anaheim-gazette 1873-10-18

Southern California SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1873. Kleinigheiten, More than twenty dogs have received their quietus, the past week, by partaking of "cold pizep." Miss Eva Parker, will contest for the equestrian prize at the Agricultural Fair. "The Evening Paragragh" is the name of a new paper soon to appear in Los Angeles. A letter is detained for postage, at the Anabeim P. O. It is addressed to Alex. Butcher Baltimore. The Ladies' Sociable will give another entertainment on Wednesday, October 29th. The grand masquerade ball on Christmas eve is the topic of conversation amongst the young folks. Messrs. Halberstadt, Lafaucherie and Goodman have returned from San Francisco. Alfred Robinson Esq. of San Francisco, is in Los Angeles and will probably be in Anaheim to-day. The steamer "Mohongo" will make no more calls at San Simeon or San Luis Obispo. A change was made in the arrival of the mails on last Thursday. The Los Angeles stage, going south, arrives at 9 o'clock P.M. and the San Diego stage arrives at 7 o'clock A.M. The election on Wednesday passed off quietly. Two hundred and thirty-nine votes were polled. For Supreme Judge, Dwinelle received 86 votes; McKinstry, 23; McKee, 126; Brunson, 218. For District Judge, Sepulveda received 151 votes and Glassell, 79. For County Judge, Wilson received 101; O,Melveny, 67; King, 63. For Justice of the Peace, Clark received 133 votes; Mossman, 130; Bailey, 137...In San Joaquin precinct, the vote was as follows: Dwinelle, 31; McKinstry, 50; McKee, 52; Brunson, 83; Sepulveda, 60; Glassell, 61; King, 46; Wilson, 43; O,Melveny, 40. J.J. Johnson was re-elected Justice of the Peace...In Los Angeles,the vote was as follows: McKee, 765; McKinstry, 306; Dwinelle, 444; Brunson, 1315; Sepulveda, 1244; Glassell, 289...In San Juan, Sepulveda, 65; Glassell. 2...In Old Los Nietos, Sepulveda, 45; Glassell, 15; O,Melveny, 21; King, 80; Wilson, 11...In Gallatin, Sepulveda, 147; Glassell, 82/ O,Melveny, 67; King, 111; Wilson, 56...In Wilmington, Sepulveda, 68; Glassell, 29; O,Melveny, 21; King, 1; Wilson, 76...In Old Mission, Glassell, 9; Sepulveda, 40; O,Melveny, 31; King, 9; Wilson, 4...In Ballona. Sepulveda, 65; Glassell, 5...In San Gabriel, Sepulveda, 101; Glassell. 22; O,Melveny, 75; King, 30; Wilson, 9...In San Antonio, Glassell, 9...O,Melveny. INTELLIGENCE One Step Above San Francisco I take the oo hour, to avail my invitation to write your newspaper digested though interesting to A.I will discount matters in general. My last letter Los Angeles Sc Bed Rock but now occupy a shelf next above twenty long stair Rock up to the men may walk road to fortune receive how small grass. I have my three years Angeles county you that the months life have proved interesting. have ever (paresided in the 'Chronic Dead know how it observed that is only the resso,and as hath Nature,and all Alfred Robinson Esq. of San Francisco, is in Los Angeles and will probably be in Anaheim to-day. The steamer "Mohongo" will make no more calls at San Simeon or San Luis Obispo. A change was made in the arrival of the mails on last Thursday. The Los Angeles stage, going south, arrives at 9 o'clock P.M. and the San Diego stage arrives at 7 o'clock A.M. The preliminary survey of the canal projected by the members of the Los Angeles Land Company was completed on last Monday. Southeast winds and cool, cloudy days foretell the approach of the rainy season. Weather prophets prognosticate a very wet winter. The best constructed ditch in this section is the one recently made by Messrs. Watson and Barham, of Upper Santa Ana. "Dye" Davies superintended the construction, and demonstrated in a most complete manner his knowledge of ditch making. A fatal malady has appeared among the Anaheim chickens. They get blind and die. Corn meal and cayenne pepper is said to be a sure remedy. Gus tried it the other day, but unfortunately put in an overdose of pepper. It cured the blindness, but so inflamed the mouths of the chickens, that they were unable to eat, and died of starvation. Until recently we opined that the old proverb "The Devil loves a godly man," was a sarcasm. The enthusiasm exhibited on Wednesday by the adherents of his Satanic Majesty — the Anaheim Ring—in their efforts to secure the election of a certain very worthy gentleman, caused a change in our opinion, and we now believe the proverb to be not a sarcasm, but a truism. On last Monday, as a Mexican boy, about 10 years old, was riding rapidly along Centre street, his horse stumbled and fell, breaking the boy's arm. Although suffering severe pain, he went to the butcher shop, whither he had been sent to purchase meat, and while there the attention of Dr. Ellis was called to 147, Glassell, 82; O Melveny, 67; King, 111; Wilson, 56...In Wilmington, Sepulveda, 68; Glassell, 29; O'Melveny, 21; King, 1; Wilson, 76...In Old Mission, Glassell, 9; Sepulveda, 40; O'Melveny, 31; King, 9; Wilson, 4...In Ballona. Sepulveda, 65; Glassell, 5...In San Gabriel, Sepulveda, 101; Glassell, 22; O'Melveny, 75; King, 30; Wilson, 9...In San Antonio, Glassell, 9; Sepulveda, 30; O'Melveny, 26; King, 8; Wilson, 5...In Santa Ana, Sepulveda, 34; Glassell, 7; O'Melveny, 7; King, 33; Wilson, 1. THE LATEST. The following dispatch was received at this office late last evening: Sepulveda's majority, 1,500. O'Melveny has a majority of 374 over King, and a majority of 500 over Wilson. There are several precincts yet to hear from, but they will not materially affect the result. NEW MUSIC.—We have received from M. Gray, music publisher of San Francisco, the following pieces of music: "The Tempest, or an Interrupted Picnic" by Chas. Grobe. "As the light fades from mine eyes," "Fireman's Song" with chorus; Bess and I are out" and one of Stephen Massett's beautiful ballads, "Happy as a King." LUMBER COMING.—Three schooners, laden with lumber, are expected to arrive at Anaheim Landing during the early part of next week. On their return to San Francisco they will carry off a large quantity of the grain that has been accumulating at the warehouse of the Lighter Company. A LAST APPEAL.—We have been requested to state that subscribers to the fund for building the Presbyterian church would greatly facilitate the labors of the Committee who have been appointed to settle the financial affairs if they would immediately pay in the amount of their subscriptions. REMOVAL.—To-day, we will commence the removal of the presses and material of this office, to our new On last Monday, as a Mexican boy, about 10 years old, was riding rapidly along Centre street, his horse stumbled and fell, breaking the boy's arm. Although suffering severe pain, he went to the butcher shop, whither he had been sent to purchase meat, and while there the attention of Dr. Ellis was called to his condition, who set the broken limb and administered remedies to assuage the pain. We have been requested to announce that a meeting of Spiritualists will be held at the grove of Mr. J. C. Carter, in San Bernardino, on the 24th. 25th. and 26th. inst. Speakers from several of the adjacent counties will be in attendance, and a cordial invitation is extended to all to be present. It may be as well to mention, that these gatherings, unlike camp-meetings are held only in the day-time. Signor and Signora Catalano, assisted by Signor Lainesse, will give a concert on Saturday evening, Oct. 25th., at Enterprise Hall. At the performance given by them some time ago, it was demonstrated to the satisfaction of all present, that they were artists of rare merit. Captivated by the cordial greeting they then received, as well as by the beneficial effect of our climate on the health of Signora Catalano, they have located permanently in Anaheim. If this concert proves a financial success, it will no doubt be followed by others at stated periods. At the conclusion of the concert, a grand hall will be given to the fund for building the Presbyterian church, would greatly facilitate the labors of the Committee who have been appointed to settle the financial affairs, if they would immediately pay in the amount of their subscription. Removal.—To-day, we will commence the removal of the presses and material of this office, to our new rooms, in the upper part of the building occupied by Heimann & George, at which place, we will hereafter, be glad to receive our friends. Accident.—Yesterday afternoon, Dr. Taylor, of Fairview, met with a serious accident. He was driving a large lumber wagon into Anaheim, when he was thrown out under the wheels. We have not heard the opinion of his physician as to the extent of his injuries. New Ads.—By reference to our advertising columns, it will be seen that Mr. Jacob Keller offers for sale some very eligible property, at a great sacrifice...Mr. Charles Wille announces his desire to supply the public with pipes, tubs etc. Fatal Accident.—We learn from the Star, that a man named James Ganning, was killed at Wilmington on Wednesday afternoon, by being smashed between the cars, while switching. A Saw—We are informed that a large circular saw will soon be put in position, at the lumber yard at Anaheim Landing. It will be used for sawing pickets etc. INTELLIGENCE FROM THE BED ROCK. ONE STEP ABOVE THE "BED ROCK" SAN FRANCISCO October 6th '73 Miller Southern California: I take the occasion of a leisure hour, to avail myself of your kind invitation to write a few lines for your newspaper, but having no well digested thoughts upon any subject interesting to Anaheim in particular. I will discourse at random upon matters in general. My last letter published in the Los Angeles Star was dated at the Bed Rock, but you will take notice from the date lines above, that I now occupy a proud position on the shelf next above it; yet as there are twenty long steps from the said Bed Rock up to the level from which men may walk away upon the high road to fortune, you will still perceive how small has been my progress. I have always highly prized my three years experience in Los Angeles county, but let me assure you that the incidents of my six months life in the "lower levels" have proved equally valuable and interesting. If you, Mr. Editor, have ever (pardon the intimation) resided in the lonely land of the 'Chronic Dead Brokes,' perhaps you know how it is yourself. I have observed, that to be "dead broke" is only the result of a habit of being so, and as habit is first cousin to Nature, and almost as powerful, the irresistance with which some persons and unnecessary labor by re-sewing the straps, and knocking off the heels of a pair of sale boots and adjusting them to suit the follow who always has his boots made to order. It is necessary to keep on hand a stout pair of boot-books and a good supply of soap-stone. By this means, the brutal nature of a bootmaker can be assisted, and a percentage obtained on the outside, from any enterprising corn-doctor. Very much success is the result of this species of economy in San Francisco, and business is kept lively. In every way, life here is far from being monotonous. Almost every hour, the pleasant report of the pistol intermingles with the sweet tones of the policeman's whistle, and you are gently awakened from your early morning slumbers by the soft but expressive cries of murder! help! help!! Luxuries we have; although we cannot quant our wine in the cool arbors and groves of Anaheim, nor pluck the fragrant oranges from the trees at Los Angeles, nor pick the savory clams from the shores of Puget Sound, nor revel on a ewed celery and salmon in Oregon, yet we have muscles and shrimps, and again what greater happiness can there be in this world, than eating peanuts and musk melons among the gods in the gallery of the California Theatre, whilst the stage thunder and mimic battle of life transpiring upon the stage, exiles your fancy and delights your vision. But ye, SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SALE GOOD BARLEY HAY (BALLET) KURTZ & CO., BANE MONEY ADVANCED ON WOOL NOTICE. THE undersigned bears in full tenure and patrons of the CITY BEAUTIFUL IT will uninterruptedly be carried on by CHARLIE Teachers' Annual Inspection LOS ANGELES COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE, together with five counties, will meet in New High School Los Angeles City, on the 3d of Novembrueil in session five days. Section 1460 of the Political Code and teacher employed in a public school must attend such Institute. All school teachers are particularly required. Private teachers, public schools and others interested in the arts are invited to W.M.M. County Sap-gates-design Anaheim, October 7th, 1873 NOTICE TO THE PUBLISHER ALL OWNERS OF STOCK OF A horses, cattle, sheep or hogs cautioned against allowing their animals on the lands belonging to the Los Angeles County Land Company without permission or Trespasser's large Act. Under no circumstances permitted to range upon the company. All persons are also cautioned against removing from the company's any blind, either for firewood or fencing without permission and are hereby the latter of the Treassee Law which will be rigidly enforced against J.K. AGT FOR LEASING AND LANDS OF LA.& N.B. I will sell to those desiring lease of cutting timber for firewood, grain permission to responsible person application, to remove willows for livestock. months life in the "lower levels have proved equally valuable and interesting. If you, Mr. Editor, have ever (pardon the intimation) resided in the lonely land of the 'Chronic Dead Brokes," perhaps you know how it is yourself. I have observed, that to be "dead broke" is only the result of a habit of being so, and as habit is first cousin to Nature, and almost as powerful, the persistence with which some persons stay "broke" will readily be accounted for. Beheving that I ought to disclose the doubtful worthiness of life in this region, I will tabulate the result of some of my observations, and suggest that our Anaheim friends adopt them practically as a means of prosperity. Always receive money with a smile, so as to make the payor feel reconciled and as happy as possible, and pay it out with a scowl and a sigh, so as to keep your creditors from calling soon again. If you are in the Restaurant business, make your chicken pot pie in this way: Stew your mutton well in water highly seasoned with salt and pepper, add a little flour, boil a kettle of healthy dumplings in a separate part of the shop, and when ordered, scoop up and serve together. Tell your dupe, crustily, that your crust is just out. Beet steak and onions need not be cooked together. Boil a kettle of onions in the wood shed, and mangle and paste on the steak when this dish is ordered. For preparing stuffed Turkey bake your Sea-Gull for twenty minutes, and then parboil it on a spit before a revolving fire; boil some corn meal and leeks, and inject into the above with a sausage stuffer. Barkeepers may use one small square piece of ice in making a glass of lemonade, as two pieces would cool the beverage too quickly and interfere with the speedy return of a thirsty customer. In this way, the same ice can be used over again fourteen times. Aquatorius can be adulterated with potash, which is cheaper and almost as strong as lightning whisky. Sound, nor revel on a ewed celery and salmon in Oregon, yet we have muscles and shrimps, and again what greater happiness can there be in this world, than eating peanuts and musk melons among the gods in the gallery of the California Theatre, whilst the stage thunder and mimic battle of life transpiring upon the stage, excites your fancy and delights your vision. But yes, I scarcely think this paradise would suit Captain Knox, of the Captain's Formanian, for it memory serves he right, he is food of roust German pancakes, and here they have a shocking way of making them almost as thin as friendship. As to legitimate news, I can report that the volatile sympathies of this public are aroused at the outrages perpetrated upon the savers of the ship. Sunrise, and they will probably be on the side of poor Jack until some sea Captain gets half killed by sailors, when their uncertain views will change with the new sensation. The Seamen's Mission is reviving its energies, and the Captain of the Sunrise will almost certainly go to San Quentin. As to myself, it any should care to know, I am in most excellent health and have great faith in the future. My theory is, that any man of mental resources, ought to prosper in a country of physical resources. Since my "burst up" at Los Angeles, I have been waiting for something to happen which would distract public gossip from my affairs. Alcibiades, who lived in Athens some time ago, cut off a piece of his dog's tail, to divert the sandal-mongers of that city from attending to his more serious directions, and if I had owned a dog when I left Los Angeles, I would have been tempted to cut off his extension of vertabrae from similar motives. But now comes Day Cooke & Co., in whose failure I should to price, for although I may not resemble Alcibiades, there are many recurring depositors in New York city, who could readily discover in the principal member of that firm, a resemblance not far removed from Barkeepers may use one small square piece of ice in making a glass of lemonade, as two pieces would cool the beverage too quickly and interfere with the speedy return of a thirsty customer. In this way, the same ice can be used over again fourteen times. Aquatorium can be addliterated with potash, which is cheaper and almost as strong as lightning whisky. If you desire to start a Bank or Brokers' Office, rent a deep show window, scatter therein a few miscellaneous checks, printed in colors and filled out by yourself for large sums, and in your best and boldest band; display among them a variety of poorly cancelled postage and beer barrel stamps, and a few packages of postal cards, and a few one-dollar greenbacks (counterfeits will do); peel some vegetables and carve into elongated forms and wrap in paper, so as to resemble $20 rolls of silver; place among these some brass twenty dollar pieces, and four bath bricks carefully covered with tin foil; and if your first day's deposits are not sufficient to buy your dinner, lose the safe key after banking hours and rush out and borrow a few hundred of some friend on general appearances. If you succeed in the Banking business, stay in it. Stay in it anyway until you "burst" and under no circumstances wind up your affairs. Such a procedure would be without precedent, and uncalled for. The "bursting" in all Banks seems to be only a question of time, and then a Receiver will settle your affairs for you. Bootmakers can pay much time when I left Los Angeles, I would have been tempted to cut off his extension of veitabrae from similar motives. But now comes Jay Cooke & Co., in whose failure I should to juice, for although I may not resemble Aleibades, there are many recurring depositors in New York city, who could readily discover in the principal member of that firm, a resemblance not far removed from a dog's tail. I think I will cut this subject. The Californian gives us grateful tidings of Anaheim and its people. I was much interested in the poetry concerning "That glorious Knight of the Shears," which recently appeared in its columns I was aware that statisticians credited Anaheim with a poet, as well as many scientific and virtuous men, and I now congratulate the California on having secured his able services. Please suggest to him a local subject for the next Fourth of July ceremonies, which might commence something as follows: I and that the Germans bought. Land where Lynch and Barter fought, Town where old Brookbank failed And Ozler fell. It occurs to me to say something of the progress of Anaheim and the importance with which the place is regarded abroad, wherever I have been, as well as the influence of your valuable paper upon its prosperity, but I fear my letter is already too lengthy, and will therefore close by subscribing myself, not coldly Truly, nor formally Respectfully, but cordially, Sincerely Yours, Gene W. Cooke SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SALE. BARLEY HAY (SALED) FOR CHEAP, on much of W. M. McFADDEN. RTZ & CO., BANKERS. ADVANCED ON GRAIN AND COOL. NOTICE. Unregistered burges have to inform all customers and patrons of the CITY BAKERY that interruptedly be carried on by him. CHARLES HILLE. Mners' Annual Institute. LANGES COUNTY TEACHER'S ANNUAL INSTITUTE, together with five neighboring will meet in New High School building,ales City, on the 3d of November and in session five days. 1860 of the Political Code says: "Every employed in a public school in the county extend such Institute." All the public teachers are particularly required to attend teachers, public school Trustees interested in the cause of education generally, are invited to be present. W. M. McFADDEN. County Superintendent of Schools,lm, October 7th, 1873. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. OWNERS OF STOCK OF ANY KIND—meats, cattle, sheep or hogs—are hereby against allowing their animals to range lands belonging to the Los Angeles and San Diego Land Company without authority under any agreement as they will be proceeded or so doing as Treasurers under the N.T.U. Under no circumstances will Hogs be to range upon the company's lands. Animals are also cautioned against cutting moving from the company's lands wood of either fir-wood or fencing purpose permission and are hereby notified that one of the Treepass Law relative to such be rigidly enforced against them. J.K. TUFFREY. Cleaning unold lands of L.A. & B. Land C.I. I will sell to those desiring it the pre-training timber for fire-wood, and will ammission to responsible persons, making no attempt to remove willows for live tending. NOTICE. GENERAL MERCHANDISER. A. LANGENBERGER. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM. ... Importer and dealer in..... Groceries, Grochery, Wines and Liquor. Hardware. Machinery, Farming Implements, HOT. Also keep constantly on hand a large amount o Shears, Twine, Wool Sacks, and Sheep Wash, Which will be sold at the lowest market price. WOOL, GRAIN, HIDES, BUTTFR, EGGS, ETC., Rough, or sold on Commission. WOOL, GRAIN, HIDES, BUTTER, EGGS, ETC. 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 before. BOYS' SUITS : : $1.75 CHILDREN'S SHOES : $6.50 LADIES' SHOES : $1.75 GENTS clothing and underwear at exceedingly low prices. We offer everything in our line lower prices than any House in Anaheim. The known we can offer these inducements to the puble is that we invariably buy for cash, and we are our customers the benefit of our cheap purhases. 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 Made on PRODUCE shipped to our House in San Francisco. GREAT BARGAINS, selling off at cost for Cash FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY GOODMAN & RIMPAU; Distring to make way for their... FALL STOCK OF GOODS, Offer unparalleled inducement to Cash customers and will during the next thirty days, sell off at not to cash purchasers their large stock of staples and fancy goods, consisting of GREAT MARKET, DRAVSEN & BOEGE, PROPRIETORS. ATTING bought out the interest of MR. FRANA M. HOLMELEY in the ANAHEIM MARKET, undersigned will continue the same hereforth their own name, and hope that by strict at to business, and their earnest endeavor case and satisfy their customers they will enshare of the public patronage. B. For the information of our patrons we state, that we invariably collect our billibity, and we shall insist on the inforement of Center street. Louis Draynen. Henry A. Buege. THE UNION GREAT MARKET. Abcroft's old stand, on Los Angeles Street, Nearly opposite P Davis & Bros. ANAHEIM, CAL, EG TO INFORM MY FRIENDS IN anaheim that I will have my shop open and in meet. serve my customers on SAFEDAY. Sing September 20th, 1873 where the best orats will be sold at the most reasonable prices my friends. The price of MEATS WILL BE G.S. and Llcts pound. Meat by the wholesale. 5 cents per Sausage of all kinds will be for sale. Give me a call and you will be satisfied. B. COHEN. Proprietor. WORKMAN. W. B WORKMAN. WORKMAN BROTHERS, Manufacturer and Importer of... Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Sadlery Ware, Etc., Etc. Assortment of Ladies' and gentlemen' Hilts, Satchels and Traveling Bags on hand. e carrings, hoggy, stage and team Harness and ties of our own manufacture constantly on. We are prepared to offer great indoctrinmance. Repairing promptly and capably ended to. Come and see us at sign of the Big selling off at cost for Cash FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY GOODMAN & RIMPAU; ... Distring to make way for their.... FALL STOCK OF GOODS, offer unparalleled induceme into Cash customers and will, during the next thirty days, sell off an not 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 list of October, either by cash or note. B. DREYFUS & CO., Growers & Dealers in CALIFORNIA WINES & GRAPE BRANDIES, FIT K 119 Broadway and 67 and 64 Colon Plane.