anaheim-gazette 1873-08-02

Southern Californian SATURDAY ... AUGU T 2 1873 ANAHEIM POST-OFFICE. SPECIAL NOTICE. Mr. E. A Pullen is authorised to collect all moneys due the Southern Californiaian. Richard Melrose. Kleinigheiten, There are forty-two Masons and fifty-one Odd Fellows in Anaheim. Messrs. Perry Woodworth & Co. advertise in this issue. We have received from San Francisco several new kinds of job type. The meeting of the F. & A. M. will be held to night. The nett proceeds of the Old Folk's concert amount to $125. The weather has not been so sultry as during the past week. Dr. Ellis is preparing for a lengthy excursion on the briny deep. He goes a fishing "for to catch a fish." Deputy County Register, Clark, has enrolled seven names during the week. Menzel has gone to San Bernardino, and will return with a cargo of Accident.—We learn from the Los Angeles Express, that Mr. M. G. Pumphrey, well known in Anaheim, met with a serious accident. It seems that on Sunday night he returned to his room, on the third story of the Pico House, but, after going to bed, found the heat so oppressive that he could not sleep, and got up and sat on the sill of the window of his room. In this position he dozed off into a sleep. This is the last thing he recollects until he awoke from the shock of striking the solid asphaltum sidewalk. The presumption is that in his sleep he moved forward, and instinctively finding himself falling grabbed at the halt shut window above his head, for he was heard to strike with a loud noise against the arc it rave on which his feet had rested. He was carried to his room, and Dr Wise was called, who examined the injured man. He considers that his chances for recovery are hopeful. Although he is by no means out of danger, he is much better than the Doctor had hoped for. Mr. Pumphrey arrived from Oakland on Wednesday evening by the Telegraph Stage Line, and her caretaking nursing will go far towards hastening his recovery. A Row.—On Wednesday a complaint was lodged in Judge Kohler's Court, by Dubarry Jean, charging one Henry Bossa with threatening The weather has not been so sultry as during the past week. Dr. Ellis is preparing for a lengthy excursion on the briny deep He goes a fishing "for to catch a fish." Deputy County Register, Clark, has enrolled seven names during the week. Menzel has gone to San Bernardino, and will return with a cargo of fruit. The dedication of the Presbyterian Church will take place on Sunday August 10th. E. W. Champlin has commenced the erection of a house on Second street, for Mr. C. Mosoman. Considerable curiosity is felt as to how Madam Senyah looks with some clothes on. Saxton's house, when completed, will have cost nearly four thousand dollars. No services will be held in the Catholic Church until the 24th of August. "Fritz" Fischer wants to be a machinist. He has gone to San Francisco to learn how it is done. Clark & Austin's Circulating Library is now open to the public. Subscribers are requested to come forward and pay their dues. Mr. A. Langenberger went to San Francisco on Wednesday's steamer His son—Charles—will become an inmate of the Santa Barbara college. Mcars McGee and Wilson of the Telegraph Company are in town, having completed their preliminary reconnaissance of the telegraph line between here and San Bernardino. A gentleman representing a well known wine house in New York, was in Anabeim during the week He purchased several thousand gallons from different vintners. Dr. E. B. Haslette, who resided for a short time in Anabeim, committed suicide in San Bernardino during last week. Cause—Domestic Infelicity. Quite a party of gentlemen paid a visit to Santa Catalina on Monday. A Row.—On Wednesday a complaint was lodged in Judge Kohler's Court, by Dubarry Jean, charging one Henri Bossa with threatening to make him (the plaintiff) a denial moist unpleasant body." Both of the gentlemen in question live near the Corote house, and are engaged in the propagation of wool and sheep. Bossa owed Jean some money, but a slight misunderstanding as to the amount, led to a quarrel, and while Bossa ran into his cabin with the intention of procuring his pistol, Jean ran into Anaheim and had him arrested. Owing to the impossibility of procuring legal advisers, the case was transferred to Judge Trafford's Court in Los Angeles. A Concert.—On Wednesday evening, a concert will be given at Enterprise Hall, by the Westminster Choir. Their object is to procure money to purchase an organ for use in the church and school house. Among those who will assist on this occasion are Mesdames Goldworthy and Bowley and Messrs Poor and Crowther. Mr. Poor will read several of Hans Breitman's longbable Dutch sketches. The piano will be presided over by a lady of brilliant musical attainments. We hope to see a large attendance. The People's Ticket.—The result of the labors of the People's Convention held last Saturday, are follows: State Senator, C. W Bush. Assembly, A. Higuie, J. M. Guinan. Sheriff, Wm. R. Rowland. Cleek, A. W: Potts. Recorder, J. W. Gillette. Treasurer, F. P. F Temple. District Attorney, V. E. Howard. Surveyor, D. Seebld Coroner, Dr. N. P. Richardson Administrator. Eulogio F. de Ceis Road Commissioner, W. M. Oborne. Superintendent of Public Schools, Geo. H. Peck. New Wa Thursday, Leed by Consta plaint made case was that Judge K blle isher and Mo a quiet game the former ge of indignation table, to wha Moreno was nine dollars refused to g own behalf money, but owed him money. Jud disputing him him that the manner of co ordered him the sum of the costs, a more. Another formed that by the Epic community to The Rev. M was in town owing to the prevented fr prominently is his intent part of the pr religious service Presbyterian him the nu During his w he will invest of securing t erect a custal A Celest Wau invoked recover from sum of ten dollar board. T natives of t and no inter impossible to cds intellig great confide physiognomy for Sin Se known wine house in New York, was in Anaheim during the week. He purchased several thousand gallons from different vintners. Dr. E. B. Haslette, who resided for a short time in Anaheim, committed suicide in San Bernardino during last week. Cause—Domestic Infelicity. Quite a party of gentlemen paid a visit to Santa Catalina on Monday. Amongst the number were our friends, Dreyfus and Egan of Capistrano. A large party—among whom were Messrs. Korn, Moseman and Zeyn with their families—left on Thursday morning for the San Juan Hot Springs. They propose to be gone three weeks. Justice Clark rendered the following judgments during the week: Crowther vs. Leihy, judgment for plaintiff for $871; Crook & Sulliwan vs. Leihy, judgment for plaintiff for $1461. The San Diego papers are waking up the Supervisors of that county in regard to grading the worst part of the road between San Diego and San Bernardino. One John Magee offers to make the necessary repairs for $1,000. We were much pleased to make the acquaintance of Dr. C. W. Bush during a recent visit to Los Angeles. We found the Doctor to be a quiet, unassuming gentleman, pleasant and courteous in manner, and possessing qualifications of mind, which will undoubtedly cause him to become a power in the next Legislature. His selection by the People's Party, as their leader in the present campaign, was unquestionably a master-stroke of policy. Bush, Assembly, A. Higuei, J. M. Guirn, Sheriff, Wm. R. Rowland, Clerk, A. W. Potts, Recorder, J. W. Gillette, Treasurer, F. P. F Temple, District Attorney, V. E. Howard, Surveyor, L. Seebld Coroner, Dr. N. P. Richardson Administrator, Eulogio F. de Ce is Road Commissioner, W. M. Oborne. Superintendent of Public Schools, Geo. H. Peck. Notice to Granges—W. H. Baxter, G. D., left San Francisco on Thursday and will arrive in Los Angeles to day. His visit to this section is for the purpose of properly organizing and placing in complete working order, the Subordinate Granges, which have recently been formed in the southern portion of the State. Communications can be addressed to him through the post office or Wells, Fargo & Co., Los Angeles. Los Angeles Library—One of the institutions of Los Angeles city is the public library, founded some months ago. It is a child of the people originated and supported by them, and has proved already of incalculable benefit in offering to all but more particularly to young men, a pleasant place for recreation, amusement and instruction. To the kind assistance given the undertaking by Gov. Downey, Dr. Griffin, and other public-spirited citizens of Los Angeles much of its present prosperity is indebted; yet we cannot refrain from expressing the belief that in its general internal arrangement and management, the institution has prospered by having secured the services of the gentlemanly and courteous librarian, J. C. Littlefield. Thermometrical and Hygrometrical Record for July. We present below to our readers, our final record of the wet and dry bulbs of the hygrometer, prepared by Mr. Francis S. Miles of this place. JULY 1872 The average temperature for the month of July, 1872, was 72 degrees, the thermometer ranging from a maximum of 83° to a minimum of 66°. We present this to our readers, in order that they may compare the two years together, and judge for themselves, regarding the evenness of our temperature. NEW WAY OF COLLECTING.—On Thursday, Isaac Calisher was arrested by Constable Pulley, on a complaint made by Juan Moreno. The case was tried yesterday before Judge Khler. It seems that Calisher and Moreno were indulging in a quiet game of "draw" in which the former got "busted," and in a fit DEEDS FILLED.—Anos Travis to Mary C. Vandegraft—One hundred acres of land in the rancho Santiago de Santa Ana for $5. James F Barham to Henry Watson—Land in the same rancho for $1. A. B. Chapman to J. W. Davenport—a west half of the "Davenport tract" in the Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, $815 60 in gold coin. P. Coleman and S. Coleman to B. A Daring—Certain lots in Anabeim for $500 gold coin. REAL ESTATE AGENCY — We would call the attention of the public to the column of Frank R. Lalaucherie, agent for the house of Bennett and Page in San Francisco. He has also established an agency for the sale of lands, stock or anything that is salable. "Frank's" energy and business fact are too well known in Anabeim to need comment, but we would advise all who wish to employ an agent to transact their business to call upon him, as we do not doubt that, by so doing, they will largely benefit themselves. MARINE INSURANCE.—P. A. Clark the agent of the State Investment and Insurance Company of California, has been empowered by this company to issue marine policies on all shipments of grain, wool and general merchandise, made on the NEW WAY OF COLLECTING.—On Thursday, Isaac Calisher was arrested by Constable Pullen, on a complaint made by Juan Moreno. The case was tried yesterday before Judge Kohler. It seems that Calisher and Moreno were indulging in a quiet game of "draw" in which the former got "busted," and in a fit of indignation reached over the table, to where the money won by Moreno was lying, and "grabbed" nine dollars, which he pocketed and refused to give up. Calisher in his own behalf admitted taking the money, but claimed that Moreno owed him nine dollars borrowed money. Judge Kohler, while disputing his assertion, reminded him that there was a more lawful manner of collecting old debts, and ordered him to pay over to Moreno the sum of nine dollars, and pay the costs, amounting to as much more. ANOTHER CHURCH — We are informed that efforts are being made by the Episcopal portion of the community to erect a church edifice. The Rev. Mr. Luke of San Gabriel was in town on last Sunday, but owing to the illness of his child, was prevented from bringing the subject prominently before the public. He is intention during the latter part of the present month to hold religious service in Anaheim, the Presbyterians having kindly offered him the use of their building. During his visit here at that time, he will investigate the probabilities of recurring the funds necessary to erect a suitable building. A CELESTIAL MUDDLE.—Sin Se Wau invoked the aid of the law to recover from another Chraman the sum of ten dars, alleged to be due for board. The witnesses being all natives of the Flowery Kingdom, and no interpreter to be had, it was impossible for Judge Kohler to decide intelligently. But having great confidence in his powers as a physiognomist, he gave judgment for Sin Se Wau, being convinced themselves regarding the evenness of our temperature. MARINE INSURANCE.—P. A. Clark the agent of the State Investment and Insurance Company of California, has been empowered by this company to issue marine policies on all shipments of grain, wool and general merchandise, made on the regular line of steamers or sailing vessels to and from San Francisco, San Diego and way ports. He also insure any steamer shipments from Anaheim, via San Diego and Panama, to New York. No risks will be taken on "scows" during the winter months. For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley and Roblson's gallery without Stairs. Ascend in the Elevator, 429 Montgomery-st., San Francisco. DIED. LEWIS — In Anaheim, July 29th, BAY-MOND LEWIS, aged 1 year 8 months and 9 days. THE ANAHEIM BANK. KURTZ & CO. BANKERS. Office in Planters' Hotel Building. WE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT WE are prepared to transfer a general BANKING BUSINESS. New York, London, Paris; Frankfort on the Main, and all Principal Cities of Europe. We buy and sell Legal Tenders, Government and State Bonds, etc. Correspondents at San Francisco: SATHER & CO. J. L. WARD & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. GRAIN, WOOL AND HIDES. opp TEMPLE & WORKMAN'S BANK, Los Angeles. Agents for. LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION Commercial (Marine) Ins. Co. Wau invoked the aid of the law to recover from another Criaman the sum of ten dollars, alleged to be due for board. The witnesses being all natives of the Flowery Kingdom, and no interpreter to be had, it was impossible for Judge Kohler to decide intelligently. But having great confidence in his powers as a physiognomist, he gave judgment for Sin Se Wau, being convinced from the honest expression of his features, that his claim was just. Bush vs. Morgan. The defendants in this suit have been allowed five days to amend their answer, thus virtually continuing the case until the next term of the District Court. It is a suit, which is quite interesting to the purchasers of land on the Santa Ana ranch, as it involves the question of how many ditches were allowed to be constructed through that ranch, by decree of the court, giving to each owner of land in the ranch a right of way for irrigating purposes. Smash Up. A buggy, containing Mrs Purney and her daughter, collided with a six-horse team late yesterday afternoon and was upset, throwing the two occupants out. The wagon passed over the little girl, inflicting severe injuries, although not of a serious nature. Steamer Schedule. We have received to late for insertion this week the Steamer schedule for August. The "Mohongo" leaves San Francisco August 6th. The "Orizaba" leaves San Pedro on the 4th. Copies of the Southern California in single wrappan, for sale at Clark's. REAL ESTATE ETC. THE STEARNS RANCHOS. 2,000 Acres Land for Sale in late 1873. many thousand acres of NATURAL PASTURE available for Digging. only good cultivation to produce fourth Cash, balance in one, two years with ten percent interest. will take pleasure in sharing these lands with anyone invited to come and see extensive trust before purchasing sale. W.R. DUFFY, Agent Anahiem, Los Angeles County 24th, 1873. GENERAL MERCHANDISE A. LANGENBERGER CENTER STREET, AVAHEIM ...Importer and dealer in... Groceries, Grockery, Wines and Liquors Hardware, Machinery, Farming Implements, etc. Also keep constantly on hand a large assortment. Shears, Twine, Wool Sacks, and Sheep Wash Which will be sold at the lowest market price. IRRIGABLE LANDS FOR SALE or Rent IN RICHLAND DISTRICT Under the A. B. Chapman Canal, East of Anaheim. Healthy Tion. Abundant Water Power and Great Fruit Lands in Los Angeles Counsilted from Winds and Frost. Apply to W.T. GLASSELL. Richland CITY LOTS FOR SALE. CITY LOTS FOR SALE. UNDERSIGNED take pleasure to informing the public that they have purchashed the entire Twenty Acres Vierard Loft C. 3. (Keller's Vineyard) which they have laid out in City Lots according to a plan on record in the the orderer's office of Los Angeles County; a copy of which can be seen at their office in Anaheim. INQUIRE OF IMANN & GEORGE Los Angeles St., Anaheim. CITY LOTS FOR SALE - IN - Premermann's Addition to Anaheim. FOR SALE. UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call attention to the fact that he has for Sale 5, 10, 20 ACRE LOTS ART TUSTIN CITY. For Particular Apply to TUSTIN, TUSTIN CITY. FOR SALE. CITIES OF LAND WITH DWELLING HOUSE, STABLES AND SIX SECTORS OF VINEYARD ON THE HANCHI'S OR OF LAND WITH TWO STORY PADDUCE AND VEHAVENES IN ANAHEIM EXTERIOR. ACRES OF LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS ON Santa Anaheim. ACRES OF LAND UNIMPROVED. ON Los Coyote In Anaheim. and Sheep Wasl Which will be sold at the lowest market price. WOOL, GRAIN, HIDES, BUTTER, EGGS, ETC. Bought, or sold on Commission. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!!! New Arrivals at... M. CALISHER & CO'S Cheap Cash Store WE HAVE RECEIVED A NEW AND COMPLETE stock of goods, which we offer at lower rates than her before. BOYS' SUITS : $1 75 CHILDREN'S SHOES : $ 50 LADIES' SHOES : $1 75 GENTS clothing and underwear at exceeding low prices. We offer everything in our house. Lower prices than any House in Anaheim. The reason we can offer these inducements to the purchaser is that we invariably buy for cash, and we give our customers the benefit of our cheap purchases. 1 DOLLAR MADE IS ONE SAVED Our Motto is... QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. All Kinds of... PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE for our goods. Orders on San Francisco quickly attended to. Cash Advances fade on PRODUCE shipped to our House in San Francisco. NEW ARRIVALS! AT- GOODMAN & RIMPAUS' We receive by every steam-er new additions to our already FOR SALE. 0 ACRES of land lying three miles southwest of Anaheim with dwelling barns and other improvements. 0 ACRES in growing crop. ACRES of barley and eye on rented land. factory arrangements can be made for the sale of horses, plow cultivators and farming in general. For particulars inquire at J. J. Hill, April 19th. Valuable Property for Sale ACREA of land in Anaheim Extension, with residence, vineyard and orchard acquired at the office of the Southern California Office. EVERY LITTLE MONEY BUY TEN ACRES OF CULTIVATED LAND about one-half mile from Anaheim. Only payment has been made on this land. Apply to office. FOR SALE. BUILDING LOTS, at $75 and Upwards. A BARGAIN. Under-signed off-road sale house and lot in Anaheim, cheap for cash. The lot is 181 by 24 feet, incl. uncleared with picket fence, and planted with trees. The house is 24 by 22 feet, furnished the original, and overturn five rooms, well on the premises, and all the necessary buildings for permanent occupancy. NEW ARRIVALS! AT GOODMAN & RIMPAUS' We receive by every steamer new additions to our already large stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. Customers will please call and settle by cash or note without delay. B. DREYFUS & CO., GROWERS & DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINES & GRAPE BRANDIES, 1115 Broadway and 67 and 94 Cedar Street, New York.