anaheim-gazette 1872-12-14

SATURDAY, DEC.14. 1873 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Personal. Garey, Hamilton and —, honored our Sanctum with their presence on Wednesday. It is Mr Garey's intention to establish a branch nursery near Anaheim. Capt Geo. A. Johnson and family passed through on Tuesday for Los Penaequitos. Judge Egan of San Juan was in town on Thursday. C.B. Rawson passed through on Wednesday, en route for Los Angeles. "Skip" as usual put in an appearance several times. W Jeff Gatewood of the World paid us a flying visit yesterday. As you return come up mon amit. We arise before the Los Angeles stage arrives. Annual Stockholder's Meeting of the Anaheim Lighter Company. The yearly meeting of the Anaheim Lighter Company which had been postponed until Monday, Dec. 9th, was held on that day at the office of the Water Company. View Press. Lorenz in the The March of Progress. Ye local hath been to school, not "to get in tellect put into him" but in search of items. And he found one there. Those bideous old wooden monstrosities ylept desks, that have so long disgraced the Grammar School room have given place to the neatest, prettiest, and most comfort able thing we have ever seen in the line of school furniture. THE TRUMPH DESK manufactured by Andrews & Co., of Chicago, Libby & Sweet, of San Francisco, being Agents for the Pacific Coast. As its name indicates it is a trumph in the school furniture line. The desk and seats are constructed of alter-nate slats of Cherry and Black Walnut, and are shaped so as to secure the greatest comfort and ease to the scholar. The seat is attached to the main part of the desk by a noiseless hinges and can be folded up against the back part of the desk when not in use. This noiseless hinge arrangement gives a springiness and elasticity that must be very agreeable to ye' youngster in pursuit of knowledge. There is also attached to the castings of the desk an adjustable foot rest where the weary pedal extremities can repose. As ye local gazed upon these contrivances for the comfort of the rising generation his memory wandered back to "The DAYS OF AULD LANG SYNE" Annual Stockholder's Meeting of the Anaheim Lionin Company. The yearly meeting of the Anaheim Lighter Company which had been portioned until Monday, Dec. 9th, was held on that day at the office of the Water Company. Vice Pres. Lorenz in the chair. Minutes of meeting of 1771 were report and approved. Reports of the officers of the company were read and referred to a committee composed of A. Langenberger, John Fisher, and J. Beannerscheid, for inspectors with instructions to respond immediately. C. Lorerz, F.A. Corn, Jno P'Zeyn, A.Langenberger, and Jno Fischer, were elected Trusties for the ensuing year. Our friend Ben Dreyfus of the Pen of B Dreyfus & Co. New York or San Francisco on Wednesday. He had under his charge Mrs and Miss Hecht, of San Francisco, and Miss Weil, of Baltimore, who have been rusticating for a few weeks past. It is always with deep regret that, as each year's vintage season is ended, we bid Mr. D. "an revoir." His warm heart and his generous hospitality to those whom he has honored with his friendship must be known to be truly appreciated. His absence would create a void in our social circle not easily filled; did we not know that it is his intention on his return in the Spring to establish himself permanently in Anaheim. "Bon voyage, bon succes et bon retour." Hot Scotch whiskies at "Pate's." Christmas Festivities. Preparations are already being made to celebrate in an appropriate manner the coming holidays. Max Nobeling, of the Anaheim Hotel, will give a ball on Christmas night, and on Sylvester eve, Fischer invites his friends to join him in welcoming the birth of the New Year. These gentlemen are so well known that ness and elasticity that must be very agreeable to "ye" youngster in purmit of knowledge. There is also attached to the castings of the desk an adjustable foot rest where the weary pedal extremities can repose. As ye local gazed upon these contrivances for the comfort of the rising generation his memory wandered back to "The days of Auld Lang Syne" the good old days (over the left) when he was school boy. The temple of knowledge where he worshipped then was a diminutive structure of unhewn logs shingled "with shake." His Trumph desk was the soft side of a pine slab, the only noiseless hinge about it the joints of his vertebrae, his only foot rest nether air, and as with back bent, shoulders humped, heads down, roosting upon that slab, he conned his lessons or concocted mischief what a delight it was for ye ancient pedagogue to walk down the line with his omnipresent birch and stimulate our understandings, for these were the good old days when ye ancient pedagogue— "Your youngsters pate to stimulate He beats ye tother end." The old desks of the grammar school have been cut down and patched up for the Primary school. In this we suppose our Educational stepfathers have followed the example of economical mammas when they make a new pair of pants for little bubby out of big Tom's old ones, but for the life of us we cannot see why the little Primary should not have a Trumph desk as well as the big Grammar school master or miss. Christmas. We have been re-quested to call the attention of the good people of Anaheim, to the fact that on Monday Evening, Dec. 16th there will be a preliminary meeting held in the Reading Room, in the rear of Clark's Book Store, for the purpose of appointing committees, and making the necessary arrangements, in regard to the Christmas Tree, to be erected in the lower part of the Masonic Hall. The Ladies of Anaheim and vicinity, are especially invited without obstruction or without delay. If you want your Call at the office CALIFORNIAN. C A. Gardner of this paper. left vesterday, te bee weeks. Our enterprising is going to send a taina, to get Chris CATHOLIC SERVE will be held December 15, at Rev. Philip Farley HOTEL Anaheim L Halberstadt, L Clifton. Los Arizona—W HayA Ladd. City—I -L Drawson. White. Ldg—J R. Polhemus, L HaiLdg—J E Bryan. Gallatin—P Griffver, San Juan—J Capt Johnson ladSan Diego—MarcLos Nietos—O. Krug, H Bobne. W Rodgers, Watson, San FrancoLdg—R Railev. Seeley and MaidWright, San Lea Plantter M Krowzsensk\ C B Rawson, FeBradlep, M Wrigi\ P Foster, M FosA Schmidt, G Sepwife, Los Angeleget Sound. D S\ A Hill, G Lamere\ D L Smith. F S\ Otto Brandt, SaPratt, Contra Co\ New York. A H B Tomas. SanWashington TerBoston. W H J F Payes, SacrataIowa. A W Ro Hot Scotch whiskies at "Pate's." Christmas Activities—Preparations are already being made to celebrate in an appropriate manner the coming holidays. Max Nebeling of the Anaheim Hotel will give a ball on Christmas night, and on Sylvester eve, Fischer invites his friends to join him in welcoming the birth of the New Year. These gentlemen are so well known that it is almost unnecessary to advertise their "shops." That every one will enjoy themselves to the fullest extent does not admit or doubt. New Goods—We would invite the attention of the public to the new stock of goods just opened by Steinhart & Bro. These gentlemen are old residents of Anaheim, and have the reputation of keeping always the best of everything in their line. Give them a call. Go it, Yk Criffles—Consignees of merchandise per steamer Orizaba are required to deposit 15 per cent of the value of their invoices to cover the general average adjustment to be made in San Francisco. Tom & Jerry at Anaheim Hotel The attention of the public is invited to the carib J. L. Ward & Co. The fame of Los Angeles County bringing to the need of a shipping company they could place confessor. Users Ward & Co., have gaduall acquired that confidence by heirrompt transaction of all usine entrusted to them. Such proders would do well to greet them all. Free lunch at Anaheim Hotel tonight. Accident—On Monday last, our well known sober friend; "Mishther" Finnegan whilst working on R. Melrose's well, fell in and struck upon a scantling near the bottom of the well. The scantling was broken and otherwise badly injured. Finnegan takes his bithers as usual—when he can get them. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.—The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting in the School House at Richland on Tuesday evening. There was quite a large attendance, at least fifty persons being present. They were addressed at length by Thos. A Garey of Los Angeles. If you want a square meal, go to the "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch—Irvine, Flint & Co. are constructing a ditch in the Santiago Canon, to irrigate the trast upon which the old ranch house is located. In their survey they have kept the ditch well up on the hillside in order that, should there be a sufficient quantity of water, the ditch may be extended across the foot hills to the San Joaquin plain good people of Anaheim, to the fact that on Monday Evening, Dec. 16th there will be a preliminary meeting held in the Reading Room, in the rear of Clark's Book Store, for the purpose of appointing committees, and making the necessary arrangements, in regard to the Christmas Tree, to be erected in the lower part of the Masonic Hall. The Ladies of Anaheim and vicinity, are especially invited, as without their co-operation, the affair can hardly become a success. Accident—On Monday last, our well known sober friend; "Mishther" Finnegan whilst working on R. Melrose's well, fell in and struck upon a scantling near the bottom of the well. The scantling was broken and otherwise badly injured. Finnegan takes his bithers as usual—when he can get them. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.—The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting in the School House at Richland on Tuesday evening. There was quite a large attendance, at least fifty persons being present. They were addressed at length by Thos. A Garey of Los Angeles. If you want a square meal, go to the "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch—Irvine, Flint & Co. are constructing a ditch in the Santiago Canon, to irrigate the trast upon which the old ranch house is located. In their survey they have kept the ditch well up on the hillside in order that, should there be a sufficient quantity of water, the ditch may be extended across the foot hills to the San Joaquin plain good people of Anaheim, to the fact that on Monday Evening, Dec. 16th there will be a preliminary meeting held in the Reading Room, in the rear of Clark's Book Store, for the purpose of appointing committees, and making the necessary arrangements, in regard to the Christmas Tree, to be erected in the lower part of the Masonic Hall. The Ladies of Anaheim and vicinity, are especially invited, as without their co-operation, the affair can hardly become a success. Accident—On Monday last, our well known sober friend; "Mishther" Finnegan whilst working on R. Melrose's well, fell in and struck upon a scantling near the bottom of the well. The scantling was broken and otherwise badly injured. Finnegan takes his bithers as usual—when he can get them. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.—The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting in the School House at Richland on Tuesday evening. There was quite a large attendance, at least fifty persons being present. They were addressed at length by Thos. A Garey of Los Angeles. If you want a square meal, go to the "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch—Irvine, Flint & Co. are constructing a ditch in the Santiago Canon, to irrigate the trast upon which the old ranch house is located. In their survey they have kept the ditch well up on the hillside in order that, should there be a sufficient quantity of water, the ditch may be extended across the foot hills to the San Joaquin plain good people of Anaheim, to the fact that on Monday Evening, Dec. 16th there will be a preliminary meeting held in the Reading Room, in the rear of Clark's Book Store, for the purpose of appointing committees, and making the necessary arrangements, in regard to the Christmas Tree, to be erected in the lower part of the Masonic Hall. The Ladies of Anaheim and vicinity, are especially invited, as without their co-operation, the affair can hardly become a success. Accident—On Monday last, our well known sober friend; "Mishther" Finnegan whilst working on R. Melrose's well, fell in and struck upon a scantling near the bottom of the well. The scantling was broken and otherwise badly injured. Finnegan takes his bithers as usual—when he can get them. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.—The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting in the School House at Richland on Tuesday evening. There was quite a large attendance, at least fifty persons being present. They were addressed at length by Thos. A Garey of Los Angeles. If you want a square meal, go to the "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch—Irvine, Flint & Co. are constructing a ditch in the Santiago Canon, to irrigate the trast upon which the old ranch house is located. In their survey they have kept the ditch well up on the hillside in order that, should there be a sufficient quantity of water, the ditch may be extended across the foot hills to the San Joaquin plain good people of Anaheim, to the fact that on Monday Evening, Dec. 16th there will be a preliminary meeting held in the Reading Room, in the rear of Clark's Book Store, for the purpose of appointing committees, and making the necessary arrangements, in regard to the Christmas Tree, to be erected in the lower part of the Masonic Hall. The Ladies of Anaheim and vicinity, are especially invited, as without their co-operation, the affair can hardly become a success. Accident—On Monday last, our well known sober friend; "Mishther" Finnegan whilst working on R. Melrose's well, fell in and struck upon a scantling near the bottom of the well. The scantling was broken and otherwise badly injured. Finnegan takes his bithers as usual—when he can get them. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.—The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting in the School House at Richland on Tuesday evening. There was quite a large attendance, at least fifty persons being present. They were addressed at length by Thos. A Garey of Los Angeles. If you want a square meal, go to the "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch—Irvine, Flint & Co. are constructing a ditch in the Santiago Canon, to irrigate the trast upon which the old ranch house is located. In their survey they have kept the ditch well up on the hillside in order that, should there be a sufficient quantity of water, the ditch may be extended across the foot hills to the San Joaquin plain good people of Anaheim, to the fact that on Monday Evening, Dec. 16th there will be a preliminary meeting held in the Reading Room, in the rear of Clark's Book Store, for the purpose of appointing committees, and making the necessary arrangements, in regard to the Christmas Tree, to be erected in the lower part of the Masonic Hall. The Ladies of Anaheim and vicinity, are especially invited, as without their co-operation, the affair can hardly become a success. Accident—On Monday last, our well known sober friend; "Mishther" Finnegan whilst working on R. Melrose's well, fell in and struck upon a scantling near the bottom of the well. The scantling was broken and otherwise badly injured. Finnegan takes his bithers as usual—when he can get them. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.—The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting in the School House at Richland on Tuesday evening. There was quite a large attendance, at least fifty persons being present. They were addressed at length by Thos. A Garey of Los Angeles. If you want a square meal, go to the "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch—Irvine, Flint & Co. are constructing a ditch in the Santiago Canon, to irrigate the trast upon which the old ranch house is located. In their survey they have kept the ditch well up on the hillside in order that, should there be a sufficient quantity of water, the dichter may be extended across the foot hills tothe San Joaquin plain good people of Anaheim, tothe fact that on Monday Evening，Dec 16th there will be a preliminary meeting held inthe Reading Room，inthe rearof Clark'sBookStore，forthepurposeofappointingcommittees,andmakingthe necesaryarrangements，inregardtotheChristmasTree，tobeerectedinthelowerpartoftheMasonicHall.TheLadiesofAnahiemandvicinityareespeciallyinvited.aswithouttheirco-operation,theaffaircanhardlybecomeasuccess. Accident—On Monday last，ourwellknownsoberfriend；"Mishther"FinneganwhilstworkingonR.Melrose'swell,fellinandstruckuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrastuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrastuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Ditch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Datch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Datch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Datch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Datch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Datch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnearthebottomofthewell.Thescantlingwasbrokenandotherwisebadlyinjured.Finnegantakeshisbithersasusual—whenhecangetthem. Agricultural Meeting at Richland.-The Richland Agricultural Club held a meeting inthe SchoolHouseatRichlandontuesdayeveningTherewasquitealargeattendanceatleastfiftypersonssbeingpresentTheywereaddressedatlengthbyThos.AGareyofLosAngeles. If you want a square meal，go tothe "Challenge Restaurant." New Datch-Irvine，Flint&Co．areconstructingadditchinthen SantiagoCanon，toirrigatethetrascntuponascantlingnear.thebottom.of.the.hillside.in.orderthat.should.be.a.sufficient.quiet.you.will.be.greatened.by.the.challenge.restaurant." List-of-letters-Wells-Fargo-Co. Q-Thomas Wm Howard G Danakin J M Pitta School Examination. The semi annual examination of the pupils of the Anaheim Grammar school will be held Friday Dec. 19th. Primary school Thursday afternoon Dec. 18th. Fireman's Meeting.—An unsuccessful attempt was made last Saturday to hold a meeting of the Fire Company, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, but there not being a sufficient number of members in attendance to form a quorum, the business could not be proceeded with. Business Changes.—C. Hille has purchased the interest of R. Menzel in the City Bakery Saloon. Crowther & Johnson have leased the blacksmith shop belonging to Tim Boege. Steward & Hill have bought out Almond Crum. If you want to buy a farm If you want to buy a city lot If you want your life insured If you want your house insured Call at the office of the Southern Californian. C. A. Gardner Esq late proprietor of this paper left for San Francisco yesterday, te be gone about two weeks. Our enterprising friend P. A. Clark is going to send a team to the mountaintop. Statement of Experts and Imports of the Anaheim Lighter Company, from Dec. 1st, 1871, to Nov. 30th, 1872. Exports: Wine and Brandy Pipes " " 1216 Punch " " 41 Casks " " 29 Bbl. " " 209 Kgs. " " 23 Bbl. Oil 37 Wool &c. Bales Wool 2032 Skins 91 No. Hides 1070 Grain &c. Skis Barley 15384 Rye 2617 Corn 12741 Beans 794 Castor 253 Mustard Seed 654 Bales Hay 266 Suxdries Boxes Eggs 117 Cwt. Honey and Wax 54 Sta. Ore 16 Pks. Mdae 127 Bales Hops 1 Import: Feet Asst. Lumber 1,421,883 Tons " " Mde. 2057 The Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Lighter Company met for organization, and elected Jno. Fischer President; Chas. Lorenz, Vice-President; F. A. Korn, Secretary; and A. Langenberger Treasurer. New Advertisements. LADIE: If you want a new Winter hat or you want year last Winter hat reshuffled, you will do well to call at MRS. ELDRUGEN'S Center street, Anaheim. If you want your house insured Call at the office of the Southern Californian. C. A. Gardner Esq late proprietor of this paper, left for San Francisco vestday, to be gone about two weeks. Our enterprising friend P. A. Clark is going to send a team to the mountains, to get Christmas Trees. Catholic Service.—Catholic service will be held hero on Sunday. December 15, at 10 a.m. by the Rev. Philip Farley of San Gabriel. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Anaheim Hotel. L Halberstadt, Ldg—Asking, G L Clifton. Los Angeles—L Diaz, Arizona—W Haynes, San Jann—E A Ladd, City—D Garcia, San Juan —L Dravson, Anaheim—R N White. Ldg—J E Bacon, Nequil—E Polhemus, L Halberstadt, J D Ott. Ldg—J E Bryan, City—L Pollard, Gallatin—P Griffin, Anaheim—Oliver, San Juan—J Westerling. Ldg—Capt Johnson lady and 3 children. San Diego—Marquis lady and child Los Nietos—C Smith, Ldg—P Krug, H Bobne. San Francisco—A W Rodgers, Watsonville, Fisk and son, San Francisco—P Rickman, Ldg—R Railey, San Diego,—Mrs Seeley and Maid. San Diego—W H Wright, San Leandro. Planters' Hotel. M Krowzensky, San Juan Capt C B Rawson, Feguil. B Louw, R Bradlep, M Wright, M Pedrorena, L P Foster, M Foster, J H W Jensen A Schmidt, G Sepple, E Bellyo and wife, Los Angeles. H H Hill, Puget Sound. D Schluter. J Hanson A Hill, C Lamermore, Wilmington D L Smith, F S Eison. C G Frash Otto Brandt, San Francisco, W C Pratt, Contra Costa. C C Lemann, New York, A Seeley, San Diego. H B Tomas, Santa Ana. G Warner Washington Ter. G F Wolkins, Boston. W H Raynes, England. J F Payes, Sacramento. J M Casey, Iowa. A W Rodgers, Watsonville. The Board of Trustees of the Anheim Lighter Company met for organization, and elected Jno. Fisher President; Chas. Lorenz, Vice President; F. A· Korn, Secretary; anc A. Langenberger Treasurer. NOTICE. CUSTOMERS will please call and settle their accounts before the last of January. LANGENBERGER & CO. NOTICE. WE would respectfully inform our customers that after the 1st of January 1872 all running accounts must positively be settled every four months, by cash or notes. LANGENBERGER & Co. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The Corporation hitherto existing between Charles Hille and Robert Menzel in the Bakery and Bar business has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Charles Hille having assumed all accounts and liabilities of the late firm, parties indebted will please call and settle at once. Anaheim, Des. 9th., "CHAS. HILLE." FOR SALE. 81 acres of land with dwelling house, stables, barns and six acres of vineyard on the "Anahali" 48 acres of land with two story residence and improvements in Anaheim extension. 260 acres of land with improvements on Santa Ann Ranshoe. 310 acres land, unimproved on Las Coyotes creek. Town lots in Anaheim. For parties please enquire at "SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN" Office. NOTICE. As I have sold out my Blacksmith and Wagon Shop I hereby give motions to all persons indebted to me to sell and settle before the 1st day of January. 73 or they will be sued. Accounts can be found at the Office of Steinhart & Brl. A. CRUM. A.G. BEEBE CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. Plans and specifications drawn up with neatness and accuracy. Orders left at CLARK'S BOOK STORE and ANAHIM HOTEL will receive prompt attention. ANAHEIM HOTEL. To-night! Tom & Jerry, and a good lunch. Everybody is invited. Mux Nebolung, Prop. Anaheim Hotel. WILLE, Los Angeles. H H Hill, Pu get Sound. D Schluter, J Hanson A Hill, C Lamermore, Wilmington D L Smith, F S Eison, C G Frash Otto Brandt, San Francisco, W C Pratt, Contra Costa. C C Lemann, New York, A Seeley, San Diego. H B Tomas, Santa Ana. G Warner Washington Ter. G F Wolkins, Boston. W H Raynes, England. J F Payes, Sacramento. J M Casey, Iowa. A W Rodgers, Watsonville G A Johnston, San Diego. Miss D E Yorba, T Maletta. C G Johnston, I F Gardner, Los Angeles. A L Bush, Santa Ana, G Wales, W Jankins, San Francisco, P Rickman. Idg. List of letters remaining at Wells Fargo & Co., Dec. 13th '72. F. W. Athearn 2 R. M. Baker N. Bolan. R. Ashcroft T. Valen Zettela F. Botiller Miss N. Cooper Jas Fleming M Graber Justin Mrs S D Haile. Jno Hunter J Morillo H D Polhemus D Obiedo. P Richards 3 Th Reiser O Rorden R Reyes Thos Shgley H Werder Anaheim Lodge No 207 R Yorba. List of packages remaining at Wells Fargo & Co., Dec. 13th '72. Q Thatin Wm Howard G Danskin J M Pitta. To-night! Tom & Jerry, and a good lunch. Everybody is invited. Max Nebolung, Prop. Anahiem Hotel. GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL! To be held at the above named house on Wednesday, Dec. 25th,'72. TICKETS—admitting Gentleman and Ladies $2.50. Our friends and patrons, and the public generally are invited to attend! A jolly good time may be expected. MAX NEBELUNG. J. L. Ward & Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Shipping Agents 19 Spring St., Los Angeles MAILERS IN Grain, Wool, Hides, Produce AND FRUIT. B. O. FOX. PIONEER SADDLE and HARNESS MARKET. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 12 Icery, Leather and Findings No. 17, Los Angeles street, Los Angeles. D. DESMOND HAT STORE, MAIN STREET, ANGEL? RARE CHANGE. TUSTIN CITY, Lots and Blocks GIVEN AWAY. LOTS 500 FEET SQUARE NEEDED TO THOSE WHO will improve the same. To families with four or five children, will be given a whole Block. TUSTIN CITY is situated in the centre of the southern land in the Santa Ana Valley, eight miles south of Anaheim on the stage and telegraph road; and only six miles from the Newport, and seven miles from the New Landing. The streets are 70 and 80 feet wide. Ample reservations for Schools, Churches and Public Grounds. THE RAILROAD from Los Angeles to San Diego bound to pass through this place. THE TELEGRAPH, and MAIL STAGES positively pass through it. THE LARGE 11 MILE DITCH, of Chapman & Co., BACKSMITHING AND MOTION & CARRIAGE MAKING. STEWART AND HILL ought out the entire business of Almon the old and well known shop of Arshelm, on Leimon street, Anaheim, they will warrant all work. it is cheap as any man in the country, and Carriages of all kinds made to order. in all its branches, Tin, Copper, and Work done, and Art design well made, Harms Sleeving wall done. STEWART & HILL. EOPENING OF THE BACKSMITH & WAGON SHOP only occupied by Crook & Sulitran OSITE LANGENBERGER & CO., ENTER STREET, ANAHEIM. Designers have opened the above shop, fully prepared to do BLACKSMITH WORK, a brasshear, Vagon and Carriage making, AND General Job Work, SHOEING, A SPECIALTY Kindness, strict attention to business work warranted. Inour metto, CROWTHER A JOHNSON, The Undersigned having needed the late firm of and Menzel, in the Baksisiness, respectfully solicit intinuance of the public image, and assures his that no pain shall be to make the ITY BAKERY" favorite public institution. MAKES ...AND... PIES ery description, at short notice literate prices. in Dec. 14th. ROBERT MENZEL. TUSTIN CITY is situated in the centre of the Siest land in the Santa Ana Valley; eight miles south of Anaheim on the stage and telegraph road; and only six miles from the Newport, and seven miles from the New Landing. The streets are 70 and 80 feet wide. Ample reservations for Schools, Churches and Public Grounds. THE RAILROAD from Los Angeles to San Diego bound to pass through this place. THE TELEGRAPH, and MAIL STAGES positively pass through it. THIS LARGE 11 MILE DITCH, of Chapman & Co., supplies water to the whole adjacent country. FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO C. TUSTIN, atustin city Lumber. LUMBER The old established firm of LANGENBERGER, BLOCHMAN & CO. ANAHEIM- LANDING. Keep constantly on hand a large and complete armament of REDWOOD & OREGON PINE LUMBER! Rough, Surfaced, Teagued and Grooved. Posts, Shingles. Shakes, Lathes, Plakats, Doors, Blinds, Windows, Mouldings, Limar, Plaster, Hair Nails and Hardware, Just received 750,000 net OREGON PINE FENCING All of our Lumber is of the Best Quaand we are determined to sell at the LOWEST RATES. All kinds of Country Produce takes in exchange for Lumber. Our yard is At the Beach Near the Warehouse of Anaheim Lighter Company CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK Before purchaing elsewhere. A KES AND PIES ary description, at short notice terate prices. Dec. 14th, Robert Menzel. BAR OF The Old City Bakery, Angeles street, has become the property unsigned, and will hereafter be conducted some experience in the business. I am that I can please, if uniform gentlemanly supported by a GAREY'S SEMI-TROPICAL URSERIES Sam Pedro Street. Lemon, English Walnut and HERN FRUIT TREES, LINES, PLANTS, ETC. Ordinarily, in any desired unity, and at reduced price, are sold on the premises. THOS. A. GAREY CLARK, Agent at Anaheim. If OREGON PINE FENCING All of our Lumber is of the Best Quaand we are determined to sell at the LOWEST PRATES. All kinds of Country Produce takes in exchange for Lumber. Our yard is At the Beach Near the Warehouse of Anaheim Lighter Company CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK Before purchaing elsewhere. CALIFORNIA BREWERY, Seventh North street, between Los Angeles and Lemon. ANAHEIM. F. CONBAD, Proprietor. THE BEST LAGER BELE, BY BOTTLE OR KEG always on hand. Orders promptly filled. NEWSPAPER LAW, 1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary are considered as wishing to continue their subscription. 2. If subscribers wish their paper discontinued a publisher may continue to send them until all charges are paid. 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take the papers from the office or place where they are sent they are responsible until they settle their bill and give notice to discontinue them. 4. If subscribers move to other places without forming the publisher and the paper is sent to the former direction, they are held responsible. Notice of removal should always be given. 5. The courts have decided that refusing to take a paper or periodical from the office, or removing and leaving it unsailed far, is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud. ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL — While others of ten fail, Mr A. E. Putney almost invariably succeeds in finding a good argentian stream the first trial, without extra expense to his employmen. This is partly owing to his long experience and peculiar knowledge of the business and also the superior power of his boiling tools which enables him to go through strata that are impassible to others. His address is Anaheim.