anaheim-gazette 1874-02-28

We have received through the courtesy of Mr. Venable a copy of his substitute for Assembly Bill, No. 172, introduced by him some time ago. The original bill was presented to the Assembly about the same time that a local bill to provide a system of irrigation for Los Angeles county was laid before the Senate by Mr. Bush. After reading the document carefully and noting its many features of similarity to the Senate Bill, we opine that the substitute has received the approval of our Senator and that it will receive his support when referred by the Assembly to the Senate for definite action. In the manner of voting, in the qualifications of voters, and in the creation of water districts there has been made no essential change from the Senate Bill. In fact, except that the Assembly substitute is general in character and is made applicable to the entire agricultural portion of the State, there have been made no material changes from the bill introduced by Mr. Bush. We will give, however, as concisely as possible, the general features of the substitute bill. By it a Board of Commissioners, three in number, and appointed by the Governor, is created, with headquarters at Sacramento. Under the direction of this Board will be one Chief Engineer, one Assistant Engineer and a Secretary. These officials will be salaried and paid as State officers, and will hold office continually. The general water districts will be created and their boundaries defined by the Board of Commissioners as soon as practicable after the passage and approval of the Act; and under the Supervision of the Chief In casualty looking over the list of Kern County, published Havilah Miner, our attention was by the high rates of valuation have been placed upon sheep. We several different lots of sheep, figures, ranging from $250 to $300 head, and lambs with a valuable cents per head. In Los Angeles raises, similarly high, ruled until ago, when the valuation was raised $2 per head for sheep of all genres; the tax on lambs was discontinuing fact of this reduction shows that the sheep-raiser of Kern is unjustly discriminated against; that a still further reduction already been made by Los Angeles is due those engaged in this increasing industry. Let us compare the ruling ration upon land based upon its act or, in other words, its value hammer, and asking prices to pay with the present Los Angeles area upon sheep, based upon an arbitration of $2 per head, and the priceable. In this district, the average lands upon the assessor's list were per acre, the different grades ranging from $20 per acre in Extension downward to 75 centesimal for hill or grazing lands. The middle portion of this area was held time at from $40 to $50 per acre many instances, although the sea unfavorable and money was scarce, sales were made at those the most inferior part of the grazing or that portion of the country being to the general government, be purchased for less than $240. It will be readily seen, therefore assessed value of country real estate at the highest, only one-half of prices. The prices of land possible, the general features of the substitute bill. By it a Board of Commissioners, three in number, and appointed by the Governor, is created, with headquarters at Sacramento. Under the direction of this Board will be one Chief Engineer, one Assistant Engineer and a Secretary. These officials will be salaried and paid as State officers, and will hold office continually. The general water districts will be created and their boundaries defined by the Board of Commissioners as soon as practicable after the passage and approval of the Act; and under the Supervision of the Chief Engineer, surveys will be at once made in order to report a plan for irrigation in each district with the approximate cost of constructing irrigating works. These reports, when approved by the Board, will be printed and distributed in the water districts, to which they refer, for investigation by the residents of the district. Upon a petition being presented to the Board, signed by one-third of the land owners in a district, and asking for a development of their irrigating facilities, the Board of Commissioners will order an election to determine the will of the majority in reference to the proposed improvement. The works constructed shall be paid for by bonds of the irrigation district, of one hundred dollars each, issued by the State Board of Commissioners, payable twenty years after date, and bearing interest at the rate of not exceeding eight per cent. per annum. In order to raise funds for the payment of the principal and interest of the bonds of each district, "three competent persons, residents of the district, and interested neither directly nor indirectly in the lands of the district" shall be appointed by the Board. These "Assessment Commissioners" shall continue in session not more than ninety days, and within ten days thereafter shall file in the office of the Board an "Assessment List of Irrigation District No." describing each separate parcel of land in the district, and the amount of assessment to be charged on each. The remaining provisions of the bill refer to the financial manipulation of the bonds, and are too lengthy to be enumerated at present. Although we yield to the Senate Bill our preference, doubtless this Assembly Bill may better meet the requirements of other portions of the State, where the amount of irrigable land is not so compactly situated, and does not cover so large an area as in our county of Los Angeles. At all events it evidences that Mr. Venable has devoted much time and attention to the subject, and that it is his desire and intention to be of service to his constituents. The greatest objection that can be urged against it is on the score of expense. That this objection is valid, only a practical experience of the operations of the two bills can demonstrate. It may be that the seemingly more costly method of procedure may prove the more economical. for hill or grazing lands. The most portion of this area was held time at from $40 to $50 per-acre many instances, although the seas unfavorable and money was scarce, sales were made at those the most inferior part of the grant or that portion of the country stating to the general government, be purchased for less than $2 40. It will be readily seen, therefore assessed value of country real estate at the highest, only one-half of its prices. The prices of land fluctuating, and in all new counties when subjected to undue inflation increase. On the other hand, of salable sheep is effected by one and one causes, and can be repaired certain figure. As we have assessed value of sheep per dollar; we know of instance vicinity where bands of the sheep have been offered for sale $2 and $1 75 with no purchaser sale. Sheep in small lots, as far when sold to butchers, will prices sometimes as high as that but the obtainable prices when sale in large bands may be satisfied at two dollars, or an equivalent valuation. Land value is assessed at only one-hundred valuation; sheep-raisers pay tax county upon the actual value property, and in Kern county from twenty-five to fifty per cent than the real value, with an adjoining fifty cents per head upon a property, which in a sale is always in. We disclaim any intention in censureing the ruling rates upon land. On the contrary we just that a low valuation placed upon all species of crops would only call attention to that of a discrimination against sheeled made unwittingly by the Boardization. In this county the taxable property is between ten millions of dollars. Of this amount represent over two millions, on fourth of the whole With taxation the total value of tax would be reduced one month decrease was made in the assessed sheep, or be increased between five millions should the land be predicated upon the same basis sheep; in either case they would reap the advantage of it. In remedying this evil the owners could receive matter from a co-operative association has been proposed, and which process of organization in With co-operation men, who actively poor, receive benefit from interested action of the rich; they must depend upon their LAINE'S AMENDMENT. Senator Laine has introduced into the State Senate a bill proposing an amendment to the present method of procedure in instituting suits for libel. As the law now stands the plaintiff in an action for libel is required to give a bond of indemnity, which can be recovered in case of malicious or frivolous prosecution; Laine's amendment proposes to do away with the bond, but does not afford the defendant any method of redress in the event of his having been subjected to much expense and personal inconvenience by the angry malevolence of an irresponsible prosecution. As we view the matter, this proposed amendment is merely an encouragement to the practice of Champerty—a legal expression, much practiced heretofore in California, and in general estimation, productive only of evil. The plaintiff in an action for libel must employ the services of a lawyer to prosecute his suit; if he cannot furnish bonds, it is a natural supposition that his legal adviser can expect nothing but a contingent fee. Many of the legal fraternity in this State would accept a fee of this character, which would be refused if there was the shadow of a chance that their services would result in a loss of money as well as time. The present enactments regulating libel suits, if offended, can punish the offender. Under the provisions of Senator Laine's amendment (so called), the tendency in this especial instance will be but to make "A measure of the law Setting it up to fear, the birds of prey, And let it keep one shape, till custom make it Their parab, and not their terror." The town of San Bernardino has been incorporated. Since 1849 California has dug up gold to the value of $1,380,700,000. The last of the Lowery gang has been killed. The women of San Francisco will soon inaugurate a raid on saloons in imitation of their Eastern sisters. It is probable that the form of Government of Spain will be decided by a plebiscite. A heavy earthquake occurred at Laguayro, on the 6th instant. Much damage was done both persons and property. The Senate has passed Senator Sargent's bill to change the name of the port of San Pedro, to Wilmington. Philadelphia asks for an appropriation of $6,000,000 from the United States for the Centennial Exhibition. A railroad accident occurred at Uniondale, New York, in which the locomotive was driven off the high embankment and four men killed. Jem Mace writes from England that he will accept the challenge of Tom Allen to fight for from $1000 to $5,000 if Allen will put up a fort to prove that he means business. Washington's birthday was more generally celebrated in Washington than it had been for many years. Flags on public and other buildings were numerous, and but little business was done in the Executive Departments. The Times' special gives details of the distress by famine in Bengal. In two districts 280,000 are in distress and it is estimated that in the famine-stricken territory over half of the land are not based for less than $240 per acre, be readily seen, therefore, that the value of country real estate was highest, only one-half of obtainable. The prices of land are not Washington's birthday was more generally celebrated in Washington than it had been for many years. Flags on public and other buildings were numerous, and but little business was done in the Executive Departments. The Times' special gives details of the distress by famine in Bengal. In two districts 280,000 are in distress and it is estimated that in the famine-stricken territory over half a million would perish were it not for Government aid by which they alone subsist. On Saturday night, in Watsonville, Santa Cruz county, M. J. Gilky and Dr. C. E. Cleveland, old and well known residents of the place, engaged in a shooting affray in which both were killed. A deadly feud had existed between the parties for a long time. A terrible affair has occurred in the State of Vera Cruz. A quarrel between the townsmen of Quimixilan and Huasocualco resulted in a fight, in which 17 were killed. The infurred inhabitants of Huasocualco afterwards went to Quimixilan and began an indiscriminate massacre, killing children and cutting off the breasts of the women. The neighboring town of Ghalehicomula sent a detachment of militia to stop the atrocities. The Senate Committee or Appropriations will propose the abolition of the postal car system on railroads and free delivery of letters in cities. They will also propose an amendment to the postal law so as to provide that after June 30th next, conveyance in mails of samples of merchandise package, clothing, cuttings, roots, metals, and mineralogical specimens and bound books shall cease. Reports have reached London that a great battle has been fought at Coomassio between the Ashantees and a force under General Sir Garnet Woolsey. The engagement is said to have lasted a whole day and to have closed with no decided result. The loss of the British troops is given as nearly three hundred, including many officers. The High landers alone are reported to have had 150 men killed. Sir Garnet Woolsey was said to be in need of reinforcements, which were 150 miles off. A police spy reports the number of New York communists at three hundred, and says the German and Irish organizations are uniting with the Frenchmen. At a recent meeting the chairman said: It is not only work we want, it is also liberation for grazing lands. The most valuation of this area was held at that from $40 to $50 per acre, and in instances, although the seasons were favorable and money was extremely valuable were made at those figures; the most inferior part of the grazing lands, portion of the country still belonged to the general government, could not be charged for less than $240 per acre, be readily seen, therefore, that the value of country real estate was highest, only one-half of obtainable. The prices of land are not being used, and in all new countries, except subjected to undue inflation, steadily increase. On the other hand the valueable sheep is effected by a thousand cattle causes, and can be represented by a figure. As we have said above, assessed value of sheep per head is two dollars; we know of instances in this city where bands of the best graded have been offered for sale at $225, $175 with no purchasers by whole-Sheep in small lots, as for instance sold to butchers, will command sometimes as high as three dollars, or obtainable prices when offered for large bands may be safely estimated two dollars, or an equivalent to the good valuation. Land with a fixed assessment at only one-half of that amount; sheep-raisers pay taxes in our city upon the actual value of their property; and in Kern county at a rate twenty-five to fifty per cent more than the real value, with an additional tax cents per head upon a species of city, which in a sale is always thrown disclaim any intention in this article ensuring the ruling rates of taxation land. On the contrary we deem that a low valuation should be paid upon all species of property. We only call attention to the existence discrimination against sheep-raisers unwittingly by the Board of Equali. In this county the value of the property is between ten and eleven tons of dollars. Of this amount, sheep spent over two millions, or nearly one-thousand of the whole. With equality of opinion the total value of taxable prop would be reduced one million, if the case was made in the assessed value of or be increased between three and millions should the land valuation be placed upon the same basis as that or in either case the sheep-raiser reap the advantage of a change. Remedying this evil the smaller sheep could receive material benefit from a co-operative association, such as been proposed, and which is now in possession of organization in this county. Co-operation men, who are comparatively poor, receive benefit from the self-tested action of the rich; without it must depend upon themselves. Washington's birthday was more generally celebrated in Washington than it had been for many years. Flags on public and other buildings were numerous, and but little business was done in the Executive Departments. The Times' special gives details of the distress by famine in Bengal. In two districts 280,000 are in distress and it is estimated that in the famine-stricken territory over half a million would perish were it not for Government aid by which they alone subsist. On Saturday night, in Watsonville, Santa Cruz county, M. J. Gilky and Dr. C. E. Cleveland, old and well known residents of the place, engaged in a shooting affray in which both were killed. A deadly feud had existed between the parties for a long time. A terrible affair has occurred in the State of Vera Cruz. A quarrel between the townsmen of Quimixilan and Huasocualco resulted in a fight, in which 17 were killed. The infurred inhabitants of Huasocualco afterwards went to Quimixilan and began an indiscriminate massacre,killing children and cutting off the breasts of the women. The neighboring town of Ghalehicomula sent a detachment of militia to stop the atrocities. The Senate Committee or Appropriations will propose the abolition of the postal car system on railroads and free delivery of letters in cities. They will also propose an amendment to the postal law so as to provide that alter June 30th next, conveyance in mails of samples of merchandise package, clothing, cuttings, roots, metals, and mineralogical specimens and bound books shall cease. Reports have reached London that a great battle has been fought at Coomassio between the Ashantees and a force under General Sir Garnet Woolsey. The engagement is said to have lasted a whole day and to have closed with no decided result. The loss of the British troops is given as nearly three hundred, including many officers. The High landers alone are reported to have had 150 men killed. Sir Garnet Woolsey was said to be in need of reinforcements, which were 150 miles off. A police spy reports the number of New York communists at three hundred, and says the German and Irish organizations are uniting with the Frenchmen. At a recent meeting the chairman said: It is not only work we want, it is also liberation for grazing lands. Washington's birthday was more generally celebrated in Washington than it had been for many years. Flags on public and other buildings were numerous, and but little business was done in the Executive Departments. The Times' special gives details of the distress by famine in Bengal. In two districts 280,000 are in distress and it is estimated that in the famine-stricken territory over half a million would perish were it not for Government aid by which they alone subsist. On Saturday night, in Watsonville, Santa Cruz county, M. J. Gilky and Dr. C. E. Cleveland, old and well known residents of the place, engaged in a shooting affray in which both were killed. A deadly feud had existed between the parties for a long time. A terrible affair has occurred in the State of Vera Cruz. A quarrel between the townsmen of Quimixilan and Huasocualco resulted in a fight, in which 17 were killed. The infurred inhabitants of Huasocualco afterwards went to Quimixilan and began an indiscriminate massacre,killing children and cutting off the breasts of the women. The neighboring town of Ghalehicomula sent a detachment of militia to stop the atrocities. The Senate Committee or Appropriations will propose the abolition of the postal car system on railroads and free delivery of letters in cities. They will also propose an amendment to the postal law so as to provide that alter June 30th next, conveyance in mails of samples of merchandise package, clothing, cuttings, roots, metals, and mineralogical specimens and bound books shall cease. Reports have reached London that a great battle has been fought at Coomassio between the Ashantees and a force under General Sir Garnet Woolsey. The engagement is said to have lasted a whole day and to have closed with no decided result. The loss of the British troops is given as nearly three hundred, including many officers. The High landers alone are reported to have had 150 men killed. Sir Garnet Woolsey was said to be in need of reinforcements, which were 150 miles off. A police spy reports the number of New York communists at three hundred, and says the German and Irish organizations are uniting with the Frenchmen. At a recent meeting the chairman said: It is not only work we want, it is also liberation for grazing lands. Washington's birthday was more generally celebrated in Washington than it had been for many years. Flags on public and other buildings were numerous, and but little business was done in the Executive Departments. The Times' special gives details of the distress by famine in Bengal. In two districts 280,000 are in distress and it is estimated that in the famine-stricken territory over half a million would perish were it not for Government aid by which they alone subsist. On Saturday night, in Watsonville, Santa Cruz county, M. J. Gilky and Dr. C. E. Cleveland, old and well known residents of the place, engaged in a shooting affray in which both were killed. A deadly feud had existed between the parties for a long time. A terrible affair has occurred in the State of Vera Cruz. A quarrel between the townsmen of Quimixilan and Huasocualco resulted in a fight, in which 17 were killed. The infurred inhabitants of Huasocualco afterwards went to Quimixilan and began an indiscriminate massacre,killing children and cutting off the breasts of the women. The neighboring town of Ghalehicomula sent a detachment of militia to stop the atrocities. The Senate Committee or Appropriations will propose the abolition of the postal car system on railroads and free delivery of letters in cities. They will also propose an amendment to the postal law so as to provide that alter June 30th next, conveyance in mails of samples of merchandise package, clothing, cuttings, roots, metals, and mineralogical specimens and bound books shall cease. Reports have reached London that a great battle has been fought at Coomassio between the Ashantees and a force under General Sir Garnet Woolsey. The engagement is said to have lasted a whole day and to have closed with no decided result. The loss of the British troops is given as nearly three hundred, including many officers. The High landers alone are reported to have had 150 men killed. Sir Garnet Woolsey was said to be in need of reinforcements, which were 150 miles off. A police spy reports the number of New York communists at three hundred, and says the German and Irish organizations are uniting with the Frenchmen. At a recent meeting the chairman said: It is not only work we want, it is also liberation for grazing lands. Washington's birthday was more generally celebrated in Washington than it had been for many years. Flags on public and other buildings were numerous, and but little business was done in the Executive Departments. The Times' special gives details of the distress by famine in Bengal. In two districts 280,000 are in distress and it is estimated that in the famine-stricken territory over half a million would perish were it not for Government aid by which they alone subsist. On Saturday night, in Watsonville, Santa Cruz county, M. J. Gilky and Dr. C.E.Cleveland, old and well known residents of the place, engaged in a shooting affray in which both were killed. A deadly feud had existed between the parties for a long time. A terrible affair has occurred in the State of Vera Cruz. A quarrel between the townsmen of Quimixilan and Huasocualco resulted in a fight, in which 17 were killed. The infurred inhabitants of Huasocualco afterwards went to Quimixilan and began an indiscriminate massacre,killing children and cutting off the breasts of the women. The neighboring town of Ghalehicomula sent a detachment of militia to stop the atrocities. The Senate Committee or Appropriations will propose the abolition of the postal car system on railroads and free delivery of letters in cities. They will also propose an amendment to the postal law so as to provide that alter June 30th next, conveyance in mails of samples of merchandise package， clothing，cuttings， roots，metals，and mineralogical specimens和bound books shall cease. Reports have reached London that a great battle has been fought at Coomassio between the Ashantees and a force under General Sir Garnet Woolsey. The engagement is said to have lasted a whole day and to have closed with no decided result. The loss of the British troops is given as nearly three hundred，including many officers。The High landers alone are reported to have had 150 men killed.Sir Garnet Woolsey was said to be in need of reinforcements，which were 150 miles off. A police spy reports the number of New York communists at three hundred，and says the German and Irish organizations are uniting with the Frenchmen.At a recent meetingthe chairman said:It is not only work we want，it is also liberation for grazing lands. Washington's birthday was more generally celebrated in Washington than it had been for many years.Flags on public and other buildings were numerous，and but little business was done in the Executive Departments. The Times' special gives details of the distress by famine in Bengal.In two districts 280，000 are in distress and it is estimated that in the famine-stricken territory over half a million would perish were it not for Government aid by which they alone subsist. 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organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageofa change.Remedyingthis evil-the smaller sheep could receive material benefit froma co-operative association such as been proposed,and which is now less organizedinoutsideofthe same basis as that orin either casethe sheep-raiserreapthe advantageOfa change.Relatedness.Number.ofNew York communists at three hundred，and says.the German和Iranorganizationsare unitingwiththeFrenchmen.At.a recent meeting,the Chairman said:It is not only work we want，它is also liberationforgravingland.CALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,BALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,BALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,BALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,SALIFORNIA,S or be increased between three and millions should the land valuation be placed upon the same basis as that or in either case the sheep-raleer reap the advantage of a change. Remedying this evil the smaller sheep could receive material benefit in a co-operative association, such as been proposed, and which is now in issue of organization in this county. Co-operation men, who are comparatively poor, receive benefit from the self-effort action of the rich; without it must depend upon themselves. Am therefore, suggested by the owners fourth of the taxable property in county, would unquestionably meet prompt attention. On next Saturday adjourned meeting of sheep-raisers held in Los Angeles to attempt the utilization of a society, among whose will be the protection of this special industry from such evils as we referred to above. Be behoved all raisers, therefore, who feel that theirion, as at present levied, is oppressive,in in this movement, which presents them a means of relief. COURTESY CLAIMS IT FROM US, AND WITH JUSTICE." The only one of the Los Angeles dealers now at Sacramento, against whose possession the CALIFORNIAN made serious possession, was J. W. Venable; the only whom the CALIFORNIAN has been noted for those usual courtesies, which men show to newspapers, whose are composed of their constituents. J. W. Venable. We can readily stand the motives which possiblyince Mr. Higbie to commit this breach of courtesy. He has done nothing advance some very visionary ideas (we were nearly forgetting.) to vote position to the "Fare and Freight Bill,"for a railroad Democrat. Mr. Bush is only incomprehensible. However, our nation is not to damn our friends,to praise our enemy. With a tough appreciation, therefore, of the reasons manne in which Mr. Venable remembered our existence, we thank most heartily for his attention. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Card to the Public! I HAVE THIS DAY LEASED TO HIGBY & CO., THE PLANTERS' HOTEL of this place. In retiring from its management I would thank my friends for the liberal and constant patronage, of which I have been the recipient, and would respectfully solicit for my successors a continuance of the same. JOHN FISCHER. Anabeim. February 27th, 1874. NOTICE! HAVING THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST in the drug business to Mr. HUMAN BLANKEN, I take pleasure in recommending Mr. Blanken to my late patrons as a gentleman and a thoroughly competent drugrist, in whom families and physical class can have full confidence in the preparing and compounding of medicines. I will continue as harteof re the practice of medicine, and have my office in the same building. Dr. DAESSONVILLE. Anabeim Drug Store. February 25th, 1874. 19-4 Special Notice. AN IMPOSSIBILITY OF CARRYING ON THE Batchering Business except on a cash basis compels me to request of my patrons a strict compliance with my regulations. My customers are expected to settle their accounts every Monday at the Market; otherwise I will be compelled to refuse further credit. P.M.S.S.CO. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK! AND OTHER FREIGHT. The Side-Wheel Steamship CALIFORNIA, 874 Tane Register, Will be dispatched from: San Pedro for San Francisco, On or about... Thursday, March 12th, 1874. THE CALIFORNIA has been thoroughly over-hauled recently, and fitted up especially for a Stock Boat. She has ample accommodations to carry 3,000 SHEEP, and other freight in proportion. 19-2t Apply to M. McLELLAN, Agent. PLANTERS'HOTEL CORNER LOS ANGELES AND CENTRE STREETS, ANAHEIM, CAL. C. C. HIGBY & CO., Proprietors. WE THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LEASED THE above well known house, would respectfully solicit the payment of its former friends and the traveling public. The house having been refurnished and renovated, we are prepared to offer superior accommodations. Stages from Los Angeles, San Diego and Wilmington Stop at this House. Anabeim is in the most fertile part of the semi-tropical region of California, in the midst of luxuriant ORANGE GROVES And... PURPLE VINEYARDS, Convenient to good hunting and fishing grounds,and is only 12 miles from the sea,with a climate acknowledged superior to any other in the State,and offers advantages to the traveler or tourist unequaled by any other portion of the Union. M.B.-The Big will always be staked with the finest of Homes and Signs. COMMISSION MERCHANT. FRANK R. LAFAUCHERIE COMMISSION MERCHANT. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM. I will be found at the office of Wm. R. Olden, on every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE well known Commission House ...07... BENNETT & PAGE, GENERAL MERCHANT DISK. HEIMANN & GEORGE Agents for all kinds of... Agricultural Implements And... MACHINERY, Among others... Haines Headers, Russell's Threshors, BUCKEYE Mowers and Reapers, ATNA Mowers and Reapers, Etc. EU EKA, SWEEPSTAKE, VICTOR & NAPA GANGPLOWS, Whitewater and Bain WAGONS, Sweepstake Spring and Sporting Wagons, ETC., ETC., ETC. HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE well known Commission House BENNETT & PAGE, San Francisco, Grain, Hides, Wool, Etc. Liberal Cash Advances Made on Consignments. N. B—Sacks of all kinds furnished at Anaheim or Anaheim Landing. Agent for the WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND Life Insurance Company. Real Estate, Etc. I HAVE ON HAND THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF Land for sale: 46 acres of land adjointing Anaheim, with comfortable dwelling house and improvements. Will be sold at $35 per acre. 80 Acres on the RANCHITA, with dwelling two Barns, Crib, two Cornals, two wells. 8 acres of vineyard with 6,000 bearing vines, two acres in orchard (nearly all bearing trees), one mile of board and picket fence and water right for irrigating the whole—Title perfect. The land is excellently adapted for grapes and tropical fruits, and has never been touched by frost. Price $1,000. Terms—half cash, balance in one and two years at 1 per cent. About 44 acres of land on Santa Gertrudes rancho and Stage Road at $50 per acre. 67 acres of land on the Old Ireland tract, on the Stage road. First house on the right hand side after crossing the river. Terms $2,500, with growing crop of 8 or 10 acres of potatoes and balances in corn. Water privilege and ditches included. Lot 5, in the town of Richland, containing 20 acres with house 12x18 feet and cellar of same size 7 feet deep. Free from all encumbrances. Price 1,000. Water right for irrigating the whole. 258-263 acres of good land in Richland district, fronting on the river; only three and a half miles from Anaheim. All of it has been calibrated. M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about... March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State, is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about... March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State, is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about... March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State, is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about... March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State, is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about... March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State, is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about... March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State, is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about..。 March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State， is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco, about..。 March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS, M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds, the sea, with a climate any other in the State， is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON, salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA, Register, tethered from... San Francisco， about..。 March 12th, 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN, Agent. RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS， M, CAL. BY & CO., HAVING LEASEED THE house, would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles, San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile, in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea, with a climate any other in the state , is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN , Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M , CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house , would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile , in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea , with a climate any other in the state , is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN , Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M , CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house , would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile , in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea , with a climate any other in the state , is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN , Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M , CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house , would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile , in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea , with a climate any other in the state , is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN , Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M , CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house , would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile , in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea , with a climate any other in the state , is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salting and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN , Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M , CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house , would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile , in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea , with a climate any other in the state ， is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salating and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN , Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M , CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house , would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile , in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea ，with a climate any other in the state ， is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salating and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN , Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M , CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house , would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile ，in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea ，with a climate any other in the state ， is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salating and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT. Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN ，Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M ，CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED THE house ， would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile ，in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea ，with a climate any other in the state ， is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salating and everything in and promptly executed. NOTICE. OF STOCK! FREIGHT." Steel Steamship DORNIA , Register , tethered from San Francisco , about .. . March 12th , 1874. been thoroughly overstituted up especially for a simple accommodations to other freight in proportion. LELLAN ，Agent . RS' HOTEL AND CENTRE STREETS , M ，CAL . BY & CO . HAVING LEASED The house ， would respectfully a former friend and the house having been refurare prepared to offer Los Angeles , San Wilmington this House. fertile part of the samile ，in the midst of lux GROVES INEYARDS, ing and fishing grounds the sea ，with a climate any other in the state ， is the traveler or tourist section of the Union. may be stashed with the M. A. MENDELSON , salating and everything in DRY GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Etc. Also a quantity of...