anaheim-gazette 1872-10-12

Southern Californian SATURDAY OCT. 12, 1872 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. GREELEY & BROWN. BIG MEETING THURSDAY EVENING!! Twelve new members—Eloquent Addresser—Handles Anvil salutes—Ladies—Music—&c. The largest political meeting of the season was held last Thursday evening by the Greeley & Brown club, to hear the speaking by Dr. J. C. Shorb and Gov. Jno G. Downey. The latter was unfortunately unable to be present, but the former was promptly on hand and had a fine audience to address. About 200 people were present. Bonfires were lighted, anvils fired, and an immense hanging banner with the inscription "Democratic Head-Quarters, Greeley and Brown Club" stretched clear across the street. The audience was first briefly addressed by Judge Evey, after which Dr. J. Campbell Shorb, of San Francisco, late a surgeon in the U. S. Army, appeared upon the stand and was introduced to the audience. His speech was a brilliant effort, and elicited frequent and prolonged applause. He referred particularly to the San Domingo affair, and the great financial panic of New York known as the "Black Friday" horror; related some good stories, gave a most graphic illustration of the Arizona "peace rally." Greeley & Brown Club—Business Meeting. Meeting called to order by Prest Evey. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Sec'y as a committee of one appointed last meeting to confer with the County Committee, rendered his report. A communication from Wm. M. Meffadden Esq., defining his political views and endorsing the platform and nominees of the Baltimore Convention, was received, read and placed on file. A letter from Hon. Jno G. Downey acknowledging an invitation to address the club, and regretting that business matters made it impossible for him to be present, was received and placed on file. On motion ordered that notice be given in the Southern California that at the next meeting of the club, on the 17th inst., nomination will be made for the offices of Water-Overseer and Water Commissioners, and a full attendance of members requested. The following new members were added to the club: Wm. M Richter, Peter Doucelance, G M Teel, L M Morrill, J B Raine, A H McDowell, A C Mankins, Geo Yung, Isaac Hicky, Oscar George, James T Smith and George Axtel, making a total of 111 voters to date. Irs. Parker's Speech. geon in the U. S. Army, appeared upon the stand and was introduced to the audience. His speech was a brilliant effort, and elicited frequent and prolonged applause. He referred particularly to the San Domingo affair, and the great financial panic of New York known as the "Black Friday" horror; related some good stories, gave a most graphic illustration of the Arizona "peace policy" of the administration, and paid a glowing tribute to the memory of Lincoln. After the speeches, the Doctor was serenaded at the Anaheim Hotel, and congratulations and interchanges of social sentiment were kept up until a late hour. Henry Bremermann has returned from the Hot Springs, "Mimself again." The manner in which his hotel has been conducted is known to all Anaheim and the outside world. He is, and may well be proud of it. He has re-assumed the management of his own bar, and anybody complaining will find that he retails all modern remidies. Look out for that splendid lunch which will be spread this evening, and every evening. All are invited. The Tax Levy.—The Board of Supervisors have fixed the tax levy of the present fiscal year as follows: For State, 50 cents; for county 25 cents; for school, 25 cents; for hospital, 3 cents; for road, 10 cents; for jail, 6 cents; for salary, 39 cents; interest and sinking fund, 1861, 15 cents; do. of 1864, 5 cents; do. of 1869, 15 cents; do. of 1871, 5 cents; gopher and squirrel fund, 1 cent. Total tax levy, $190.—Star. Speaking at Los Angeles.—A grand Greeley demonstration is to be made at Los Angeles this evening. Speaking will be had in front of the Beila Union Hotel, where Dr. J. C. Shorb, Jno. R. McConnell Esq., Col. C. D. Bicknell and C. N Wilson Esq., will address the assembled masses. VINES AND TREES.—Those who are going to start orchards or vineyards the coming winter will do well to apply to Mr. Clark. He gets cuttings from the best stocks of the old vineyards of Napa Co., and knows the varieties to be just what he represents them. GRANT MEETING THIS EVENING.—Republicans will remember the following new members were added to the club: Wa M Richter, Peter Doncelance, G M Teel, L M Morrill, J B Baine, A H IcDowell, A C Mankins, Geo Yung, Isaac Hicky, Oscar George, James T Smith and George Axtel, making a total of 111 voters to date. Irs. Parker's Speech. A large audience was attracted to Enterprise Hall last Wednesday eve'g by the novelty of hearing a woman make a political speech. Mrs. Parker delivered an address of about an hour's length, making a very clever review of the political situation, and giving Mr. Greeley credit for some of the noblest qualities of humanity, viz: for being a kind father and a loving husband. The club changed its night of meeting back to Saturday; the evening originally selected. Messra Jao. Fischer. A. J. Brown and President Guinn were constituted a committee to receive Messrs Swift and Eastman, on Saturday, and provide for their entertainment here. Wood's Household Magazine is a neat looking periodical which reaches us from Newburgh, N. Y. It is published monthly at the cheap price of $1 per year, and has the attraction of Gail Hamilton on its editorial staff. The present number contains "Love Labor Not Lost" by Gail Hamilton, "An Adventure," by J. T. Headly; "Poor Blennerbasselt," by James Parton, and several other articles. LAND TO LEASE.—See announcement of Mr. Miles. He has a large tract, convenient to town, to be let on easy terms. CHANGE OF NIGHT.—The Grant & Wilson Club meet bereafter on Saturdays instead of Wednesday,evenings. Geo. B. McClellan.—It is stated that Geo. B. McClellan is coming to Anaheim, for the purpose of seeing the fine painting always to be found at Payne Bros. How a President is Elected. VINES AND TREES.—Those who are going to start orchards or vineyards the coming winter will do well to apply to Mr. Clark. He gets cuttings from the best stocks of the old vineyards of Napa Co., and knows the varieties to be just what he represents them. GRANT MEETING THIS EVENING.—Republicans will remember the speakers announced for this evening at Enterprise Hall, Hon's J. F. Swift and John G. Eastman of San Francisco. The hall will be seated throughout, so that all may be comfortable. FIRE AT GALLATIN.—We learn from yesterday's Star that a disastrous fire occurred at Gallatin last Wednesday, burning the stores of W.W. Standefer & Co and Frankel Bros, including the Post office and Telegraph office. DEATH OF JAS. W. COVFROTH.—The telegraph announces that this distinguished lawyer and public speaker fell dead at the breakfast table at Sacramento, 9th inst. THAT BEATS US.—The Alameda County Gazette tells of bunches of grapes, raised in Mr. Roder's vineyard, near Napa City, weighing thirteen pounds each. ILLUMINA OF MRS. CLARK.—We regret to say that Mrs Miriam Clark, wife of John W. Clark Esq. is quite ill from a neuralgie attack. Bar Peter Cartwright, the celebrated Methodist pioneer preacher, died at his home in Pleasant Plains, Ill., on Thursday, September 26th, aged 87 years. CHANGE OF NIGHT.—The Grant & Wilson Club meet hereafter on Saturday instead of Wednesday, evenings. GEO. B. McClellan.—It is stated that Geo. B. McClellan is coming to Anaheim, for the purpose of seeing the fine painting always to be found at Payne Bros. HOW A PRESIDENT IS ELECTED. Not all of our readers, perhaps understand the mode by which the President of the United States is elected, as we not unfrequently hear inquiries on the subject. Briefly stated, the plan is as follows: Each State is entitled to as many electors for President and Vice-President as it has Senators and Representatives in Congress. In each State the electors are chosen by a plurality vote. That is if there are three sets of electors voted for, those having the highest number of votes are chosen. But a candidate for President; in order to be successful, must have a majority of all the electors. If there be three candidates for President and none of them receive a majority of the electoral College, there is no choice; and the election then goes to the house of representatives. The House must confine their choice to the three highest candidates voted for by the electors. The representatives vote by States and each State has but one vote, so that the power of Delaware is as great as New York. A candidate to be successful, must receive a majority of all the States, or nineteen States. If the delegation is divided, the vote of the State cannot be cast, and therefore is lost. Card from W. M. McFadden, Esq. Ed. South's Cat'n.—Dear Sir—I saw in Monday's issue of L. A. Star that I had been charged with accusing M. O. Boyle, before the Central Committee, of being a Republican. I have known Mr Boyle for three years and during that time he has been an uncompromising Democrat. I write this in justice to myself, as well as to Mr Boyle. W. M. McFadden, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Planters' Hotel G H Turner, Santa Ana. B H Mills, Sonoma. G H Bemls, F Adams, Coyote Ranch. John Fowler, Oakland. J E Bryan, City. Jas Ott, Paul Rickman, An. Ldg W E Higgins, Fort Worth, Texas. M Wright. San Diego. C Morrow, Los Nietos Robt Kepp. San Diego. H Hellman, J Riggers, J Morrath, John Osborne, James Kelly, J Granbery, Los Angeles. Jesse W Tell, Chicago Mrs P Marcovich & son, City. Mrs C W C Bowell & son, Arizona City, EB Nicolas, Richland. A H Bolan, Roseph Lutz, San Bernardino. John Fowler, Santa Ana. Albert Piters, San Louis Obispo. Anahelm Hotel. Henry Charles, Mr. Iler, M Krazewsky, Capistrano. J W Felt & wf. San Francisco. J D Ott. Ed Polhemus, An. Ldg. Wm J Brooks, Westminster. Wm T Azbill, City L Smith, Dinicio Garcia, F Dubois, C G Johnston, T C Wholer, C Leralleona, Anahels, Aledrin, Geo Axtell, B Goldsworthy, Westminster. C Wilson, Bonnia Leon. W R Potter, John Carlin, K M Kanbie, E M Ross, W S Brodrick, Peter Lanay, Los Angeles, Miguel Gustamantr. Donia Jonfa Henry Charles, San Jose. New Advertisements: LAND! LAND!! Several Hundred Acres of New Farming Land be let on shares in quantities to sell. Apply to G. P. Miller, ANAHEIM. CREEKLEY & BROWN CLUB, ANAHEIM, October 18, 1806. It was received that three Water Commissioners and one Water Commissioner on the Republic of Angola be nominated on Thursday, October 17; his election on the 5th day of November next. All members of the Club interested are particularly requested to be present. CHAS. G. JOHNSTON, Secretary J. W. CLARK, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND Notary Public, Offer Enterprise Hall Building... Anaheim. FOR SALE CHEAP!! On Account of Departure!!! One Douglas Pump, 14 feet pipe, Whaler & William Sewing Machine, Two Tablues, One No Waist Centre Table; List of Dishes, Paars & One German student lamp Washing Machine - One one Spring Lounge; Two Carpets, Small Barns; One child carriage; high chair and carriage: Fear Sat-tire; One Deck. TREES & VINES, Over about January 1st., 1872, I will have a large stock of choice Foreign Grape Cottings and Freight Trees for sale; and I will make it the interest of those wanting to purchase from me. J. W. CLARK. Oct. 9, 1872. J. L. Ward & Co.; GENERAL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Anaheim Hotel. Henry Charles, Mr. Iler, M Krazewsky. Capistrano, J W Felt & wf. S San Francisco. J D Ott. Ed Polhemus, An. Ldg. Wm J Brooka, Westminster. Wm T Azbill, City L Smith, Dunicio Garcia, F Dubois, C G Johnston, T C Wholer, C Lorsileons, Anaheim, Aledrin, Geo Axtell, R Goldsworthy, Westminster. C Wilson, Bonnia Leon. W B Potter, John Carlin, K M Kan-Sie, E M Roos, W S Brodrick, Peter Lanny, Los Angeles, Migel Gustamantr. Dolia Josefa, Henry Charles, San Juan. R N White, Edward Lyon Los Alametoas. Dr J Campbell Shorb, San Francisco. E R Nicolas Richland. FREIGHT LIST. Ex Orizaba, Oct. 5th 1872. A I 18 pkg., A C 5, J & FB 1. H & G 85, H & G 42, L & H 31, L & Co 98, T Reiser 3, W M H 3. EMPTY PIPES. T Reiser 6, D St 3. Ex Pacific Oct. 5th 1872. H & G 139 pkg. J & FB 11. J B 17, J W C 20, L & Co 41, L & II 6, L & G 1, MC 84, WHS 36, EMPTY PIPES. R Luedke 6, T Reiser 1, J Bach 3, J Bach 2 Puncheons. ROBT. N. WHITE, Agt. A. L. Co. Deeds Filed. Alfred Robinson, trustee, to C. C Angle; 40 acres of land in San Juan Cajon de Santa Ana rancho, for $1. Alfred Robinson, trustee, to Chah H. Fiske; 10968-100 acres in the Juan Cajon de Santa Ana rancho, for $1,09680. A Victoria paper announces on authority, the Emperor of Germany will surely decide in favor of the United States having San Juan Island, and that England will then cede the whole group to America. BOAT. In Anaheim, Wednesday. Oct. 9.1872 to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Horn, a daughter. To Los ANGLES.-McLaughlin's Express runs daily (except Sundays) leaving Anaheim at 1 P.M. and returning at 12 P.M. Fare $300. Commissions promptly attended to. An old lady who doesn't come to town very often, but takes the papers, on entering one of our stores the other day," said. "Why! do you keep this store yet? I thought you had gone out of the business, I hain't seen your name in the papers for..." CITY LOTS FOR SALE! On about January 1st., 1872, I will have a large stock of choice Foreign Grape Cottings and Fruit Trees for sale, and I will make it the interest of those wanting to purchase from me. J. W. CLARK. Anaheim, Oct. 9.1872. GENERAL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 19 SPRING ST., ... LOS ANGELES DEALERS IN Grain, Wool, Hides. Produce AND FRUIT. Transportation secured at lowest rates throughout Southern California and Arizona. New Blacksmith Shop! A. CRUM, Having bought out the business and goodwill of Mesura Crook & Sullivan and Mr O. Laudke has re-opened his shop. At the Old Stand, LEMON ST., ... ANAHEIM, Where has every facility and good workman for doing NO. I BLACKSMITHING. Wages & Carriage Making, House Shoring, Repelling, Etc., Etc., Etc. GRANT & WILSON CLUB? Speaking this Evn'g BY NON. J.F. SWIFT AND Hon. James G. Eastman, AT ENTERPRISE HALL. REPUBLICANS! TURN OUT! CITY LOTS FOR SALE! To Los Angeles.—McLaughlin's Express runs daily (except Sundays) leaving Anaheim at 1 P.M. and returning at 12 P.M. Fare $200. Commissions promptly attended to. An old lady who doesn't come to town very often, but takes the papers, on entering one of our stores the other day, said, "Why! do you keep this store yet? I thought you had gone out of the business, I hain't seen your name in the papers for ever so long, I opposed you had sold out." An old editor says his conscience in journalism teaches him that there is nothing in this world that will so disgust and sicken the general reader as to learn, after wading through the particulars of an awful accident, that there is a probability of the victim's recovery. SANTA ANA STORE, Santa Ana, BY— WM. H. SPURGEON, DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, For Sale! FOUR HUNDRED SHARES OF THE CAPITAL Stock of the ANAHEIM RAILWAY CO. FOR PARTICULARS INQUIRE OF THE SECRETARY AT THE STORE OF BALMANN & GEORGIA. By order of the Board of Directors. GD. C. KNIX, Sec. A. R.-H On. SEMI-WEEKLY NOTICE TO HUNTERS! ALL PERSONS, HUNTERS, MIE-HUNTERS, and others, are hereby cautioned against hunting bees or game on the Santa Margarita and Mission Vieja Ranches without permission from the undersigned. Any person no trespassing will be held responsible for any damage from fires, and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. JOHN FORSTER. LUMBER. LUMBER! Do old established firm of LANGEMBERGER, BLOCHMANN & CO. ANAHEIM LANDING. REDWOOD & OREGON PINE LUMBER! Bough, Sartfaced, Tongued and Grooved. Pent, Bingham, Shaken, Latha, Palette, Door, Blinds, Windows, Housings, Lime, 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 the LOWEST PRICE. All kinds of Country Produce taken in change for Lumber. Our yard is At the Beach, ear the Warehouse of Anaheim Lighter Company CALL, and EXAMINE OUR STOCK before purchasing there here: San Diego. R. R. R. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CURES THE WORSE PAINT In from One to Twenty Mile. NOT ONE HOUR after reading this advertisement may be SUFFER WITH PAINT. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF IS A CURE FOR READY PAINT. It was the first mail in The Only Pain Remedy that humanity stops the most awestruck pain, always infirmations, and stress. Concentrating with care of the Lung, Breast, Heart, or other parts or organs by massive hour expired on an unsettling day. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTE, no matter how elusive an unwilling face, REHUMATIC Red-shade, Lichen, Chlorine, Kerosene, or prosthetic with dome support. RADWAY'S READY RELIEP WILL AFFORD INSTANT RAIN, INFLAXATION OF THE KIDneys, INFLAXATION OF THE BLADDER, INFLAXATION OF THE BOWEL, CONGENITION OF THE LUNGA, Sore Throat, Difficulty Breathing, PALPTATION OF THE HEART, Hysteric GROUP, DIPHTHICA, CATARRA, INFLUENZA, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHIA, NEURALGIA, RIESMATIAN, COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. The application of the Remedy Prell to the part or parts when the pain or difficulty will arise and comfort. Twenty drops in half a number of water will in a few minutes cure CRAMP, BEASLE, SOUTH MACK, HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE, DIARRHA, DYSENTERY, COLIC, WIND IN THE WILLOW, and all INTERNAL PAINs. Every should always carry a bottle of Radway's Ready Relief wash base. Average interest with product or paint from choice of paints. It is better than French Beauty or Bitterness in mankind. FEVER AND AGUE need for only much. There is not a remalder legend in this world that will prevent and Ague, and all other Malaria diseases. Dysentery, Yellow, and other Persons (added by RADWAY'S FILLS) so quick as Radway's Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle. Sold by Dragish. HEALTH! BEAUTY!! STRONG AND PURIFY BLOOD—INCREASE OF FLUSH AND WEIGHT—CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION ACCOUSED TO ALL. DR. 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SOLD BY ALL DRUGSTORE SAMUEL MEYER, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Oils, Gas Fixtures; and Kitchen Utensils. COMMERCIAL STREET ------ LOS ANGELES DR. D'ASSONVILLE, PHYSICIAN, OFFICE AT THE ANAHEIM DRUG STORE.