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The Washington critic., 1890-04-25

THERE Is very little accord as to when
Congress will adjourn, probably because
nobody knows. Senator Allison sets
the date of adjournment for August.
Senator noar thinks the public bust
ness will require all the time till Sep
tember, Speaker Reed thinks the bust
ness of Congress should be completed
in June. This variety of opinion
should make decision in the case
easy.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-25

SENATOR CnANDLER's resolution is
an attempt to bring Speaker Reeds
methods into the practice of the Senate
Chamber. There is less excuse for this
sort Of thing in the Senate, where a
sufficient majority is assured, than In
the House. Nevertheless, we suspect
Speaker Reeds methods have come to
on
The Washington critic., 1890-04-25

THE SPEECH or THE Senator from
Missouri in regard to the Worlds Fair
at Chicago indicates that between
Chicago and Hades it will be very
close poll, A great deal of this kind of
wit is now going very cheap. The
Columbus Fair has been settled and
given to Chicago by the action of the
National Legislature. It ought TO be
honestly assumed as a national interest.
Above the reach of all withering sar-
casm, Mr.. Vest declined to confirm the
allegation that he preferred Iades to
Chicago.
The Washington critic., 1890-04-25
Purifes the Blood

Last spring was completely tagged out.
My strength left me and felt sick and miser
able all the time, so that / could hardly at
tend to my business. ] took one bottle of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and it cured me. There
is nothing like it," r. G. BEGoLE. Editor En-
terprise, Belleville, Mich.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me new life and
restored me TO my wonted health and
strength" WILLIAM H. CLoUGH Tllton, NH.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for $5. Pre-
pared only by C. l, HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25
The Artists whereabouts discovered.

The Artists whereabouts Discovered.
The Lewiston Argus has discovered the
whereabouts Of the COW boy whose produc-
tions are famouss It says: 'Tnat wonder
f1l child Of nature G. /. Russell, the cow
boy artist has been living for several
months past with Jackey Hoover, on the
south fork of Judith. Charley has been
wonderfully industrious while there, and
with the wierd scenery Of that grandly
beautiful locality as back ground. and
|ppetic fancies untrammsled, he has wrought
we'll With the pencil and palette, and sew
|eral hne specimens of his noted Indian
have been the result.''
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25
NEW HIGH SCHOOL.
The Corner Stone to BE Laid Thu, An,

The Corner Stone to BE Laid This Afeer.
noon.
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone
OF the new high school building win begin
this afternoon ut two o'clock. The grand
lodge Of Ancient, Free and Accepted Nasons
OF Montana has charge of the affair, in con-
nection with Washington camp No. 8, Pa
triotic Order Sons of America. The meme
bers of the latter organization will meet at
their hall at one o'clock. and march in q
body to the site. The programme Of exer-
cises has been arranged as follows:
Laying the corner stone.
Song BY the pupils of the high school led
by Mrs. L. NJ. Ayr.
Address by r. g. Davies, president of
Washington camp No. 8. p. o. s. A.
The Star Spangled Banner. by members
of the p. o. S. A.
Among those who will assist in the exer-
cises will be the members of the board Of
trustees, Prof. r. G. Young, superintendent
of the city schools, and his assistants; j.. g.
Paulsen, architect in charge; T. N. Will
Jams. superintendent of construction:
Stephen +. Whaien. james S. Grant, Will
lam Harrison, contractors, aud A. Wirth,
builder.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25

Fisk Conley 1.-Two Bird Shoot
There will be hundreds of people out at
Athletic park to-day to see Jack Fisk and
Frank Conley compete for the Hight &
Fairfield championship medal. The shoot
will be at twenty five live birds. and as the
contestants are the sharpshooters OF the
state and evenly matched, the contest will
be an interesting one.
Frank Conley has had undisputed owner
ship of the medal for three years, but he
put it up to be contested for at the Butte
tournament and Fiske won, whereupon Mr..
Conley Immediately challenged him. The
holder of the medal is subject to challenge
every thirty days for year. Both men
practiced yesterday at twelve birds. Con-
ley shot his at Deer Lodge and all are now
dead. Fisk tried his hand at the club
grounds. He got all but one and knocked
the tail out of that one, but couldn't down
the pigeon.
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Turkeys.
Live turkeys at Lindsay's.
scandinaviAn Lutheran Fair.

The ladies of tho Scandinavian Lutheran
church opened their fair yesterday in the
basement of the Granite block on Main
street. They make handsome display of
fancy articles of their own handiWork, which
are sold at very reasonable rates. The hall
presented an animated and pleasing APP
pearance last night. and WAS visited by a
plumber Of people. A dinner will be served
so-osy ana q supper this evening. The
proceeds derived from the entertainment
will be placed in fund with which it is
proposed to erect place of worship for the
|conRregation.
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Ben. Hogan, the reformed gambler and
pugilist, arrived in the city last evening
from Butte. He was here about seven years
ago and filled Ming's opera house nightly
with crowds who listened with great inter-
est to his unique lectures in the cause of
temperance and religion. Mr.. Hogan will
remain here for about week. He ia
making arrangements to secure a suitable
hall in which to lecture and the date of the
first talk will be announced.
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PERSONAL.

:. n. MCMILLAN, representing shs west
20 81 Bras Yalvt company, Of Chicago, - Il
Helena IN the interests OF his oompeny.
departures via the Great NorthoEn rail
May: J. J. Bourguin. Chicago; John b
howell st. Louis; Andrew Bowen, Okla
ioosa. Ga; G. D. Ross, New Orleans.
James Harrington, Who has been . fore
man IN the mills Of the Montana compan,
limited for the past ak years, at Narysvills
similar position with an English syndicat,
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Gorton's Minstrels.

The above company will appear at Ming's
n Monday and Tuesday evenings, Oct. ~
and %. and admirers Of genuine minstrelsy
are promised grand performance.
The Cincinnati Times-Star says: The
New Orleans ministries, that gave per-
formance in this city yesterday, gave SUR
prisingly good one. Coming in an unpre-
tentious manner which in contrast with the
usual circus methods, seemed timidity
growing ont of a lack of merit, they fairly
aatonished the immense audience that filed
Robinson's opera house to overfioVinu bv
the excellence of their performances. The
show is entitled to the recognition given to
real merit. " -
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Oke Agnes Booth.
SUFFOCATED BY GAS.

Young Man from Drummond Found
Dead ut tho Grand Central
The smell Of gas attracted tho attention
of ono of the bell boys on the third door Of
the Grand Central hotel yesterday morn
ing. Seeing the transom over the door "a
room 50 closed, he gave tho alarm. The
door was broken open and tho room vas
found full Of gas, and the burner turned
full on. Lying on the bed was the body Of
young man who had registered about II
O'Clock the previous night q William Hi
born, of Drummond. He was undressed. and
the appearance Of the body indicated that the
unfortunate fellow had walked partially and
tried to got out Of bed, but was unable "a
overcome the effects Of the deadlv ~.
Coroner Rockman held an inquest. The inrv
returning . verdict Of death 81 su3oosfion.
e 10 suppoaed that Hilborn either blev M
the light, OF turned il OF and chen IS rtiv IN
again, 40 the burner. stop-cock. and o{hsr
parts OF the apparatus were in perfect ordsr.
HlboEn vas perfectly sober vhen ha n.
tired. He was about ~ years Of ~, n
n. Sturgeon, Of Dremmond, tsleersphed
body. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25
Fields Name Must Remain on the
0f1cial Ballots. Though Not
Z Candidate.
Some Further Proceedings In the
Matter Of the Davis
Estate.
Proceedings Of the District Court-New
Companies Incorporatsd-Nosss On We
rious Matters OF interest

There was rejoicing last night in the
wigwam of the republican braves who are
running the Carter campaign in Montana.
They had found out what nearly every man
who has read the Australian ballot Law
already knew. That was that the name OF
William r. Field, the labor candidate for
congress, who was Withdrawn from the racs
ny the executive COMMITTEES Of his party.
must remain on the ticket, whether he was
in the contest or not. Tho republioans
have started out to find z mares nest.
Albert E. Rogers, the county clerk Of Cho-
team, wrote TO Attorney General Haskell
some days ago, to know whether, tho labor
candidate having Withdrawn, it would be
proper to recognize that fact by FASTING
stickers over his name on the official ballots.
The attorney general replied yesterday that
it could not be done. Fields name, the
opinion said. had been certified to the SEQ
Rotary Of state as the candidate Of the labor
party. The secretary Of state had certified
it to the county clerks, with the names Of
all other candidates % certified to
him. It wouldn't do to pub
lish the name of the labor
party without giving the name Of the nomi-
nee. 10 place suckers over Fields name
would have this effect. Therefore it would
be impossible to leave the name Of the
nominee of. Still, If another nominee Of
the labor party should be certified to the
secretary Of state and BY him to the county
clerks, the judges could cause etickers to
be placed on the ballots bearing the name
OF the new candidate, which could be placed
over that OF the man who had withdrawn.
The law made ample provision for cases Of
withdrawal, yet as long a. the name Of one
OF the parties to the contest renamed, the
name of it's nominee must be there too.
What the republican managers hope to
accomplish by this is problematical. There
has been no question IN the minds Of any
body posted on the matter but that o.
Fields name was printed on the ticket, it
must remain there. But by keeping tho
matter agitated and before the public, they
evidently hope to convey the Impression
that Field is still candidate. Then. by
keeping up their former tactics Of advising
democratic workingmen to vote for the la
Dor nominee and the republican working
men to vote for Carter, they think they see
Q chance to draw away some support from
Hon. w. w. Dixon, the democratic candi-
date. They are presuming on lack Of in
telligence among the workingmen for which
there appears to be no Justification what
ever. It is considered q chance, however,
worth taking in the present state Of the
campaign.
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The Odd Fellows Celebration.

The Odd Fellows Celebration.
Not only Excelsior lodge No. 3, !. O. O.
F., but Montana Lodge No. and Canton
Schuyler Colfax contributed equally in
financial and active support and work to
the success of the Odd Fellows celebration
just closed in Helena. All worked together
and acquitted themselves nobly. An idea
Of the excellence of the banquet may be
cleaned when it is known that the local
committee paid $3.50 for every couple that
sat down to the spread. aud tickets includ
ing the ball and banquet were sold for 81 a
couple. There were 1876 tickets taken up at
the banquet. While the local lodges lost
fifty cents on every couple they realized
enough funds from all quarters to come out
nearly even and are more than pleased with
their success III furnishing a superior en-
tertainment.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25

Out for q Weeks Hunt.
A hunting party left the city yesterday
morning for weeks stay at Judge HilRer's
place. The ladies in the party are Mrs. and
Miss Goodwin, Mrs. Monroe and two
nieces, Miss Parkinson, Miss Kent, Of Min
neapolis, and Miss Repworth, of Connecti-
cut. Messrs. Kent and Burt Monroe are
also with the party, which will be Joined to-
day by Messrs. Thomas Miller and Freder-
ick Rice, who will spend Sunday with them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25

The Weather Prognosticator.
There is an old and reliable weather
proverb, says the Fort Benton River Press,
that if the breast bone of goose is red or
has many red spots, a cold and stormy win
ter may be expected; if only few spots are
visible the winter will be mild. On an ex-
animation of the breast bones of seven
geese killed at Harwood's within the last
two weeks, the breast bones were found to
be entirely free from spots.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25

Notice.
A grand democratic Scandinavian rally
at Hendricks club rooms. Independent
building. Speaking by Hon. G. b. Nolan,
Saturday, 25th, at eight o'clock in the even
ing. Come one, come all.
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Arrivals It The Eeleas.

g. Z. Beech. Boston. =. 4 Browell, q. Paul
=. u. kamsey, MllinsA T. p. Mcdonald, he,
= D. Berry. Cincinnati Lotiee.
q. BONN, Cincinnati, q n Atkinson. Min
2, y. jackson, Red nsapolis.
J. L Black, Butts. Gco. III. Honne. -,
T. y. Iiams, New York. Francisco.
j. Kosslee and vito. II. N N Hendricka. Mis
Paul. sonia.
II. e. Brown and vita Il. ~. OIda. Kansa
.Ohertem. o. IYty.
Mrs. DR.. Kelley. New Mr.. G. Il. Patrick. IN
1aslll liston. Mont.
]. 8. Proctor. 81. Paul, Rolf II 6eath. Phila
=. ". Meadow, Madin. delphia.
= II. Dudley, ~. PanL p. III. NcrnHtlnu. Nev
Frank n. Hall, CHICAGO, York. ~
g. Russell. N. r Is 4, L, Crutchar. Grea
Mrs. d. L. Taylor Gar. Falla
rison. Mrs. and Mxs Jas. An
Walter G. Canhane. franciaon. g
Washington n
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Smoke Agnes Booth.
Attention P. q A.

Attention r. O. g. A.
All members of the p. o. S. Of A. are ex-
pected to take part in the laying Of the cor
ner stone Of the new school building and
for that purpose to meet at the hall promnt
at one p. "a. to-day, SO AZ to leave the hail
in body. Il. g. DAyms.
President,
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wan Return Nov. 3.

Mrs. Lamberton will be in Helena Nov. I
and make immediate arr angements for hsx
school for dancing and physical oulture.
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Shooting Match This Afternoon.
The live pigeon shoot this afternoon. for
the champion gold medal of the state, be-
tween A. ]. Fisk and Frank Conley, will
begin promptly at two o'clock, at the Attn
letic grounds. No fee for admission will be
charged.
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Headquarters for window glass and paints an
oils. farchen's Drug Store. -
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Arrivals 1t the Grand Central.

G. B: Darling, Rimipi. Miss Ineersoll Rinini
Nj. Hogan, New York. ThOo, LnyeFy. Chicaxo
]. B. Chadwick, Chi. Mre, VIM. on. M
r. o. Cramee. Rohara Thos. H. Kmshav
Henry L. Van Nyck, Blsckfoot.
Havre. W, M. Law. Twl,
Carl BefgstEand. Can Bridges.
y0n Ferry. r. r. Weaver. Jeffeesou
TIP. Mcdonald, Red j. w. Soorhssd
Lodge. Brockvsvyille.
W. II. Ridgway, Pls,er. 4. q. Collin. IAyins
B. +. Wood, Woodland ston, - :
Park. Miss Clara Brewer
J. Schreiner, Wickes. Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayger, G.. H. Weston. 81
MArysyille Louis.
d. d. w. Davis, San G. g, Peabody and with
francisco. Nafysville.
W. c. Van saute, Coll ]. J. Mayne. Wiokes
umbus, OHIO. John K. Taylor, Greg.
Frank Duffy jay Gould. DRY.
g. Hampbell, Munford, G. ii. Sutherland
N. Y. Great Falls.
d. b. Hendricks. Ms Miss Annie Starback,
e0ula. Placer.
W. II. Murphy. Mitch ]. ". Dow. Davenport
=. q; Phulia Great J. 4. Cor.n. York.
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Proceedings of tho District Court
Milburn Manufacturing company N. d.
A. Johnston ct al. Placed on law and mo.
tion calendar.
Morris, Tasker d Co. W. Helena Steam
Heating and Supply company. judgment
by default set aside on account OF do.
murrer.
A. J. Davidson Va. Henry J. Reed. Dis.
missed as settled.
r. II. Beckwith 70. Henry e. Brunell.
Demurrer overruled.
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HELENA IN BRlu.

jackson smusio storA Bailey block.
Dinner from 10 10 8 q the Hon Ton.
Board and rooms at Miss Neagls'a III
Clark street.
Sehlappi, the artistic piano tuner. Cap
tai City Music Co.
James W. Barker, merchant tailor, 4aiu
I rest, opposite First National bank.
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TIE DAVIS WILL CASE.

Further oceedings in the Matter Of Ad'
minlstration.
The supreme court yesterday hal an ap
plication from the public administrator 81
Butte. Il was Tor q writ of certiorari X
have the district judge of Silver Bow send
up for Eeview his papers in the case whers
the public administrator applied for letter.
of administration on the estate of Andrew
J. Davis. The court allowed till October
3Oth to answer.
James w. Murphy. the public admins.
traitor Of Silver Bow, claims that he Ia thu
Of Andrew J. Davis, on account OF the lat
ter having died intestate. John Davis,
the brother of the dead millionaire, wal
appointed administrator, and his claim fol
Henry A. Root. II Murphy wins his case
he will have charge of one Of the largest
estates ever administered on in this county.
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Smoke Agnes Booth.

For Hosiery, Yarns, Underwear and
Gloves try the Knitting Factory, al3 South
Main street.
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New Management.

G. Wolf. the tailor. corner Main and Wal
streets first-ciass work done or cleaning and re
pairinG.
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Ladies' Underwear very cheap at The Bee Hive.
Ben. Hogan VIII Lecture.

Clear Havana home made cigars 1Oc at
SWend CarlsOn's.
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Fisk-Conley 1.-Two Bird shoot

Lundborg's Perfumes at The Bee Hive st east
ern prices
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J, r. Porter

Has several nice houses for rent convsnisnt
u located.
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Smoke Agnes Booth.
The Weather Perpendicular.

Go to No. II Warren street for switches, wigs
and fronts. Hair cut, curled and dressed.
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Rsepensd,

Rsopenod.
Henry Tistjen has reopsned his cigar
Sta.
Smoke Agnes Booth.
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New Interpretations,

Missoula Cab and Transfer company, By
William Kennedy, Joseph Solomon and
Frank 81. Woody. Capital stock, 926,006.
Vose Mining company, BY Fred Rad
bourn. Charles Grimm and John Hanson
Of Meagher county, Capital stock $70O, 600
Norwich Milling company, by Amos p.
Dorrance, James Hanson and Alex. Ham
field. Capital stock 100000.
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Ribbons at The Bee Hive at eastern prices.
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Smoke Agnes Booth.
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Out for q Weeks Hunt.

Big line of Albums just received at The B
Hive. I
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shootin. Match This Afternoo,

silyerw.re and Cut Glass at The re. Hive.
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Go to The Zee Hive for bargains in every lii

The Bee Hive is the bargain house Of Helen.
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ALI of the latest Novels At The Bee Hive
Notice.

Mems Underwear 4 sacrifos u Ths B
Hive.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Home for the sick. MRS. J. E. CLrAvEs,
US Spruce st,
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Only 6rst-olass oyster p.rlors. motor Office.
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Immense line oeGlasswars Just received It The
Bee Hive.
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snsks Asass Besth.
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II you want any Plated Ware 70 to Tho Bee
Hive and cave % per cant.
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Va! Z Grand
SUCCESS

welcomed them all and their mothers Ne
the line Of Infants goods that had
sold them Tor less than cost Of materials Also, that the line of
Millinery Fncy Goods, Notions Ladies' Chldrens Hosiery
and Underwear cosets Kid Cloves Yarns, Worsed Table liz
towels Napkins Draperies that stock and quality re
THE BEST and prices THE LOWEST
Arizona republican., 1890-06-30

THAT is a cold-blooded tale of murder that comes from Amite City, Georgia. The chronicler coolly tells us that there had been some agitation among the negroes, with view of insisting on in- creased wages. Two hundred armed men--of the superior race, of course early one morning bravely rode into town and chivalrously shot down and mur- dered one Howard and seriously wounded two other negroes. Three others were whipped and ordered to leave town. Then, without any pretense of warrant of law, houses were searched and shot guns, rifles and revolvers carried off. The final excuse offered for these mur- ders and thefts, for that is what these acts are under the law, is that "the negroes have been bold of late." Bah. These acts are not the work of a brave, chivalrous people, but of set of cowardly assassins who rule by superior organization. And yet they don't want the National government to extend it's protecting wings oyer these American citizens. But it will and it does so none too soon.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-30
REDONDO HOTEL
 Redondo Beach, Cal.

This new and magnificent hotel was opened to the public May lst. It is the most thoroughly equipped and best furnished house on the Pa cifc Coast Two hundred and seventy-fve rooms, replete with every convenience: fire place, hot and cold water, incandescent lights, electric call and return system. Standing in the center oi twenty twoacre tract, under high cultivation, two hundred feet back from the ocean bluff Arc lights on the grounds Finest surf bathing in America. The house has fine Otis elevator and by far the handsomest music and dancing hall in California. The dining room is perfect gem of artistic perfection, su- perbly furnished and so arranged that every seat commands view of the ocean. There is gallery at one end, where 6 fine band plays for the evening dances; also playing on the veranda in the morning, in the music and dancing room at night. Morning germans will be 6 feature of the house. The cuisine will also be . promi- nent factor The house and surroundings are simply perfection-new, sweet and clean-and must be seen to oe appreciated. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe runs six trains daily from Los Angeles. The company own their own rail | road running to Los Angeles connecting with | the Grand Avenue cable system, running twelve finely equipped trains daily each way, landing passengers right back of the hotel There is a | pier, where boats from San Francisco, San Diego and other points make regular landings Steam and sailing yachts can be had. The fishing is the finest on the coast There is a bluff and in | terior drive, commanding a fine view of the ocean, San Gabriel valley, Wilson's Peak, Old Baldy, Sierra Madre range of mountains. Terms same as other frst-class houses. Special rates for permsnents and families. All letters address to the manager.
 E.- w. ROOT, Manager.