anaheim-gazette 1872-06-29

Southern Californian SATURDAY JUNE 28, 1872 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. A Fine Row of Trees. One of the most beautiful rows of trees to be seen anywhere in the world, is the magnificent series of poplars which stand along the north-erly side of Center street, in this city; in front of what is known as "Sahmide's Block." Every stranger who visits our town remarks at once upon their exceeding beauty. As the dusty traveler approaches from either direction, he sees, from miles away, their tall, green tops waving gladly in the sunshine, tow-cring high above all surrounding objects, and giving promise of a hearty welcome and abundant cheer in the charming town which nestles so closely around them. The whole block is surrounded by these trees, but those on the south line being the tallest and most uniform and regular in their appearance, are more deserving of special mention. The row on this one side—about 1,100 feet in length—consists of between fifty and sixty five large trees about seventy-five feet in height, and so near alike in size and shape that it would be difficult at a general glance to distinguish one from the other. Their foliage is luxuriant. The shade is pleasant. The dews of night gather in their branches and the morning brassiere. Masonic Hall Dedication. Among the many noble institutions of which Anaheim feels justly proud in her Masonie Lodge, known to the fraternity as Anaheim Lodge No. 207, of Free and Accepted Masons. It was organized about two years ago, and it is used as to all embrace its main emblems one of the best men—and most highly esteemed citizens of whom our community can boast. The dedication of their new Hall on Monday last, was a most interesting and impressive ceremony. The day was much like a general holiday. Fings were displayed from the principal buildings, the Masons all looked happy. A large delegation of the late Angeles brothers came down in the morning among whom were Messrs. P.P.F. Temple, Sam Prenger, Thomas E.Rawan, W.M. Ries, J.Q.A. Stanley, Dr.H.S.Grinevich, A.W.Edman, S.Jackson, H.Pleischman, H.Hummel, H.W.Hollman, S.Meyer, John Reynolds, B.Limon and Mr.Kenan and Ludey. We also noied Messrs.T.Casad and W.H.Ports of Santa Ana, J.B.Bacon of Neguil Reach, N.T.Harris of Tustin City, and Robt.N.White, I.E.South and Otto Evers of Anaheim Landing. At 2 Celock P.M., the Masons assembled at the old hall and from thence, accompanied by the Oda Fellowes as a Lodge, and preceded by a band of music, marched down Center Street to Lemon, thence back to Center to Los Angeles, and The row on this one side—about 1,100 feet in length—consists of between fifty and sixty five large trees about seventy-five feet in height, and so near alike in size and shape that it would be difficult at a general glance to distinguish one from the other. Their foliage is luxuriant. The shade is pleasant. The dews of night gather in their branches, and the morning breeze shakes it down in the form of a gentle rain. Let every one plant trees. They are beautiful, and improve the value of a place very fast. They are an enduring and an ever increasing monument to the wisdom of him who plants them. Deeds Filed. James McFadden to Jessie Cook, 57 acres in the San Joaquin Township, for $575. S. M. Bush and Johnathan Watson, to G. P. Cudderback, part of Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, for $860. Jesse G. Cook to J. B. Cook, 57 acres in San Joaquin Township, for $722. Win. Ferguson to Q. H. Borden, part of Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, for $3,500. Freight List. Ex Orizaba June, 20, 1872 D W C C 14 pkg, John Nipe 7, E & J Backs 8, H S 5, G & R 1, H & G 4, L & II 62, L & Co 112, M C 10 empty pipes T E Schmidt 15. T Reiser 5, R Burkley 1, D Strothoff 2, H Boege 1. R N. Wurke, Agt. A. L Co. GRAND LARGENY.—Geo Miller's trunk was stolen from his private room in the Star Restanglant building last Sunday evening. It was found soon after on the vacant lot in the rear of the U.S. Hoel broken open and with articles of value, including a $20 gold piece and a $80 revolver missing. Win McGrath and George Kelly were arrested upon a charge of being the guilty parties and upon a preliminary ex- trunk was stolen from his private room in the Star Restaurant building last Sunday evening. It was found soon after on the vagant lot in the rear of the U.S. Hotel broken open and with articles of value, including a $20 gold piece and a $80 revolver missing. Wm McGrath and George Kelly were arrested upon a charge of being the guilty parties and upon a preliminary examination before A. Kobler Esq., were held to answer before the Grand Jury, their bail being fixed at $200 each. A SUNDAY NOTICE.—We are glad to observe, from an announcement published elsewhere, that Messrs Ashcroft & Pryor will conform as far as the nature of their business will possibly admit, to the Sunday closing movement just inaugurated. It will be seen that on and after tomorrow, 30th inst., their market will be closed every Sunday at 10 A.M. BLOODED SALEER.—Mr. John Bush who has just returned from San Francisco, brought with him three fine blooded sheep, which cost Mr. $1,625. He is expecting another fine lot from the east. Of those already arrived eleven are Spanish Merino and two are Coltwood. NEW MEAT MARKET.—Attention is requested to the announcement of Mr. Collins, who will open on Monday next, a meat market in the new building lately erected by Geo. Miller, near the Star Restaurant. WAGON FOR SALE.—Mr. S. Randall will give somebody a bargain on a fine new wagon which he offers for sale. See Advertisement. W. W. Sawyer & Co. — It gives us pleasure to refer to the advertisement of this No. 1 San Diego fire in another column. They are general Commission Merchants dealing in hay and grain and buying wool hides etc. They are also agents for the La Pinta Salo Co., and can doubtless supply any merchants with that article on very removable terms. Those of our people having business with San Diego will do well to correspond with these gentlemen. Pankowens — Mr. N. H. Mitchell of the Anaheim and Wilmington stage line reports the following passengers arrived per Octoberine, June 26th: M.J. Robel, Wm Smith, Dave J. Curtis, John Push McPherson, Henry Bieg, Jno Griffith. FIRE AT Santa Ana — A stack of hay, containing 25 or 30 tons, belonging to Mr. English, was burned Saturday. Another stack near by was saved by hard work from a fire. REMoval — The many friends of Dr J. S. Gardiner will please note his removal from Enterprise Hall building to the Southern California warehouse immediately joining the book store. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Planters' Hotel. Central Marketplace. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUYERS HOUSE IN ANAHEIM. LANGENBERGER & CO. DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements, Machinery, Hardware, Grainery, Graphics, Wines, Liquors Etc. All kinds of Country produce purchased each year. HIDES, WOOL, CORN, BARLEY. BUTTER AND EGGS. Our Stock of Native Woods Canal in Surpised. Lumber of all kinds at our yards in Anaheim, and of Anaheim Landing. GOODMAN & RIMPJU HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL AND CAREFUL Selection stock of... HOTEL ARRIVALS. Planners' Hotel. G B Huller San Diego T M Puska 1 do W Witt Kramer Sch N T Wood Nigel Reh W Wright Nigel Reh Ote Evans Ana Land P Wilson J H W Jennison do R Mathews Smith Anz J Tommins Palm Angeles H Praeger Los Angeles F Jardin Santa Ana H Richman Los Angeles C Limbda w do Mist F A Stone San D. Apahaim Hotel. C M Wright San Angel G H Grekaust do Meyer do Herman W Hellman do P P Temple do H Hammel do Claybiling do A Nahen Alw do B Simon do G L Morr do A Haire do H Burgery do G Grungr do L Emlin Ana Landing R WH b do E Pollmanns D Leon Los Alamitos F W Atharey Nigel Reh S WH b San Juan G Burger San Francisco MARKET REPORT. From Littlefield, Webb & Co. San Francisco, June 20, 1872. [The prices are per hand; the units otherwise expressed] Farm Produces: FLACE - Superior 475 @ 5:55 Bed, 612 @ 377 bbl. WHEAU-1 7 @ 195. BYA-1 10 @ 150. BAKLEY-1 155 @ 163. OATS-1 67 @ 189. COEN-1 4 @ 145. BEANS - Bayon. 525 @ 75; Batter. 450 @ 75; Smil White. 475 @ 57; Caeter. 460 @ 900. Domestic Products: DUTTER - Culverleaf at 612 @ 5:55 Bed, 612 @ 377 bbl. FOG - Los Angeles. 27 @ 200 bbl. Nuts and Fruit: DRIFT GRAVEY minor at 612 @ 5:55 Bed, 612 @ 377 bbl. ONAYES - Los Angeles. 25 @ 180 bbl. WAWUL - Los Angeles. 18 @ 180 bbl. Hides and Wool: WOOD - 40 Wool for clean Spring Green Hides - Caldina young. 6 @ 13d; Goose wait. 10 @ 80; Kiryat. 18 @ 180 bbl. Our Stock of Indies Winds Can Be Served. Lumber of all kinds, at our yards in Anaheim, and of Anaheim Landing. GOODMAN & RIMPU HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL AND CAREFUL SELECTION OF French and Japanese Milk, Plain and Stirred. DOLLY WARENS, In Worsted and Loth Natusools, Plain and Figured. Marseilles & Lace Trimmings. A SELL LINE of Sash, Silk and Velvet Hibbons, Dolly Varden Caffeine, Lace and Kimbrolderles, Parnalsola, Lace Carttians, Notions and Nancy Goods. IN THE GLOTHING LINE, Suits for Men and Boys, Straw Hats, Boots and Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, Misses and Infants Boots and Shoes. Marseilles Quilt, Musquito Netting. Our present Stock is so Complete that it is almost impossible to enumerate every article. Examine our Stock! We sell Cheap! FRESH DRUGS! C. D'ASSONVLL & C. DRUGGISTS. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM WE JUST RECEIVED A choice variety of Fresh DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PEPPUMERIES. Physicians can depend on having their prescriptions corrected when sent to us. Orders shipped to all Parts of the Country! May 30th, 1872 ALL PARTIES CONFERENCE ALLOWED TO APPROACH IN THIS SHOW MUSIC AND APPLICATION THERE IS REMAINING BE GRANTED. Los Angeles May 20th NOTICE APPLICATION WILL BE REQUIRED OF Los Angeles Camellia, or their Formal Monday in July, 1872, to have view out and locate a Grand wide; commencing on the southwest corner of the southeast corner Township fire (5). Range ten squintest directions to of D. Hamm's land; there are forty south west mile; by the southwest corner of thence southeasterly on the base hill of Ladder Tree. Plant & Co.; thence our branch Los Angeles and San Diego Housing of Allas Creek. SANTA AZA, May 29th, 1872 NOTICE To Trespassers on Kinchee WHEREA certain few persons misrepresent information without permission, located at the BLOCK RANCH HOUSE with take crop stock therein; to such persons illicit occupation and in addition to the premature recoverable by law and within right to such persons to count crops grass or other thing said Stores Rancher. Sal Stearns Hanchoe en Habra Los Capones and Janua Lad Bolas, and La Bolas Chile ALFRED ROBIN SAINT FRANCIS April 18th, 1872 NOTICE OR ASSEMBLY Anaheim Water Notherbury given areas in the ANAHEIM WALL PARTIES INTERRUPTED ON the 8th day of June. Trainee levied on such areas except the Capital Park in English States Gold Day of July, a. d. Henry Kringler, De at this corner of Clemente corner of Clemente corner. And it is further indicated which sold Automobiles shall want stifling and will be sold before Thursdays. DR. A. S. SHORB, HOMOGRAPHIC PHYSICIAN Chronic and Female Disease Specialty: OFFICE OPENS THE POST OFFICE LOS ANGELES. ANAHEIM FURNITURE STORE, F. & J. BACKS. MANUFACTURERS AND PRATICES IN FURNITURE AND BEDDING. CASH VS. CREDIT. M. CALISHER & CO. Cheap Cash Store. Staple Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' and Children's Hats. Groceries, Provisioning, Liquor, Oils and Tobacco, Draftwater, Farming Utensils, Books and Stationery, Furniture, Paints and Oil and CASH ADVANCES Made on consigned Products for our Home in San Francisco. Also do not sell Commission land and online prices established by M. CALISHER & CO. Yalice: Take Notice! THAT APPLICATION WILL BE MADE on the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County, State of California, at their regular meeting on the 1st (Sat) Monday of July, 1834, to appoint viewers to view the old County Road, beginning more particularly described and indicated, and to suggest and recommend such alterations and changes and improvements therein, on the good of the public and the neighboring boundaries required and to specify and mark out the plans and road so be permitted the main from trenches. The old road referred to above is the same that for more than 60 years has been used a "PUBLIC HIGHWAY," leaving San Juan Capistrano and the immediate vicinity of Amelia, and having its course as near as may be described as follows: Continuing at the half-mile stake on the North Line of Section 23: 1 4 S.R. 10 W; thence direct to the Southeast corner of Section 29; thence Southcenter across the North Ana River by F. Rodriguez Ford to the North line of Section 29: 1 4 S.R. 10 W; thence East a few rods to the corner of Section 25; thence Southeast to the center of Section 31: 1 4 S.R. 10 W; thence direct to the point where the Tidegraph With branches the Township Line; thence about perpendicular with the Triseptaphine Line to the Southeast corner of the "THEODOCOIO YORA" Foot of land; thence Southcenter, by he most direct and may route to "SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO" and that said road may be at least eight (80) feet wide. May 30th, 1873. ALL PARTIES CONCERNED are hereby admitted to appear at the time and place specified in the above notice and show much detail they have why the application there a referred must not be granted. A. W. PORTN, Clark, By: H. MORT, Dep. Los Angeles, May 20, 1874. NOTICE. APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE BOARD RARE CHANGE. TUSTIN CITY, Lots and Rows. GIVEN AWAY. In the first square laid to those who will require the name. To furnishing with four or five old doors, will be given a white brick. MISSION CITY is situated in the southeast corner of the North line in San Juan Capistrano, on the dale and bighighigh road; and six miles from the New Landing. The streets are marked by stairs. And in connection for details, Canthan and Public Streets. LIBERAL OFFER! Mr. Offer of Aid to the Society First to examine and build in the north of Peninsula City having taken up a heavily paid additional offer of THREE LARGE LOTS. MISSION CITY in the southern side to organize and build a Church adjoining. The location is healthy and beautiful. In the midst of a rapidly improving country, and in a town where property is being taken in. C. TUSTIN. CITY LOTS FOR SALE! The undreaded take pleasure in informing the public that they have purchased the nine Twenty-And Vi- yard, Lot C., B. (Keller's Vineyard), which they will lay out in small Lots according to a plan which can be made off. To any rooms willing to build and improve such Lots will be sold at low rates and easiest terms. Inquire of ALL PARTIES CONCERNED are hereby announced to appear at the time and place specified in the above notice will show much that they have why the application there a referred must be granted. A. W. PORTN, Clark. By. H. MORT, Dep. Los Angeles, May 20, 1874. NOTICE. APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE BOARD of Supervisors of Los Angeles County, State of California, at their regular meeting on the first Monday in July, 1872, to have witnesses appointed to view out and locate a County land lot on this side; commencing on the County Land Leasing from Anaheim Landing east, at a point fifty miles south of the southeast corner of Station twelve [12] Township Ave [5], Range ten [10] west; thence in a northwardly direction to the southwest corner of D. H. Hamla's land; thence east to northwest corner of the land sold by T. Cand. to W. H. Tichens; thence south half mile; thence southeasterly to the southwest corner of Mike Ritchey's land; thence southeastern on the balt route to a certain clump of Lider Trees on the moat of Irving, Clinton & Co.; thence nowhere interesting the Los Angeles and San Diego Stage Road at the crossing of Aliso Creek. W. H. SPURGEON. Santa Ana, May 29th, 1872. Notice! To trespassers on the Stearns Ranchos, Whereas certain few persons and respecting the rights and property of others or acting under misrepresentation as to ownership, have without permission, leased them on portions of the Anaheim Ranchos in Los Angeles county, I have taken, uniliterally to break up the ground which take care of the firm to purchase stock therein, to sell them and comment other details of damage, and trespass against the rights and interests of the owners, and against the laws of the county; Now therefore notice is hereby given that such proceedings positively forbidden, and that proceedings at law will be committed and presented against them during such illegal occupancy or use, exclusive of and in addition to the penalties damages and costs, recoverable by law, and without any termination or waiver to such persons to continue such occupation, except even at that charge or forthmore any error, gross or other thing from any portion of said Ranchos. Sall Stearns Ranchos embrace the ranches La Habra, Los Coronado, and Juan Colón de Santa Ana, Belda, and La Bola Chien. ALFRED ROBINSON, Trustee. San Francisco, April 18th, 1872. NOTICE OR ASSESSMENT, Anaheim Water Company. Nother Cherub gives to the shareholder in the Anaheim Water Company and all parties interested that at a meeting on the 8th day of June, a d. 1872, the Board of Trustees unanimously accepted PITY (A.) CENTS agreeing the Court of Stock of said Company, wherein in United States Gold Coin on no before the 6th day of July, a d. 1872, to the Treasury Henry Kringer, Bog at N.Y., denominate Southland corner of Cotterman and Paschale in Anaheim. And it is further added that any stock upon which Assumption shall remain in paid on this date belonging to July a d. 1872 shall be demolished and will be fully taxed for sale at sufficient amount and paid on payment shall be made forthcoming on Thursday, the 6th of August. CITY LOTS FOR SALE! The undersigned take pleasure in informing the public that they have purchased the entire Twenty-eight A.V. yard. Lot C. & (Keller's Vineyard), which they will lay out in small Lots according to a plan which can be seen in office. To any rooms willing to build and improve such Lots will be sold at low rates and current terms. Inquire of HEIMANN & GEORGE, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. NOTICE TO SETTLERS! IRRIGABLE LANDS For Sale or Rent IN RICHLAND DISTRICT Under the A. B. Chapman Canal, Ave Milen Southwest of Anaheim. Healthy Location: Abundant Water Graser and the best Fruit Lands in Los Angeles county; sheltered from Winds and Drives. Terms in Accommodate the Indenture. Apply to W.T. GLASSELL. Richland. Small Farm for Sale. 80 ACRES IMPROVED PROPERTY, one and one-half miles southwest of Anaheim Terrace new vineyard. With water rights in the Fairview Ditch, NEVER FAILING SUPPLIE. 80 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND in the smallest quarter of section 21. Good road runs the entire length of the transect. A fair stop was raised on this land last year and the year before and a crop of grain is now being on it leading well. For terms and particulars apply at this office or to the undersigned, as his house adjourns, so properly: J. H. GWIN. Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Company. Moist land for Sale 85,000 ACRES of rich moist rille land in the Stearns Ranchos in Los Angeles County; no lots to suit. TERMS—One fourth cash balance in three annual symlips at ten per cent latter Apply to WM. R. OLDEN. Agent at Anaheim. SPLESID PROPERTY FOR SALE. THE VINEYARD KNOWN AS "H.W." ALJOINING that of Time. Relieved for in the eastern part of Anaheim containing 10 acres. Has about 12,000 housing units with tubs and mats complete also. Anaheim Water Company. No other information given on the title or header of this page. At the Planters Motel A No. 1 San Francisco Lager Beer On Tap. John Kischer, Proprietor. V. Wolfstein, Photographic Gallery, Tampa's Boca La Laguna. Bath House in Anaheim. Prospect has the pleasure to announce that its next lengthened what Anaheim has long served, at a good bath house, in connection with its New Barber Shop. Phil Davis & Co. are ready to buy Fall Wool and make Liberal Cash Advance.