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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

The Harksvilie Review slill en-.
deavoss to prove that lsS;slators
are not aocountable 10 their con.
stitaeats for their legislative acts.
it editor. last week. devoted q
column and . half 70 . very abla
dsfsuse Of this very wsak proposi.
tiOn.-Buukio Blade.
This proposition souads like
Artemus Ward 3 remark about hie
diet: Il cate ny vicluals and leta
EN- hgbt Il oat amosg themsslvea.
-Clarioo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

BAxL AZ FaAPrAssa.-Tbs 70
Ratta ct Vaudeville last Wodues.
day had to be postponed on &C.
count Of bad weather. In the sven.
Ing. howevsr. the young lsdiss aud
9sstsmsn decorated tho spacious
bah room 1t Frappart's Hotel. and
when The hop began. upon the arri'
val Of the excursion steamer. it VA
. bower Of bsauty-rooes and ever.
greens making most pleasant mural
decorations. The music was excel.
JsEt. asd dancing We kept up until
day-brsak. when the fair tsrpsioho-
roans and tbsir escorts reluctantly
6ionoeoo6.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10
BR0wN-SEQUARD's DISCOv.
cry.

DR.. Brown-Seouard's new elixir
OF life 10 still receiving the attention
Of the medical fraternity through
out the country. DR.. Joseph T.
Jones Yesterday received . copy OF
the Medical and Surgical Reporter.
published Aug. 3. which brings
tho information that ". Yariot 10
pursuing the investigations Of
Brown-Sequard. and bic expert
ments confirm the statements Of
that eminent scientist. DR.. Jones
has frequently corresponded with
II. variot. has watched his previous
experiments closely. and estesms
him second only to Brown-Sequard
in his particular branch Of medical
scienoe. DR.. Jones Gays Brown.
Ssquard's Investigations are still in
the experimental stage. bat he
thinks they deserve the serious at
tention Of scientists. and his con-
clusicns should not he condemn ned
- chimsrical without . fair and i'm
psrtia, hearing. The Medical and
Surgical Reporter Gays OF Variot's
researches:
According to the British Medi-
cal Journal. July 6. 1859. the extra
ordinary statements made by
Brown-Sequard. - to the efficiency
Of bypodsrmic injections Of fluid
expl essed from certain glands Of
youag animals in ssnils debility have
been 10 Q certaic extent confirmed
by VariDt. who made . comunica-
ton 70 the Societs de Bologns on
June -. The patients chosen
we're debilitated men. aged fifty.
four. 6ft-six and sixty eight years
respectively. end they were moi
informed Of the nature Of tho treat
ment adopted. In all three cases The
injections were followed Ly general
nervous excitement. increased mus
culsr pains. and stimulation and
regulation II digestion. II.
Brown Sequard said that II variot's
observations disposed Of the Oh.
lection that the results be had o.
served ir himself wsce due 70 cog.
gestiou."
This communicated will tend
to continue and probably 70 height.
en- the interest excited BY Browu.
Sequardis 6rst announcement II
cannot. however. be taken % Yer,
strong confirmation Of bis elaine
or Of his hopes. There 10 no rea.
con whatsoever Why such results a.
Rrown-Sequard thinks he observed
ia his own person. should be look
ed upon - the natural effects O
hypodermic injections Of mixius>
Of water and the albuminoid con
stituents or cell-slemsnts Of u,,
glands Of animals Of any species
Still. expsrimeots Of . sort lik,
those Of Browu-Ssqaasd may b
looked for al the world over noe
and il would l'e a great thing i
the accisUt male occnpsnss of 81
our almshouses could really b,
transformed in young. vigorous IN,
Industrious men. Il u 10 b
hoped. however. that the experi
menters will not neglect 70 b care
ful in the eeiaction Of the animal,
from which they secure the iuonula
ton material. and il regard to th
| dose usAJ ia eaOh oaaa."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10
THE BA0GING WAR.

The war declared By The farDsrs'
Alliance in the cotton states againsS
the juts begging trust hes assumed
gigantic proportions and . bittse
stubbornnsss. Every union nesting
proclaims The unaltsrable dstsrmi.
q alton to use cotton baeeine. and il
will require millions Of yards 70
cover the staple for market Il 10
argued BY the opponssts Of The Al
lance movement that the farmers
cannot sustain the contest. that the
COMPRISES will not receive cotton
thus encased. nor foreign buyers
deal in it. and this vill necessitats
the adoption 81 juts 70 market it;
that mortgages to advancing n,sr-
chants viii compel farmers to put
their crops ON the market il msr-
charitable shape and cell to pay
dsbts. But the Alliance men have
made the eight. They have dstsr-
mined TO beat the trust b. holding
the entire crop from the market IN
I'll the combine 10 conquered. In
union there IL strength. aud the far-
mers are displaying great unanimity
in the contest They ars sstablishisg
factories to mauufacture the raw
material. Of their own production.
into substitute for jute. tits safe
70 assert that their strenuons efforts
will be crowned With brilliant sue
Cess. The contest 10 made The more
interesting from the TACT that the
cotton crop this year promises ~ b
tie most prolific in . uunbee Of
yearsL--.nhrsveport 1imsa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covingtoa (La)
Posto6os. friday. Aug. 9. 1859.
Psrsons calling Tor the came viu
please cay advsgtissd:
Brown Lind ~ Aiss 2
Colemau L p
Stafford r W
Stafford james
Willoou A Charles
Young 8 81
II not called for 10 thirty days
from date. the above lsttses will b
cont 70 tho OeAd.Lotter O&os.
A fss IT one cent additional post.
ago u required on all aavsstised
letters. CuAa HErxrz. r. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

Even Uncle Sam will bow
IN submission on Sept IS
Because then one Of his ST..
VA DokxARs wM buy -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

DrsD--Mr. Adam Thomson, the
veil known sugar re6ner. died q biz
residence. Sulphur Springs Farm.
ono mile north OF Covington.
Thursday morning. ct Z o'clock.
His health has been bad for several
years. His remains we're taken to
the city Friday morning for inter
mOnt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

A correspondent (lady) Of Tex
~ Farm and Ranch, il giving an
account Of some Of her sxpsri,nssts
in farming. writes Of the castor
bean - follows:
/ have found that tho stalk Of the
castor bean makes oxoelleat fire
wood" one stalk being enough 70
cook . meal With. Il will. with .
little cultivation, make Is cords Of
wood TO the acre. and IL cut before
frost has The moro heat
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

Groissets have appeared one
month earlier than usual. and some
people assert that this portsads IN
early winter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

Christ Church. (P. E.)-Eigbth
Sunday after Trinity Morning
prayer and sermon 1t IL O'Clock.
SUNDAY School st 10 O'Clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

Our ''cordial" thanks arc tender.
ID our friend and popular gentle-
man, Nr. 81. Laroussini. for Q bot
tlo Of 6no California wine.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

TIE Largest vstsraslo. patch .
he world % q Adams Park. Ga.
ID embraoes 60 aerss. and = eEpece-
"a 70 e,ge1sss esss ~ sasoscds q
|0doaA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

The weather has been cool and
pleasant this week. but rather
windy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

D1D-Mrs. N. johnson. (colored }
widow at the late Henry Jobnsoo,
died ct her residence in C0vington
last Thursday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

CHuRcx NoTIoE-A protracted
meeting win begin 1t tho n. e.
Church. ia Covingtou. tomorrow
Sunday tho 1lth inst. Morning
sermon. ct IL O'Clock. By Rev.
Nicolas e. Joyner. Evening ssr-
vioe. It 8 o'clock. BY Rev. H.Kniok-
ssbocksr. Monday morning. ct III
o'clock. prayer and gospel meeting,
BY Rev. Nicolas Z. Joypsr. At .
?. T.. sermon By Rev. 8. J. Davies.
Services 70 continns during the
week. All are cordially invited to
attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

Quite q number of on, lady visit
on indulge in the healthful exer-
cise Of horseback riding.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

The silvery ring of a dollar
will echo through the portals
oil every household on Sept
IS. After then A DOLLAR
dogs it How wonderful
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

We learn that tho Abita bridge.
on the Pearl River road. has been
washed away.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

1t will astonish you. but
after Sept. IS ONE DOLLAR
will do it. Who'd a thought
it!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

The Council has passed an ordi-
nance forbidding tea,as. vehicles or
hossemeo from standing on Gibson
street. 10 tho square fronting the
depot. on the arrival or departure
Of regular trains. Also forbidding
the catching on to trains while in
motion. This action was taken TO
prevent accidents. and will b+
strictly enforced BY the Marshal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10
ONE USE FOR SPARROWS.

In tho Louisville C0xrier-Jovsnal
Csssins n. Clay gives the following
hint:-"Ths English sparrow ID
sranivorous. aud. like Ill granivor-
ous birds. eating insects only spar
inely when pressed BY hunger.
Inssctivorous and Assh- eating birds
- tho crow. the blue jay. the black
bird. owls. hawks. TO-. are always
lean in Aesh. while all grain eaters
ere iat when we'll ssd. The EnglisL
sparrow 10 generally fat tho year
round. aud 10 . delicious bird for
The table. The restaurants should
understand this, and aid in the do
slruotiou Of tho pest"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

The succession sale Of the late ].
n. Core will take place on tho pro-
misses next Monday. Sec advsr-
tissmsnt on next page. foot Of the
fourth column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

A heavy rain and thunder stoi %
visited this parish last Monday
nvnninO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

For Rent-A comfortable cot
tage. containing four rooms. dining
room and kitchen. good we'll. out
houses, etc. Apply 70 ]. e. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10
Read the Council proceedings.

Mr.. All. Lacroix will commence
repairing the big bridge next week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-10

ALEX. BAND. Observer.
Vaudeville Station. La.
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-S1cr y1atnr Dettteben

81 DER 8ieoerbcr1tellung erfraufter oSer
rcrbralldter Gctuebe, = bas 1T ales, tpas
cine ar5nei tbun lam. Sci 2ltnsenleioeu,
!pie Grfdltnng, 9iftr0brenentSinbung uns
anssebrrlg, entSii11oet iid INNER slterit bic
S9leia9alt, oara peritopfen iid bic euft-
5cGem i'll Der ennge, uno Bic Tolseu iiub
Srberfeln ll1o snlett 3erlt6rung Der Sc
iuebe. Saraus gebt beroor, oaB bte 9uftz
rObrendite ni6t beilen %f0naen, bis Der reis
senbe Slliten %entfernt lift. gper's Cherry
Yectoral
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WuerIet.

= 9err u. 9. 2angermann BON Muz
fin, Der Prdtoent bes II. teranil9en
Sunbess 9dngerfeites, nellie am Oienss
tag in San Nntsnio, UNI init ben bie.
figen @eianepereinen &iidipra6e gu
nebmen in Beaug auf bic 8orbereituns
gen gu ienem Jeiie. Son Seiten bes
Beetboben Mdnnerdor tpurbe cine 8ers
fammluug in @9ol3' 9a0e einberufen,
an mel6er fi6 auBer ben Mitslieoern
bieies 8ereins au9 bic 8orfdnbe bes
IS. q. 9euu6er Mdnner6ot" bes
rSroblinn" uno Der v6elbetia" beteeilig=
ten. 9err 2angermanu, 6er BON ben Nns
tpeienoen ber3ll6 be8ruBt tpurbe, ertldrte,
bob bic NusDabl ber 2ieber &c. ettpas
bera6gert uoroen lei, ipra@ ieoo9 bic
9ofnung aus, baB Die nod our 8erfis
gung ftebenbe 3eit seniisen tperbe, i'm
bic 2ie6er eiuauiiubiren. Sic 8ertreter
Der oeri6iebenen biefgeu 8ereine i9loi=
fen ii9 ibm bierin an. Inter turaen
Nnfpra9en, anregenben Debatten unb
Dem 8ortrage mebre1er 2ieoer &c. per-
loB ser Nbenb aufs angenebmte.
= 9r. Prentice, ber neitbetannte
uuo berlbmte Nrat fur Musen., Obren.,
Gals unb 3ruf : 2rautbsiten 1T BON
2onoon, England, bier einsetroffen uro
bat feline Office i'm Menger=6oteI. st
1T elmer Der beroorrasenoten Spe3ialis
ten Guropas uno elm Manu bon gebies
gsnen Renntnihen unb %grfabrungen.
Wir nermeiien auf feline Wnaeige in
biefer Drummer. Der 9pftor fpri1t
beuti@.
= Sas bonn Stabtratbe eingelebte
&omite 3ur unteriu9ung Der Nn{priGe
oer oeri6teoeuen Npplitanten our @r.
bauung neuer StraBenbabnen in San
Nntonio bat eiuen gutmurf fur cine
ftd6tif9e 8eroronung aus~gearbeitet,
bur6 ueI9e Die @e9te uno pHi6ten
aler FOLDER u%nternebmer genau geregelt
perben. Ser @nttpurf beItebt aus 10
B%aragrapbeu unb foa bemnd9f benz
Sta0tratb CUR 8eguta6tung boreeIest
merben. Ser @ntmurf lit unteraeihnet
bon ben ALDERMEN @auagber unb Ralt>
eper.
= 8on ben $50, 900, tpel1e San
Mntonio als 8eitras gu benz 8au Der
8erldngerung Der 4ranlas Bob Babn
iiber Grieori@sburg nod 2lauo beiz
fteue,n iOl, iinb big iebt $36,4O0 au.
lammengebradt tpDrben. Gin &omite
bon einfuBrei6en 8urgern Son Nntos
MOS 1T nun auiammensefebt tporben,
utn ben nod feblenben 8etrag auf3uz
briugen.
= Na6bem mir uns fat cine @o9e
Der 10 ermtni6ten trodeneu Witterung
gu erfreuen batteu, begann es am
Sienfdg Nbenb mieberum au requiem,
uno es bat leiber ben Nnf6ein, dig oh
es au9 ni6t 10 balb mieber aufb6ren
tperbe.
"Lost in New York" tuurbe
aeaern Nbenb gum apeiten MaIe i'm
Spernbauie Dor mdBig beiebtem 6aufe
gegeben. So tuurbe iebr gut geipielt
unb finb fdmmtIi9e Witmirtenben
CUTE Grdfte. 9as Stid sei9net f9
our9 gebiegenea Snbalt unb pra1t,
poue Scenerien aus unb lit mertb, &c,
ieben 3u tperben.
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cages. Wemi9feiten.
& n B |.

= SIM &eprdfeniantenbaufe bradte
Dates feline Naturaliiations Bin elm,
9ana6 ioa fein gingetpanberter bel IT.
genb elmer Wabl mittimmen birfeu,
bebor ct 5 Sabre i'm 2anoe lit. Nad
Iblauf biefer Grift foI er boz @eridl
erf6einen unb na9meifea. baB nidts
Na9tbeiliges gegen ieinen Garatter unb
feline WufRbrung Dorlie9t. unb amor bal
bas in Gorm zines 8erb6rs 3u aeide=
ben, benz elm 8ertreter ber Bunbes.Ne.
sierung beimobnen muB. 9ie iebt er.
foroerlide r6erausnabme bes erfeu
papiers" lou fanftig in Wegfan
fommen.
= Sas 5ubsGinan3fomite bes 81.
mates, meldes bic Sarifbiu ausgearbei.
tet bate, bat iebt feline Nrbeiten been.
oist. Gum eriten MaIe felt elmer Neihe
bon Mouaten bat es ieBt feline Sibuna
mebr a~bgebalten.
Wuslanb.
= Nls Na9folger bes 9r. 1riebbero
pirb bermutbli6 6err OebIf@ldaer,
Der prdioent bes Gammergeri9ts, aum
m p,sas,,~'" 0"~p'8"'''''ps' sfHa"a'
' M;.. mha,;x., u..s
es.f Sm ~uI.sau' SaaI geGais, Der
s gg. Se - @ S. = @9n..ta'''ol' ~
p'Os''~ )" 01ain y.pG.oea:
m;su . o~" g.Stsat W 0aup1maAll
soabH,sI 49, & oo gIps0lllon pa
,ohIl G S,f "v't a,oVu geahH UNI
0'9 AZ. SS alu,Isa wenssuu.en.
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Obne Seredttamaa oerbDbut.

bic 0erppftdt Gnberer luffis 81 MAIDEN. limb bod III
hies eine reale unb iebr empfinbli6e S~eimIuHuns, bes
rem qualenbe Birfunsen bus@ ben Sobn nur I'M 70
~fteielben perantpprtlia; ieine S&pdGe unb unias
ldnsli6feit duBern iia rlfmirfenb auf bas @etirn, 6aS
Sauptauartier ~uniereS Nerpenipfems. Wir slauben
ntdt, bab trsenb Semanb i'm Stanbe iein pirb, elm 70
nerrenitdrfenbeS unS bernbisenpes Glisir axsfnbis ~
ma4en, pie eS s pfetter'S M~asenbttters
1T. Snr4 Mieberhertenuua elmer ~frdftisex 8ers
fauuns liefert es ben G6ldiel CUR WieberSewinnnns
neuer ardfte unb 3ur 8erubtsuns Der saessen. Rppfs
peb, alpbrlden unb u~nrubtser G4laf, ansrmale 6nt-
pEnbli6teit bel unSerhpfftem @erdui9 ale fieie anz
leteltden 6pmptpme perben abseIandat nnb perz
aus steiem srcben Stinulansmittel nsue BiberFanbs.
traft i46pft. Dpspepfe, @dnenbeiApernen, Rteumas
tiSmus, @eritrpfxns uno Wierenlsibsn Herhen sAra
has BitterS sebpben.
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: Bel BEN Mussrabuneen, tpeI9e
fir bic iebt in Mnsrif genommenen
INSTRUMENTATION auf Der Ilamo.
pla3a (bidt bel Der Nlamo) ~begonnen
tuorben finb, bat man cine Nu5abl bon
2anonentugeln gefunben, bic augen.
fdeinli9 bon Der benfpiroisen 8elase.
rung Der alamo burd ben General
Santa anna i'm Sabre 1886 berriibren.
Man boft bierbei au6 nod anbere
Gunbe bon biitoriidem Snterefe gu
MAIDEN.
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lopttiultI NlDt VltteN lultlttll, Uto utI Iet>
senOe Sliten %entfernt 1T. Iper's Gherrp=
Yectoral
Sanfttgt rtnb @eilt
bic entSiiuSeten @ebdute, tbut ber Mbniit=
aurg Ginbalt, unb bintsrldbt fcine naftbets
ligen Solgen. 0aber id)dbt rtan eS b6ber
oils ale uroern ipecifiden 9unsenarse
neier.
&. 9. girbp bon 8artonspiue, ST.,
i6reibt: vSor bier Sabren erfdltete ia
mid btfttg ltltb 3og mir eirer i1redlifen
Suitell I'll. SD mar lebr franf nnb ultee=
fdbr bier Oforate on baS 8ett gebunoen.
gnbli6 erfldrte mir Der 9lr3t, i'd babe Die
Q1s5ebrung, uno er fonne mir nidt belfen.
Giner meiner gtad)baren rietb mir, einen
8eril9 NIT Iper'S Gberrts 8ectoral st
MAIDEN. Sd folgte benz Static, unb ehe
i'd Die erite Slaihe gang perbrauft bate,
tpar i'd Dobl, nno babe mid Ieitbem itlnler
IN gutter @eIunbbeit bef1nben."
Ilonso 3. Oaggett BON Sm1Dr1a MiQs,
Ste, idreibt: p8or iehs Sabren mar i'd
9anoelsreiienoer, nilo lit gu iener i3eit an
einem
9ungen=9eibelt.
Wonate lang fonnte iG g1a6ts nidt
Idlafen. Selten fonnte i1 mid nieoerles
gen, fiiblte mid bdufig benz gritiden nabe,
nlo tuar oft genotbigt, mir in Der freien
2uft @rbolung su iuden. Sd lief mid
bereoen Iper's GberrpsY Electoral gu nebmen,
uno bas balf mir. Ser fortgeiebte &c.
bral6 besielben bat mid polli tdnoig ge<
betlt nnb, tpie i'd CLAUDE, mir bas gebeu
gerettet,
Nper's Gberrp=Seetoral,
3ubereitet pon
DR.. s. 6. Mper & Co., aomeu, Tsaf.
SIN allen Gpotbeten aa baben. preis 81; fe&s
Slai4en, S..
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Gaster @eaber. eti 8liidltd1er 9emt
fdlet,

1882 in 6eien geboren unb 1856 in
Nem Oprt %selanbet, wobnte flint Sabre
In penniplbania unb Nem Seriep, iies
bette ban1 mad Georgetown, 2p., tber,
no er fi9 Der gonf6berirten Nrmee ars
f6loB unb unter Sobn Morgan Solbat
ipurbe unb big gum gnoe bes 2riegs
biente. Na6 benz 3riege fam er nod
Waberlp, 2afapette GouniD, Mo., mo
er iebt pobnt. Dor einigen Wo9en
3os er in Der Nobember.3 iebung Der
2ouiiana Staatss 2otterie, bel mel6er
er elm 0iertel zines 3uanaigtels bon,
Galptgetpinn bon $500, 900 befam,
ipel1es cine nette Summe bon $3.50
ausma9t. = Waperlp, [Mo.] Simes,
6. Sea.
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Or. @aHer5ng miro muir bis gum
26. in Sun Nntonio 3u fprefen iein.
geibenbe m0seu f6 baber besilen unb
nd balom0glidf an ibn tDenoen.
Or. Wafer3ug bat bic i6mierigiten
GdQe furirt unb bot cine llnmenge Don
Santi6reiben auf5uweiisn. Megen
bes Ndberea fiebe an3eige.
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Sd fiin6ise mid hermit aIs 3anbibat fir
; @ieoerpabI fit bas Amt beS &eiOrbers in Der
i'm Gebruar ifattfinbenben 8abI an (; nit benz
8erfpre9en, 0a6 i'd, penn erpdblt, meme
@ai9ten in ber Submit ebeufu, ME in Der 8er,
edneenbeit erfiufn iperbe. SD tpinide Die
lIuterihituns aner 9eietliebenben unb friehli'
den Burger aa e~rlansen.
Nntcn Mbam.
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. SIR StraBen. 6 cmmiffdr
Die vGrsie @refe" il autoriirt. Germ @m.
81. Campbell aIs aanbibat fur bas slmt
bss Straben.a OmmiTdrs artutinbisen.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-04
THE MASAC MINES.
What the Chinese Company Deal
Amounts To.

Amounts To.
Colonel Theophilus Masac was seen
by HERALD man yesterday, and was
asked the meaning of the dispatch
which appeared in yesterday mornings
papers to the effect that he was about to
close deal with the Chinese Six Com
panies Of San Francisco, conveying to
them his mining property in Lower Cali
fornia for $500, 900.
"The telegram is incorrect" said Mr..
Masac. "The exact situation of the
affair is as follows: The Real del Cas-
tillo Company, of which l am the Presi-
dent, has determined to start in and
work the mines ON the property, and,
with this end in view, has taken a good
deal of machinery down there. 1t is i'm
possible, however, to get laborers in that
part of the country. Every Indian and
Mexican who feels like working, labors
for himself, prospecting and panning to
suit his own pleasure. Now we want to
do hydraulic mining, and il the northern
part of the State there are 400 or 5OO
Chinamen who have been doing that
kind of work, but are now thrown out OF
employment by the debris act. we made
overtures to hire them, but the chinese
Six Companies who control them, reallz-
ing that il We took the men down 70
Mexico they would be unable, il dis,
charged, to come back into the United
States, would not allow them to emigrate
except under certain conditions. Inese
requirements were that the Six Com
panies should, if they thought the
speculation good one, be permitted to
purchase a block of stock so that they
could have voice in the control OF the
mines. We agreed to this and the repre-
sentatives of the Chinese syndicatef
have been down and looked over the
property. They state that they are
quite satisfied, and 1 am going to Sar
Francisco to assist in the drawing up Of
the contracts and agreements. AS tt
my selling the mines for $500, 900 1t quite
absurd, for in the first place, I think the
price quite inadequate, and secondly,
could net cell my mining concessionl
without the full consent and approval o
the Mexican Government"