anaheim-gazette 1872-11-16

Southern California CHAS. A GARDNER, EDITOR and CAMPBLETON. OFFICE AT CORNER OF CENTER AND LOS ANGELES STREETS. TERMS For One Year (Unpaid) ... 8.00 Sig Months... 1.75 The ... 1.00 Anaheim Drug Store. V. D'ASSONVILLE, DRUGGIST, CENTER ST., ... Anaheim Resisting by every stream a variety of wholes DRUGS... CHEMICALS... PERFUMERY... TOILET ANTICTLES... Banks. THE BANK. WM WORKMAN, V.P.F. TEMPLE. TEMPLE & WORKMAN, Bankers. TEMPLE BLOCK, LOS ANGELES. Receive Deposit and Trust with Certifidater, transfer. General Drinking Business. Draw on fire London and San Francisco Bank (Limited) at San Francisco. EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON NEW YORK, NO. 214 LONDON PARIS AND BOO WESTRING. LEGAL TENDERS, BULLION, GOLD, FUST, and Government State, County and City Bonds Bought and Sold. Receive Valuables for sale keeping. FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS! V. D'ASSONVILLE, DRUGGIST, CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Receiving by every streamer a variety of wholes and fittings ... DRUGS... CHEMICALS... PERFUMERS... TOILET ARTICLES... CHAS. G. JOHNSTON, ATTY & COUNSEL OR AT LAW, Land Broker. Office Center at Anaheim with Justice Kobler B. J. C. KEWAN, KEWEN & HOWARD, ATTORNEYS AT LW. COMS & 10. DOWNEY'S BLOCK, corner Main and Temple St., Los Angeles. J. R. MONNELL, MCONNELL & KING, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Downey Block, Main Street, Los Angeles. R. K. OVELVENEY & HAZARO, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office Temple Blvd., Los Angeles, California. Special attention given to business in the U.S. Land Office. J. W. CLARK, Notary Public JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Land Agent and Convoyancer. Acknowledgement Taken. Office in Eatonville Hall Building, Anaheim A. KOHEER, Justice of the Peace, [ANAHEIM TOWNSHIP] Office Next to Anaheim Hotel, Center Street Anaheim. Particular attention paid to conveying, collecting, advertising And the drafting of legal papers generally. Business transacted in all modern languages. DR. S. GARNERI PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Southern California and Philadelphia, Anaheim Center Street Anaheim. Particular attention paid to Conveying, Collecting, Advertising And the drafting of legal papers generally. Bulances transmitted in all modern languages. DR. J. S. GARDINER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN BUILDING, ANAHEIM DR. W. N. HARDIN, Office and Req'dence Cor. Los Angeles and Wyoming Streets ANAHEIM. FLORENCE IT BOTH MORE WORK, MORE KINDS OF WORK, AND BETTER WORK, Than any other machine. If there is a Florence Sewing Machine within one thousand miles of San Francisco not working well and giving entire satisfaction, if I am in need of it without expense of any kind to the owner, SAMUEL HILL, Agent 19 New Montgomery Street Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco DR. J. S. GARDINER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN BUILDING, ANAHEIM THE GRAND GIFT CONCEIT. GIFT MONEY ALL UP. €500,000 in Bank to Pay Prizes A Full Drawing in Sight. The Growth of the Wine Intercal in Anaheim. As the work of preparing the vintage of 1872 for the market draws to a close, it will hold uninteresting to our readers to cast a brief retrospective glance upon the The Growth of the Wine Intercultural in Anaheim. As the work of preparing the vintage of 1872 for the market draws to a close, it will not be interesting to our readers to cast a brief retrospective glance upon the growth of the wine interest in this section. Fourteen years ago a tract comprising between down and twelve hundred acres of land was purchased by an association of Germans, in order to establish all groving vines and producing therefrom wine. The trust was divided into fifty lots of twenty acres each, and vines were planted in each lot. With the hard struggle for even a bare existence, and with the many misfortunes that at the outset befell the little colony; with the story of the great flood of 1862 when the village was threatened with extinction and with the triumphant emergence of Anaheim from this dark period of trouble and disaster, all are doubtless familiar. The story is an oft told tale to the visitor of the cupacious cellars of an original Anaheimer. But what is not known is the rapid though noiseless increase from year to year of the vintage, the gradual introduction of Anaheim wines into different markets, and their successful competition, at first with the local wines and afterwards, in the markets of San Francisco, Chicago and New York, with the wines of France and the Rhine. Even in the infancy of the settlement, during its hardest struggle for existence, two gentlemen, B.Dreytus and A.Langenberger, residents of the community, determined to devote their energies to the favorable introduction of the Anaheim wine into the great markets of the United States. Associating themselves together under the firm name of Langenberger & Co., they constructed extensive buildings and fitted them with the requisite machinery for the purification, and visibly purchased Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard, whose will rival, if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines, and visibly purchased Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard, whose will rival, if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines, and visibly purchased Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard, whose will rival, if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines, and visibly purchased Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard, whose will rival, if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines, and visibly purchased Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard, whose will rival, if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines, and visibly purchased Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard, whose will rival, if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines, and visibly purchased Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard, whose will rival, if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines, and visibly purchasing Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200,000 gallons this year about 189,000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). All of 1871 and 1872 is in greater bulk than which is needed to their house of D.C., in New York. Kind of wine made by Hock, Port, Glargel and Mr. Aug. Schenk has with this firm a distiller he distills from the grapes a large amount brandy, which is shipped houses in New York and cisco. As it is not possible to list statistics in regard to the Wine-Growers' Association in San Francisco, more extended accounts to a future issue be seen, however, that periment inaugurated a vantageous circumstance one quarter of a century resulted the establishment immense wine companies posed of a corporation owners, and the other a which is the largest win on the Pacific Coast. It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it, and it is not improbable commencement of the entire section of outing between the San Santa Ana rivers will mense vineyard，whose will rival，if not exceed famed brands of foreign wines，and visibly purchasing Santa Ana vineyards last year about 200，000 gallons this year about 189，000 gallons having become a slight extent by a swirl in the spring). 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It has proved most adaptability of this Los Angeles county to it，and it is not improbable commencementoftheentiresectionofoutingbetweentheSanSantaAnariverswillmensevineyardwhosewillrival，ifnotexceedfamedsbrandsofforeignwines，andvisuallypurchasedSantaAnavineyardstilldowntheRhine.Ajoedtogo.toschalmanttorcomeoncboardandjthenuponduntiltonconduithelselfwithpurgethecapaineightierforhispassage.Now somethingfingerledintheetwherebehindgluecevents. Associating themselves together under the firm name of Langenberger & Co., they constructed extensive buildings and fitted them with the requisite machinery for the purpose of successfully expressing the juice of the grape not only from their own vineyards, but also from those of their neighbors, who could not at that time procure the proper facilities for making wine. As the colony grew in years and wealth, one by one the several vineyardists expended their acquired means in erecting four canneries separate containments, but appreciating the proximity of a central co-operation in bringing their wines prominently before the public they formed an association under the name of the "United Wine-Growers' Association of Anahim" and placed at its head B. Dreyfus, the senior partner of the firm which had by energy and example first created the desire to rival the wine producers of Northern California and the East Years slipped by with parity fortunes to the Association. But eventually the whole business had become so immense, and the interest of Langenberger & Co. so increased that it was deemed judicious by them to separate from the Association and no longer attention exclusively to The sale of their own wines'. On the first day of existence, two gentlemen, B. Dreyfus and A. Langenberger, residents of the community, determined to devote their energies to the favorable introduction of the Anaheim wine into the great markets of the United States. Associating themselves together under the firm name of Langenberger & Co., they constructed extensive buildings and fitted them with the requisite machinery for the purpose of successfully expressing the juice of the grape not only from their own vineyards, but also from those of their neighbors, who could not at that time procure the proper facilities for making wine. As the colony grew in years and wealth, one by one the several vineyardists expended their acquired means in erecting four canneries separate containments, but appreciating the proximity of a central co-operation in bringing their wines prominently before the public they formed an association under the name of the "United Wine-Growers' Association of Anahim" and placed at its head B. Dreyfus, the senior partner of the firm which had by energy and example first created the desire to rival the wine producers of Northern California and the East Years slipped by with parity fortunes to the Association. But eventually the whole business had become so immense, and the interest of Langenberger & Co. so increased that it was deemed judicious by them to separate from the Association and no longer attention exclusively to The sale of their own wines'. On the first day of existence, two gentlemen, B. Dreyfus and A. Langenberger, residents of the community, determined to devote their energies to the favorable introduction of the Anaheim wine into the great markets of the United States. Associating themselves together under the firm name of Langenberger & Co., they constructed extensive buildings and fitted them with the requisite machinery for the purpose of successfully expressing the juice of the grape not only from their own vineyards, but also from those of their neighbors, who could not at that time procure the proper facilities for making wine. As the colony grew in years and wealth, one by one the several vineyardists expended their acquired means in erecting four canneries separate containments, but appreciating the proximity of a central co-operation in bringing their wines prominently before the public they formed an association under the name of the "United Wine-Growers' Association of Anahim" and placed at its head B. Dreyfus, the senior partner of the firm which had by energy and example first created the desire to rival the wine producers of Northern California and the East Years slipped by with parity fortunes to the Association. 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"It is nowhere else you can see any signs or symbols." Yes. Line 11: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 12: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 13: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 14: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 15: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 16: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 17: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 18: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 19: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 20: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 21: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 22: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 23: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 24: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 25: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 26: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 27: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 28: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 29: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 30: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 31: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. Line 32: "(I.O.E.O.F.) A.N.A.H.I.M." Yes. 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A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 37, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 38, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 39, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 40, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 41, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 42, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 43, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 44, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 45, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 46, it's: "(I/O-E-O-F.) A.N/A-H-I-M)" No. In line 47, it's: "(I/O 16, 1872. NO. 4 They had the change was finally settled and Langeberg & Co. published wine collars in New York and San Francisco, transacting business in those places under the firm of B. Dreyfus & Co. Their quarters are on the corner of Harbor and Broadway in the city of New York and preside over the supervision of John J. Weakin, the junior partner of the firm, the office in France, it is in charge of J. Howe fold, also a partner whilst Dreyfus in Australia dictate the yard and the vine making generally. They own an estate occupied by Arabian appraisals of 200 acres, and vitally purchase the children, the grapes produced in the Santa Ana vineyards. They made a year 200,000 gallons of wine and a year about 180,000 gallons (the tractor having become decreased to light extent by a severe frost late the spring). All of the vintage 1871 and 1872 is in store and the larger bulk of which is to be shipped to their house of B. Dreyfus & Co. How many soft-boiled eggs could the giant Gollah eat on an empty stomach? To mediate what happened to either his hand. Then, for example, the first one asked: "How many soft-boiled eggs could the giant Gollah eat on an empty stomach? To mediate what happened to either his hand." One for he who has eaten one cannot put the second on an empty stomach. And the other paid him twelve krentzers. Wait, Jowel thought the second: "I will try you out of the New Testament, and I think I shall win my piece." That leaves no question why did the Apostle E盐 answer the Second Epistle to two Corinthians? Because he was not in Corinth," said the Jew; otherwise he would have spoken to them. So he went another twelve krentzer piece. When the third saw that the Jew was on Well Worn in the Bible, he teetered with different way. "Who?" said he, prolongs his work to as great a length as possible, and completes it thus: "The rope snake it is, indus- Because he was not in Corinth, said the Jew; otherwise he would have spoken to them. So he won another twelve knotzer piece. When the third saw that the Jew was well vexed in the Bill, he teased him different way. "What" said he, improlungs his work to as great a length as possible and computes this time. "The rope maker," he is industrious," said the Jew. In the meantime they drew near to a village and one said to the other, "That is bamlateh." The fourth asked, In what month do the puppies of Bamlateh eat the least? "In February?" said the Jew, after it has only twenty eight days. "There are two nature brothers," said the fifth, "and still only one of them is my uncle." "The uncle is your father's brother," said the Jew, "and your father is not your uncle." A fish now leaped out of the water, and the sixth asked, "What fish have their eyes nearest together?" "The smallest," said the Jew. The seventh asked, "How can a man ride from Balse to Berne in the shade, in the summer time, when the sun shines?" "When he comes to a place where there is no shade he must dismount and go on foot," was the answer. The eighth asked, "When a man rides in the winter time from Balse to Berne, and has forgoon his gloves, how must he manage so that his hands won't freeze?" He must make fists of them, propled the Jew. The ninth was the last; and he asked: "How can five persons divide two eggs so that each man will receive one, and still one remains in the dish?" The last man must take the dish with the egg," said the Jew, "and he can let it lie in the dish as long as he pleases." But it how came his turn, and he determined to make a good sweep. After many preliminary complaints, he asked with an air of mischievous friendliness: "How can a man fry two trout in three pans, so that the trout may lie in each pan?" No one could answer this, and one after the other gave him a twelve knotzer piece; but when the ninth desired that he should solve the riddle he rocked to and fro shrugged his shoulders and rolled his eyes. Nine persons sailed from Basle on the Rhine. A Jew who wish to go to Chalmart was allowed come on board and journey with him, upon a notice that he would identify himself with propriety and be the captain of eighteen knotzers his passage. Now it is true nothing jingled in the Jew's pick when he had struck his hand against it. But the only money here was a twelve knotzer piece for the other was a brass button withstanding this he accepted the off with gratitude—for he ought to himself something may learn even upon the water there has many man grown rich on the Rhine. During the first part of the voyage the passengers were very much north and northeast, and marry and the Jew, which wallt under his arm—to be first they is safe to travel much north and northeast, and in one place with these of his own. But as the vessel sailed one and passed Tharingen and Vetz, the passengers grew elated his slowly down the river all same on land and now some on sea. None Jew do you know any time that will amuse you. Your here must have contrived many one during their journey in the drierest. Now is the time," thought the Jew, to hear my sheep." He then proposed that they should attend an inspection and his fellow passengers should receive twelve knotzers. This proposal should also pay the Jewish who did not attend it a bicolor piece and who who served him pertinent should receive twelve knotzers. This proposal should also pay the Jewish who did not attend it a bicolor piece and who who served him pertinent should receive twelve knotzers. After many preliminary complaints, he asked with an air of mischievous friendliness that the trout may lie in each pan. No one could answer this, and one after the other gave him a twelve knotzzer piece, but when the ninth desired that he should solve the riddle he rocked to and shrugged his shoulders and rolled his eyes. I am a poor Jew,raid he, What has thanked me with it," cried the restful Give on the answer "You must not take it amiss," said the Jew, for I am a poor Jew. Abast after much persuasion and many promises that they would do him no harm he thrust his hand into his pocket took out one of the twelve knotzzer pieces that he had laid it on the table, and said: "I do not know the answer any more than you. Here are my twelve knotzzer pieces." When the others heard this they opened their eyes; and paid this was scarcely according to agreement. But as they could not control their daughter, and were wealthy and good-natured men and of the Jew helped them while away the time from St. Violet to Schalmpt, they let it open and the Jew took him from the vessel. Laws good arithmetic took up how much the Jew carried with him. He had nine twelve knotzzer pieces by his masters; one of his own riddle, one in his pocket to start with, one he paid back, and eighteen knotzers he gave to the captain. The William Pannibald, of London, is hard for October, with no amount of information concerning the rules and regulations of Dutch Sams point carrier.