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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-23
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TEE UNIVERSITY CHAPEL.
A Memorial of the Late Prof George
w. Benedict.


Some of our readers are aware that a me-
mortal window, OF stained glass, has recently
been placed in the Chapel of the University
OF Vermont, IN memory of the late Professor
George w. Benedict The window is one
of the arched windows in front, and is
eighteen feet high by about fur fect in
width. 1t was desigucd and execute 10y
james BalantinG & Son. Of Edinburgh,
Scotland, long aud widely known rs work.
crs in stained glass aud as the makers q
some vi the most bratdful windows IN the
Cih"drals OF Glasgow, Eiiuburg and varl-
Gus EuGlsh ChutCnrs. 1t ~ inter sting to
know that the iOunder of The concern, e
ED 5allantlne, has n name in literature MS
well as in the urts Chambcrss Cyclop dia
of Eu2H h Literature uludcs to hun rs fl.
lows; james Biantlne (byrn in Elm
bur-h In lSUS) Is knO vn equally for his SC H.
tlsh songs nnd his protcie cy IN the revived
art OF glass painting Of the batter the pal
ace a. Wcstuins er and many church WIN
dows bear testimony, while his uative mnsc
is seeu IN The GHbrriuuzie's Wallet The
Miller OF Deauhiu-h,' 'Lilias Lee and Ot her
lYIlCs aud poems tvlncinV pOeiic power an
tastr. y collected edition Ut his lyilCs was
publ she d IN 1856"
No attempt Was made, or desired, in the
present WlhuoW, TO rival the mp sing "lu-
COWS OF oId worIu cathcdrals or OF hauy
American churches IL was the design 81
the giVers OF the wlndow TO place IN The
chapel simply something which by It's pleas
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the fiuest Getail and clloring of this mrdI =
gvai art The upuermosI of the fur minor
nsnpls hears ,nrdalhou sh ,y,nu
The dome and cuuola of the old coller,
,iein, abovr tbn n,i,bhorinv t,nns Thp
other tbr,e narcls hear The motto,s in p,.
don lnt,rre moon ruhv urounJ .Pec,j mr.
rjc,r - "CoUstonS odrersJ,s ,oet,,sr "I-tljUU,
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tonnd shades of cnlo,s While the seyerai
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
historical Society.

The second public meeting of the Los
Angeles Historical Society was held
Monday in the courtroom of City JUS
tice Morgan, President Warner in the
chair. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved. Col
Warner. who as to read a paper. vas
excused till the February meeting.
Mr.. H. D. Barrows read paper on
the history of the church lot on the cor
ner of Temple and New High streets.
about which there has been such long
and constant contest in the courts. A
copy Of the paper was requested for pub
lication The Secretary spoke also on
the subject and was requested to subnit
his remarks in writing to be recorded in
the archives of the society.
Mr.. Stephen c. Foster, the first May
or Of Los Angeles. was requested to ad-
dress the society. Col. Geo. D. Griffin
presented the society with Directory
of Los Angeles for 1883.
The society then adjourned until next
monthly meeting in February and the
members of the General Committee held
a meeting, at which Col. Warner called
attention to the fact that sale of valua-
Bile documents would Jake place next
month in Paris. and hoped some ar
rangements could be made to secure
them for this society. The matter was
discussed by Prof. Baker of the Magnetic
Observatory and COL G. B. Griffin. The
committee then adjourned to meet On
the last Monday evening in January.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
Board OF Public Library Trustees.


The Board Of Library Trustees held
their regular monthly meeting yesterday
in the Council Chamber, Mayor Thorn
in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The Mayor announced that the first
business was the election Of Librarian.
On motion, Mr.. Moore was appointed
temporary Secretary.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Sabichi
and Hamilton as tellers.
Mr.. Day nominated Mrs. Jennie NJ !.
Pearson.
Mr.. Moore nominated Miss Jessie
Gavitt.
Mr.. Lambie nominated Miss Mary E.
Foy
The first ballot, IA votes, resulted,
Mrs. Pearson, 2; Miss Gavitt, 7; Miss
Foy, 8.
Secoad ballot, Is votes, Mrs. Pearson,
8 votes; Misses Gavitt and Foy, the same
as the first ballot.
Third ballot. Mrs. Pearson, 2; Miss
Gavitt, Z; Miss Foy, 6.
Fourth, fifth and sixth ballots, same
result
After the sixth ballot, Mr.. Mills
moved that the election Of Librarian be
postponed until Monday next after the
meeting Of the Council. Carried.
The Mayor stated that he would an
nounce the standing committees at the
next meeting.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
Board of Supervisors.

TUESDAY, Jan. 7, 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
full Board and Clerk present.
In the matter Of drawing the grand and
trial jury. Ordered drawn.
In the matter of fixing rates of lie
tax. Said matter having been under dis
cussion, on motion the further considera-
tion was postponed until the February
term, 1884.
In the matter of feeding county l,ris-
oner,. The clerk was directed to ad-
veriise for bids for feeding county l,ris-
onera, and burying the INDECENT dead
Application Of w. H. Perry for W aarf
franchise at San Pedro. Granted. Su.
pervisors Levy and Moesser voting in
the negative.
Petition of Walter D. Stephenson for
road in San Gabriel district. Referred
to Supervisor Reichart.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to-morr ow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
the Quintet Concert,

The first public Chamber Concert Of
the Haydn Quintet Club, was given last
and was very superior entertainment,
evening before smalland select audience
The lovers Of classic music were more
than pleased. they were delighted. The
symphony Quintet. Op. in c., Haydn,
was q luxury Of fine harmonies. MIR.
Hamilton, in his violin solo, surpassed
all lis former efforts in Los Angeles,
and was loudly applauded. Herr
Schmeisser sang tenor solo. from Schu
bert, in q superb manner. The flute
solo, by Prof. Lenzberg, was excellent. ~
all his efforts are. The miuuet, from
Boccerini, was delicious. Miss Adele
N. Levy. in Gounod's Spring Song. was
very fine. This is one Of her favorite
pieces. and was we'll received. Mr.. J.
Bond Francisco played viola solo, with
fine taste and execution.
The entertainment closed with Duo
from GouRod, by Herr Schmeisser and
Miss Levy. and was most excellent
Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns, it is impossible to speak at
length of this very delightful and ar.
tlstic entertainment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
COURT RnpoRrs


Superior Court-Howard.J j.
DECEMBER s, 1884
Hale vs.. Hill-Demurrer set for hear.
ing tomorrow at II A.. M
Mills ct d. vs.. Amillo ct al.-Set for
trial Jan. 81, 1884, at 10 AN.
j. F. Moreno, insolvent-Final dis
charge granted.
Estate Of Geo. Swink, deceased d-Fi-
nal account settled and allowed and dis
tribution ordered.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Estate of J. w. Preiss.
Tell ct al. VS.. Gibson.
HON r. sEPuLvRDA's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
J. HINES, PRESIDING.
A Gotta ct al. vs. Thomas Flint ct al.
Motion for new trial denied
People vs. Reynolds, murder-Cause
continued till Wednesday, Feb. 9th, at
TO- N.
People VS.. Manuel valenzuela, CASH
miro Mendibles, Guirona Colongs, Juan
Espinosa, rape-Plead guilty, time
waived fer sentence; sentenced by the
Judge to five years each in the State
Prison at San Quentin.
Flores vs.. Mcdonald ct al.-Judg-
ment for defendant; findings and decree
fled.
Louis Mesmer set al. VS.. w. w. Jenk-
ins, administrator of the estate of F. p
r. Temple, deceased Ordered that j. G..
Howard be entered as associate counsel
for the administrator. Proof of loss Of
original complaint being made, plaintiff
granted leave to substitute. Ten days
to plaintiff to plead to substitute.
G.. Bernero vs.. South British and Ma
tional Insurance Company Of New Zea-
land-Argued and submitted.
Louisa Bergman VI. II. Hammel ct al
Demurrer of defendants overruled; ten
days to plead.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

Messrs. Barker L Allen announce else
whore in this mornings HERALD that,
for the next sixty days, they will sell
their large stock. consisting Of $40. 600
worth of furniture, carpets, ETC., at a
great sacrifice, in order to close out their
co-partnership. Now is the time for
those about to furnish or re-furnish their
houses to get goods of the best quality
and latest styles at about their own
figures. Don't forget the place, Main
street, next 10 the Pico House.
Madame Conte, who resides on old
Also road, had closet 10 her residence
burgiarizsd on Saturday. while she was
absent from the house for few minutes,
and from small box money and jewelry
were taken to the amount Of $1,000.
From the adroitness Of the transaction
II is evident to the Chief Of Police that
no stranger bal any connection with the
affair, which Is i'll shi 0 ided in my cry.
Millinery sale Of Mrs. Parks stock
Tomorrow. l0a. m. Peoples Store.
In the Superior Court, yesterday,
Judge Hines presiding, Manuel valen-
zuela. Casimiro Mendibles. Guirona CO.
Tonga and Juan Espinoea, charged with
rape, plead guilty, and, waving time,
were sentenced to five years each in the
States Prison at San Quentin. They
will be taken to their new quarters by
Deputy Sheriff Huber this evening.
Deputy Sheriff McLain, on dispatch
from San Bernardino, last night arrested
q man named Harry Vanderbilt on the
train that arrived from that place. on a
charge Of robbery. He broke away from
the officer near the Pico House, but was
recaptured and locked up to await the
arrival Of the Sheriff Of San Bernardino
county.
Ex-County Surveyor, e. T. Wright,
has returned with his family from Santa
Barbara. where he has been spending
the holidays. His brother, Mr.. George
r. Wright, has returned with him. to
make brief visit to his host of friends
in Los Angeles.
Attention is directed 10 the card Of J.
P. Jordan. contractor and builder, under
New To-Day. Mr.. Jordan il thorough
workman and guarantees that all work
undertaken by him shall be done in .
satisfactory manner.
Untrimmsd hats, Parks stock. to-
morrow, 10 q. M, Peoples Store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
wllm,ncron wArsa svprlY.
General Bannins's New Reservoir
Opened With Fitting Ceremonies.


General Bannins's New Reservoir
Opened With Fitting Ceremonies.
EDrroR HERALD-The water supply
for the towns Of Wilmington and San
Pedro has for many years been some
what limited in quantity and difficult to
get. San Pedro particularly has relied
for its supply on water carts. and itine.
rant vendors at uncertain rates, and
often Of decided Aavors. To meet the
exigences Of the case and to supply the
thirsty population Of the growing har-
Dor, General Phineas Banning has just
completed the fnest reservoir in the
southern country, the same being con-
nected with the water system built by
him year since. This reservoir is one
hundred feet in diameter and nearly ten
feet in depth. giving an Unlimited sup
ply to the present population of VIII
mington, San Pedro and the shipping in
the harbor. The finishing Of the work
was done on the fifth instant, at which
time the corner stone was sealed with
appropriate ceremonies, aud in the pres
ence Of goodly number Of interested
spectators. Among the invited gueats
who were present we noticed Major
General W. s. Hancock and family, T.
H. Barber, First Lieutenant and Aide to
the General, Mr.. Russell Of New York,
John X. Briefly. Collector Of the Port,
Rev. C. Linsley. Capt w. Banning and
First Officer Bent. Of the steamer Linda,
with many others whose names have
escaped me. Both General Banning and
General Hancock made some very pleas
ant and happy remarks, induieing in
old-tims pleasantries that their intimate
friendship warrants. Rev. Mr.. Linsley
also made short speech in his happiest
vein. The usual box Of mementoes, re-
cords, etc., was duly sealed and placed
in the niche prepared for it, and proper
ly secured, where II is hoped it will re-
main undisturbed for its allotted time.
After the ceremonies were over many re-
NAMED to shake the hand of our dis.
tinguishcd visitor. Gen. Hancock, and
wish him God speed on his way to the
East. H..
Wilmington, Jan. 7th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
Southern California Orange Com.
pany.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the South
ern California Orange Company were
fled for record in the Office of the County
Clerk on Monday. The objects Of the
company are to buy. sell, pick, pack,
box and ship oranges, lemons and lines;
to deal in contracts for the purchase,
sale and delivery Of the fruits named,
and to do any and ell acts necessary to
the proper prosecution Of the business of
dealing in oranges. lemons and lines.
The capital stock Of the company il
500. 900, divided into one thousand
shares Of the par value of 500 each, all
Of which have been suhscribed by the
corporators. As follows: Eugene Ger
main. Los Angeles, 332 shares; L. G.
Sresovich, San Francisco, 332 shares;
Isidore Jacobs, San Francisco, 332 shares;
Joseph Durney. Edward German, both
Of Los Angeles, each two shares.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
ST CHARLES.


H Muller, Duarte Miss n Stevens, Coptn
Z D Rudolph, Duarte W Knight, Compton
D kelleher. Deming JIG Foster, Indio
vuman, London @ Strachey, London
Douglass, do 81 Glover. Prescott
! : Butler = wife, Iowa GP Gsgood wife. Iowa
H Huntington, Bcdao y II Goddard, 8 Berdino
Harrison. do b A Lieman, do
W kowdll &wf. do Miss j Kimball, Orange
Miss N kimbail, Orange.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
Dunn and child,S 8 VIM z Nichols, 8
\ Haddon, Compton Chase Hilton, ST
W Noyes, Highlands F N Haus San Bernadino
Jas Calm, II Monte Henry Dstey, Sta Barb
Miss Fannie Jones, do VIM H Randall, Hiehlnd
Alice AcColtum, do w r Rogers, NY
z Zimmerman, ,S Brdino A KinibaU. WalnutCty
Hun, So Bernadino VIC Kunoali, do
Ekins, do rs Moore. Hanford
B Carter. Detroit ID Huiier, Fl Monte
P D Bequetee. Maizelnd A Devinceut City
GL stapleton, Fulton Wells
PICO HOUSE.
Fred Harkness, Sta Bar r n Ward, Chicago
q N CavAnaugh, Plains J Webber, Carson
Miss X Price, Carson @ Z Clay 4 VT. Cheyenne
r Thompson 4 vile, III w Clayton, Raltmere
u n Wilson, Baltimore J 8 Chown, st Losis
6hepard. Canada John h Temple, II Mte
n w Temple, II Mte W James, wit
" Chilson, A s H Chilson, AT
= X Durham, A Cheney, Downey
II leasing. &c Alexander : vi, 8 F
J Wilson, James Terry, NY
= Coburn, City G B johnson, Benton
Mrs G Rudolph. s Diego sadie Brookfeld, Boseon
Miss L Rudolph, do FL Plumer Sedalia
W G Newton, Kansas City.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
r.sssneers pus rh.. nvsn,ne.

The following is The list Of passengers
by tho Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night:
A Culbertson, Oil City, Pa; H Bainss
and wife, Deming; M Vail, Plainfeld. N
j; L D Berger, Grafton, Oak; Chas
Silent, Tucson, A T; Miss NJ Cast,
Pueblo. Col; Mrs Hartwell, Tucson, A
I; II G SemAn, Chicago; Henry Cooper,
Philadelphda; VIM C Tay, Mexico; o
Aubin. Montreal Que; Michael Tierney,
New York; Dr. s Cohen, San Francisco;
Juan Lopez. MEXICO; J H Wickersham,
sonora; Carlos Altschul. Nogzlss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
.GENTLEME EN-:

If you wish the very. latest in
footwear-boots and shoes that
are elegant in At and stylish in
appearance, inspect the stock
of Lewis Bros, the largest ip
the city.
One price only, and all goode
marked in plain figures.
IOI & 1903 NORTH SPRING ST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
Of omesrs 4. 0. .. w.

Last evening District Deputy G. ".
W. Al. Coblsr installed the following
officers of Southern California Lodge
No. l9l, A. Q. U. W., for the ensuing
term; P. N. w., c. A. baskerville, n.
W., 3. G. Gliddsn; Foreman. james
Booth, 0vsrsssr. R. w. Pridham; Rs-
corduS A. Norton, FinancIsr, w. 7.
Knox; Rsosivsr. C. 3. Gault 0uids, J..
A. Bernntsln. I. W., ]. J. Woodworsh:
o. W.. ]. n. Tihbltss; TtusissI J. L.
shnuher. MsdIal EranInsra. Du. Riley
~ o1oss nsysepun1a11@es y Cred
-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
The Difference,

Say. Mr.. Snow, can you tell me what
de word agriculture mean?" "Why you
niggeram,is, doan you know muffin! It
stan fo' what Missus say de Jones hahn
got, edgarcation, refinement, egyptian
polish aud dem tings." "Yah! yah! yah!
de otter you git de mo- you hide You
sense. Cult,ire mean dem tings and ag-
riculture SAN fo' CROWN cotton and cain
and de terbaccer what make de popular
Tanaill's Punch segar, Boss git at de
Postoffice Segar Store
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

that there is no map Of the city lots ad.
vertissd to be sold january 3lst.
Mr.. Sabichi meved that the City Sur
vsyor be instructed to draft map for
the use of the City Clerk So ordered.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
city rrsa.ursrs Report.

We arc indebted to City Treasursr
Kays for the following report Of balances
in the several funds for the month end
ing Dec. 81, 1888:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, Of
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself
and wife owe our lives TO SHJL0h'S
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by C.
F. Heinzeman. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
Died.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

EBIN3ER-In East Los Angeles, January sth, Of
consumption, Martin Ebingsr, aged sS years.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
!. dsucs, corner Of Darwin avenue and Work.
man street. East Los Angeles, to-day
"wednesday u sp. m. under the auspices
Of the q. A. r. Comrades are Requested to
attend
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
Horaford,s Acid phosnbata

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
FOR LEMONS OR LIME JUICE,
Is superior substitute, and its use p osi-
lively beneficial to health.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
/. o. o. F. installation.

The following officers elected for the
current term by Golden Rule Lodge,
No. leo, were installed on the 7th by
District Deputy Grand Master A. M.
Lawrence: T. s. Collins. N. g.; J. B.
cChesney, v. c.; Charles 3. Gault.
Recording Secretary; A. H. Mcfarland.
Treasurer; A. L. Barth, R. 8. n. c.;
Arthur Heimsn, L. s. N. g.; w. H.
Mcdonald, W.; A. NJ. Lawrence; c.;
J. s. Carter. 1. c.; G. F. Gartling. r. s.
s.; Homer Morris, L. s. s.; H. L.
whipple, r. 8. v. G., J. H. Jchnson,
L. S.v.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents Sold by C. F. Heinzeman, I22
North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of ShiIoh's Vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. Sold by C. +.
Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
Portland oss,.snt.

Ny own impurtatIon; dirsst from
Lea1oa sx-shlp Hls.ul1. Fof ssas =
~ = ~: spssl1A ~ e'vsr r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

.'HAcKllErACK, y la1>l,s snd IL.
;s } 4 q g 8 ;'.s'E sis''
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

SHILOH'S CURE WILL immediately
relieve Group. Whooping cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by G. F. Hsinzeman,
l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's
Vitalizer is positive cure. Sold by c.
F. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

Y ! = = = $ l||'|IIi S. : :
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
aud Canker Mouth. Sold by c. +.
Heinzsman, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
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i: Il: Eli Eff g.. g.. !: e., e. s:;;,
LOCAL BRnv1TrEs,

Maximum Thermometer, 67.6.
Minimum Thermometer. 40.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

San Fernando, Jan. 7, 1884.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-10
Steamer Passengers.

The following passengers left for tho
north yesterday, per steamer Otizaba'
For San Francisco-Frank Costello,
CT kimball, Y l. Baker, Nj Arbur, j G
Potter, G Elkius, Mrs Nj II Kimball,
Mrs + s Earl, Miss Ellen Coursen, Mrs
NJ A Haskell, Miss Boute and sister. j
B Roberts, A Hamerslag, l. + Lehnher,
G w Benedict, TJ Condit, J Birnbaum,
LF Oimstel, Hing Yee, Yce Wong,
Wong Yang, Wong Ben, Wing Kin,
John O'Brien. Il Callahan. II B Niven,
NJ II Kimball, aud nine in the steerage.
For Port Hartford j II Tamm, Il II
Rhodes, A Phillips, Mrs A Phillips,
Mrs James Fillmore and child, 5
Tapenese aud mother.
For Santa Barbara-J w Payne, Miss
Il Chaffey, Mis- A Webb, l. Baseh, g
W Cannon, NJ Burke, Rev B b Kelley.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-10
Bitten By a Rattlssnake.

Mrs. Tom Jordan, who lives near
Bethel school-house, was bitten on her
ankle by rattlesnake last week. As
soon as she reached the house, the en-
trails of chicken, freshly killed, were
applied to the bite, and the poison thus
drawn out They are said to have
turned green shortly after the applica.
tion was made. She was also given an
abundance of whisky to drink, but,
though she is said to have drunk about
a gallon in remarkably short time,
this is said not to have had any effect
on her. At last accounts she was i'm
proving very rapidly, and will no doubt
shortly recover. The snake, which was
killed had five rattles. Mrs. Jordan's
shoe, which had cloth top, turned very
yellow all around the place where the
snakes fangs entered.-Fresno Demo
srat, Sth.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-10
Arizona Mines ana Mining
(Enterprise. ]


\. u. Mack tells us that the new
Golden Fleece Mill on Cave creek IL
working away steadily, and that fair re.
turns were secured on the partial clean
up, mado some days ago. Another clean
up will be made shortly. The company
Ia now contemplating putting In couple
OF concentrators, when will increase the
usefulness of tho works and prove a
great advantage to the district
Judge Blair aud Sheriff Boran visited
Mineral Hill this week. II was the for
mers first visit to that camp and he was
greatly astonished at what he saw. He
saws it is the finest mineral showing he
has seen, outside of the comstoeks.
Judged by the best established rules Of
geology its veins are perfect. They can
never be worked out. aud will grow
richer as depth is attained. He has never
seen more ore in sight for tho same
amount Of developments, and the grade
is good. The Alice and Specie Paying.
he thinks, will become the most product
i've mines in the west. lie says the mill
is doing excellent woik aud clearing over
500 per day.
NJ. l.. Moran Of the CAST Grande dis
trict, came up to Florence Saturday,
aud was initiated into the mysteries OF
the A. q. U. W. Saturday evening. He
informs us that the Boomerang, the gold
claim upon which Al. Robard aud he are
working, Is ''panning out" well. They
have pretty large shipment OF ore
ready that salnpl,s over 500 in gold aud
SIG in silver TO the ton. But they will
hold the shipment while as they have
received some proposals for the mine.
Mr.. Robard went down to Tucson last
Saturday to talk the matter over with
some parties. Some parties have also
proposed to erect n cannon ball quartz
mill Oh the property and take an interest
in the claim in payment for the mill. II
the boys do not sell the mine they will
probably accept the mill proposition as
could take out n large amount OF gold at
handsome profit.
1t is reported that the Consolidated
Southern Belle Mining Company and the
Catalina Mill Company have consolida.
ted and will increase the size of the mill
TO double its present reducing capacity
making it ten stamps instead of live us al
present. II is expected that the mill
will be in operation within the next
thirty days.