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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
School M alters.

List of those, who excelied at the
'Orangeburg Academy, at the recent Elk.
animation, and during the Whole Session.
!. In the LIST Department, the Prize for
the grea! est proficiency during the whole
year. was taken by Miss Agnes Clark.
In the End Department the same Prize
was taken by w. l.. Izlar.
For the month Of December in the 1st
Department the 1st & End Honors we're
taken by Miss Julia Ransdale and Miss
Ida Ransdale.
In the End Department the same Hon
ors were taken by w. l.. Izlar and
Samuel Clark.
For the Examination in the 1st Depart
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
Afraid of Christmas /!

On Monday last, o fine gobler (sho
had evidently lost some relatives at o
corresponding season a year ago) became
much alarned at the signs of the times
fire crackers and trumpcts- and,
breaking loose from his owner, flew to
he roofof Messrs Kohn and Bros store,
and standing on the g,blc end, thought
himself safe. He was shot down by
some one who felt that dead turkeys
were better for Christmas than live ones
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
The Scientific American

is one efthe most admirable papers in
9 our Y Exchange List, being without a ri
val in its particular Sphere. To the me-
chanic and to the Farmer who should be
q half mechanic itwou1d seem to be in
dispehsable, and we eheerfully recon-
mend ii to oil. Those, interested in
Patent, of any kind, can here find full
information on the subject.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
Sheriff iff Sales.

By virtue of Sundry Executions to me di-
reoted, will sell to the highest bidder, at
Orangeburg G. H., on tho FIRST MON
DAY in January next, FOR CASH, oil
the Right, Title and Interest of the Defend
ants in the following Property, viz:
One tract of land containing 160 acres
more or less in Edisto Fork, bounded by
lands of Jnc. S. Bolen, D. P. Murphy, Geo.
f. Bolen, L. A. Fogle, Est. of Jno. Riokcn-
baker and P. Il. Pearson. Levied on as the
property of Geo. L. Bolen at tho suit Of
Jno. +. Alden ct. al.
Sheriff's Office, E. I. CAIN,
Orangeburg G. H. 8. c., 5. o. G.
Dec. 18th, 1873.
dec Is I'd
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
Notice Of Dissolution.

The undersigned would respectfully
inform the public that the Copartner-
ship heretofore existing between them in
conductingGthe orangeburg Academy is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Orangeburg Dec 2eth 1873. ts., II
i. JAMES S. HEywARp.
STILES r. MELL1CHAMp
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
.ble rs scific GuaDo

soluble rscific GuaDo
We call to the advertisement IN tc
days issue of this StaGd dard fertilizers
which steadily holds its own amonsF 81
many rival phesphates and guanos.
The Company guarantees to keep up the
standard, and still retains DR.. st. Julien
Ravenel as its Chemist Send orders to
in. Robson Esq. agent at Charleston
SC.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
All Aboard

On Saturday last wagon loaded with
cotton, which cotton was adorned with
three sable danes on the way to the burg
was fording the "four hole" swamp,
when the crazy vehicle gave lurch, and
precipitated the trio into and under the
stream. The day was too cod for such
involuntary ublutions. and the tact dis
played of getting ont of the water was
equol to the complete disarrangcment of
ruffies, panniers and waterfalls, rs also
the incidental demolition of Websters
rule for prononcing English words.
The mournfnl summons of the church.
bell called many sympathetic hearts
a:ound the grave of Mrs Anna Knowl-
ton, who died on Saturday last. The
event was peculiarly sad, MS the deceased
lady had So recently come from her
northern home upon visit to her chill.
dren here Death is messenger of
peace to the faithful, and her lamp was
trimmed for the coming of the Bride
groom. The mortal remains are laid
away far from home, but the spirit is for
ever at rest where tears and parting are
no more. The bereaved have our sym
pathy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
Sheriff S Sales.

BY virtue of sundry warrants on Crop
Liens to me directed bp Geo. Boliver G. C.
p, l will SELL for cash, at Orangeburg G. H.
on the Let Monday in January next, the
following produced VS.:
About two bales OF Cotton of tho crop Of
James d. Baxter on Lien executed to ]. w.
s, @. Sellers.
ALSO
One Dale of Cotton and about 1000 lbs Of
Fodder Of the crop of Sampson Tho mas OH
Liens executed to Geo. H. Cornelson and NJ.
Rich.
Three Bales of Cotton of tho crop Of
James Weeks on Liens executed C. A.
Green & a. j. Salinas.
ALSO
On Tuesday tho 9th day of January 1874
near the residence of Mrs. Frances A.
Bochett 4 Bales ofCotton, 100 Bushels of
Corn, rs Bushels of Rice, 400 lbs Of seed
Cotton, 800 lbs Of Fodder, and lot Of cotton
Seed Of tho crop of John Sellers on Liens
executed to Geo. Ii. Cornelson and G. l..
Bochett,
On Tuesday the 9th January 1874 OF
Lewisville Bales of Cotton, about GO
Bushels of Corn, about 1000 lbs Fodder, 6
Bushels Of Rice, Of the crop Of Wm. Stack
on Liens to Bennett Jacobson.
ALSO
AT the same place about GOO lbs seed
Cotton, aud 10 Bushels of Corn Of the crop
of John Diggens on Lien to Bennatt jacob
son.
Sheriff's Office, E. I. Cain,
Orangeburg c. H., s. c., s. o. G..
Dec. Goth, 1878.
dec 20 I'd
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
The Old Woman in a Shoe.

Goto Kohn & Bros, and see the old
woman in their window, surrounded by
her numerous family. The ladies of the
Episcopal Church are rafting this at 25cts
per chance, and we presume all the
Ichancesswill soon be sold, on account of
the charitable object to which the money
is 20 be devoted.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
JAMES S. HEYwARD

The closing exercises of Miss RS. AL
bergottis, School were attended by g
number of friends notwithstanding no
public announcement had been made.
The proficiency of recitation and perfect
discipline sustained the reputation OF
this school for training young ladies in
the several branches taught.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
NOTICE.
SAVE YOUR TINE AND MONEY.

F5zt II 1OOfF y IN :
TUAVING SECURED the right to sell
HI CLARKE'S PATENT PORTABLE
Rail and Plank fence in this County, will
put UP a sample of the Fence at Orangeburg
G. H., on Monday, (Sales-Dayl and would in
vite the planters of the County to examine the
same; as am satisfied it combines all the I'd
vantages to save time, and money. Either the
plantation or stock fence is proof against wind
County to put up sample, and instruct any
one purchasing the right how to build the
Fence. Liberal terms will be offered to Gran
ges Persons wishing to communicate can do
SO, by addressing me at fowes Pump Post
Office, Orangeburg County, s. e..
JUDE ROBINSON, Agent.
Nov.27, 1873 Al 3m
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
"a Merry Christmas"

From the TINES to its readers. There
now, we've caught you-send it round
early! VIII take either turkeys, or
subscriptions.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

Il. HE Exercises of Miss r. s. Albergottis
School will be resumed on Monday, Jan 5th'
1874, at residence Of Capt. L. A. Jeffords. Rus
sell street. Music and French taught. For
terms apply at school.
Dec 2o Ct
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THE ORAN GEB URG TIMES.
oRANaEBbRe, $. g., DEC. 26, 1878.

Iar Mr.. K1RK Robinson is authorized to
.ollect and receipt. for advertisements and sub
.ccfiptions to the ftmts U q a go
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

There vii he service in the Episcopal
Church next Sunday 2sth lust, by The
Rev. N. B. Fuller, who was detained last
week by sickness inhis family from offici-
.ating.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
IA Gard

IA Gard
The exercises ofthe Academy will be
resmced and continued by my self at the
Fair Building on the 1st of January
next. would respectfully solicit the
continued patronage ofthe public.
JAMES S. HEYwARD
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
Sheriff S Sales
oRANGEBURG COUNTY .
IN PRenArE couRrs & & j !, J,
los. A vs. Keller. reair irof
Ann Myers
JOS. A. Keller.

BY virtue of on order made In the C5EsE
Of Probate, will sell at the Court House -,
on the first Monday in January, 1874, for :.
one half cash-the balance In IL meAthG,n .
and secured by bond and nortgags, of thasI /
premises Purchasers paying for papers
and recording, the following Real Estate Of. =
which Frederick Myers died ssiEeds to ,wis al
bounded by Mrs. f. Ottss land, the said y
Swamp AMI the rest Of the TractMhich haan
been laid off for the Homestead and Dover qs s,
Q. 2Y4 aorcs of an adjacent Traeis bouraj
ed by lands of John Moore and Levi Mysrs.l
and LOG acres of same tract admcasured TO
to Mrs. Myers for Dover.
8. The remainder on the deternaination OF
Mrs. Myers Dover in l62 sores, or -ths
Homestead Tract and LOG acres OF the other:
Tract. - y - 92iI{ lkad
4. The remainder of Homestead csSsists,
ing Of the settlement and 200 acres inelud-
ing the Dover Tract Of 162 acres, after thSi
expiration of the interest therein heldIby
Mr.. Myers and her children, I'd Nov, 1879.
Dec. 18th, 1878. go siS3R ss tihs
ALSO, IS aeda
j. A. KELLER s,. 7. K. s sAspOgTAs ASGp
M. J. sAsPORTAs. I'D
BY virture OF the Judgment OF torec tosrfA
herein, will cell, Mt Orangeburg Contts
House, on the first Monday in JanuAfSf
1874, during legal hours OF sale, atanctions
fer cash. 81,
1. Plantation Of go acres, mort OF less,
on both sides of Binnaker's Bridge ReEss
bounded by lands now or lately OF w. 8.
Dudley, Lewis Wissenhunt, j. Hiley5 and
Estate Of s. Beach: being tract csnveyashsa
T. X. Sasportas by DR.. E. j. .Oliyeros.
2. Tract of l36 acres, more or less, On
Little Pen Branch, bounded by lsnts Esaissar
lately of j. d. Fairey, j. w. ii. Dukes,
Andrew Berry, aud Mrs. Celia MottSs
Dover. t9 iiti2af ai
3. Tract a2T acres, moro or lsssf becntsed
by lands now or lately es AnJrsw Berry
James Rhoads, Oliver III. 0tt, and Edwards,
the twola described tracts being the lands
conveyed to I. X. Sasportas by Mrs; iCslis
Nets. Executrix of the wiltof JanieasD.
Metts, deceased. iaG4 Aaiq
Purchasers to pay for paper, and staEans.
or.nsssars ssss,r' & o1si II, 5. G.. q sod SOD
dec Goth 1873 t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

wANrED-5oo bushels of Rougl,
I;icc,at atl,ighcst cash Triccsat j. a. Hamil
SONS Store.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

4 One Of tl,s legislators has returned
from Columbia with a b,ss drum" "liol-
low vessels make great noise"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

sR-Thc subscriber will ship cotton to
Charleston or, New York, subject to. or
der ot' O,yncrs.
JOHN a. A.HAMILTON.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
The 0rangeburg Academy.

Our readers will lsee that the firm of Mess
Hayward d Mellichamp has been dissol-
ved,and that the exercises oftho Academy
will be continued by Mr.. James S. Hey
ward, at the Fair Building, which is
admirably suited for the purpose. A
competent lady Assistant will take charge
of the female Department., and also in
struct in music, both vocal & instrumen-
tai. We cordially CON. mend the Institu-
tion to our citizens as in every way
worthy of'shsiF confidence and support.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

Sends your orders for Doors Sash
and Blinds to tho Southern House of Geo.
IS. Hacker of Charleston. S. C. Mr. L
Ransdale of cur Town is the author
ised agent for this House.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
lss Albergotti's scool

S11tUU a4tpcT 6UCtE . DCUUI ~
e VIII bereopened on Monday, January
9th. 1t is unnecessary to do more than
call attention to the advertisement, of
this excellent school which has been long
established and deservedly patronized to
falness. Miss A has made ample arrange
ments for the instruction Of both Music
and French. ,f-a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

ment the LIST Honor was taken by Miss
Agnes clarkand the 2nd by T 20. s.
Dibble.
For the Examinations in Che. End De-
Iparrtment the lst Honor, was taken by
WI! Izlar.
The following excelled in original
compositions: Miss Agnes Clark. Miss
! Ida Ransdale. Miss, Julia Ransdale.
u. G. Albergdtti sand TO. s.Dibble.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

Notice
Contract advertisers may change
monthly. Every change must be sent
in by Monday loom.
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CoNsIGNEEs PER EXPRESS.


j l. Rast,
w F Hutson,
Ell Oliveros,
r w Bates,
f Ulmer,
w Knots,
j Murphy,
E NJ Parler,
j j Canada,
w A Meroney,
A S Patrick,
a @ Dukes,
F Fl w Briggmann,
A Fischer,
j l. Eumbcrt,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
A9tes 8apttel. ,
Sabre itne nersanaen.

Sabre jtne neraanaen.
Sebt. bort in Der HoIsnlaube, in benz
tlibenpsn @arten Ter Yfarrei ftBt Elm
@reis BON faf ncunjis Sabren.
Sein 5aupt 1T weieer ale BET rei1>
tie @intsrl1nee, feline stirn 1T uou Der
Maieadt> ,pelGe Der Sanfler Der Stir<
ne zines 6eilieenbiIpes osrleiben miroe.
Sein Bid 1T nod flar une tpenl1 ct
reject, erfaQt elm bejaubernoer WobQaut
cas- Obr res 3ub6rers.
5ener @reis 1T pfarrer Gberbaro>
Der rubia i'm Sreile fe;ner Yfarrfinper
ben 500 %errpartst> wdbreno Der @eifli<
dc, ben mir friber fennen lernten, mad
eoperabem ;uridsefebtt unp Der mir
risc Na6foIser pes @reiles senpprreu
it,.
Msben Der Yfarrei fst Elm iunaes
Mdc&sn, idSn unp frii9 ME Die tlI>
benren RoIen Ger Qaute.
SO 1T 5anua, tte Iodtcr ron 2ena
unp Walter, pelde nun bel ibrem Onz
|fcl 6etnrid in cem neu erbautsu s~lterli>
den baule pobnt. absr jepen Sag benz
ptarrer @eieuidaft leiitet uno fir feline
Berdrfnihe forst.
6einri9 III nod thinner auf ieiner
Mdble bel@dftist. Or if 3ufrieren,
ober wie, Die mir tbu, ndter fsnuen, MIR
pi0er, tab ct frib alt unc erau letu
miro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

SIN Nnl&Iu6 an cas- Mdn3ses
,eb bat Der Retdsfansler Gem 8unoesz
ratbe cine ueberfat lber bic In ben
Staaten pes beutideu Netdes biz Gnpr
1871 ftatteefunoenen Musprdsunaen
uno @~in;iebunsen pom @olo> uno Sl@
b~ermunsen serseleet. On @olDmtinsen
tourten ausseprdst: 15.000.000S tdd
Brieortdsb'or, 14,400,O00 Stif pt>
fcleu, 100000 @tdd @olpfronen,
100000 Stid Ducateu; ferner
179,5A5,478 Tblr. in 10 unb 5 Sui
oenftadtn. Mn Silbermlnaen ,purpen
aueaepra9t in ber Ibalerz unp @ulcens
wabruns: 64.974,388 Tblr. in 3wei>
tbalertaden, 1924, 1894, 943 1blr. inGins
tbaleraiden unb Dritteltbalerflden,
542,723,543 Gblr. In tleineren Mlnz
gen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
DeuiIlfton n,
Die Ra9t.

@e Der @tabte folse &eiben
IN bes aroBsn @ess @tranb
Sebt bes Wantrers Bid erfreueu,
@ie eebaut ron 3auberbanb
@s Der Raufmann feline @aareu
1sut' IN rei&ler 6iioe seist
limb Elm raales Bolt In @@aaren
S&aft bic ipdt Der Gag li@ ueist:
@tanb Der @iswana etnf bee Dabea
Dsrt AM blaueu @i&tsan,
,1nb auf ienen vra&tssFleen
3erri&te raub Der rstte Nanu.
Muf ben u%nbsbauten Dluren
@eieete Der Buffalo,
Gclsten {9lau bes pirf&es @pursn
SGser. ,penn Ct f9eu entfob.
Giner nur nit srauen, 8arte
3dhlte ni&t 3un Gbippepa,
81 e., aud iein Qous. bas tarte,
t1eber nd erseben fab.
GiniaH webute It ana Stranbe
bort bes blanca Mi&iean,
@tammenb aus entferaieu. 2anbe,
@elbR Gin freier, fol3er Nanu.
auf Der @tirne biifre Galteu,
&a&eslut TN idarfen Bid,
@re1exe etneu, 7nfern Walten,
t1nb benz f&weren Ri6sef&id,-
8laet Ct lei hes 1ases Neise,
Nimnat bic 9l1ie bon Der @anb.
Qauerno bur@ ber 8duu,e 3ueise,
81 sritbntsS 3iel F& fano.
aber .tpas IT mSat eraielen,
ST ni&t eines Strides 9aupt,
Mi9t bic 8aHel, bic bort fslsn,
Sbres 0e5ens RAID beraubt.
Nein, Der 3duptlins ieaer 9orben
ST iein lang ~erfebntes 3iel,
Tenen eiu1 In tuilbeua Norbeu
@eine Satin blutenb fet.
~Bann,-o Sag eers&ter Ra@e!
8rief Tu blutis ifrafenb an?"-
Das III ienss Rannes @pra@t
1lnb Ct 1sbt int @eif i'm nab'n.
CT eebentt aud jener Stunte,
$40 ben Sobn man ibm seraubt
Muf tri&t (einss 5sr3sns @unpe,
limb It 5enft betribt fein 9aupt.
3srd, Ia iprenst auf i@nsQsta &s0e
&ai9 Elm Snbianer bin,
ct 1T BON bss 5auptltnas SpruGe,
Das aeist ia fein frl,er Sinn.
nGrsmbltus, tn brei fursen Gaaeu
RcmHt Der Stamn1 Der @berofees
9ter 3urud pom uilben Sasen
l1nb bic potapatpmies
vSammeIn FG gum ero6en &atbs
@etl BON, fernen Often ber
Inns Gin 9dmar3rpd pisber nabte
Tit bes arc6sn Settles 2ebr'"
@o Der Neiter. goI @riaunen
8ltdt Der Grsnblins Dor iid bin,
rno tes Shidials buntle 2aunsn
Nuiert iein erreeter CHM.
8et tes sierten Gaaes @rauen
Mimmslt's an Der sranen Say.
Wer tpiQ ba BEN @use trauen,
Ser benz OBJ bein, .pilbsn @@rei!
Bie fih UNI ben S1war3rod idaaret
Mian1i unb Chippewa;
Denim 70 giele, ME bd tuaren,
Steiner nod psrlammelt FAB. ,
Gieb' ben @laubensboter niafen,
tlnb ber uilbe Summit i&~efst
limb bic Snbtaner infeu
Muf bic Suie'. bas caupt sensist.
tlub bsr Wriefer freat ben &amsu
Gief in ibres 9srseus @runb,
3eist tas Bib. In bsGen Hameu
CT 8tebt feine Botl@aft funb.
l1nb tes Jrtssens b.ilie @altsa
9errf&t In. uilbeRen @smitt.
@tdhtme. bic Der pa6 selpaIten,
5sute ieber 1absr 1tebt.
Gin 3er3 nur fiblt nidt bic @urue,
81 res Griebens 8otl&aft brinst
l1ab fetu Stratl Der 9immeIsfsuae
Dur@ feta tiefts Daatel brinst.
..5ter bait Gu Teix 3isI eefunbeu!"
Glifers leii' Der GremsIin8 bin. "
~6&nep bic BIGit l~sssetunben,
EAT BET &ade Blis biu3isb'a"
limb fetu Bid, ein f&arfer Spdber,
Ri&t pom alien bduptlins peiat;
Naber brinst It, INNER n1ber,
Bic gum @&uS sr Jpn errsidt.
tlnb faun lest e an. gum 3ielen,-
q triHt i'm bes priefers Slid;
@einer Sttmm,e 16ne fslen
ST. bss GrsmeItuss 5sr3 3uriid.
@ie Re u,a9tis tpisbsrtaaen
GIN kSnoso+cr 81 okssL..o
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

y @iebeu perlonen bieitr Banbe, pooou
MIR i'm anfans unierer Gr3ablun9 fpraden.
murben an, g.. Stunt 1903 auf ben sru6eu
Htartt ~ yn:werpen binseri&tet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03

uno nit Ger 5ofuuns. rab Du ME wies
eerfebren wdrcef, ben Gransosn ubers
liefert; i'd babe cur9 ,S9urterei UNI
Drubworte bic Grau eebeiratbet, rie
Dein bdtte treroen mi1en /; i9 babe
Did Dreimal, ielbf nod in oieler
Naat 3u t6eteu oerluat; i'd babe unz
lr elterli@es 6aus, ras man iden
wescn meiner Serbreden eas vTer>
Fudte 6aus" nannte, pu.d cas Ieuer
verniatet. llnO Du, . eena, MartYs
rim uabrenc 'Deines eauaen Qebens,
Ou, rts pie Elm Iamm Did Ger Sam
DENIES 5enters dberlisbslt aud Du
baft mir per3ieben -. Sbr Mue dbers
tauit mid nit Bobltbaten, na9rem
i9 Gud 70 mibbanrelt babe 80
IS 1T III otel 49,. Nber bic Welt baet
mid. neil i& Der san;sn Melt B5iee
;usefist babe id babe seftoblen. ees
raubt, sepllnpert. -. 6abt Sbr ME 9e>
bort. bod neiu Sbr murpet mid,
'penn i'd Gu@ riss Nues ufenbarte,
NIT pollen &edt erFuten."
-Netn, rece !" bat 6einri1.
Nad. elmer @eile fubr Der Sterjense
fort:
uSa, Du BAIT NeGt! i'd mill 60
Gu@ beternen: i'd set6rte CUR Banee
ce5 Gran3 Ducroi6eau*), Der Cen
y @iebeu perlonen bieisr Banbe, tuooou
MIR i'm Mnfans unierer Gr3ablunS fpradben.
purben an, g. Stunt 1903 aut BEN srcbeu
! 9eartt ~ Nn:werpen binseri@tet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-13

what is being llOne-HOw il IL done
And all about it Most desirable
building lOcatiOns-An enterprisins
citizen who has made u mint of
money by his enterprise.
Yesterday, in company with Prudent
Beaudry, we had the opportunity of
riding over the hills to the north of
the city, and were quite surprised to
see the progress made by the city in
that direction. 1t is so easy to accom-
plish what has been accomplished, and
this is so much;
Streets are being opened in all direc-
tions. Temple street, Third street and
Fourth street are being graded, and
Bunker Hill avenue is run parallel to
Spring and Fort, along the crest of the
hill.
1t has always been considered inn
possible to get water on these hills,
but with little labor, and at compar-
atively light expense, our friend Beau
dry has brought this around, and now
he is laying pipes all over the hills in
most prodigal way. Long lines of
bitches, and piles of pipe are every
where, and the holes are already dug
for pepperell and gum trees soon to
specNe the hill top and sides.
The tank which waters the hillsides
holds 5000 gallons and ought to keep
the people and land we'll watered, but
this is not enough for Mr.. Beaudry.
He proposes to erect still other tanks,
and put in an engine to fill them. The
supply of water is ineXhaustible, and
now it is put ''where it will do the
most good"
The view from the hill is most beau
tiful. Why people will dwell in the
valley when they can live on the hill
top is more than reasoning man can
see. Yesterday the snow capped
mountains in the distance were CLINT
ing and glittering in the pure sun
light and looked as though nature,
showing her joy that the rain had
come and was gone, was saying in her
own way and in the clearest tones,
"God is good, the harvest will be
abundant" The city lay at our feet
with its green and leopard-colored
orange groves, it's long lines of pepper
ell and its rippling willow-lined zan-
jas. The river stretched along and
could be traced by the willows which
grow on its banks. In the points of
the compass the country could be seen
for miles upon miles away. One
could scarcely help being romantic and
poetical If they lived upon the Hill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-13

five barrels of refined oil per day.
They will be in operation in about six
weeks, and the projectors have no
doubt will so demonstrate the value
and availability of the deposit as to
cause for an enlargement OF the works
to a capacity sufficient to supply the
Pacific Coast. 1t is believed that the
oil can be produced by the company
at cost of 25 cents per gallon, and
when it is remembered that a like
quality brought from the East costs 55
cents delivered in Los Angeles; the
importance of the enterprise is appar-
enl at a glance. There can be no
doubt that the supply is inexhausta-
BILE. From ten to fifteen barrels per
day are collected from the surface of
the water as it flows from the springs,
a rude dam having been constructed to
hold the water while the oil is SKIM
med off. One we'll of two inches in
diameter has been sunk q few feet and
from this oil is flowing in small guam
titles in numerous localities in this
vicinity, and abundant evidence of
vast deposits is visible. The Superin-
tendent and Engineer of the COM
pany, W. p. Smith, is man of great
experience, trained in the oil fields of
Pennsylvania, and under his energetic
supervision we look for rapid devel-
opment of this important enterprise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-13

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think they will soon present scene
Of activity, second to no district on
The coast, These mines are located
about sixty miles southeast of Cerro
Gordo, and are about one hundred and
sixty miles from Los Angeles. An
expenditure of $4,000 will open the
road from this place to within three
miles of the mines, and secure for us
the trade ola rich district. The prin-
cipal mines are the Wonder, Wyo-
ming, Chief, Esperanza, Venus and
Marvel, and were located last January.
The lodges are from three to eight
feet in thickness, and from the numer-
Gus specimens of ore exhibited, we
judge that they will soon rank with
the best.
Our business men will not be slow
to perceive the benefit of ready conf
munication with such promising To-
cality, and we hope to soon hear that a
road has been opened and trade pour
ing in.