anaheim-gazette 1873-09-13

Southern Californian SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1873 Kleinigkeiten, Catholic services tomorrow by the Rev. Philip Farley. Election tickets neatly, cheaply and legally printed at this office. The Water Company will hold their semi-annual meeting today. One knock-down settled that little affair on Tuesday. Next Tuesday is the anniversary of Mexican Independence. Fi-cher has finished harvesting his crop of grapes. The largest apples and peaches in town are to be found in Bremer mermand's orchard. Irrigation, water, and big ditches are the general topics of conversation amongst the farmers. The Odd Fellows' hall will probably be completed by the first of November. There will be a special meeting of the Anaheim Masonic Lodge tonight. The shipment of wool from the Landing this season will largely exceed that of any past year. Great inducements are offered to purchasers of the Wilcox Steam Litter. See advertisement, new today. A party of honest miners came We are pleased to learn that our worthy neighbor, H. R. Boldt, who was thought to be dangerously ill early in the week, has become convalescent, and is rapidly recovering. The handsome residence of Mr. E. S. Saxton will be completed next week. Mr. S. goes to San Francisco in a few days, to meet his family on their arrival at that place from the East. The planking of the bridge at the crossing of Los Angeles and Santa Ana, has become displaced and broken. A few timely repairs may save the legs of some valuable horse or the neck of some luckless rider. Mr. Coons, the gentleman in charge of the construction party, reports the San Bernardino telegraph line completed a distance of thirty miles from Anaheim. It is expected that connection with San Bernardino will be made in ten days. A surprise party came off at the house at N. T. Harris, or Tustyn City, on Tuesday evening. A number of ladies and gentlemen of Anaheim were in attendance, and they pronounced the affair a decided success. Missrg. D'Assonville and Higgins have sent for a fresh supply of armea. Since the apparatus of the Turnverein has been in position, they have sold an immense amount of that liquid to our young men who amount their bruised and stiffened limbs therewith. There will be a special meeting of the Anaheim Masonic Lodge tonight. The shipment of wool from the Landing this season will largely exceed that of any past year. Great inducements are offered to purchasers of the Wilcox Steam Litter. See advertisement, new today. A party of honest miners came in from the Atlington district in the middle of the week. They report a scarcity of provisions. Lloydz will be ready to resume the story of his life this morning. Amateur detectives will please take notice. Messrs. Evey, Griffith, Hinds, Macchado and Palomares will compose the next Board of Supervisors. The rain of last month also damage the ship fleet as much as was anticipated. The brig. Carlew, sailed from Anaheim Landing on Thursday with 5444 sacks of grain for the San Francisco market. A large party will leave for the Atlington mines on Monday. Among the number are Max Newlung and Dr. Ellis. The Ladies' Social Club met on Thursday evening and arranged programme for the next concert. Several new stars have been engaged. J. L. Ward & Co of Los Angeles are the agents for the South Pocket Land. Freight can be shipped by their line at greatly reduced rates. Gaddy & Lewis have been adding to their already large stock of horses, and are prepared to furnish any number of buggies at the shortest notice. The large shipments of wool and grain keep the employees of the Lighter Company usually engaged day and night. As will be seen by their advertisement, R. Eccles & Brog, hereafter carry on the business of plain and ornamental plastering. A Glee club is in contemplation and the boss however is in ecstacies. Being an ardent lover of fish, he declares something but C Messrs. D'Assonville and Higgins have sent for a fresh supply of armena. Since the apparatus of the Turnverein has been in position, they have sold an immense amount of that liquid to our young men who appoint their bruised and stiffened limbs therewith. Of our late acquisition, the Star says: Signor and Signora Catalano have selected Anaheim as their future residence. This is fortunate for that charming place, for the Catalanes are real artists and are pleasant and cultivated people. Dame Ramor says that there occurred in Los Angeles on Thursday a marriage between a vowen german man of this place, at present in the employ of Messrs. Goldy & Lewis and a widow as whose feet he has metaphorically been for a year past. Rv. Dr. Patterson, who assisted at the dedication of the Presbyterian church, will deliver a lecture in Los Angeles this evening for the benefit of the Library Association on the subject of "Irrigation in the old World and in California." There is no doubt that quail—too many of them—as an article of duet are unhealthy. We ate half a dozen on Wednesday evening, and felt delightfully miserable for a few hours afterwards. If friend Curtis takes it into his head to be good to us again, we would suggest that three are enough. Miss M. Austin and Miss Ada Des Granges of Anaheim, received second grade certificates as teachers at the recent session of the County Board of Examination. The former is teaching the Fairview school, and the latter is employed in the same capacity in the Anaheim primary department. On Monday last, school was commenced in the residence of Mr B. H Baneroft, of the Orangehill school district. Mr Keyes, a gentlemanately arrived from the East, has been engaged as teacher. As soon as the tax, lavely voted, has been collected, proposals for building a The large shipments of wool and grain keep the employees of the Lighter Company ousely engaged day and night. As will be seen by their advertisement, R. Eccles & Bro, with hereafter carry on the business of plain and ornamental plastering. A Glee club is in contemplation and the boss bowler is in ecstacles. Being an ardent lover of fish, he declines singing anything but Cibass. The farmers of Westminster are busy threshing their grain, which on some farms will yield twenty sacks to the acre. The core crop is also expected to yield largely. H. Fleishman Esq. of Los Angeles has been appointed agent of the Hamburg, Bremen and Stattin Mail Steamship Company. Read his advertisement carefully. Sin is its own reward. We stole a watermelon the other night, and next day we were presented with half a dozen by the gentleman whose patch we had ravished. Among the many improvements in town, we can not fail to note the beautiful price of pasteboard on Menzel's house, bearing the legend "Sauerkraut." Sometimes during the past two weeks, a pair of blankets and a shotgun, the property of Mr. Stappenback, were stolen from the store under the Masonic Hall. We were pleased to meet, on Wednesday, Mr. N.O. Stafford, who for some time past has resided in Petaluma. He will hereafter make his home on his farm near Tustin City. On Monday last, school was commenced in the residence of Mr B. H. Bancroft, of the Orangehill school district. Mr Keyes, a gentlemanately arrived from the East, has been engaged as teacher. As soon as the tax, lazily voted, has been collected, proposals for building a handsome school house will be in order. The opening ball of the Santa Ana Hotel last night was well attended, not only by the citizens of Santa Ana, but by large delegations from Anaheim and Tustin City. The ball-room was tastefully decorated, the music was most excellent and the supper table was loaded with all the delicacies for which Santa Ana is proverbial. Alto ether it proved a most recherche affair. The Santa Ana and Anaheim Water Company filed a certificate of incorporation on Saturday in the Clerk's office of the County Court. Object, to acquire water privilege from the Santa Ana river and other waters and springs in the counties of San Bernardino, Los Angeles and elsewhere in the State, to supply the city of Anaheim with water for all purposes.—Edward Martin, Chas B. Polhemus, George H. Howard, Alfred Robinson and A. W. Bowman. Capital stock, $100 000; in shares of $25 each, of which $12,500 have been subscribed.—Alta. Copies of the Southern Californian, in single wrappers, for sale at Clark's. A COMMENTARY.—On Thursday the following notice was placed at a point on the Santa Ana river, from which the canal of the Land Company will be commenced. *We, the undersigned, claim all the water flowing in this stream, with its tributaries, that we can legally take at this point, and appropriate it to the use of the Santa Ana and Anaheim Water Company, for the purpose of supplying the City of Anaheim and other places with water, and for irrigating lands in the counties of Los Angeles and San Bernardino; and we intend to divert it by a flume, ditch, pipe or aqueduct, of a size to be determined upon by future surveys. North or Right Bank of Santa Ana river at the foot of Bedrock canyon, and in Township 3 south, range 8 west, San Bernardino Base Line and Meridian. Los Angeles County California, September 11th, 1873. Edward Martin, C. B. Polhemus, Geo. H. Howard, Alfred Robinson, A. W. Bowman, The locality referred to, is at the foot of Bed rock canyon and near the south Boundary line of the Yorba rancho. Thence the line of ditch will probably pass at the base of the foot hills, and over the mesa into "La Habra" rancho. The preliminary survey and estimates of cost of construction will be made at once. ARRESTED.—On Thursday evening A CARD. In reference to my candidacy for the District Judgehip—it has been argued as an argument against me that I am engaged as counsel in so many important cases now pending in court, that therefore some other candidate ought to be preferred. This strikes me as a very poor argument. A lawyer's success in being so engaged is supposed to rest upon the good opinion of the community in his legal stolicity and moral integrity. It these qualifications are to exclude that class of lawyers from the bench, then the consequence would be, as a general rule, that only those lawyers are eligible for judges who have no cases in court and no qualification for obtaining cases. The law of the land never contemplated such a result. It wisely provides that no Judge shall sit in judgment in any case where he has ever been employed as counsel or has any interest. It also provides that one District Judge may exchange with another District Judge in holding his course so as to afford an impartial tribunal in all cases where a Judge may be in any wise interested. I hope it is unnecessary for me to say to those who know me, that in the event of my election it will be not only my legal obligation, but the imperious dictate of my conscience and my honor as a man, to refrain from acting as Judge in any of the cases in which I may have A. W Bowman, J The locality referred to, is at the foot of Bed rock canyon and near the south Boundary line of the Yorba rancho. Thence the line of ditch will probably pass at the base of the foot hills, and over the mesa into "La Habra" rancho. The preliminary survey and estimates of cost of construction will be made at once. Arrested.—On Thursday evening, Deputy Sheriff Byrd arrested a Mexican or Californian, giving his name as Francisco Llevarcz and supposed to be one of the gangs of Tucson Vasquez. He is a sickly locked specimen of fallen humanity, with no great amount of desperation visibly appearing. He is held in custody, however, by the Deputy Sheriff, who has non-complexity with the desperate is made manifest. In the meantime he is the centre of a fraction of our citizens of elegant leisure, and coming to the front in this time of political and physical exhaustion may be correctly called a Godsend for amateur detectives. Since the above was in type, a dispatch has been received from Sheriff Rowland, directing his deputy to release the prisoner. PROPOSALS WANTED.—The Semi-Tropic Water Company of Richland propose to construct a series of reservoirs for the purpose of saving the water, running through the Chapman ditch. The first of this series is affixed to the public for proposals or construction. The dam confining and holding the water in this reservoir is 356 feet long and 14 feet high. It must be twelve feet wide at the top and forty feet wide on the bottom. Beds will be received until the 28th of the present month. Capt Grassell of Richland will turbish specifications and any information desired, to parties wishing to put in a bid. The work will be let to the lowest responsible bidder. TOTAL ELECTION RETURNS.—From the Living Express of Wednesday we condense the vote of Los Angeles county for Legislative and County officers: For Senator, Elus, 1312; C. W. Bush, 1615; Stanley, 571; For Assessmen Workman. I hope it is unnecessary for me to say to those who know me, that in the event of my election it will not only my legal obligation, but the imperious dictate of my conscience and my honor as a man, to refrain from acting as Judge in any of the cases in which I may have been concerned as counsel or other wise interested. I take this opportunity also state that in order to avoid any additional embarrassment of the kind above refused to, I propose, in the event of my election in October, to immediately dissolve with my present law firm and to take no new business as legal counsel. And also that I will endeavor as far as practicable to finish up my old cases before our present Honorable District Judge shall retire from the bench. Respectfully your obd't svt., Andrew Glassell Los Angeles, Sept. 8, 1873 PHILANTHROPY AND WEALTH.—The Public Library of Kentucky is certainly a magnificent affair, and an honor to the city and State in which it is located. When it is remembered that a donation to this grand Library can be made, and at the same time a chance be obtained to gain an immense fortune, it is evident that its tickets will be speedily disposed of. The last concert in aid of this Library was the fullest and most complete success ever had in the country. Half a million of dollars have already been paid to ticket-holders, and now a million and a half of dollars awaits the buyers of tickets to the next concert. Who would reus- tion venture in so tempting a system for the good of the whole population? See advertisement. For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley and Robotson's gallery without Stairs. Ascend in the Elevator, 429 Montgomery-st., San Francisco. DIDD TOTAL ELECTION RETURNS. — From the Evening Express of Wednesday we condense the vote of Los Angeles county for Legislative and County officers; For Senator, Elus, 312; C. W. Bush, 1615; Stanley, 571; For Assemblymen, Workman, 1535; VENABLE, 1570; HIGBIRD, 1690; Guion, 1474; A. L. Bush, 532; For Sheriff, Rowland, 2848; Alexander, 775; For County Clerk, Ports, 3275; For Recorder, GILLETTE, 1993; Matt 1558; For Treasurer, Temple, 1733; Rowan, 1873; For District Attorney, Thom, 1684; Howard, 1886; For Surveyor, Leeuvreur, 1730; SEEBOLD, 1861. For Coroner, RICHARDSON, 2058; Kurtz, 1511. For Public Administrator, MITCHELL. 1998; DeCebs, 232. For Rad Commissioner, OSBORNE, 2162; Quinn, 1368. For Superintendent of Schools, Preck. 1948; Cummings, 1621. The names of those elected are placed in small caps. ANTHER GRANGE. — A Grange of the Patrons of Humbury was organized at Spadra in this county on the 3d inst., by Deputy Toos. A. Gasey. The ware 26 charter members, which includes the following officers: P. C. Towner, Master; W. C. Martin Overseeer; George Blake, Lecturer; R. C. Freyer, Chaplain; James Freyer, Steward; A Caldwell, Assistant Steward; J Wright, Secretary; Cyrus Burdick, Treasurer; Mrs. M. L. Tonner, Ceres; Miss Molly Wright, Flora; Miss Elise Wright, Pomona; Wm. S. Hoofner, Gate Keeper. For the very best Photographs go to Bradley and Robinson's gallery without Stairs. Ascend in the Elevator, 429 Montgomery-st., San Francisco. DIED MCFADDEN. — At Graham's Station West Virginia, on August 26th, Mrs Rachel McFadden aged 57 years. STEWART & HILL, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers. LEMON STREET :: : ANAHEIM. CARRIAGES. Bugles. Spring. Farm and Freight wagons made to order on short notice and of the best material, and by the best workmen the country will place. Plumbing in all its branches on copper and sheet iron work done and Artesian well pipe made. Iron. Steel. Cumberland Coal. Hardwood Irum bergee, for sale. Hubs. Spikes. Rims. Axles and all material kept in a first class establishment. Horse-Shoeing WELL DONE. Job Printing. FOR ALL KINDS OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING COORD T. THE Southern Californian Office. REAL ESTATE, ETC. THE STEARNS RANCHOS. Alfred Robinson, Trustee, 642 Magnet Street, San Francisco. 9,000 Acres of Land for sale in lots to mit. Suitable for the cultivation of Lemons, Limes, Figs, Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, Pears, Almonds, Corn, Rye, Barley, Mango, Cotton, Kite. Also many thousand acres of NATURAL GROWN PANTURES suitable for Dairying; water is abundant at an average depth of six pim in the surface. Every year a crop of this land Sewing artescies can be obtained; and the more elevated can be irrigated by the water of the Santa Karver. Most of these lands are naturally requiring only good cultivation to produce one fourth Canab, balance in one, two or three per cent interest. Take pleasure in shwing these lands to the sewing land who are invited to come and his exclusive tract before purchasing elsewise. R. OLDEN. Agent. Anahiem, Los Angeles county. July 24th, 1873. LAND AGENTS. NOTICE TO SETTLERS! IRRIGAGLE LANDS For Sale or Rent IN RICHLAND DISTRICT Under the A. B. Chapman Canal, Ave. Southeast of Anahiem. Healthy ation, Abundant Water Power and best Fruit Lands in Los Angeles Counsell sheltered from Winds and Frost. Reins to Accommodate the Industrious. Apply to W. T. GLASSELL. Richland. CITY LOTS FOR SALE. GENERAL MERCHANTS. A. LANGENBERGER. CENTER STREET, ANAHIM. ...Importers and dealers in... Greceries, Grechery, Wines and Liquors Hardware, Machinery, Farming Implements, Etc. Also keep constantly on hand a large assortment o' Shears, Twine, Weel Seeds, and Sheep Wash, Which will be sold at the lowest market price. WOOL, GRAIN, HIDES, BUTTFR, EGGS, ETC., CITY LOTS FOR SALE. undersigned take pleasure in informing the public that they have purchased the entire Twenty Ace Vineyard Lot C. 3. (Keller's Vineyard), which they have laid out in City Lots according to a plan on record in the Recorder's office of Los Angeles County; a copy of which can be seen at their office in Anaheim. Inquire of EIMANN & GEORGE Los Angeles St., Anaheim. CITY LOTS FOR SALE IN Bremermann's Addition to Anaheim. This tract is within five minutes walk of Center and is most elegantly located for private residence. For particulars inquire at the "Southern Formian." FOR SALE. Undersigned would respectfully sell attention to the fact that he has for Sale 5, 10 and 20. AORE LOTS DEAR TUSTIN CITY. For Particulars Apply to C. IUSTIN, JUSTIN CITY. Mar. 15th. FOR SALE. Acres of land with dwelling house, stables and six acres of vineyard can be Ranchi o'argos of land with two story residences and improvements in Anaheim extension. Acres of land, with improvements on Santa Rancho. 40 acres of land, unimproved, on Los Coyotes own lots in Anaheim. Particulars inquire at "SOUTHERN CALLENIAN" Office. WOOL, GRAIN, HIDES, BUTTFR, EGGS, ETC., Bought, or sold on Commission. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!! New Arrivals at... W. CALISHER & CO'S Cheap Cash Store! We have received a new and complete stock of goods, which we offer at lower rates than heretofore. BOYS' SUITS : : $1 75 CHILDREN'S SHOES : $60 LADIES' SHOES : $1 75 GENTS clothing and underwear at exceedingly low prices. We offer everything in our line at lower prices than any House in Anaheim. The reason we can offer these inducements to the public is that we invariably buy for cash, and we give our customers the benefit of our cheap purchases. A 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 Made on PRODUCE shipped to our House in San Francisco. GREAT BARGAINS. Selling Off at cost for Cash FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY GOODMAN & NMPAU, Disliking to make way for theirs... FALL STOCK OF GOODS, Offer unparalleled inducement to Cash customers and with during the next thirty days, sell off at cost to cash purchasers their large stock of staple and fancy goods, consisting of FOR SALE. acres of land with dwelling house, stables and six acres of vineyard on the Ranch or acres of land with two story residence and movements in Anaheim extension. 100 acres of land, with improvements on Santa Rancho. 50 acres land, unimproved, on Los Coyotes farm lots in Anaheim. For particulars inquire at SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN OFFICE. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. 7 ACRES OF LAND IN ANAHEIM EXTENSION, WITH RESIDENCE, VINEYARD AND ORIGINAL INQUIRE AT THE OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAN OFFICE. VERY LITTLE MONEY BUILT BUY TEN ACRE OF CULTIVATED LAND about one-half mile from Anaheim. Only payment has been made on this land. Apply this office. FOR SALE. BUILDING LOTS, At $75 and Upwards. Inquire at PLANTERS' HOTEL. FOR SALE. TRACT OF CULTIVATED LAND, containing 275 acres near Anaheim, with water privy and growing crop. For parties, apply to C. B. SHORT RIEHLAND. ANAHEIM LODGE, NO. 207. F. & A. M. REGULAR MEETING day of or preceding the full moon in which month Theo. REISER, W. M. RICHARD MELECKE, Secreary. Sojourning Brothers, in good standing, are perfectly invited to attend. ANAHEIM LODGE, NO. 199 O. F. regular meetings of the above Lodge are held in the Hall every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Sojourning Brothers, in good standing, are finally invited to attend. J. J. DEMM, M. G. F. E. KIMMUS SEEY. Selling Off at cost for Cash FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY GOODMAN & NIMPAU, Distring to make way for their... FALL STOCK OF GOODS, Offer unparalleled inducement to Cash customers and with during the next thirty days, sell off at cost to cash purchasers their large stock of staple and fancy goods, consisting of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. N. B.-All parties indebted to us are notified that old accounts must be closed by the 1st of October, either by cash or note. B. DREYFUS & CO., GROWERS & DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA WINES & GRAPE BRANDIES, 1 17 & 110 Broadway and 63rd and 94 Cedar Street, New York.