anaheim-gazette 1872-07-06

Southern Californian SATURDAY...JULY 6, 1872 GHAI, A. GARDNER...Ed r & Prop'r THE CELEBRATION. The 4th of July has come and gone: that grand old anniversary of the Nation's birthday, whose presence is ever greeted with the honors of a triumph; which comes heralded with the thunders of artillery and goes forth resplendent in all the magificence of pyrotechnic show. These are its attendant features in the larger cities. To us of the primitive settlements it came in modester garb. No royal salute greeted it in the morn, no civic display or military pomp escorted it at midday, no fiery eagles or bursting bombs shed lurid lustre over its midnight farewell. For us it came and passed with the unostentatious dignity of a day that is really great; that knows itself beloved of all the people, and is secure in its hold upon the affections of the Nation. THE DAY We fortunately cool and pleasant, one of the most favorable that could have been found in the whole year. The morning was slightly cloudy, and the sun did not shine out, for about two hours after his usual time. BUNTING A fair show of the National colors was made from the principal buildings. Flags were displayed from the Anaheim and Planters' Hote's Enterprise Hall, and the truck of the Fire seemed to us that they were there, and the reader can figure up for himself. Very large delegations were also present from all the neighboring towns and settlement among whom we noted, from Santa Ana—CE French & fam., J Mno & fam., —Name, Samuel Rams, M Eahish & fam., G Spargon. T Camd. M Annie Cand., J C Baldwin & fam., S McNell, D H Samar Mr Shafer, Pat Saunders & fam., —Saunders & fam. Mr Jordan, Jno Tompkins & fam., Crandall & fam., Mr Newcomb & fam. Mr Pinnie & fam., Mr Robertson & fam. Jno J Bush & fam, W H Potta. Mr McGill & fam. Richland—Capt W T Glassell, J Hamilton, E R Nielsen. Mr. Hayward, D Hudson & wf., S Talkington, Mr. Parker & fam., Patterson Bowers & fam. Mr Davenport, T W Harrison & fam., A Tea & fam., Adam Teall & fam. Mr Dameron, Mr Bowers, Sen, Miss Damon. Westminster—J Y Anderson and wf. B Craig and fam., A H McDowell. Newport District—W J Williams, W Tedford, Thos Tedford, W D Hickey. Tustin City—Columbus Tustin and fam. Mr Trask, Mr Bohannon and fam.; N Harris and fam., Chas Harris, Jno Rice & fam., I M Leihy, —Leihy, Mr Gates & fam., Andrew Mills & son, Mr Ritchie Mr Platt & fam., Mr Chilton & fam. Fairview—Jno W Clark & fam., Edw Evey & fam., W B Olden & fam., David vey, Miss Grace Evey, B F E Kellogg & fam., Thos Boswell, Miss Martha Boswell. G Tompkins & fam., Jas Sherwood & Mrs G G Greeley. Geo Greeley, J M Genson & fam., Mr Curtis & fam., D W W fams & fam., J M Gainn, Jno Guinn, J Johnson, Erastus Johnson, F A Gate fam., Tim Carroll, J H Gwin & son, Gwin, Sen., Miss Minnis Hanna Dan Moody. Upper Santa Ana—W M McFadden County School Superintendent. T J Semi- A fair show of the National colors was made from the principal buildings. Flags were displayed from the Anaheim and Planters' Hote's, Enterprise Hall, and the track of the Fire Co. A PARADE By the Fire Co. had been intended in the early morning, before leaving for the Picnic, but owing to failure to secure appropriate music, this part of the programme was aban-doned and after airing their beels for a while at Enterprise Hall and discussing various gentlemanly questions of nationality, the little group of firemen, who had assembled at the call of the bell, dispersed cheerfully to their breakfasts. OFF FOR THE PICNIC. By 7 or 8 o'clock everybody was on the road to the ground. All the nice teams from the livery stables had been engaged weeks before-hand, and everything which could travel on wheels and carry weight, was pressed into service. The many elegant private carriages of our citizens all joined the procession and the sturdy farm wagons which never before hauled anything more smiling than pumpkins now found themselves filled with pretty girls, and dashing along, under four-horse power, at a most unwonted gate, toward Santiago Cañon. There were horsemen also, and we passed one solitary individual whom we will call "Frank," for short, who stood afar out in the open plain, arguing mildly with an obstinate caballo as to which course he had better pursue, reminding us mournfully of a picture of Mark Twain in the Holy Land, where he was obliged to dismount from his donkey and lift the brute's stern around to make him head the right way. THE GROUNDS Are located about 12 miles in a open plain, arguing mildly with an obstinate caballo as to which course he had better pursue, reminding us mournfully of a picture of Mark Twain in the Holy Land, where he was obliged to dismount from his donkey and lift the brute's stern around to make him head the right way. THE GROUNDS Are located about 12 miles in a southeasterly direction from Anaheim, in Santiago Cañon, and one and a half miles above the residence of E. W. Squires. It is a beautiful place for a picnic, the ground hard and in good condition, nearly all shaded by large sycamores, live oaks and wild grape vines which form the finest natural arbors that can well be imagined. Some of these grape vines are of enormous size one in particular measuring four feet in circumference at the base, and is not less than one foot in diameter three feet above the ground. There is also a fine mineral spring of clear, sweet water, slightly impregnated with sulphur, but pleasant to the taste. The canyon extends some 20 miles above this, and affords grazing for many sheep, Messrs Irvine, Flint & Co., having about 9,000 head here. A good platform, of matched lumber, and 24x40 feet in size, had been prepared expressly for the occasion, under the supervision of Mr. Jos. Ellis, Supt of the ranch. THE COMPANY, We could not undertake to tell who were present from Anaheim. It that they were old readers can figure it out. Very large delegation present from all the towns and settlements, we noted, from E French & fam. J Neume, Saml Roe, M Eng-Spargon. T Canad, Mim C Haldwin & fam., S T Turner Mr Shafer, Peter — Saunders & fam., Tompkins & fam., M'm, Mr Newcomb & fam., Mr Robertson & fam., W H Potta. Mr McClay W T Glassell, J Hunt-ler. Mr. Hayward, D D S Talkington, Mr. Pan-Tatterton Bowers & fam., F W Harrison & fam., E Adam Teall & fam.-R Bowers, Sen, Miss Damer J Y Anderson and wf., M A H McDowell, Priet—W J Williams, Wm Bedford, W D Hickey. Columbus Tustin and fam., Johannon and fam., N T Chas Harris, Jno Rice and — Leihy, Mr Gates and Mills & son, Mr Ritchie, Mr Chilton & fam. O W Clark & fam., Edward Y B Olden & fam., David E-Evey, BF E Kellogg & well, Miss Martha Boswell, & fam., Jas Sherwood & wf. y. Geo Greeley, J M Gib Curtis & fam., D W Will-M Gainn, Jno Guinn, J Jrus Johnson, F A Gates & coll, J H Gwin & son, Mrs Miss Minnis Hanna Daniel Ana—W M McFadden Esq Superintendent. T J Scally, buggy and the oldest horses in Anaheim. A large placard attached here the prominent sign of "Anahim Pioneers." FINALE. A few remarks were next made by Mrs. Kate Parker after which the audience dispersed to the lunch-tables. Two long tables had been provided for general accommodation which were well filled, but the most of the lunchers were still left to eat in "meeses" under the arbor. More dancing and music followed, until five o'clock when all dispersed happy and content to their several homes. We judge the number present to have been about 500. THE PEOPLE'S LITERARY COMPANY.—We have just had the pleasure of meeting Mr. J. H Gregg, of Gallatin, who is canvassing for subscriptions to that excellent family paper. The People's Literary Companton, also Our Young Folks' Illustrated Paper, both published by E. C. Allen & Co., Augusta, Maine. Mr. G, as agent of the publishers, offers extraordinary inducements in the way of premiums to subscribers for those publications. Each subscriber receives his choice of three very fine steel engravings. "The Empty Sleeve," "Good Morning" and "Only a Little Brook," pictures that need only to be seen to be appreciated. They are each 23x27 inches, and elegantly framed in solid walnut. Either of them in frames such as are furnished would cost considerably more than the subscription price of the Companion ($2) with the premium thrown in. Mr. G informs us that he is the only authorized agent for these pub- Personals. Quite a number of our Los Angeles friends visited us last Tuesday evening, on the occasion of the installation of the newly elected officers of the Odd Pollows' lodge here. Among them we noticed Wm B Roe, of Roe & Garden, Julins Meyer, S Benjamin, A A Wilson Esq., Wm Pridham and H Wartonburg. If you want your carriage or buggy polished up in each style that it will answer for a shaving glass take it to Payne Bros. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Planters' Hotel. J Watt, Nevada Co—B Bradley. George Peace, W B Roe, Julins Meyer, S Benjamin W Pridham, Henry Wartenberg, A H Wilson, W C Culberson, John T Witt, M Tompson, Dolores Garcia. Los Angeles—T I Fouke, Greenville, Ill; L C Pollard, Gallatin; A H Randle, W M.Carty, Sa Bernardini; D Mcwin Miles, Geo F Miles, Francis S Miles & wf., CS Miles New York M H Wright, J A Hollister, J Wernly. San Didgo; Jas Carricof, G Hamilton, San Francisco; Centrad Kamm, C Lewis & wf. Miss A F Stone, City; N J Walby. Nevada; James Huntington. D C Haywood, Richland; I W Gaylord, Cambria; Paul Rickman, An Ldg; J Nemo, El Monte. Anaheim Hotel. R Egan. H Iler, D García, S Alcary. Capistrano; L Smith, E Polh-mus, James Ott, R N White. Jef Davis, An Ldg; W Brocks, C F McDowell, Westminster; W S Lyon Los Alamitos; W S Winder, Mrs Abbott. Santa Ana; Hiram Oneoll. Marland; R A Gill, O White, San Bernardino; C Dibble, Santa Barbara; J E Bacon, Rencho Neguil; J M Garlasfas, F Bursche, Mr Bingham M B Morrow, J Granberg, J Dupuy. R Oiden & fain., David E. Evoy, BF E Kellogg & Well, Miss Martha Boswell, & fam., Jas Sherwood & wf. yy., Goo Greeley, J M Gib Curtis & fam., D W WilM Goinn, Jno Guinn, J J Jesus Johnson, F A Gates & roll, J H Gwin & son, Mrs ss Minnie Hanna, Daniel Ana—W M McFadden Esq. Superintendent. T J Scully, Berba, T Yorba, F Yorba, Rading—Robt N White, Paul NON EST INVENTUS." And now ripe for a good body was ready to dance crowd promenaded anx. the platform, but, bedicers put in an appearengaged having failed to do it. The would-be dandisappointed, they felt named the Committee on it was a fraud, a delusion and it was currently road that the aforesaid would be summarily the neck until he was able to have the temerity itself before the outraged indignant populace. Now fortunately had someone with this matter, so my refrained from makings conspicious but skirr an exceeding delicacy upkirts, taking notes from Some good Samaritan length produced a fidere were sent for, so that was music enough and was lovely. OF THE DECLARATION hasad kindly assumed the Master of Ceremonies and self past ten introduced usher as Reader of the of Independence. Mr. performed this duty in an ear, reading clearly and land with a good voice, perfectly audible to all his sense, the immortal words perishable document. At the pronounced an eloquy upon the character of man of deeds, not scriber receives his choice of three very fine steel engravings. "The Empty Sleeve," "Good Morning" and "Only a Little Brook," pictures that need only to be seen to be appreciated. They are each 23x27 inches, and elegantly framed in solid walnut. Either of them in frames such as are furnished would cost considerably more than the subscription price of the Companion ($2) with the premium thrown in. Mr. G. informs us that he is the only authorized agent for these publications in this county (outside of the city of Los Angeles) and he warns parties against subscribing to other persons. He is also agent for Cluson's Fire and Water-Proof Paint which is said to a very superior article and cheaply made. Small-Pox.—We are informed, that small-pox has made its appearance in Los Angeles, we do not know to what extent,' but our friends would do well to be careful. New Music.—Again we are under obligations to M. Gray, San Francisco, for a choice selection of the latest musical publications. Among them are "Return to Me," as sung in the 'Palace of Truth,' at the California Theatre, "Rosetta Waltz" and "Widow Mavrone," words and music by John McEvoy. "Last night I lay slumbering, awake and alone, And dramin' of you, darlin' Widow Mavrone, I saw standing there, at the foot of my bed, A terrible ghost in blue blazes and red, And who do you think was the spirit that came? While talkin' to you in my beautiful dame, The sorra one else but your husband, Dan Lee, 'What troubles you, Dan,' says I, and says he 'Go Barney tell Biddy my Wife, that's my widdy, I want her to marry some dacint young man Like you, who would treat her with kindness, the craythur.. As I did when living, her own loving Dan. Climate.—The San Diego Union man brags of the finest climate in the world, because it is neither as hot as Central Africa nor as cold as Spitzberger. The New Stage Line'—The new overland stage line will commence running between here and Visalia on Monday. The stock and coaches are now being placed at the various stations along the route.—News Millinery.—Mrs Eldredge has just received a new and large assortment of flowers and other nice Anaheim Hotel. R Egan. H Iler, D Garcia, S Alcary, Capistrano; L Smith, E Polh-mus, James ots, R N White, Jef Davis, An Ldg; W Brocks, C F McDowell, Westminster; W S Lyon Los Alamitos; W S Winder, Mrs Abbott. Santa Ana; Hiram Oneoll. Marland; R A Gill, O White, San Bernardino; C Dibble, Santa Barbara; J E Bacon, Rencho Neguil; J M Garfaslas, F Bursche, Mr Bingham M B Morrow, J Granberg, J Dupuy, Los Angle; Aug Stipp'e, San Franciscо. ...The Secretary of War has ordered a discontinuance of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, from June 30th. The Adjutant-General of the Army will close up the business. A shark, 8 feet long and weighing 300 lbs has been caught at San Buenaven-tura. Real estate in San Francisco which has been here'ofore assessed at $76,000,000 will, under the full cash value plan, reach two hundred and fifty millions. "Nilsson Boquet."—Our thanks are due to Messrs C. D'Assonville & Co., for a sample of the very fine prefumery with which they have lately stocked their store. These gentlemen have tried the experiment of bring a genuine article of prefumery, to sell in a country town,and if our people will give them a trial,they will see that it is no longer necessary to send to the city to get that which is really good,但 that the best in the market can be had at home. Lower Californiia.—Mr. Men-delsohn has purchased the interest of Mr. McKean in the mill formerly known as the McKean & Hoffman mill at San Rafael, Lower California. He is now awaiting the arrival of a machinist from San Francisco to commence work crushing ore.-San Diego Union. Railroad Survey. From the San Bernardine Guardian we have the following: "Some four or five weeks ago,Mr. Alex. Brazelton,一名 of our townsmen,marted with a corps of engineers under charge of Engineer Robinson,tou survey the line between San Bernardino and the Needles on the Colorado river via San Gorgonia and Morongo passes.He returned one day this week,and from him we learn that the engi- THE NEW STAGE LINE—The new overland stage line will commence running between here and Visalia on Monday. The stock and coaches are now being placed at the various stations along the route.—News MILLINERY.—Mrs Eldredge has just received a new and large assortment of flowers and other nice things, which the ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine. AN AGGRAVATED CASE.—A gentleman of this city, the sufferer by the transaction, hands us the following. We do not know who to blame in the matter, but it is quite certain that somebody needs watching: "A case, shipped on the steamer Oriflamme, June 24, was opened between San Francisco and Anaheim, and 450 cigars abstracted. Nobody to blame." PASSENGERS.—Following named persons arrived per Ortizaba, 2nd inst., for Anaheim and vicinity: Miss A. Abbott, of Santa Ana, Carmi Dibble, N. J. Walby, E. Wenzel and R. Johnson. TAX SUITS.—Papers for about 70 tax suits have been sent down from Los Angeles to Justices Clark and Kohlen. Parties who may have been careless about their taxes last year will do well to look into the matter now and see whether their names are not among those who have been kindly remembered in the delinquent list. FROM THE SAN BERNARDINE GUARDIAN we have the following: "Some four or five weeks ago, Mr. Alex. Brazelton, one of our townsmen, started with a corps of engineers under charge of Engineer Robinson, to survey the line between San Bernardino and the Needles on the Colorado river via San Gorgonia and Morongo passes. He returned one day this week, and from him we learn that the engineers were dissatisfied with the country and will make a report unfavorable of this line, GERMAN SERVICE—The undersigned will have service to-morrow, at Enterprise Hall at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and 7½ in the evening. Subject in afternoon "Benefit of the Resurrection of Chirst," and in the evening. "Arguments for the Resur- of Christ." The subjects will be very interesting, therefore, all Catholics, Protestants and Jews are invited. REV. JOHN WERNLY. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Services held in Enterprise Hall every Sabbath (excepting the 2nd, of each month), at 10% A.M., Rev. L. P. Webber, pastor, officiating. Sabbath school every Sabbath at 9% A.M., Bible class at same time and place conducted by Rev. Robt Strong, of Westminster. All persons are cordially invited to all these exercises. M. E. Church, South.—Services held in Enterprise Hall on the 2nd. Sabbath of each month, at 10% A.M., Rev.-Rice officiating. The public invited to attend. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DR. J. W. GAYLORD, DENTIST. Has taken rooms at the PLANTER'S HOTEL, for a short time only, where he offers his services to the citizens of Anaheim and vicinity. AT ALL WORK WARRANTIES. General Merchandise. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, HEIMANN & GEORGE AGENTS FOR Haines Headers, Russell's Threshers and Tornado Threshers Woods Mowers & Reapers, The World Mowers & Reapers, Buckeys Mowers & Reapers, Ohio Mowers & Reapers. Always keep on hand a large supply of Farming Utensils, Hardware, Etc., ALSO, Dry Fire Wood Miscellaneous. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION BY THE ANAHEIM FIRE COMPANY. THE COMPANY HAVING RESOLVED to celebrate the Fourth of July by a MUSIC at SANTIAGO CARON, and also a PARADE early in the morning, before leaving town, the MEMBERS are accordingly notified to appear at the TRUCK HOUSE of the Company. In FULL UNIFORM, on the Morning of that day, at SIX O'CLOCK sharp, when a short Parade will be had through the principal streets before hearing for the Pitch. By Order of THE COMMITTEE. The only Book Store, Bredick & Penilly, Booksellers and Stationers, Adjoining the P.O. Los Angeles. Standard, Miscellaneous and School Books. JACKSON MICHIGAN WAGONS. Dry Fire Wood HEIMANN & GEORGE, LOS ANGELES STREET, ANAHEIM. School Books JACKSON MICHIGAN WAGONS. Are known to be the Best Farm and Team Wagons on the Pacific Coast. Send for Certificates. The Jackson Wagon received the First Premium, 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 have heavier tires, braider and sleeper fellows, and extra iron braces, making them the best and most complete Farm and Tea Wagons ever sold on the Pacific Coast. We sell the gearing only, or fitted up with California racks and brakes, spring seats, etc., or with Eastern double side bodies. Persons ordering will get wagons at same prices as if here, warranted perfect and complete 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, Cor. California and Davis st., B. P. FOUND. AT WESTMINSTER COLONY, BY JOHN ANDERSON, one gray horse, seven years old, branded with a HEAKT on the left hip. Can be seen at Anaheim Landing by applying to J. D. Ott, and providing property and paying cost. ANAHEIM LANDING, June 15th, 1872. Restaurants, Etc. CHALLENGE RESTAURANT RICHARDS & MARCOVICH, Proprietors. LOS ANGELES St., Next Enterprise Mall, ANAHEIM. THE PROPRIFITORS HAVE ACQUIRED THROUGH years of experience, a thorough knowledge of how a Restaurant ought to be conducted, and they pledge themselves to keep a Restaurant which, in point of excellency, cannot be excelled in any part of the State. Fine Wines, Ale and Porter, Oysters, Ice Cream and all the Delicacies and Fruits of the Season. BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK or MONTH. Mr. N. B.-A Private room for Ladies. OCEAN HOUSE, ANAHEIM LANDING SAIL BOATS, Always Keep on Hand a full Supply of the Best Family Groceries. Provisions, Hardware, Tobacco, Crockery Ware, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Etc. OCEAN HOUSE, ANAHEIM LANDING SAIL BOATS, CHOWDER, SEA BATHS, Good Living and Plenty of Fun at Reasonable Rates. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THE PLEASURE OF announcing to the Public that they have established a Pleasant and Comfortable Place of Resort at the Landing, where visitors may enjoy the accommodations of a GOOD HOTEL with all the attractions of the sea-side. Drive down and see us. EUGENE'S RESTAURANT. FIRST-CLASS FRENCH RESTAURANT; Corner of SPRING and TEMPLE Streets. LOS ANGELES MEALS SERVED AT ALL YOUR OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. FRESH OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE! STEWED, ROASTED, FRIED, BOASTED IN THE SHELL, ETC Private Rooms for Ladies and Private Parties STAR RESTAURANT, Los Angeles Street, Amphitheatre. BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK AT MODERATE PRICES. Meals can be obtained at all hours. GEORGE MILLER, Proprietor.