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New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
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From The Washington Post
There j. nothing thai The average hridesrooni so
uiic!. desires avoid disclosure ui thr ldct o
his recent marriage. NOt that he + al all aNhaucd
of f. OH no Iut there i Ia ,hiuc,s about MN
which induces him - conceal the fact ms J, SHOWN
especially at the brdcgrVOms hr-t visit 10 the hotrl
Oh his br.dal tour. The other evening a young man
walked briskly up - the dcsk In ono OF the hotels
In this city, aud With very badly a"Nnulcd nir of
uOrchalancc registered " Mr. and Mrs. -. a
room was assigned hlm aud when he was on oi hear
Ing ccrl ie,ncd the desk, and, condcnttliy
speaking To several acquaintance standing there sad
Just married.
How do you know - asked
"Oh, you never an oil married man register
'Mr. and Mrs It always 50 ana 50 AID wife. You
lust notlcr now II II ISM sO.'
An Investigation into the subject revealed tie iact
that there wa, much truth Ia the clerks observation
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
EyPRESS COMPANIES AND WEEKLY PAYMENTS.

Albany, Aug. "a number Of express companies
doing business In this state have replied 10 Factory
INSPECTOR Conn0llys questions respecting their in
cutlons TO compliance with the provisions OF the
Weekly Payment law. All Of them say that they do
not believe they come within the scope Of the act for
tho reason that they Joint stock associations and
not incorporated bodies In the full meaning Of the
Law. Mr. Connolly submitted the question 10 the
Attorney General who has rendered the opinion that
inasmuch rs express companic, are not specially re
fcrTcd to IN the exemptions In the statute they Ger
tainly como within It's meaning. Many employees of
press companies have written to tnc Factory IN
spcctor asking him why he did not Insist upon these
companies obcying tho law
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
DRAG HUNT At NEWPORT.

Newport, r. L. Aug. (SpecaN.-The drag hunt this
afternoon was well attended by the leading co2Gcr',
including Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Townsend burden, Mrs. LOkillard Spencer, MIS- Tag
CART, Mrs Henry a. c. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Francis
2. Freeman Buchanan Winthrop, Mrs. Cooper Hewitt
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ~ Potter, Julian Potter and {. l..
Cottenet. The hounds well, and there were no
hitches About five miles were covered in less than
half an hour There we're no accidents. No laNcs
rode. W. II. Vanderbilt, j. VoSe stewart, Benjamin
Weaver and James l.. KeTnochan were the only follow
ers who rode. 1t in all respects one OF the best
meets that ever took place here.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
4 REPUBLTCAN SYMBOL on TICKETS.
from The indianapolis Journal.

Inc Republican state Central Committee has shown
300 taste In adopting the American eagle device 10
ballots 10 DC used nndcr the new law The law re
qu.es the use Of distinctive device by each party
s ano " the committee convention do not select II
sae hoau OF Election Commissioners mast do 80.
s.h ~. ac'lce says the law. "may be the figure OF
me .ai eagle plough. or some appropriate symbol
~. tne coat OF arms, the seal of the state, OF
,.ni'cd states the National flag. or any other
ussS ~ common to the people at large shan not be
5svs..s s1eh device: The eagle will make "a good
evice and Will doubtless continue 10 he used on ali
,sD tickets voted in this state as long as the
4 drv,o. ~w continues In force. The Law says that
d. 10 n'ing been once selected and adopted by
- Jly Shall be used on the ballots for all cleo
saVeeaous the State "until changed by request
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
crNrRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

Trains for the scashorLong Branch, Ocean Grove DO.
Sandy Hook route-Leave New York, Pier 8, NORTH
River at 80, AS, 100, IL 100 a. T' oo' o'4o'
80, 80 p. III.
Allrail route-Leave New-York, foot Of Liberty -st'
North River at 100, rs, 015, 1915, IL l5 a. m.
1 80 (express), 80, 80, 100, A: 80, 80, 0:lo
p. IN.
spccial fast express on Saturdays at 90 p. m.
sunday trains sandy Hook Route-Leave New-forH'
Pier g. North River, at o so a. m, 100 p. m' If
Atlantic Highlands, sandy Hook ana all si'iohS W
Long Branch
AIl.raiI ROute-Leavc New-York. foot OF Liberty
st. North River. at :OO 100 a. M, 100 p m' foR
Long Branch, Point Pleasant. etc. -
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NEED or A NORTH RIVER BRIDGE.

The NcwYork state Engineers Society adopted a
resolution Ut their meeting last night, at No. 3Oo
wot Thirty-Gnh ST.. urging tho state representatives.
In Congress TO secure permission for the New-fork
and New Jersey Bridge Company recently chartered
by the Icclslnturc TO proceed the erection of "A
bridge over the North River IN vieN OF the demands
for bridge communication for freight and passenger
service between Jersey City and Ncw-l0rk.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
DECISION AGAINST A TELEPHONE COMPANY

Albany, Aug (speciaD.-A decision was reached
today i'm the action of the Hudson River Telephone
Company against the Watervlct Turnpike and Railroad
Company which has created considerable interest.
The action was for permanent Injunction u restrain
the railway company from operating its cars by single
trolley electrical system and for the damage to it,
business. Referee Lawson holds that the telephone
company has no case. and accordingly dSniisSes It,
The railroad company has been restrained bN TEN
poraIy injunction from operating it, pending the
suit and will bring action for damages.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

of q subsequent State convention Of the party.
There will be occasion to change the Republican
device unless the eagle dsgraces himself In some way
and we do not fear any snch calamity. Hereafter,
therefore. the eagle will be the distinctive mark OF the
Republican ticket in all elections. State county,
township and city. There is no need of any other
better. The proud bird of freedom Is loyal patriotic
The eagle sometimes scars and screams so does the
Republican party. Everybody knows the eagle az
sight and his connection with American coins gives
him wide acquaintance Hereafter he will be, in
Indiana at least a distnctively Republican bird.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
ENGLISH INrRIGUES AHD AMERICAN COMMERCE.

ENGLISH INTRIGT'ES AND AMERICAN COMMERCE.
Tothc Editor OF Tho Tribune.
SIR: Mr. Hugh ". MOrrOw In hs letter OF the
4th ut boldly assalls 5cuatOr = NJ cullom. General
wilson Mr. Nmmo and myself. Who Is Mr. Cullon,
whom Mr.. Morrow with stroke Of fhc pen would
consisn 10 obviOn1 At the command of the people
Of his own state he became their Gcyernor; at the
command Of the Illlnol, State Legislature he occupied
chair in the Senate Of the United states aud at the
command Of the senate he became chairman of the
Interstate Commerce Committee. With his committee.
consisting Of statesmen Of ripe experience. lie was
instructed 10 how fared with the commerce that
travcr.ed American soil and their candid report sho"
that the committee did their work well. Why 6enerai
Wilson's name was brought In the writer does not
know A. to Mr. Hmno, Eo IS a Cf great ability,
a polltical economist, accurate writer, and was
for wears the statiScian Of the United states Govern
meut His statements Of facts to have troubled
Mr Morrow
Who IS the writer Charles Sougton, whose name
is thus connected with General Gallons able report,
and Mr. Nimmos suggestive statement Of facts
who has so innoccntiy disturbed the we'll laid plans
of our English cousins and Canadian friends who have
NM posed 10 do not only Atlantic carrying trade
as AT present bat inland and Pacific carrying trade
a. well lie had previously. by travel. studied the
proper routes for commerce and In taking up the
Harlem River improvement he has cndcav"red 10 do
what De witt Clinton, the builder Of the Erie Canal
left undone, al MS carry dri'h III HN.hE "p oh'IrI
from the Hudson 10 the Sound, through the Harlem
River The writer regarded II q, eastern outlet
for the Erie Canal freights 10 the soaboard; and In
making il "A National work lie has received National
support such 5 is rarely given 10 any man. lie not
oniy obtained grant Of 100000 therefor but tend
cred "A proposal to do the entire work including the
richt %, way ior 5000 bill IS now ndne before
Congress TO do all tie needed work for the sum of
$I.I5O.OOO. Imt suppose tits work should cost
s2O 900 900 as Mr.. Morrow suggest. cannot the
Government do IL may please with H. own \
navieabls Harlem would enable the Erie canaLOats
20 pass directly through the centre of the city II
New York TO The deep water Of Long Island sound
and there unload alongside the docks. To his polat
mails passengers aud fresh meats coui be sent by
rail making the most expeditions ana least expensive
route from the West, the steamers sailing at any
hour independent Of the tides. through the sound.
A daily limo Of fast American steamers could be
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
MORE pOLJcElfEy WANTED AT NEWPORT.

Newport. X. J., Aug. 5 tspeciall-Thc cottaSeIs arc
alarmed over the recent robberies here. The police
ferce Is 10 lie strengthened-but how no one knows.
The Mayor will probably ask for appropriation for
the engaging OF private detectives Two Of the day
men were yesterday taken from their beats. which
were left uncovered, for duty at Mrs G.. Vanderbts
lawn party. aud for this they received snug sun
iH thsir own use. The men received their full pay
nom the city besides what Mr. Vanderbilt gave them.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
TRENTON FIRE COMPANIES OUT OF SERVICE.

Trenton, n. j., Aug. 5 (SpeciaD.-The Trenton Fire
Department will consist Of only three engine COM
paries and hose company after tomorrow at noon
Nine companies met in convention tonight and de-
cided to 60 out Of service at that time Trenton has
had excellent volunteer department. Last spring
q demand was made to the city for an increase OF
yearly appropriation. This was refused, and tho city
authorities were notified by eight companies tlat
thcy would 90 ont OF service. The city owns the
houses but most Of the companies own their apparatus
and horses. The citizens are agtated about the
matter,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
DIR. JOHN w. HUTCIuNS.

Chicago Aug. (specIaD.-Dr. John W. Hutchins
one oldest physicians Of Chicago. died suddenly
last evening. lie graduated from Harvard Medical
College and subsequently visited the most famous mcdi
cal schools Europe where he took short In the
various branches medical science. When he came
Chicago. he thoroughly equipped TO look after
large patronage with success. Dr. Hutchns Of
the founders OF the Central Free Dpens,ry and for
number Of yeors had been It's superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
ENJOYING MR.. SrARIN'S HOSPITALITY.

About 5000 people enjoyed the twelfth annual ex.
cursion given by John II. starin to the families ol
the members Of the Police and Fire departments
rcur barses and two steamers conveyed the company
"a washington Park on the Hudson River, where the
neople enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. Starin Games
and dancing helped 10 complete the enjoyment Oi
The crowds The return trip began at b o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
BOSTO.NS TAX RATE.

Boston, Aug. n (specaD.-Thc report Of the
Assessors Of Boston announces the tax rate as l3 30
on al 900. The total Of real and personal property
is $622 O26 100, which is increase OF $2G,5D2.4OO
over 1889, and all but 100000 Is gain upon real
estate. As the warrant cali for 100000 more thaI
IN l579 the increase has kept the rate down. that
il exceeds that of last year only By 40 cents on al OOO
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

safe standby for the family during the season OF
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaints, Cramps, Diarr'
hocas and all Bowel Complaints is DR.. Jaync's Car
minatlve Balsam-already Of admitted efficacy, and u
occasion should arise sure to prove useful :.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
MRS. HYDE LANDS A NIyEPOUND BLUEFISH.

Mrs. Richard HYDE of Brooklyn caught on Inurs'
s las, the largest bluefsh taken at Point Lookout,
/ this season. II weighed nine pounds, and was
landed BIZ Mrs. Hyde without assistance rms was
hcr rst experience at buefshng and the eaten aston
ished her companions and herself.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
PARTY POLICY AND THE PEOPLE.
WHAT \ wIDE-AwAKE REPUBLICAN OBSERVED
IN THE WEST.


IN THE WEST.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: have Just returned from Wisconsin. where
had excellent opportunities for converng with rep
n outaiivc Republicans Permit me u state what
regard the Of opinion I'm our party. ~
fcrring 10 issues under discussion in Congress.
Fr-t-Thc Democratic monkey y-chattcT about "dc'-
potsIn' and tyranny under tho amended rIies Of
the IIousc Of Representatives.. has not hurt us. In
deed suspect the agitation has led many to conclude
that our friends have converted the House into
working body by destroying tho dcspoism OF the
minority
Sccond-Thcre IS not a very deep interest In the
Lodge III. II were dropped. nobody wond
De dsp1i,ed except such jealous part as will r.
main Republicans In any event. Much more might
be said In, ! coutcnt myself with stating fact
which. judge may be news Ia the East
Third had SUPPOSED, before | went West. that
our friend, in Congcs, were quite content TO con
ccde New. York state to tine Democrats. con
sequence Of the enactment OF the VI Kblcy bin In tbs
shape in which II passed the llOue. but waS told
that the bill immensely popular In the agr!cul
tur,l states. and would confirm mold on those
states. We'll, have talked wish the be,i judges of
the political situation In Wisconsin. mon also peculiarly
wou Informed on affairs In the other Northwestern
states and deem IT duty 10 declare that tie final
enactment Of the Mckinley bil In anything Nike the
shape IN which t now stands Will iO-e the next
Congress and VIII render Il next tD Impossible for The
Democrats 10 bune.r ana bIunicr suhc ch'y I" ca
atle lis TO elect 10 PTrsldcif Harrison.
Mr. Blalnc's propositions Will IL cusl1iied Oh 10 a.
cent tariff biii without cinuS u!dilpii, hold -"
Northwest to the Republican party. W. Blrinc has
the car III the country yaud, MAJ /, mo. hc IN, Tho
heart Of the country. Tho alleged attempt ~ down
hinl has created Intense resentment, ana "olua' IL
auo oces-ml. autugoniZc and alcna'e great numbers
of Rcpnbllrius. one Of the mOs able. eminent
and popular Republican, Ia the Northwc't aad 10
NE Of Wisconsin Cu which state he IIvopl. "The cN-
pectation Of tariff revision was not realized III ia;
Mckinley bl aad yet think "" could have hel
most Of our state, against the putrld rnlnlSccucc II
Blainc had not forcihly declared that the bill
would not make a new market for barrel Qf pork. or
q In mel of grain. Thai declaration VIII cost "a
twenty thousand votes In Wisconsin, Tho ONLY pos
sibc salvation for l. the bold and open adoption or
Ea!ncs supgcs.i0ns II We adopt them, we cnecIualy
spike the cn'my> guns
Fourth-Tle " Dcnnct Law VIII not lose rs
Wisconsin. \ good many Republic cans-m"n who do
not read newspapers printed In Eneli'l-win vote
against a.. bn; most sagaclou' friends have no
fear Of lung tho state in the election this coming fall
provided COngrcs, RECEIVERS sanity before dspoSng oil
The tariff elijah H. hENHheh'
Iro0hIyn, Aug. o, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
LDWARD RAUERNEELD.

London, Aug. s.-Edward Barcrnfcld the poet f. deal
He born In Vienna In ls02. and the author Of
The Confession" and several other successful comedies
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
TIE PENNSYLVANIA HALF HOLIDAY TRAIN IL


The Saturday Afternoon Holiday Express, leaving
York from stations foot of Desbrosses and Cort.
andt sts at go y. M. and running down the coast
over the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad to Point Pleasant
stops at all stations south OF and including Long
Branch and thus affords the most convenient mooe OF
getting out Of the city after closing hours. :.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
6perial Nciiees.


Established 1873. -
MRS McELRAI HOMEMADE
BRANDIED. CANNED AND sPICED FRUITS AND
PtRE RED CURRANT JELLY sPECIALTY.
Everything put up In glass ana KEEP. ehtl hn; rG'
PATIi 393 Degraw st., Brooklyn. n. Y
This Is m Age Of ApoIiinnris Water"
Walter bAaot. ~
APOLLINARIS,
APOILINARIS,
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
NOTICE.
THE WELLrKNoWN YELLOW LABELS OF
THE APoLLINARIS COMPANY. LIMITED. ARE
PROTECTED BY PERPETUAL INJUNCTIoNs
OF THE SUPREME COURT.
BEWARE OF mutations.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

Hub Punch made from choice neredenSs Sa Scb oy yursi
IL is giyen. (Irocers and drnggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
MARRIED.

| Ma nitou Ginger Champagne .,.,,o,.
1Iio...t~r''s S.ldmore ij6 Franklinst, New-forK
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

v,orrrSNOW-In Montclair; y. j. August Z, loyo: ~
the Rev A. II. Wolfe father OF the gfoo9s' s 'Mooteatr
70 prof Arthur l.. Wolfe, OF PARK College, MO-
Notices of marriage must be indorsed Win tun
name and address
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

.D~PDllup
you know, and very original some OF them are. fih.
Ishcd Lv his secretary Must have seemed full OF
sentiment as our modern Upc-written auarN, Mlth
" dictated atop, and all mind ahI meaning su'Ih
fathotns deep under the weight of boh-iaccd pca'
People who are compelled TO ride on f'rryboats
a good deal thousands OF business men III '"c
civ have to do are Interested IN the announcements
that the owners OF the II0boken Ferry Line have con-
ractcd for the building of two more screw boats i"
nc,r busipe,s And some Of these same people are
wandering when The other railroad and ferry lines VIII
adopt the SANE idea and get rid OF the prevalent
side wneclcrs No one board the Scr.w ferry
boat which las been plving - Hobohen Tor some
time " thout "A thrill Of surprise and adm niat'oh IL
1, well known that the cabin OF the Ordinary IeFrN-
boat consists of two large apartments eohhectcd pS
A narrow passage, In which Two persons 'ah h'NN
moo, ard BASS each other with comfort This arrange
mcnt is made by the position oi the paadio
wheels and the large amount OF space they oSupy.
In ,he ferrvboat propelled by all the spaco
thar tho wheel takes up Is thrown into the cabin.
which Is a broad, roOmy saloon, totally unlike the
cabins that most people hereabons are Mcustomca
to This Is advantage IN fayor ~ tue now ldca
that /, apparent to all; that this type OF boat Is
sail factory In other r. poets i an easy inference
from the fact that the 'ompany wn'h has used ono ono
more Which Of the other companies VIII be the
first 10 follow suit
I'm ENGLAND n well known, the ambition of trades
man Is to he able to add to tho announcements of their
business such AN expression as harneSsmaker to Her
v,,cstv etc etc something Of tine same spirit
cr,ns ont Iu this county In the caGerness Of hotel
keepcrs storckecpcrs, etc. to appropriate the name
~ a railroad company, apparently In the hope thnt
bcy will thereby gain u certain prestige In a New
tsrsev town passengers tho trains may read on the
front of q modest hostelry the legend New-i Orn.
Lake Erie aud Western HotcL' a stoheS 'hr"" ~"aS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

First publication July 10, last Aug 30.
state OF Michigan, county of Iron. es.--In the
matter OF the estate OF Aaron n. Leopold. No
tice n hereby given. that IN pursuance oi an or
der granted 60 the undersigned, Bertha y. Leo.
pold aud Joseph Beroizhcim. cf the estate OF
said Aaron ". Leopold by the honorable judeA
81 Probate for the county OF Iron, on the 9th
day Of May A. ID. 1890. there will be sold at
public veidue 20 the highest bidder. AT the front
door OF the post Office Ia the village of Crystal
Falls, I'm the county Of Iron. IN said state. ON
Monday the FIRST day OF September. A. d.. 1890
wise existing NJ the time Of the death of said
deceased. and also subject TO the right OF dover
land the homestead right Of the widow Of said
decreased thereinl, the following described real.
estate. TO wit Lots numbered twenty seven and
twenty-cIght oi the recorded plat Of the village
of Crystal Falls. Michigan.
JosErn BERoI.LHEiMERl
BERTHA n. LEOPOLD bNecu'ofS-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

First publication July q, last Aug. 10.
Notice " hereby given that. by virtue Of n
writ OF fier facIas issued out Of the Circuit court
for the county OF Marquette, In chancery, In
favor of Fitch J. B0sworth. Bedford u. Hop
kins and Edward R Hopkins, compainants.
against the goods and chattels aud real estate
of John Friedrich and Dellie Friedrich In the
county Of Iron and state Of Michigan. TO me
directed and delivered. did on the 3D. day oi
July, A. ID. 1890, levy upon and take all the
right, title and interest of the said John Fried
rich and Deilie Friedrich In and 20 the following
described real estate towit: Lot number two
(2) OF section twenty y-eight (2Sl. In township
forty-three (a31 north, of range thirty-two (32)
west, n the county OF iron and state ~ Michi.
gan. all OF which shall expose for sale at public
auction or vendure 20 the highest bidder, at the
front door of the building Ia which the Circuit
court for the county Of Irons held at the village
of lsystal Falls In said county, ON the goth day
Of August next, at the o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated this I'D. day OF July A. y. 1890.
john :. MCLEAN, sheriff.
BALL& a HANscoM,
Solicitors foreomplainants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

An excellent opportunity for trip
east will be afforded by the q. A. X. en-
campment at Boston, August 10 to 16,
as for that occasion tickets to Boston
and return will bs soldatve low rates.
Tickets and full information can be OBJ
tanned Of ticket agents Chicago & North
Western Railway. 3
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-08-02

TO BE HOLDEN IN IRON RIVER AoAIS-BlG
PREMIUM LIST.

TO BE HOLDEN IN IRON RIVER AoAIN-Bla
pREMIuM List.
The second annual exhibition Of the
Iron Coun ty Agricultural Society viii be
held on the 18th and 18th Of September
this year, the place OF holding the fair
has not yet been decided, but will un-
doubtedly be thesam as last year--Iron
River, the branch Of industry intended
TO benefit being more extensively carried
on there than any other town in the
county though Crystal Falls could take
the fair and carry IL TO success. The ex-
hibitiOn of last year was decided sue
cess in every way and no doubt greater
effort will be made. There are a number
of tine farms near this city and il is
hoped they will be represented at Iron
county's second annual lair. Appended
IL the premium list in full
nLD1s Kx~N..sx C,..~&
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-08-30
Two StaIwarts.
Washington Post.

Two tirst-class specimens Of the genus boomer stood by the desk at Williard's. Mr. E. E. Powers, of Pueblo, Col, and MT. H. c. Johnston, of Florence Arizona, two sharp-eyed, stalwart, good looking young men who went to the mighty West to grow up with the country and are glad they went.
 Mr. Powers Pueblo is fairly hum- ming with the buzz of improvement. We have five big smelters in the town that pay out every month S68, ,Q00 in wages In three years the population has increased from 9,q01 to 30,00D. It is the next best town to Denver in Colorado. We have a Union depot that cost $500,000 and an opera house that would be credit to Washingon, Thirty miles of electric street railway are in operation. Real estate has advanced enormously, and bold dealers have piled up fortunes"
 When he had said this, and a good deal more, his friend Johnston, remark ed.
 Don't thing that all the improvement in the country IS confined to Colorado. Understand that Arizona is in it. and that on no HEputian scale. 1 represent a Chicago syndicate that has commenced an embryo metropolis at Casa Gfande. in the southern part of the Territory. They have built a canal from the Gila river fifty-three miles long. and a reser- voir covering four square miles that will irrigate 50,000 acres of land This land will produce the finest fruit that are grown in America grapes, oranges, figs everything that is raised in the South ern California, and of equal size and lusciousness. The country Is fast settling up, and the same conditions that have caused Southern California ta blossom like the rose, will bring as great pros: perity to us"