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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06
Gowns and Frocks.

By the way, the fashionable name for
ladies dresses is now gown" or 'iruck. ="
Worth no longer fabricates dresses, but
frocks and gowns, and the sound falling
upon unaccustomed or long disu,esl EARS
is quaint and rather pleasant. A Iamous
dressma x er here is making come marvel.
Gus gov wns" and "frocks" for Mr.. Gen
L. :. Grant and Mrs. wsNanderbilt and
Christine Nilsson. Patti does not effect
American modistes and brings all her
dresses along. One of Mr.. Grant
dresses is Of rich black silk. with th"
front breadth embroidered by hand Ia
passion floweTs'and leaves. The stam-
"ns and pisrils are IN email steel beads,
while the flowers are worked with black
twist rud in raised patterns. The court
train is lined with pale pink satin. The
corssge i square aud the sleeves come
To the elbow. With this will Toe worn as
head. au aigrette OF pale pink
feather and 8 jet buckle mixed With
steel.
One for Mn. Vanderbilt is OF heavy
satin and embossed velvet. The petit
coat IL of cream -colored satin, hAnd.em.
broidered with shaded brow n flow wers and
foliage. The court train is Of ultra ma
rine blue, lined with the pAlcst blue.
The corsage Is low. M sleeves to speak
of
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

THE girl who, at New Lisbon, Ohio,
announced herself a. the prize in rattle
"a hundred chances at dollar apiece
was taken at first ~ Joke, but shc
aflirms her sincere willingness to marry
the winner, provided ho' ia under forty
ycars of age, and bears a good rcputa.
tion. She is described as pretty, intel
hgcnt, and heretofore unassailod by adj
verse criticism.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

tions. Yet this is rarely urged in our
home life. Faculty education in tbi-
particular, however, leads TO other and
greater faults. We eiII attention 10 IL
b'c'use OF its supreme Importance
Ne VeytooH Journai.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

FROM rlu<utul Nut 1hNtf-
The owners Of the Columbia copper
smelter, Pima county, Rill begin purchasing
ore Ia about eweek. ThiA win greatly bene'
NJ many properties In tbs santa kltah and
that HeiNhhorho0d.
Lester y. williams one Of the Dragoon
Coenise county, wo0d-ehoppets. arrested
and brought % Phoenix by Marshal Tidhali
has recovered Judgment against that officer
for the suni vi }bJe for false Imprisonment
Eight teams arc engaged 10 hauling ore
frou The sali Xavier niue 10 the Tucson
derot for the Benson smelter. They make q
round tfip every two days The ore has been
pufchased by the Benson people Tor its HEX
ing qualities.
The unised Verde compaDy'a smolfef al
Jerome, Ia YavApai county. ls constantly
running out copper, which Is shipped east
Another snelier y on the elound and wall
g y said, soon be set to work The company
riil send several tons of ore aud great
chunks 81 metal 70 New Otleana.
The duties collected At the United States
cssftsf1 Acsssc * y ocaics arc ahaut s2500 pet
month. The amount ot duties collected Al
the Hexice1 rnstom house are mol Published
It'll the end OF the year. They have been o.
high ~ 1900 or $4,000.
The bullion shipments through Nogalei
from Sonora the past week have been c0n
siderabiy over so 900. besides a large guam
tity of coin and free ores.r 80 there mus
be some productive industry Ia S0nors. not
withstaadlng the yellow lever ani othei
detrimental Influences.
Taxation IN New Mexico Is lover tllan Ii
any Of the Territories, and In any Of thu
states with about i've exceptions. Ia Ari
zona the tax Is three per cent. and IN sOint
OF the counttex Il II nearly four per cent
The general rate ip New Mexico ls one ant
COUNTIES Il does not exceed one and one
fnurth per cent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
srNANcn Asp rnApE.



NRw Yosx. Dec. 1o.---tI0s ernments steady
The stock market opened Hrmcr todsf. And
then declined 4 to = per cent. before 10 80
A. A. moderate buying Increment set il
aud later he market gained slseasth. On
an attempt b. shorts 70 cover the prices I'd.
yanoed from y 70 ~ per cent. the MISSOURI
Pacific, 0ranears and Pacific Mail leadins.
Missouri PscIfc rose 70 ssI1e, there being q
difference q to y. per can't in stock be
tween cost and regular. "a the afternoon
Lackawnnna was hammered down 70 9ll<c
against 9sl<c ~ the opening and this led q
the selling o. the remainder Of the LIST. Tbs
eArly improvement was soon lost aud 10 2
few cases The decline was recorded In final
sales there was rally Of =. % X per eent.
and speculation left OF hEin. Sales to-day
made the smallest total this week Cona
pared with las: ni6hs closing prices are 4 q
/ X per cent higher. Sales Of mining sock
dnrtna the forenoon a1nc1uied 20 only -
. shares, including Belle Isle at l6e, causoli
dated Pacific. kli0 b H., ~. standard. !te
AMI Plymouth. i5ataal5;fc. Ia the niinin,
insrket this aflern0on Horn silver adyallcet
/ 10 a. l0ofl20 for any odd ioi, Plymouth &
/ isc aud slandard 90 So.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

The Anaheim Ga-efte says: The stock.
holders OF the AsphaltUm Manufacturing
Company held meeting on Saturday even
log and elected r. " king, PresideDti j. u.
5nerrard, Vice President; A. " potts. secre-
tary and Treasurer.
It began raining on raursday nich.and up
10 yesterday noon tho fall Was "A lf0yths,
making total for the season Of LIZ inches.
the cold weather Of the past Two weeks aud
The higher temperature il indicative Of a
continuance of the rain
]. d Lynch, the accomplished editorof the
HRRALDs delivered an address bolore the fiea
Angeles BOARD OF Trade on "Wednesday on
Dollar The adcress, which BY the request
Of the Board WAS printed Ia full, Is an able
and exhaustive review OF this lise question.
The thrifty three-ycar-old vineyard d
Fritz Ruehnien has paid him handsomely
thss year. From seventeen acres be haE
vested forty three tons of grapes, receiyilE
tsereioF $50. There "a nothing fornudASte
in undertaking the plnnting Of vineyard
when such returns can be expected In %
short Hme.
Thc high tides and rough weather along
the coast kaye made ereat changes nj Ana.
helm Landing The channel is nov IN ex'
actly the same pince that Il WAS years ago
when the Landing was a busy port. From
the wharf directly out 70 sea Is deep, nav.
igable ehnnnei, and all TINT Is now needed
u restore the port 20 Is pristine brikknesA Il
exports. iInports. lighters and Az occasional
SttaIner-
r A. Gates 4 Son planted this past season
new variety OF sorghum cane uink's Hy
hfsdi received from the Agricultural De
pArsmeut Washington, y. q Il proved e
be very prolific, both In stalks and syrup
/ The cane grew to the height OF "a or IL feel
AMI turned out syr@p e the rate oi aboni
| SO gailons per acre. of bright, medium igh
! syriip. qhecAneis longer maturing than the
early amber but has less Of tho acid tafte
the stalks are very brittle aud sweet and
good size 70 work. Ills thecan for southern
1 California;.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY


heard the history o. sorghum the other
day.
Ia 1855 Mr. D. Redmond gave 10 Mr. Rieh.
ard Petefsa handful Of black seed which
h. hsd received from China Mr. feters put
them iosse IN his pocket and ale most oi
flieln Ons Sunday agterno0n be was In ais
garden. and feeling few 81 these seeds IN
his pocket, scratched a hole and dropped
short time the most tuxurlant stalks coy.
eres the spot, sweet and thrifty. In rude
mill MI Peters .prodaoed the nrst sorghum
syrup ever made. Tie experiment caused
the wildas. discussion. and scientific men
iseckea 70 see the woderfu cane. In the
aeantime Mr.. Peters had reQlanted
seed. H. Joined Mr. W P OrE0e
with him and and advertised the seed for
sale IN smau packages The receipts foffhe
same went over $1,000 The dasericsn fcri
saEfaftSf eartooned Mr. Peters. who had said
that bis children loved the tame. The pic
tnre represented Hr. Peters "a q Held Of the
cane and goilne Rfcnerd leading the family
| In climbing the tssiks, while the COWS come
pianging through the fence The Next veal
/ Nr Judd made an ofief lct 40 bushels d
the seed u s. a 3uahel. Mr.. Peter let hin
| have T. and email package was sent freetC
every new subscriber If the dari1sifnrisf
The result Vas an increase df 30000 utbscfi|
herx ia one s44son The sorghum Was theI
1 Thoroughly introduced. and l. now q sfapll
/ crop 10 thf West aud south. r. Mr. Peters
hadnt laafed To the garden that Auntal
ereninG sofehnr1 1iflf still he uukn0Wn Il
nzs--f Atl4nta Constitution.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
ELEGANT HOUSE AND LOT
IL EAST Los ANGELES
Wednesday, Dec. 3lst 1884
In the Afternoon at 2 O'clock.

A hne modern huili home, No. Chestnut
street, i've blocks from upNuty Avenue, two
story, Mnnsard roof. II rooms aud bath good
siaed closets IL every ruomi AL modern CON
Veniences painted outside and inside 10 the
hest possIhid manner: built by days work.
AID pronounced Al Cannot be surpafeed
n Workmanship aud lniah costing nothing
icr water wei OF clear. soft. spafkllnf
uiiter, windmill and tanks. ty which the
Wafer Is supplied IN AT rarts Of ine house.
fne View in every llrtction. Tbs entiri
city u los Angeles eau te seen Irnm trle
point; The view car neger BE- otstrlci4d.
InIa ieut Alone makes 4 very valuable. Any
LADY q fenlIemnu IN qUo<t o. \ nice. quiet
home. aud one that VII Increase ia value
rarf1lf. this II the place. IulCt ncIghhnr
hood !. IL toe Fiolnlly Of s. uunham. k>l y
private residence. pfopIIrt1r Of 81 kImo and
Hiea Hquze and tAt elegant laid oui ar,ul1a
The 5ehi11fliu property. lhfspfope.ll. the
h1uzs built tNo reers 4rn. cnlt f,'op. rtfeifi
easA. balance n yeats time - vi psi
cent PA year.
Nu'fh Parties IN want " Az elegant ho1po
. ~ 10 s{1c'ilaia| - ~ an iuteatJnei{, We bts
/ ~ r3u = ezauInt thoroughly, fac fe4i
dEhc4 2aIt runii<e WitNout reserve ihE
1 oNnAf being ol,ikH1 y leave The c|xy tan
4, Ne tksAsinA1 t4 tTS DAY ftI4f "a A. n
aeatW ioAN e. Hhifs Allpi4ppsse
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

A Heavy Rainfall throughout
the state.

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2o.-ihe sisnai Ser.
vice reports the rainfall in sals city for the
past twenty four hours. ending At o'clock
this evening. At ie2 inehces II has been
raining heavily nh DAY aud Is aiii raining
lightly
tired Blnff % inches fell.
Al Sacramento e2iaches iell.
Al the lasl two plrcea Light rain wasstill
frllfng
Al Los Angeles 81 inches Of rain fell.
At Orovile the fainisii Of the present
storm wns s.b5 inches The stnrm continues
Feather river u rising rapidly
Az Vallejo fair has iaiieu steadily and
heavily All dsy sad there aFe no sigma o.
abatement Almost 40 inches have iallen
during the present storm.
A. lAverrnofe tue total Iali for the storm {
los inches. owing b. the heavy early iail
0f saIn. the vinegnriists viii be able 70 be
gin deco pi0wjnk slf weeks eiFiief thsn AM
prnglons season. and The acreage planted -
grapes viii be donbied. Il II estimated y
viii reach one thousand acres.
Al Narysyllie Ssl inches Of rain have fal
len tor the storm. Therain continnes. fhs
Yuba river has risen six iett two inches.
Al RIO Vista the rain has isilfr lt6adhl
daring most % The day. and iszliIl faihng.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

H&ufoRp, Ct, Dec. 11.s-The New Engiaad
Tobacco Growers Association had slim
meeting to-day asing 70 the cold weather.
4 memorial 70 Congress was adopted which
provides
Tirst-The abolition of The lnt6fhsl feve-
nus tax ou tobacco aud cigars and ell ms
chtnefy - law connected herewith
second-sTha retention OF high rates Of
duty on al Imported wrapper tobacco.
Third That The tre8ties Of reciprocity
with other nations, which arr schemes ~
doubtful utility 10 the business and trade o.
the country. fhat viii largely reduce the
reFsnnea Of the government sad KreailY IN
inre the farmers, mhnu tetffefs and labor
ers Engaged 10 che r1odneiion q tobacco
and ifs manufactured pyodnnts, should be
rejected By Congress
C0olie and slave labor ia samaire vas
deprecated by some speakers as eofnin4 u
conflict with ihe cigaFfnsEeis of our coun
US. snd the proposed 9psaish tresty was
opposed IN the siroageti terms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Ofice rs Norfh Matn street next The Dia-
inond House. Los Angeles, California.
All disesses Of the Head. Throat and Chest,
via Caiafrh Threat Diseases, Asthma,
Rfpnchitis. cqnsnns spfion, Catarrhal Deaf
ness. Catarrhal ophthainiia and Diseases OF
the fesri treated ny his new and improved
system % Hedicsfed fnhalation. which
carry tbs remedies dfreeflg % the diseased
paris thereby sHeeting cures IN many OF the
50 called iueun4hte cases, the greater part Of
whom had moi he s,igkttss idea % sTef be
IA order e show he anileted pablIc how
easily and quickly hang diseases can be
e'lre1 y af s5sssa q rfss.'ee ~ apPe.1,a
men Who 4 knewn ~ many residents 81
4 Los Angeles aud AZ over the Northwestern
and Eastern states. and because the subject
o lhe letter Is to-day living and = stout,
heallng man. aud sill ielldlug IN The 6tnte
From Gev. /. r. Fiske. b. h, Prcsldcns
Alhian College,, aiAion, Mich, formerly
pastor Central y. Churchs Detroit, Mich,
/ aud editor OF the Christian Advocate
DETaoiT, Mich, Sept, y, 1879.
pR. Wf1EIsN-lfear sfF; am glad 70 add
my Testimony % the efficacy oi The treat
mpni "a son haz received. IN the spring d
1877, nay son. then II the asc OF =, was suf-
ferlns from severe aiieetiof q he bren:
chisi tubes and lftnzz, 50 A. 70 be eoInreiled
20 keep his rom. ana most cf The tine 1is
bed. Within the spare Of two weeks be eE
UtENEuEL At'At 4AtIttllt tNE-l TNIll
which ghe ordinary remedies s1ofdad bnl
temporary feliet I spplied 80 you. WbC
supplied him will inhelius medicines
which affected an immediate arres oi tht
bleeding, and which has never occurred
since he began tho Ilhaiatloz, and which
fully restored him u heath.
0nr Eastern friends should not depend
iup0n Climatic Influences alone. for bereii
lies the fatal mistake Nearly every case re-
euises positive medication, 80 as % bccoms
I'D cf the offending master-~lhe ccusuli
dated PORTIONS q tie iungs-so a. 50 give
nature an opportunity 70 heal them.
I CONSULTATION FREE. Those who De
sire 10 consult ne Ia regard 10 thei
eases o. 70 location Is te climate had hette
call at MY efliee for consultation and e1Am
inetion, but II impossible 70 do 70 can WRITE
fvf 4 eopy 81 NY Medical Treatise, contain
Z ing a iist ot questions Address
NJ. Hilton Williams. NJ. D.,
20 North Afasn street, Los angelica, Cai
| Ofice hours--Ero7i 10 A. N. to4P.u.
Sundays from 20 81 n. frpiassi0ua
visits before and after ofice honrsl dec1
II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

AZ English mlnlug engineer b tsst name
Of RAkel i said ~ have ASIDE discovery Of
Immense importance ItcouslsiS Of nothing
lasa than To take gold and silver out VI ore
on the esiVsn.c plan. Il Il done by the iol.
lowing very simple procert. The huely
cfnshed ORE II taken By water down 0Tcr 4
aamewhat Inclined plane ~ wood on this
Inclined plane are few statlona, each one
consisting ol copper pl9tc which rosla on a
fsyat of Qnickailser. The copper plate a
connected with the negative and Tie quick
silver with positive pole Of battery Nov
the ore i taken down over BY tne Nn.er.
Immediately the gold and silver leave tns
orc - ha takcn - Is the quicksilver. Nhilf
aach metals Af miphul. Nrtimpay. cic, are
retained an the ooppctpiaie and ne earlhy
mafters are taken dow1 BY tie water The
qnictsiiVef Is drawn on lruu nine 10 tiut
81 an arftuQHmelt on the side lr nrler <
isks ihe precious metals out of H. rhIz /.
bakers I'fncan. whluh cosil pei lon N.aa
while hy the common lrcaflnhnt II some
times costs a. much as 80 per TN a. ths
same time there y Ia tht Old way oiter .
lfeaf loa Of pferloHs metals There 4 said
e b. loss n only tso per nent In ne etec
lriiai process. iicuVrr krruulican
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

WASHINGTON. Dee. 20. The Sub comBisiae
OF the Senate on the COMMITTEES un Public
Lands agreed to-day 20 report 81 the neri
rnseting Of the fnii ccinmlflee a substitute
lnf Scunl0i Hiils backbone faflfosd ioffeit
are dill. The srbsiitnfe foffeifs the land On
the eAs. side 81 the Mississippi river from
Bklisn Rouge TO New ufiean% and cOndrms
the grant 20 the New Oylesus faeihc from q
point At which they ware building At the date
"a the assignment Up 20 shfeyepnts apor
q line shown bv mAp lted by Tire Old hack
bone company The EtHdHion ie attached
that the company shall AIlow the pceppantl
the uninffeiied lands. WHO are entitled Il
rn1eftnai aud prescriptions, 20 purcbAst
their lands hf ~ ntr acre
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Especial Sale Of New York and Eastern Bought Drives

Christmas tide is approachng--that Of mirth
and Joy the blessed time of the whole year 1t is
then that the Of selhshness which gathers around
hearts is broken aud generosity and good viii abound
It is more blessed to give than receive Knowing the
perpexites involved the difficulty of selection deem
few hints from win be in place. and therefore weenum-
crate below articles which will be placed Center
Tables for your inspection and purchase This depart
men like the rest is under the BAN and to effect thor
ough clearance of them such prices have been named
viii make speedy clearance Of all
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
You Do Not Pay Holiday Prices
for Holiday Goods.

Every man. woman and child n the land knows that
Christmas month is the toy dealer harvest Then up 50
the prices and 90 per cent At the varyeass is the nod
est demand oft that aiIabIe class.
All his wares must be disposed Of in that month Or
the goose has failed lay the golden egg Wha remains
unsod is dead stock packed away for another year
and you nave pay IN the way Of enormous profit for
this wholesale storage
THE PEOPLES STORE adds no more profit in s
as Toy Department than it does IN any other 4 packs
nothing away Its all sold because only ADDS
an agents conn sson or handling the and marks
them at prices that are irresistible
# you axe in search Of an ornamental and usesuI
Holiday Cift visit the PEOPLES sroRE. and il look
ling through and its booths you cannot fail TO find what
you wish.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Nav YoaE. Dee 20 -Ihyees 1ei,4. stks
tlsts: A., lE3< Centrsi paeiac, - Den
yer 4 Rio Grsnde, si'z Kansas Texas. ld1z
Northern Paddle. TX, preferred, faa< North
weMeru, "a; New Y0rk Central sa,s Uregor
Navigation N. TransenntinentAl. itss tH
rfoyement, Is Pacific Mall. 5dst panahaa, y
Texas Pseihc, ~ Union rsssnss -
| fTnian. h63<. American AZ Canadian Pacific
4lSk, canada southern, 81. Burlington l7,z
/ f,ack4wanua, elsA; Hannibal & s., 70, ~
| lake shore, 68t<; Louisville 4 Nashville, =
Michigan Central, IS; Rock Island. ), $
Paul. isjs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
Goods

silk Handkerchiels from a5c TO $3.50.
White Embroidered Handkerchefs. a5c to $3.50
Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchies colored Dor
dered in narrow and wide hem, l2.c to 75c.
Lace Ties lgreat variety, from a5e to IS.
Plain and Embroidered Satin Fans 7sc to SIS 80.
Mems and BOYS silk scarfs Bows and Ties, specially
adapted for Holiday Gifts, in all the different shapes and
colorings. from 20 cents up
Toilet Cases in Plush. Leather and Brocaded Vel
vet containing Celuoid Comb, Brush and Hand Mirror
Writing Desks and Work Boxes Combined. something
novel and useful
Cuffs and Collar Boxes, in Plush and Leather hand
some present.
Boxes in various styles and eolorings containing Pa.
per and Envelopes.
Periumery Boxes CONTAINING the best Perfumery).
in Plush and Handpanted Satin.
Scrap Books in different sizes and styles
Picture Frames in Gilt Plush and Satin IN varying
Mirrors. in Plush, Gilt and Hand-painted satina,
useful and ornamental
Baby Boxes containing Comb. Soft Brush and Pow
der Boxes also, Baby Sets in other styles.
Ladies shopping Bags, IN a thousand different kinds
and nearly as many prices
Boxes containing Silver Knife Fork and Spoon. for
the little
Albums, both large and small, ranging in price from
a5c to $I5
Countless small articles. suitable for gifts such a.
Match Safes. Frames, Card Cases, Backgammon Boards
NAPKIN Rings, Christmas Cards Letter and Envelope
Pocketbooks Music Holders Perumery in single boxes
Broom aud Slipper Holders, etc, etc
And at our Dress Goods Counter will be loune
Beautiful Dress Patterns that husbands may remember
their wives and wives their daughters in this acceptab,
and well
Ard at cur Domestic Counter will be found EN-
brodered Flannel and Colored Linen Table and Stans
Covers, Table Damask, Fine Napkins and Handsom,
Towels, Large Soft White Bed Blankets. Of best Cali
fornia make. etc
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

TrAvkRsE, pax, Dec. ~ THIS morning an
armed mob OF ioomen. mostly from wtlmosi
amall town ia the Interior sttsoked the
eourt. house In this place. She seat Of Robert
county. and carried OF the safe aud Goa
tents which. however. coIiiained nothing
valuable. The people 81 the village eefs
over aWed BY the mob. The ineiHbers g hien
eId1d Oh fhe street we're armed with Win
chester rifles Nearly all the aJtacking partA
wefe drunk. The motive of the attack u
not understood. On leaving the place th,
United States mail carrier waz attzcked ant
the mail bag pluhderef
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Nav YORK, pec. % The fss4SH9 Posi
says Thus far sixteen bodies have been
found. TIN woskmen have net reached me
thaf when this spot ~ reached more bodies
.FliI be discovered. II is unw estimated thai
inilS Iuenty.hye or thirty children perisheti
IL the names Thur far over cne hundred
ehildren are unnccounsef Tor, tut !. y SUP
posed they ARE cared for IA private houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

WasniNCroN. Dec. 9o.-A ieleafain Q fha
Adiatantfcuefal Of the ARMY ffcn acnefal
Stanley. conmnndlng the department o.
TEXAS, reports thai the u1iled ststes troops
who pnffued paffy Of Supposed ApHchf
from Mexico. returned after pursuing lft
ralders - tho niounialus 10 NexlcoA unl
hundred nilef The American trnops -
cured 1nme stolfu horses. and The eoAtlaand
Ing ofircr reports Il as his belief fhff tht
raiders were ncl Indians ont Mexicans
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

1. IT. Johnston to-day presented the Ga
zefit cstiaet with very peculiar specifnen
nf ere taken from hia niue, the tJohns,on
Lode about thirty miles north OF this city
The ore presents gQod. live appearances. is
40 black A. hat aud liDefAliy Haked with a
white, brittle metal Parties who profess
10 know say that Il 3 tin. and persons who
have aeeo ore taken from the mines ~ San
Befasfdino cOanif California, Inform us
that Nf. Johnson 5 specimen exactly ccrtes
ponds with that in appearance. II the min
era presented ~ toe eye should b. Tin. Mr..
jchnston eFideptly hasfhe bigsest thing 10
the wsY OF = mine IN the southwest for ibere
Z Any quantity Of the While metal Ia the
reek, While the ledge l. three fcer wide a
denah u thirty feet, ea1 lies beiwecn solid
well fo,rned walls. M. Johnston has scnt 4
speeimen ef the ore 70 Prot. harks, 81 Ban
frauciscn, for analysis and promises She
reporter the result 81 the same the nexi
time ne visits Phnnix We trust that i
nay be encouraging. as NJ jonnston has
already spent between 81. 100 and 81 90 IN
the developments Of the mine. besides abvu|
| two years time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

s,vEvrooL. Dec p.--An inquiry vas BE-
euu by the Amariean consul Into the case
Of sscond niaie william Raseher and heail
swain rfedarict Koelpird. Of re American
shin n Chapman, from San franetsoc, on
the charge oi numbering huastn4 seemhn
named N Jansen The caiceuiied the 1lA7
III hv hls arms 10 me fore rigging and he
va leit 10 this position InF soiue tiue and
an1 Wna then found dead Thirteen 81 tnE
rreW were Witnesses 81 the outrage fnf
sa4a ~ a. adinaroed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

SAN FnfNclsco. Doc. 70 IN has been ral1s
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