anaheim-gazette 1876-08-12

Anaheim Gazette PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. MELROSE & ATHEARN, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Terms of Subscription: One year... $3.00 Six Months... 1.20 Three Months... 1.00 All subscriptions must be paid in advance. Club Rates: In order to increase our already large circulation, we offer the following inducements to clubs: Ten copies, one year... $25.00 Twenty copies, one year... 40.00 One copy will be sent free to the person getting up the club. Translent Advertising: SPACE. 1 square... $1.00 2 squares... 2.00 3 squares... 3.00 4 squares... 4.00 Regular Advertising: One square or less, per month... $1.50 Two squares... 2.50 One column... 20.00 Half column... 12.00 Quarter column... 7.00 Legal advertisements must be paid for before affidavit of publication is made. Copies of the Gazette, in wrappers really for mailing, are for sale at the office of publication. Although the Weekly Gazette is issued on Saturday mornings, it goes to press on Friday morning, so that all communications or advertisements should be sent to this office not later than Thursday night. THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every morning (Mondays excepted). It contains a full Special Telegraphic report from all parts of the world. The Educational Local departments are full and complete. TERMS: Per year, by mail... $10.00 Six months... 5.00 Three months... 2.50 Dulivered by Carrier, per week... 25 School Superintendent's Report. The school Superintendent's report of the census for Los Angeles county to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, for the school year ending June 30, 1876, has been completed. It shows that in the following townships the number of white children between five and seventeen years of age is as follows: DOYS GIRLS TOTAL: Anahaim... 150 171 320 Alameda... 81 66 147 Artesia... 43 38 81 Areja... 10 6 16 Bolsa Grande... 43 51 94 Cajon... 22 16 38 Ballona... 65 59 124 Cahuenga... 110 100 210 Centralla... 29 24 53 Duarte... 32 38 70 La Dow... 52 38 90 Elizabeth Lake... 50 42 92 El Monte... 89 91 180 Florence... 82 26 58 Fairview... 24 11 35 Garden Grove... 31 16 47 Little Lake... 32 29 61 Los Nietos... 94 75 169 La Puente... 73 58 131 Maizeland... 50 47 97 New River... 47 34 85 Old Mission... 72 63 135 Olive... 44 28 72 Ocean View... 37 51 88 Los Angeles... 1301 1313 2614 Orangehorpe... 41 39 71 Ranchito... 33 20 63 San Jose... 69 85 174 San Gabriel... 118 149 258 San Juan... 92 75 167 San Fernando... 116 96 212 Santa Monica... 83 78 161 San Pasqual... 24 29 63 San Antonio ...75 66 141 San Pedro ...104 113 121 Richland ...113 106 2.9 Fountain Valley ...40 28 68 Silver ...83 95 178 Spring ...151 105 256 Sycamore ...65 54 119 Soleadl ...23 18 41 Westminster ...57 62 119 Wilmington ...100 92 192 Vernon ...80 78 158 Azusa ...83 83 171 Bog Dale ...56 32 Cienga ...77 63 140 Green Meadows ...70 57 127 Newport ...52 46 98 Palomares ...137 126 263 Rowland ...86 77 163 Santa Ana ...55 53 108 THE DAILY GAZETTE Per year, by mail $10.00 Six months 5.00 Three months 2.50 Delivered by Carrier, per week 25 TERMS: A horse was stolen from the residence of T. H. Shelly last night about midnight. There was a large fire on the plains of the Cayote rancho yesterday, near the ranch of Mr. Hanna. A malicious individual amused himself last night by cutting open nine sacks of grain at Miles Bros warehouse. The Government officers purchased six horses and two mules in town yesterday. They have about completed their purchases. We call attention to the advertisement of Mrs. Gustav Reiser, who has accommodations for a number of boarders. She has also a nicely furnished room to let. The band of horses and mules purchased for the Government service in Arizona, will start from Las Flores for Prescott about the 12th inst. There are two hundred and seven horses and seventy-five mules. We have several times alluded to the loafers and worthless tramps who have lately come into our midst, and one by one our citizens have learned by bitter experience to be on their guard against them. On Thursday night Mr. John Gwin brought his team to town and hitched them on Centro street, in front of Kroeger's Hall. During the night some gallows bird out the traces that fastened the horses to the wagon. Fortunately, Mr. Gwin discovered the diabolical act in time to prevent any accident. He offers one hundred dollars reward for a clue to the perpetrator. From Sunday's Daily. The horse race at the Cayote ranch yesterday afternoon was well attended, and considerable excitement prevailed. Small sums of money and large knives plated matchs and Kleinigkeiten. From Saturday's Daily. —A horse was stolen from the residence of T. H. Shelly last night about midnight. —There was a large fire on the plains of the Cayote rancho yesterday, near the ranch of Mr. Hanna. —A malicious individual amused himself last night by cutting open nine sacks of grain at Miles Bros warehouse. —The Government officers purchased six horses and two mules in town yesterday. They have about completed their purchases. —We call attention to the advertisement of Mrs. Gustav Reiser, who has accommodations for a number of boarders. She has also a nicely furnished room to let. —The band of horses and mules purchased for the Government service in Arizona, will start from Las Flores for Prescott about the 12th inst. There are two hundred and seven horses and seventy-five mules. —We have several times alluded to the loafers and worthless tramps who have lately come into our midst, and one by one our citizens have learned by bitter experience to be on their guard against them. On Thursday night Mr. John Gwin brought his team to town and hitched them on Centro street, in front of Kroeger's Hall. During the night some gallows bird out the traces that fastened the horses to the wagon. Fortunately, Mr. Gwin discovered the diabolical act in time to prevent any accident. He offers one hundred dollars reward for a clue to the perpetrator. From Sunday's Daily. The horse race at the Cayote ranch yesterday afternoon was well attended, and considerable excitement prevailed. Small sums of money and large knives plated matchs and Totals...4785 4151 9239 The number of negro children between five and seventeen years of age is 51; number of Indian children between five and seventeen years of age, who live under the guardianship of white persons, 25; number of children under five years of age, 3,253; number of children between five and seventeen years of age who have attended public schools at any time during the school year, 5,298; number of children between five and seventeen years of age who have attended private schools but no public school at any time during the year, 835; number of children between five and seventeen years of age who have not attended school at any time during the school year, 3,156; number of Mongolian children under seventeen years of age, 1; number of Mongolian children between five and seventeen years of age attending school, 19; number of deaf and dumb children between five and twenty-one years of age, 2; the number of native born children of native parents is 8,908; native born with one parent foreign, 1,778; native born with both parents foreign, 1,687; foreign born, 302. Deeds Filed. A. W. Birch to A. D. Covall—Lots 38, 39 and 40, A. W. Birch's Addition, South Santa Ana, $300. Wm. Harper to Amos Travis—Richland farm, lot 17, $2,500. H. Watson to Jonathan Watson—127 12-100 acres in Ranch Santiago de Santa Ana, $2,500. Great Activity in San Diego. We did not think it at all dull along Fifth street, to-day, but in a little walk in that direction we thought we noticed a disposition on the part of several to do more sleep than the hour seemed to Justify. Doc. Williams, was doing away like a good fellow, and Herman was as fast asleep as he will be when judgment catches him. At Till Burnes' several were in front and seemed inclined to go and take a snooze. George was wide awake, but he slept before two o'clock, we guess. Stewart was around the street, trying his best to keep awake, and at the warehouse we thought it fortunate a lounge was a part of the furniture of the room.—San Diego World. New Patents.-Through Dewey & Company, Patent Agents, San Francisco, we receive the following advance The Trimune's Waste says the political cannery responded in the remarkable speech Lamar, to which Garret to morrow. How long thus spring up in the time no one can tell long decided to give to judicious and dispassionate the Southern question course to day will be every one without repelling the best presentation far has been made from view. Lamar spoke to man and not as a party opening portion or his discussion the realtistical parties bear to him and government, and which have arisen from organization of party organics the government and the masterpiece of eloquent political philosophy, we interest to students of irrespective of party causes of the present South, from a state point of view. He describes indulged in no cism and abused no power attempted to lay before description of the true South, and to explain allowed others to draw elusions as to the best way to apply the remedy that the restoration of erment could be applied was listened to through ked attention, and was mitted, by those who his conclusions, as we who approved them, to ablest if not the ablest. The Times says that wit Littlejohn has letter to a friend, in which have fully determined Tilden for President. b Hayes and Wheeler." sion of Littlejohn is it is remembered that few New York Delegates Louis Convention which posed the nomination cause, he is unfit to lie United States. The following adversely appeared in a Paramede XX permits here she has the skin white health, the check on sweet expression, blue hair, figure coquette full of health. She will next Tuesday, and in as possible the lymph body ready for the vaccine mentioned charms. For ete. The Visalia Delta off The exodus towards Alon on. Quite a number o have left during the lah and others are striking ring the night some gallows bird out the traces that fastened the horses to the wagon. Fortunately, Mr. Gwin discovered the diabolical act in time to prevent any accident. He offers one hundred dollars reward for a clue to the perpetrator. From Sunday's Daily. —The horse race at the Cayote ranch yesterday afternoon was well attended, and considerable excitement prevailed. Small sums of money and large jack knives, plated watches and orodle sleeve buttons were freely wagered on the result. The Azbill horse went easily away with the stakes, and his opponents were left to ruminate upon the results of misplaced confidence. —Just as the Anaheim Hotel stage was about to start for the depot yesterday morning, a Celestial came up with his trunk and wished to ride. The driver got down to put the trunk on the boot and left the lines tied to the brake. While putting on the trunk the horse started, and the driver climbed to the top of the coach and tugged at the lines, which caused the horses to turn suddenly. The stage was turned completely over. None of the passengers were hurt. —We are requested to extend an invitation to the citizens of Anaheim and vicinity to participate in the grand hunt which will take place near Santa Ana on the 14th inst. All persons desiring to participate are requested to be present at a meeting to be held at Santa Ana on Saturday next at 2 o'clock, when captains will be chosen and all necessary arrangements made. If unable to be present at this meeting, names may be sent to Dr. J. A. Crane, Santa Ana. The most successful hunter will receive a handsome prize. The game will be served up by the ladies of the town on the day succeeding the hunt. NEW PATENTS.—Through Dewey & Company, Patent Agents, San Francisco, we receive the following advance list of United States patents granted to Pacific Coast Inventors, viz: John W. Emerton, San Francisco, car wheels; Samuel Green, Los Angeles, compositions for manufacturing illuminating gas; George Greiner, Sacramento, violin planes; John Q. Grinnel Stockton, Cal., field derricks; Casper T Hopkins, San Francisco, street railroad rails; Anson Scott Levake, San Francisco, car wheels; Nilis H. Olson, San Francisco, meat choppers; John W. Platt, Mineral City, Nev., fuse lighters; Geo. C. Morgan, Santa Rosa, Cal., earth boring machines; Richard Willock, Pacheco, Cal., farm gate; J W. Woodrun, Portland, Oregon, combination locks; Samuel H. Wheeler, San Francisco, valve motion for steam engines. The Nebraska State Journal says: Some distinguished liar of "Calaveras County" has written to the Petalurina (Cal.), Argus, a description of a talented two-headed child in the "Red Woods" near that place, which can converse with two persons at one time, and also hold a lively argument with itself. One head has rich brown hair, dark eyes, and is a brunette called "Dollie." The other has a burnt curls, blue eyes and a fair skin, and is called "Ollie." The scamp that manufactured this luus natura is a plagiarist, and stole the whole thing bodily from the two-headed democratic party, born the other day at St. Louis. A little girl in a Pennsylvania town recently saw an old drunken man on a door-step, the perspiration rolling off his face, and a crowd of children preparing to make fun of him: She took her little apron and wiped his face and then looked up so pitifully to the rest and made this remark: "O say, don't hurt him. He's somebody's grandpa." The Candidates. We present to our readers this morning accurate stereotyped likenesses of the Democratic and Republican candidates for President and Vice President. Political Clubs will do well to remember that we are prepared to do all kinds of printing, and that these cuts can be used to advantage in political circulars, etc. TILDEN and HENDRICKS HAYES and WHEELER. New York, Aug. 3. The Tribune's Washington special says the political campaign was apparently reopened in the House with the remarkable speech delivered by Lamar, to which Garfield will reply to morrow. How long the discussion thus spring up in the House will continue no one can tell. Lamar has long decided to give to the country a judicious and dispassionate review of the Southern question, and his discourse today will be received by every one, without regard to party, as P. PELLEGRIN, Practical Watch Maker, East end of Centre Street; Anaheim, Cal. Watches, Clocks and JEWELRY Cleaned and Repaired. AMERICAN Bread & Cracker BAKERY. 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The Tribune's Washington special says the political campaign was apparently reopened in the House with the remarkable speech delivered by Lamar, to which Gartfield will reply to morrow. How long the discussion thus sprung up in the House will continue no one can tell. Lamar has long decided to give to the country a judicious and dispassionate review of the Southern question, and his discourse to day will be received by every one, without regard to party, as the best presentation of it that thus far has been made from his point of view. Lamar spoke to-day as a statesman and not as a politician. The opening portion or his speech, in which he discussed the relations which political parties bear to our institutions and government, and the dangers which have arisen from the intervention of party organization between the government and the people, was a masterpiece of eloquence and sound political philosophy, which will be of interest to students of political history irrespective of party. He discussed the causes of the present condition of the South, from a statesman's highest point of view. He dealt in no invectives, indulged in no personal criticism and abused no party. He only attempted to lay before the House a description of the true condition of the South, and to explain its causes. He allowed others to draw their own conclusions as to the best way in which to apply the remedy. He suggested that the restoration of local self-government could be applied. His speech was listened to throughout with marked attention, and was universally admitted, by those who disagree with his conclusions, as well as by those who approved them, to be one of the ablest, if not the ablest, of the session New York, August 4. The Times says that ex-Speaker Deswit Littlejohn has just addressed a letter to a friend, in which he says: "I have fully determined not to support Tilden for President, but shall vote for Hayes and Wheeler." This conclusion of Littlejohn is a surprise, when it is remembered that he is among the few New York Delegates to the St. Louis Convention who sincerely opposed the nomination of Tilden because, he is unfit to be President of the United States. The following advertisement recently appeared in a Paris paper: "Madame XX permits herself to say that she has the skin white to pearl, full health, the cheek of roses, face of sweet expression, blue eyes, black hair, figure coquette, therefore is full of health. She will be vaccinated next Tuesday, and in as short a time as possible the lymph of her arm will be ready for the vaccination of anybody desiring to possess all these mentioned charms. For terms, apply," etc. The Visalia Delta of Thursday says: The exodus towards Arizona still goes on. Quite a number of our old settlers have left during the last week or two, and others are striking their tents and she has the skin white to pearl, full health, the cheek of roses, face of sweet expression, blue eyes, black hair, figure coquette, therefore is full of health. She will be vaccinated next Tuesday, and in as short a time as possible the lymph of her arm will be ready for the vaccination of anybody desiring to possess all these mentioned charms. For terms, apply," etc. The Visalia Delta of Thursday says: The exodus towards Arizona still goes on. Quite a number of our old settlers have left during the last week or two, and others are striking their tents and quietly dropping away. The trouble between husbands and wives too often is that they do not understand each other—do not comprehend each other's sensibilities. A man can't well sit with his hoof planted against the back of his wife's chair without knocking some of the enamel off the romance of marriage. St. Louis Republican: We have tried almost every plan with these infernal Influins but marrying them. Will Dr. Mary Walker immolate herself on the altar of hard-tack and mess pork, and annex Sitting Bull or one of his youngest men? Her example would be a bright and shining light to thousands of the surplus sisterhood who are wasting their virgin sweetness against the wall. The Lassen Advocate is determined to be on the right side during the present campaign, and so holst the names of the nominees of both the Cincinnati and St. Louis Conventions. BORN: In Los Angeles, July 31st, to the wife of John C. Dotter, a daughter. MARRIED: At El Monte, on the 50th ult., by Rev. S. M. Adams, Mr. J. W. Thompson to Mrs. S.J. Oehlil. In San Diego, August 4th, Mr. P.L. Seumans, of Los Angeles, to Miss Rosa Soto, of San Diego. SHED: Near Anaheim, August 6th, of congestion, F. B. Toombs, aged 18 years. At the Sisters' Hospital in Los Angeles, Aug. 21, of commumpist, Louisa Murray, aged 15 years. In San Francisco, July 21, Mrs. Mary Fridham, of Los Angeles. AND MUSIC. THE latest publications are always to be had at our place as soon as issued. Special attention paid to orders from the country. The most reliable News Business In Southern California, and where subscription are taken at publisher's rates. Anaheim Lodge No. 207, F. & A.M. REGULAR MEETING Saturday of, or proceeding the full moon in each month. FRED. W. ATHEARN, W. M. A. W. STRENHART, Secretary. Sojourning brethren in good standing are respectfully invited to attend. Orange Lodge, No. 225, I.O. O.F. REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE ABOVE Lodge are held in their Hall in Orange every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Sojourning brethren in good standing are cordially invited to attend. A. JOHNSTON, N.G. H. LOCKWOOD, Rec. Sec'y. J. W. LOWE, Blacksmith and Wagon Maker, Santa Ana. Horse-shoeing a specialty. General Jobbing done promptly and at low rents. The Hamiltonian Stallion "Gibraltar." WILL be at the service of horse breeders from June until September (and perhaps later) and will be at Anaheim, Santa Ana and visually on the 29th day of June. Gibraltar is a deep bloot bay, with black legs, mane and tail, weighs 1000 pounds, and is a model of strength in part; is 13½ hands high, four (4) years old, and a natural trother of extraordinary speed. He was dired by Mr. Titus trotting stallion "Echo," his son a mare brought into the county by Judge Every, of Anaheim, and supposed to be of Delmont stock, and was a fine rooster. The fine size, rich color, good disposition and extraordinary training speed of this young horse, command him to all intelligent breeders of horses. Persons wishing to breed to him can apply to Oscar Wilks agent in charge of the horse. Terms: $600 (810 in adams), halma note payable January 1877.) Marrs not proving in local entitled to next season free. GEO. Q. THEPANY, Owner, June 9th, Los Angeles. 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