 20, H & G 11, H Kroeger 1, H Bremormann 2, J W Brackett 3, L & H 10, L & Co 32, L B & Co 1, MG 20, P & G 5, S Richie 1, [S] 1, Westfall 21 W M H 2, J J Hill 16. EMPTY PIPES H E B 5, R L 4, L 6, F Hartung 1, J M W 2, J P Z 5, D 2, J Fischer 2, F Korn 1. R Burkley 1, B R 2. R N. White, Agent. Mr. Olden's Letters.—We are happy to state that a very lively enterprise. Income Real Estate Transaction.—The enterprising firm of Heimann & George have purchased the fine vineyard of Jacob Keller in this town, for the sum of $10,000, and are laying the same out into town lots, which they offer for sale at cheap prices and on easy terms not to speculators but to those who will improve them. This property has a fine frontage on Los Angeles and Sycamore streets, in one of the pleasantest locations in town and contains already several of the best residences in Anaheim. See Advertisement. FURNITURE STORE—Means Bachs Bros., have purchased from Ex Gov. Downey the store building on the west side of Los Angeles street, formerly occupied by Al. Calisher, and will opened a furniture store therein. For Painting.—Of all kinds go to Payne Bros., Center street. For a splendid sign, for a buggy artistically colored and polished, for house painting well and durably laid on, these gentlemen are always ready.* SPANISH NEWSPAPER.—A Spanish newspaper is soon to be published at Los Angeles. Miscellaneous. Girl Wanted. FOR a family of three. A good girl who knows how to cook and can do general housework. Apply at this Office. Mr. Olden's Letters.—We are happy to state that a very lively appreciation has been manifested here of the value and importance of the communications with which Mr. Olden is favoring us. Many parties have procured extra copies of the paper to send away, and the chances are that these letters will be the direct means of adding many good families to our population. The White House.—The attention of our citizens, visiting Los Angeles, is invited to this elegant new establishment which has been fitted up in splendid style, and has secured the services of a competent Italian cook, late of the Lick House San Francisco. Grand Concert.—Signor and Signora Franchet will appear again, and probably for the last time, at Merced Theatre, Los Angeles, this evening. They bring with them the biggest recommendations from the great musical societies of the world. Held for Postage.—Letters to the following addresses are detained for postage at the Anaheim P. O. Joseph Smith, 17 Anthony St., San Francisco, G. G. Brodt, South San Diego, T. L. Jefferson Louisville, Ky., Miss Cynthia Hildreth Watsonville, California. Advances on Wool.—A prominent wool-buyer of Anaheim estimates that about $150,000 has been put in circulation this year in the southern part of Los Angeles county as advances to wool-growers, on the spring clipping. The Orient—When you go to Los Angeles you can make the time pass pleasantly by calling at the Orient, on Main street. The best of male and spiritous liquors on newspaper is soon to be published at Los Angeles. Miscellaneous. Girl Wanted. FOR a family of three. A good girl who knows how to cook and can do general housework. Apply at this Office. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!! Groceries and Provisions, Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing and Gentle Furnishing Goods, Faney, Staples and Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors, &c., just opened and for sale by the undersigned, cheap for 'cash' their new stores in the Anaheim Hotel Building, corner Center and Lemon streets, opposite the Postoffice. All kinds of Produce taken in Exchange. STEINHART & BRO. Profanity Is a vice that has nothing to offer in its defense; but if anything will make a man swear— Ladles Excepted! -It is to have a Mean, Low-lived, Slab-sided Boot always running over, never running right, But you running to get more of the same 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. At our shop on Los Angeles Street, Opposite the Enterprise Hall. J. Smith. nent wool-buyer of Anaheim estimates that about $150,000 has been put in circulation this year in the southern part of Los Angeles county as advances to wool-growers, on the spring clipping. The Orient—When you go to Los Angeles you can make the time pass pleasantly by calling at the Orient, on Main street. The best of malt and spiritous liquors on hand, and a fine lunch served every day. Express Packages. — Packages for the following persons are lying in the Express office here; J. S. Brooks, N. T. Harris, J. D. Bowley, Dr. Haldip, R. N. White, John Hanna, D. Hickey. Lemonade. — We are indebted to C. D'Assonville & Co. Druggists for a supply of excellent prepared lemonade. It is almost equal to the natural article, and is a very pleasant summer drink. Sent to Stockton. — Thompson, the man became insane here last week and wandered off into the slough on the Bolsas, was sent to Stockton by steamer Orizaba on the 19th inst. Circus — The New York Cirons Company arrived at San Diego on the 19th inst., by the brig L. P. Ester, from Honolulu. They are now performing at San Diego. New Law Firm. — Hon's John R. McConnell & A. J. King have formed a law partnership at Los Angeles with offices in Downey's Block. See advertisement elsewhere. Ladles Excepted! —It is to have a Mean Low-lived Stab-sided Bed always running over, never running right, But you running to get more of the same 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. At our shop on Los Angeles Street, Opposite the Enterprise Hall. J. Smith. Land for Sale Cheap. TERMS EASY. Forty-seven one-tenth acres in Anaheim. It has a water right for every acre. A comfortable house 30x17, bar, corral, and other out-buildings. Sixty orange, and forty peach trees; they will hear fruit this year. Also 16 acres of vineyard just so. A variety of other trees, walnuts, apples, pears, apricots and figs. Two acres all alike. Also some valuable land on the Santiago de Santa Ana, under the Chapman ditch. For particulars apply to J. B. PARKER. On Center street, 14 miles East from the Planters' Hotel. THE ORIENT OWKEY'S BLOCK, MELMAN, MAAR & CO. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers in Groceries provisions, liquor cigars tobacco, hardware, paints and oils, dresses, mats, blinds and farming implements. Cohm's Block: Los Angeles and Commercial Ma. Los Angeles. Yorks. ANAHEIM HOTEL, Center and Lemon Streets, ANAHEIM, CAL. UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEAure of announcing to the public that has leased the Fine New Hotel, which is just been erected especially for that purpose, on the Southeast corner of Center and Lemon streets. Anaheim, and will, on the 27th of January, open therein a hotel that shall be in its Construction. Appointments. Purchasing and Management In every respect a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. The building have been designed and received in the most careful and finished manner especially for hotel purposes, and well adapted to the Comfort and accommodation of Guests Its Rooms ARE WELL LIGHTED, & HEATED, AND Neatly Arranged. and command fine views of the beautiful scenery Anaheim and vicinity, with its orange roves, the magnificent Sierra Nevada lands of mountains on the Northeast, and the Pacific ocean, with its islands in the astance. The Table Will be supplied with every luxury obtainable in this fruitful latitude, with wines and fruits of the season. The proprietor believes that the rapidly LUMBER!! THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF ANAHEIM LANDING. Keep constantly on hand a large and complete inventory of REDWOOD & OREGON PINE LUMBER, Rough, Surfaced, Tongued and Grouved POSTS, SHINGLES, SHAKES, LATHS, PICKETS, DOORS, BLANKS, WINDOWS AND MOULDINGS, LINE, PLASTER, HAIR, WAILS AND HARDWARE Just Received 700,000 feet OREGON PINE FENCING. ALL OF OUR LUMBER IS OF THE BEST QUALITY. and we are determined to sell at LOWEST RATES!! All Modes of Country Produce taken at the highest Market Rate in Exchange for lumber. OUR YARD IS At the Beach Near the Warehouse of Anaheim Lighter Company. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. and command fine views of the beautiful scenery Anaheim and vicinity, with its orange roves the magnificent Sierra Nevada gorge of mountains on the Northeast, and the Pacific ocean, with its islands in the astance. The Table will be supplied with every luxury obtainable in this fruitful latitude, with wines and fruits of the season. The proprietor believes that the rapidly creating population and business import of Anaheim demands hotel accommodation superior to any bitherto offered, and with a long and successful experience in business, as the proprietor formerly of Bella Union Hotel at Los Angeles, and recently of the U.S. Hotel of that city assumes the management of the ANAHEIM HOTEL with confidence in his ability to please, and respectful solicitation of a share of the public patronage. HENRY BREMERMANN. LANTERS' HOTEL, JOHN FISCHER, PROPRIETOR. Center and Los Angeles streets ANAHEIM, CAL. He undersigned has the pleasure of announcing that his magnificent new building, erected on the site of the recently burned, is now completed and in to the public. The building is lighted with Gas, well heated throughout. No pains or incone has been spared to make this in any respect. FIRST CLASS HOUSE! Anaheim is in the most fertile part of the semi-tropical region of California, in the rest of Luxuriant orange groves and purvineyards, convenient to good hunting and fishing grounds, and is only 12 miles on the sea, with a climate acknowledged superior to any other in the State, and advantages to the traveler or tourist equaled by any other portion of the nation. Ms Moderate—Ample Accommodation. JOHN FISCHER. LAFAYETTE HOTEL. CHRIS. FLUHR, Proprietor. OUR YARD IS At the Beach Near the Warehouse of Anaheim Ligher Company. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURGASING ELSEWHERE. Miscellaneous. LOS ANGELES & SAN PEDRO RAILROAD. On and after November 1st 1871, trail run follows leaving: WIMINGTLON—7:45 A.M., and 1 P.M. LOS ANGELES—10 A.M., and 9:45 A.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, connecting at 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 M. E. HEWITT, Superintendent. LOS ANGELES AGENCY. JOHNSON & CO. Real Estate and Merchandise Brokers. LOS ANGELES OFFICE TREE'S NEW STOCK. BUY AND SELL Real Estate. Take charge of Ranches and City Property belonging to non-residents. Negotiate Loans on Real Estate situated in Los Angeles and adjoining Councils. Make Advances on Shipmen's of Grain and other Produces consigned to their friend in San Francisco. CHAS. R JOHNSON, E. P. DUGELIS. Refer to Geo. H. Howard. Alfred Robinson, A. W. Bowman, H. F. Teachmacher of San Francisco. NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. CARRYING THE U.S. MAILS. THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE North Pacific Transportation Company will leave as follows; on the following states: SAN FRANCISCO & SAN DIEGO CHRIS. FLUHR, Proprietor. THE TRAVELING PUBLIC ARE RESPECIFULLY informed that this known Hotel is fitted up with a view to pass with the progress of improvetate. Having well furnished suites and single beds it offers great inducements to famiand the travelling community in genCHARGES MODERATE. ELLA UNION HOTEL. Main Street, Los Angeles, HARGES MODERATE, C.O. WELLING, Business Manager. AILROAD HOTEL Wilmington C.I. Street, Opposite Wells, Vargo & Co.'s Office. U.S. HOTEL. Opposite the Court House, Los Angeles, Cal. MMED & DENCKER, Propra. TO DRUGGISTS. Any Druggist in this County responsible to sell his business, please address the Editor of the Southern MONTANIAN, Anaheim. NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. CARRYING THE U. S. MAILS. THE STREAKERS 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 S. Fran. San Pedro for S. Fran. Big Barbara for S. Fran Feb.....28 Feb.....29 March.....31 March.....1 March.....2 March.....2 March.....7 March.....7 March.....5 March.....14 March.....11 March.....12 March.....14 March.....17 March.....19 March.....19 March.....22 March.....24 March.....29 March.....25 March.....27 March.....26 March.....31 March .....31 Leaving San Francisco at 9 A.M. Engene's French Restaurant. MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES, 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 sysms always on hand and cooked in every style. Terms are as follows: Room 1. Room 2 Regular meals.......75 $0.00 Board by the week....$ 1.00 $0.00 "month"....20.00 20.00 "day"....1.00 1.00 ENGENE GERMAN, Proprietor. A.J.DAVIS. RICHARD MELROSE DAVIS & MELROSE, ENTERPRISE BAR and BILLIARD ROOM The most handsome and commodious Billiard Room in Anaheim. Wiess, native and foreign, Whiskin, GenninP copy Brandy, Ale, Putter, Soda, Hot or Cold Punches &c., &c. LARGE HALL To rent for Halls, Theatrical Performances, &c., &c.