anaheim-gazette 1872-05-04

Southern California. SATURDAY...MAY 4, 1872. Market Report. San Francisco, April 25th, 1872. Reported by Littlefield, Webb & Co., San Francisco. FLOUR—Superfine, Mt.10@6 12%; Oregon entro, 97@6 12%. RYE—Nominal, $2 28@2 30 per cental. BARLEY—Coast feed, $1 40@1 56; for brewing 91@1 79. CORN—The best offer yesterday was $1 56@1 60 per cental; market work and little doing. BUTTER—Fresh roll, per lb. 15@40. EGGS—Fresh California, per dozen, 26@20. DRY MIDDLE (½ off for calls) per lb. 20@21. WOOL—Railway choke, 40@60. WHEAT—$1 76@2 00 in about the top for good grade; market closed heavy. OATS—Extreme prices of market are $1 55@1 65. ALFALFA SEED—Per cental, $32@825. BEANSE—Bayon, per cental, $42@4 75; Butter, large do., $8 @6 4 00; Small white, $3 @6 4 00; Red, in demand, $4 @6 6. PEAS—Field, 1x@2s B; Garden, 2x@12% B. MUSTARD SEED—No sales: Yellow central, 34@4 28; Reddish brown, inland, 35@6; Dagk brown, $3 @6 6. POTATOES—Cooking at $35@85c 100 lbs. ONIONS—Good to shaken at 7 and so B; as per quantity or quality. TALLOW—8%@9 B. HONEY—Strained, in E.gal. trns. dark colored 71@2% B; light, 14@16e do. SHEEP SKIN—Are in request, prices ranging from 25c to 80 per skin as per size, quality, weight, length and thickness of wool. FROM THE FRYING-PAN INTO THE FIRE.—On Sunday last an Indian, named Jose Antonio, was locked up for a petty offense, in our city jsil. It appears that he entertained the idea of burning himself out. For he immediately commenced tearing down everything combustible that could be found inside of the cell, and ripped the same upon the floor as a The Picnic. The various picnics were well attended on the Ist, although many were deterred from going by the threatening appearance of the weather in the morning. At Tustin City the pleasant makers assembled near the school house and when the wind became too fresh, betook themselves to its shelter. The attendance was large and the building well filled. A varied and interesting programme was gone through, consisting of vocal and instrumental music, readings, declamations, recitations, etc. The entire force of youngsters from the Richland school were brought over, trained in singing exercises, and added laterally to the interest of the occasion. Short addresses were made by N. T. Harris, E. R. Nicoles and Mrs. Kate Parker. The Misses Tustin, Miss Kate Harris, and Mr. Walter Robinson favored the company with readings, and Miss Annie Casad contributed a recitation to the day's enjoyment. At Santa Ana the picnic was held under the beautiful trees near Mr. A. L. Bush's residence. A large company put in an appearance well supplied with lunch baskets, and passed a pleasant May-day in the sports and festivities incident to the occasion. A dance was in contemplation for the evening, but the weather proved a trifle too warm for such active exercise, and the project was abandoned. Our informant extolled: Ex Senator, Ap A R6, C W FS1, F & J B1 W2, H M8, H B & Co 40, J P R28, J K6, J J B9, J M2, J P L & Co 12, L & L P W20, M C S & H 90. Cu If you want your glass frames varnished, take Bron. Small Eggs have advice — hens on a stalk. The frightage o lot should have last at 38 instead typographical or width has since 40 feet. Religious — R of Riverside favoring: "The Southern nation (Congregational San Buenaventura day of June next) R.M. Opening season of Los Angeles. Rried programma sions etc. of an intable character. cordially invited." FROM THE FRYING-PAN INTO THE FIRE.—On Sunday last an Indian, named Jose Antonio, was locked up for a petty offense, in our city jail. It appears that he entertained the idea of burning himself out, for he immediately commenced tearing down everything combustible that could be found inside of the cell and piled the same upon the floor as a good housekeeper would prepare to build a rousing fire. He even broke into the adjoining cell and robbed that of all the elegant furniture which the considerate benevolence of our city fathers had provided for just such dead—heads as he; and having added the door casing, water closet, etc., of cell No 2, to those of cell No 1, he did then and there, with a strong hand and with malice aloof thought, set fire to the afore-said plow, prepared himself to profit by the general confusion which might be expected to follow—to "fold his tent like an Arab, and silently steal away." But, alas for the uncertainty of human calculations things didn't turn out as he expected and, the fire being (fortunately for himself) soon discovered, he was met by the stern visage of Marshal Lehman, who marched him once more before Judge Kohler, where a charge, proportioned to the magnitude of the new offense, was entered against him and he was sent to Los Angeles to answer before a higher tribunal. And now he takes his hash at the Hotel de Routland and reflects mournfully upon the fact that he has made his condition far worse and chances for future liberty beatifully less than when he rested, under only a few days sentence, in the little jail around the corner. SCHOOL ELECTION.—The election for School Trustee on Saturday 27th ult. resulted in the unanimous re-election of the present worthy incumbent, Dr. W. M. Higgins. Only 11 voters tured out, which is a pretty fair sample of the interest manifested by the public in school elections. An occasion which pro- At South Ana the picnic was held under the beautiful trees near Mr. A. L. Bush's residence. A large company put in an appearance well supplied with lunch baskets and passed a pleasant May-day in the sports and festivities incident to the occasion. A dance was in contemplation for the evening, but the weather proved a trifle too warm for such active exercise, and the project was abandoned. Our informant estimates the number of those present at about 150. Weather Record. Saturday April 27th. Morning pleasant—North-west wind sprang up about noon, which brought a light shower of rain in the afternoon. Temperature 60 to 70. Sunday 28. Pleasant all day, light North-west breeze. Temperature 70 to 80. Monday 29 — Pleasant. Wind light' west, temperature 75. Tuesday 30: Warm but pleasant. Temperature 60 to 98. Wednesday May 1st. Warm, with strong east wind and dust in the morning, temperature 94 in shade. Thursday 2. Warm but pleasant, temperature 97 in the shade, but a cool refreshing breeze came from the sea. Payne Bros. ask no pay for work that don't give entire satisfaction. Damage by Fire.—On Wednesday last, 1st inst., a fire was started to burn dry cactus on the ranch adjoining the residences of Messrs. Frank Parker and Chas Counza, just east of town, when the high wind which arose that morning communicated the flames to the barley field of Mr. Parker and threatened destruction to the dwellings of both families. No one was at home except Mrs. Connza and her sister, Miss Eva Parker, but these ladies proved equal to the emergency, and gallantly fought the fire, against heavy odds, until after four hours hardwork, they succeeded in conquering it—as women always do succeed, when they make up their lowing: "The Southern nation (Congregating San Buenaventura day of June next), P.M. Opening season of Los Angeles, tried programme sessions etc., of an intitable character, cordially invited." Passengers.—persons arrived early. Mrs. B H Brenn, John Bancen and family, J P Z Korn Julius Mainging. James A. Knox Knox) and Miss arrived by Orizaba. Chanberries.—delicious sauce-fried by M. Calisher & latest style of lassteamer. Call an A Colony.—land agent, has reason for a tract of 40,000 acres of land for settlement by which proposes to Spring Dress stock, new pattern Rimpau's. Also coats, parasols, everything else proper enjoyment. If you want your rooms in the neatest style why of co Bros. A private letter Napa Co., state damage was done at that place, by If you have a painted and worn to Payne Bros. MRS. MARY MU letter for you at HOTEL SCHOOL ELECTION.—The election for School Trustee on Saturday 27th ult. resulted in the unanimous re-election of the present worthy incumbent, Dr. W. M. Higgins. Only 11 voters tured out, which is a pretty fair sample of the interest manifested by the public in school elections. An occasion which promises neither whisky nor cigars is not likely to enlist the enthusiasm of the average American voter. In Fairview District no election was held, and an appointment will be made by the County School Superintendent to fill the vacancy. TUSTIN CITY SCHOOL ELECTION.—The Election held on Saturday last at Tustin City resulted in the unanimous election of Messrs Andrew Mills, John Rice and A. McNorton as School Trustees, for the terms of one, two and three years respectively. A tax was also voted for the purpose of building a $900 school house, and raising $800 besides, for general school purposes. Andrew Mills was also elected Assessor and Collector of the District. THE WATER CO.—To the courtesy of Dr. Heyermann we are indebted for the following list of the Trustees of the Anaheim Water Co., lately elected: Rudolph Luedke, Andrew Bittner, Henry Kroeger, A. Heyersmann, and Henry Richter. The Board organized itself as follows: President, Rudolph Luedke; Vice President, Andrew Bittner; Treasurer, Henry Kroeger; Secretary, A. Heyermann; Frequent Law. Ex Senator, Apl. 28. AR6, CW15, CR2, PK1, FS1, F&JE15, H&O4, HA W2, HM8, HPK1, HK2, J B&Co 40, JPM21, JTM12, J R28, JK6, JJH14, JBP4, J B6, JM2, JPZ3, PK10, K9, L&Co 12, L&HQ, LD1, LL3 LPW20, MC94, PH7, EL1, S&H90. Cash Worries Agent. If you want your pictures or looking-glass frames gilded grained or varnished, take them to Payne Bros. Small Locals. Eggs have advanced to 35 cents—bens on a strike. The frontage of the Masonic Hall lot should have been stated in our last at 38 instead of 136 feet, as a typographical error made it. The width has since been increased to 40 feet. Religion.—Rev 1. W. Atherton of Riverside favors us with the following: "The Southern District Association (Congregational) will meet at San Buenaventura on the 3d Thursday of June next (June 20th) at 7:15 P.M. Opening sermon by J. T. Willis of Los Angeles. There will be a varied programme of essays, discussions etc., of an interesting and profitable character. All interested are cordially invited to be present." General Merchandise. GASH VS. CREDIT. M. CALISHER & CO. CHAPEL CASH STORE. Keep constantly on hand a full stock 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 to mention. CASH ADVANCES Made on consigned Produce to our House in San Francisco. Also do a general Commission business and orders promptly attended to. M. CALISHER & CO. Notice! To Trespassers on the Stearns' Ramchos. WHEREAS certain persons not respecting the rights and property of others or acting under misrepresentation as to ownership have without permission, located themselves on portions of the STEARN'S RAMCHOS in Los Angeles county, and have taken the liberty to break up the ground with a view to lake crops therefrom; to pasture live stock thereon; to collect trees and commit acts of damage; and trespass against the rights and interests of the owners; and against the laws. lowing: "The Southern District Association (Congregational) will meet at San Buenaventura on the 3d Thursday of June next (June 20th), at 7:15 p.m. Opening sermon by J. T. Wills of Los Angeles. There will be a varied programme of essays, discussions etc. of an interesting and profitable character. All interested are cordially invited to be present." Passengers—Following named persons arrived per Senator, 27th ult. Mrs. B H Bancroft and children, John Bancroft, J P Marcovich and family, J P Zeyn and son, F A Korn Julius Marcovich, C A Cushing. James A. Knox (brother of Capt. Knox) and Miss Minnie Mateur arrived by Oriaba yesterday. Craneberries—A fresh lot of this delicious sauce-fruit just received by M. Calisher & Co., also the very latest style of ladies hats, by last steamer. Call and look at them. A Colony—Mr. W. R. Olden, land agent, has received an application for a tract of from 10,000 to 40,000 acres of land, in one body, for settlement by a large colony which proposes to come here. Spring Dress Goods—A large stock, new patterns, at Goodman & Rimpau's. Also straw hats, linen coats, parasols, fine gaiters and everything else necessary for the proper enjoyment of warm weather. If you want your doors grained or your rooms papered or frescoed in the neatest and most artistic style why of course go to Payne Bros. A private letter from St Helena Napa Co., states that $100,000 damage was done to the grape crop at that place, by the late frosts. If you have a house you want painted, and want it done well go to Payne Bros. Mrs. Mary Murphy—Registered letter for you at the Postoffice. HOTEL ARRIVALS. M. CALISHER & CO. Notice! To Treasurers on the Stearns' Ranchos. WHEREAS certain few persons not respecting the rights and property of others, or acting under misrepresentation as to ownership, have without permission, located themselves on portions of the STEARN'S RANCHOS in Los Angeles county, and have taken the liberty to break up the ground with a view to take crops therefrom; to pasture live stock therom, social trees, and commit other acts of damage, one trespass against the rights and interests of the owners, and against the laws of the county; New therefore, notice is hereby given, that such acts are positively forbidden, and their proceedings at law will be commanded and prosecuted against such persons; and a charge of one dollar per month will be made and enforced against them during such illegal occupancy or use, exquisite of and in addition to the penalties, damages and costs recoverable by law, and without any permissive or right to such persons to continue such occupancy, or use even at that charge, or to cut or remove any crop, grass, or other thing from any portion of said Stearns' Ranchos. Sold Stearns' Ranchos embrace the ranchos La Habra, Los Copperos, San Juan Cajon de Santa Ana, Las Bolesa; and La Bolesa Chica. ALFRED ROBINSON, Trustee. San Francisco. April 18th, 1872. NEW GOODS GOODMAN & RIMPAU, Are just receiving, per Steamer from San Francisco, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS. WHITE GOODS LACES AND LACE COLLARS, MEN AND LADIES HOSIERY FURNISHING GOODS, A FULL LINE OF MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, GENTS, LADIES AND YOUTHS HATS, PARASOLS, ALSO A FULL LINE OF LADIES MEN AND BOYS BOOTS & SHOES Which we offer at less prices than any other House in this place Examine our Prices Before Buying Elsewhere. LUMBER!! THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF LANGENBEGER, BLOCHNA & CO. ANAHEIM LANDING. Keep constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of REDWOOD & OREGON PINE LUMBER, Rough, Surfaced, Tongued and Grooved Heatly Arrange And command fine villa the beautiful scene Of Anaheim and visiity with, groves the magnificent Sierra range of mountains on the North the Pacific ocean, with its lair distance. The Tablet Will be supplied with even obtainable in this fruitful tude, with wines and f of the season. The proprietor beloves that increasing population and business of Anaheim demands hotdation superior to any hitherto o with a long and successful expe the business, as the proprietor, the Bella Union Hotel at Los Anmore recently of the U. S. Hoycity he assumes the manager ANAHEIM HOUSE With confidence in his ability to a respectful solidiation of a sh public patronage. HENRY BREEMER PLANTERS' JOHN FISCHE PROPRIETOR. Corner Center and Los Angeles ANAHEIM. CA THE undersigned has the plea nouncing that his magnifitive vineyards, convenient to go and fishing grounds; and is on from the sea, with a climate acck SUPERIOR to any other in the offers advantages to the traveler unequalled by any other port Union. Terms Moderate—Ample Acto JOHN FISCHE Napa Co., states that $100,000 damage was done to the grape crop at that place, by the late frosts. If you have a house you want painted, and want it done well go to Payne Brox. MRS. MARY MURPHY—Registered letter for you at the Postoffice. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Planters' Hotel. R R Sargent, Los Angeles W W Brown, do Adolph Mills, do Frank Carlile, do John F Hunt, do Mrs P Signoret & 2 chill d. Misa J DePrince, do Misa A Signoret, do R H Heyen, do R Bradley, do Jacob Stiegelman, do R H Bancroft, wife a childish Dhle H L Bancroft, do John N Bancroft, do O H Holli-ta, San Diego A L Levey, do O 5 Wetherby, do Anaheim Hotel. B Wilson Anaheim Lay Chase Wolff, do James D Ott, do J G Cox Los Angeles K R Nargent, do A J Brown, do Ch Hamiller, do Randare Have, do P R Latimer Capistrano Dan Juan Foster, do Henry Charles, do S W Iler, do C R Mol, do S W Gels El Monte Special Notice. Incurring in the name of non-banks of all diseases the living must be submitted to 1. Give up to the maximum time allowed by law. The minimum time shall be half in person's hands. Daily minutes must be recorded both on stationery and by all Courtright of a law law bureau. No administration in smaller offices. DR. A. S. SHORD, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Chronic and Female Diseases a Specialty. Often outpatient than postpartum. LOS ANGELES, LUMBER!! THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF LANGENBEGER, BLOCHWA & CO. ANAHEIM LANDING. Keep constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of REDWOOD & OREGON PINE LUMBER, Rough, Surfaced, Tongued and Grooved POSTS, SHINGLES. SHAKES, LATHS, PLUCKERS, DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOWS AND MOULDINGS, LIMES, PLASTER, HAIR, NAILS 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 kinds of Country Produce taken at the highest Market Rates in Exchange for lumber. OUR YARD IS At the Beach Near the Washhouse at Anaheim Light Company. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. MARBLE WORSES. No-126 Main Street. (Former residence of French Consul) MANTLES, GRATES, MONUMENTS, HEADSTones, WASHSTANDS. Bureau and Table Tops. Orders from other counties will mainly prenuptiae. JACOB MILLER. HOTEL. AINEE HOTEL, MENDE BERBERBANK. Proprietor and Homon Streets, ANAHEIM, CAL. INDESIGNED HAS THE PLEASURE OF announcing to the public that the Fine New Hotel, which I have erected especially for that on the southeast corner of Center Avenue Anahele, and will open on January, open thereby a hotel will be. In its construction. Appointments. Furnishing and Management In every respect a First Class Hotel. building have been designed and in the most careful and finished especially for hotel purposes, and adapted to the t and accommodation of Guests Its Rooms AND, WELL LIGHTED, & HEATER, AND Heatly Arranged. command fine views of the beautiful scenery heim and viinity, with its orange the magnificent Sierra Nevada mountains on the Northeast, and life ocean, with its islands in the The Table a supplied with every luxury timable in this fruitful latitude, with wines and fruits Miscellaneous. JACKSON MICHIGAN WAGONS. Are known to be the Best Farm and Town Wagons on the Pacific Coast. Send for Certificates. The Jackson Wagon received the First 1remium, 1871, at the State Fair, Michigan, over the Studebaker and all others. Important improvements have been made in our Wagons now arriving. Our large two horse and four-horse wagons here blaze the highway and deeper fallows, and extra iron horses, and by them the hunt and most complete Farm and Dairy Wagons we sold on the Pacific Coast. We sell the gearing only, or fitted up with California rocks and brushes, spring seats, tires, or with Eastern double also bedier. Permits ordering will get wagons at small prices self here, warranted perfect and comfortable in every respect. Buying strictly for cash, and in large quantities. (twelve car loads on the way) we are enabled to sell wholesale and retail, at very low prices. J. D. ARTHUR & SON, Cov., California and Davis St., R.P. AMERICAN Bread & Cracker BAKERY, CORNER OF FIRST AND MAIN STS. Los Angeles. BUTTER, SUGAR, SODA JENNY LINDS, PILOT AND GINGER CRACKERS. Heatly Arranged... command fine views of the beautiful scenery heim and vicinity, with its orange the magnificent Sierra Nevada mountains on the Northeast, and ocean, with its islands in the The Table supplied with every luxury in this fruitful latitude, with wines and fruits of the season. proprietor believes that the rapidly g population and business imporAnahaim demands hotel accommodation to any billetto offered, and long and successful experiences in hotels, as the proprietor formerly of a Union Hotel at Los Angeles, and recently of the U.S. Hotel of that assumes the management of the WAHEIM HOTEL confidence in his ability to please, and useful solicitation of a share of theatrnage. HENRY BREMERMANN. ANTERS' HOTEL JOHN FISCHER, PROPRIETOR. Center and Los Angeles streets ANAHEIM, CAL. undersigned has the pleasure of announcing that his magnificent new building, erected on the site of theently burned, is now completed and the public. The building is Lighted with Gas. All heated throughout. No pains or has been prepared to make this in respect a IRST CLASS HOUSE! Heim is in the most fertile part of the tropical region of California, in the luxurant orange groves and par- yards, convenient to good hunting grounds; and is only 12 miles o'ear, with a climate acknowledged to any other in the State, and advantages to the traveler or tourist led by any other portion of the Moderate—Ample Accomodation. JOHN FISCHER. FAYETTE HOTEL. AMERICAN Bread & Cracker BAKERY, CORNER OF FIRST AND MAIN STS. Los Angeles. BUTTER, SUGAR, SODA JENNY LINDS, PILOT AND GINGER CRACKERS, AT-- San Francisco Price. We have also on hand, a large assortment of Cakes, (small and large); also WEDDING Oaken Of all descriptions. Call and examine for yourself before going elsewhere. Profanity Is vice that has nothing to offer in its definition; but if anything will make a maLadies Excepted! It is to have a Mean, Low-rated, Stab-aided Host, 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, Opening the Enterprise Hall. J. Smith. CITY BAKERY, HILLE & MENZEL, PROPRIETORS. Los Angeles street, Anaheim. HAVING JUST ADDED to our establishment one of the largest and finest events in the State, we are prepared to furnish at all times the best of BREAD, CAKES, PIES, CRACKERS And everything else pertaining to a FIRST CLASS BAKERY. A BAR is attached to the establishment where Wines, Liquors and Cigars may always be had. INSURANCE! FIRE AND MARINE!! HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY MODERATE—Ample Accommodation. JOHN FISCHER. FAYETTE HOTEL. S. FLUHR, ...Proprietor. THE TRAVELING PUBLIC ARE RESPONDIBLE FOR INFORMATION that this town Hotel is listed up with a view to meet with the progress of Improvement well furnished offices and single offers great inducements to fami the traveling community in gen-charges moderate. LA UNION HOTEL. In Street; Los Angeles, ARGES MODERATE. WELCOME, Business Manager. S. HOTEL, Opposed the Court House, Los Angeles, Cal. MEL & DENKER, Propria NTA ANA STORE, Santa Ana, BY M. H. SPURGEON, BALLET BY MERCIAL MERCHANDISE, INSURANCE! FIRE AND MARINE!! HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, CHARFERED CAPITAL...$1,000,000. Principal Office 433 California street, San Francisco. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL TAKE BOTH FIRE and Marine risks at as low rates as any responsible Company. JOHN FISCHER, Agent for Anabalim and Visinity. ROE & GARDEN, DEALER IN HAVANA and DOMESTIC CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, AND YANKEE NOTIONS, ALSO Hate and Cape. Adjoining the BLUE WING BALOON, LOS ANGELES. Notice to the Public. DUKEN, HUNTINGTON & CO., here on this 25th day of March, 1872, sell out their unbearing Ladies in the county of Los Angeles to land Blum, and so they have closed out their business, they has hope to return to the public for its thanks, gratitude their thanks, and reaffirmed our relentless love Blum, to the devitable consideration of our friends, and hope he may meet with the high lion palpitations so burnt, DUKEN, HUNTINGTON & CO. H. STEPHENS, Agent. City Halls and Barches. FOR THE ADMINISTRATION of the public, with careful attention, each member of the City Home or Temple in Los Angeles. For more information in any part of the city of particular interest to the life of all Pharaurea or Biblical Homesteads to the part of the surrounding country. J. H. HEWITT, Proprietors.