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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-NoTI
~ Is hereby given that the partnership heretofore
existing between II. b. HIxoN and AUGUST
MENkE under the firm name Of H. Il. NIXON &
co, and carrying retail poultry business at
stalls Nos. AZ and 40 IN the " Washington Market,
city and county OF San Francisco State Of Caiifor
MA. has been dissolved by mutual consent.
The said business will be continued by II. b.
HlASoN. who Will collect all outstanding debts and
assume all the liabilities OF said partnership.
jy21 2ts AUGUST MENKE
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pARTNkR, $1,000 TO s5OU0 CASH; NO. /
i reliable, paying business; established number
years; references exchanged. For fun particulars
apply Room 9. $50 Market ST. ty2Otf
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A FEW CHOICE BARGAINS FOR SALE-sl5OO
~ restaurant and coffee house. near Market and
Taylor, clearing 5000 month; S2lOO. corner gro
Gerry and bar Western Addition clearing $3.50 a
month, fuli value; $500. cash business clears $50
a month; $3.50, clgar-store. Market ana Fourth
Apply w Z. HEALY. has Market St. nr. TAYLOR.
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G7TS0 COR. McALLiSTER AND LYON
I'D ~. lot St :3XlOO

~ ~. lot So :3xl0O
S65OO-Ashbury. near Frederick; S or lots
$1,000 each-sac ramento, near Laguna: lots.
each "a :4Xl37:B 1900
Soooo-Green, near Buchanan: lot 55xl37;6
S34OO-N ebster, near Suffer: lot % :6xl37 g.
S5l9o-Page. near Clayton; lots, each 25xl 81 g.
S2OOO-Frapcisco near Dupont: lot 10 :9xl AZ g
S20OO-Blake, near Geary: lot 50xI2U
$I50O-Me Allister, near Willard: 26:5xl37:s
$1,000 each-1 lots dl Cook ST.. near tjeary. sIze
25xl2b ready for building. G. IL. UMBSEN d
CO. Ia Montgomery jyl9 SuTurh
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r. f. KELLY. Secretary
Ofiice-Room g. Hayward's Building 4lg CaIifor.
mia ST., San francisco, Cal. jyl4 I'd
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Ass.,s,EST S0TIC- :

4 SSESSMENT NoTICE-THE PACIFIC LUM-
"A Der Company: location of mills. Scotia, Hum
boldt County. California. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting OF tha Directors held on the Both
DAY OF june, 1891, an assessment NO. 100 of $40
per share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to the Secretary of this company. at the
ofice OF the company.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the eth day of August, 1891 will
oe delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc
sold on the 6thpay of September, 1891. bay the
dellhquenb assessment. together with the costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEORGE p. PARKER. Secretary.
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s35Oo-25xll4; sunny side Valley St, near San
Jose ave; nearly new 2story bow-window house,
rooms, bath, brick found alton: cheap
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S45o0-20x75; Jessie St, near 9Th; front and
rear houses; rents $40 safe buy.
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-coNrINUEp.

&1100 SALOON AND BoARDING-HoUSE-
W. NV. 70 beds: splendid bar trade: house
lui boarders must be sold. account other business
genuine bargain IL LESS i Ennrth
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A SSESsMENT NOTICE-CHOLLAR MINING
~ Company Location Of principal place OF busi-
ness, san Francisco, California; location OF WORKS.
virginia, Storey County, Nevada. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting OF the Board OF Directors
hed on the fourteenth day OF july 1891 az assess.
ment 90. 3O) OF fifty cents (5OcJ per share was
lowed upon the capital stock OF the corporation
payable Immediately in United States gold coin TO
the Secretary, the Office of the company Room
70. Seva'ia Block, No. 800 MONTGOMERY street, San
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which tais
assessment shall remain unpaid the eighteenth
DAY OF August, 1897, viii be delinquent aud adver-
tised for safe at public auction and ualess payment
IS made before. will be sold Tuesday the eighth
day Of September, 1887. to pay the deinauent as
sessnent, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. BY order or the Board OF Direct
ors. ChAS. L. ELLIOTT. Secretary ofice-Room
20 Nevada Block, No. 300 Montgomery street San
Francisco, California. iy Is I'd
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$4,000 TO LEGITIMATE BUsINks S

CD1OOO partner wanted in large. downtown,
Wholesale manufacturing business occupying entire
l-2-stOry brick and basement. employing 20 TO so
hands, manufacturing and handling staple goods
for wholesale trade; in great demand and in gem
eral use everywhere: has all the latest modern i'm
proved machinery, Steam power. etc, with regular
trade clearing $500 per MONTH with favorable pros
meet for rapid increase is OF the most success
fu solid and highly profitable business houses in
the State, and refers To All leading whole
as proof as same GEO. STEWART. 13h kearny AZ l
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H. UMBsEN q CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS.
Members OF S. +. Real Estate Exchange,
IA Montgomery st.
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A SSESSMENT NOTICE-THE SAVAGE MINING
n Company; location OF principal place of busi-
ness San francisco. California; location of works
Virginia Mining District Storey County state OF
Nevada. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Board of Trustees. held on the 18TH day Of
July, 1891 an assessment no. 76) of so cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock the cor
poration, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary Office OF the com
pany, Room 4, Nevada Block No 309 Montgomery
ST., san Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day of August, 1891, will
De delinquent, and advertised for sale public
auction; and unless payment made before, will
be sold on Monday, the 7th day of September
1881, 70 pay the delinquent assessment together
win cost OF advertising and expenses of sale.
B. HOLMES
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u,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid OIL the fifteenth (l5thl day OF August
1881. VIII be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on FRIDAY, the fourth atm day of
September. 1891. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising aud expenses OF
sale. By order OF The Board of Directnrs
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GET ONE OF OUR CoLoREp MAPS. =
jyl9 SuTuTh
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE - NO
- tlce Is hereby given that the cc-rartnerShip
heretofore. and down to the date hereof, existing
between the undersigned in the business OF carry
ing on and conducting the junk business In the
CITY and County of San Francisco, State OF Cali
forha. has been this day dissolved by mutual CON
sent MR. GEORGE POOLE retres from said
business and MIR. CHARLES WALTON will con-
time the same and exclusively collect all out
standing accounts and pay all labIlitie- San Fran
cisco, June %, 1891. GEORGE w. POOLE
te23 st Tu CHAS WALTON
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GEORGE p. PARKER, Secretary.
California St. San Francisco, California iy2 4

NoTICE OF ASSESSMENT CIVIL CODE OF
~ Galiiornial-Buion Mining Company; location
fornia; location OF works Storey County. New
ada, Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
The Board OF Directors. held on the 9th daY Of
July 1891. an assessment (No. S6) OF so cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold cola 10 the Secretary, at the office Of the
pany, Room 20, No. 33l Pine St, San Francisco.
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid OF the goth day of August, 1891 viii be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before, will be
sold on Tuesday, the Sth day of September, 1891,
10 pay the delinquent assessment together with
the costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
y u
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CkDl FAhTN ER WANTED IN MERCAN-
NOOO. tile and manufacturing business; fine
store Marhet ST.; doing splendid business; en-
ploys to 10 hands; has large contracts and orders
on hSnd ior two months ahead; clears $500 per
month Will De doubled inside one year; wants good
man TO work instore and assist IN general bus ness;
VIII ma plenty to do. knowledge neces-
saryi TINS is business worth looking into: nothing
ike It IN the city; no further capital required
GEO. STk. II
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S3750 ROADSIDE So sIrll3I; HoysE KNOWN As
% :6xl25, II necessary S0xl25 additional: this
Is positively great opportunity to fine
business, as the present owner is retiring Inn
mepseiy wealthy. Apply TO p. a. DoLAS q co.
AInr Ears
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GIQ nnO COR. O'FARRKLL AND STEINER
U tO'UCU. sts.; nice 2-story bay-window house
OF 70 oms and bath; stone walks. brick fonnda-
tl0ns, etc. lot ID :Sx5S. Il. H. UMBSEN N CO., Ii
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HOTEL BUSINESS, WITH YEARS. LEASE
IL for sale; well sell either part restaurant bar or
whole; on account sickness. Address Hotel, Box
1O2, CALL Branch Once. iy2O 3ts
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Coco LOT 6SxlO0 IN BERKELEY; GOOD
epOUO. views and sidewalks: $l2 monthly.
$350-Corner 4Ox102: S25 cash: 81 monthly.
S500-Lot 401130; sidewalked and severed.
$750-FoothI lot; 4SOx3l9.
$45O-Lot 40xl35; S25 cash: so monthly.
Send for maps. 1000 lots: i offer only what own
CHAS. A BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery. ~ TT
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sS000-25xl37 IS; Washington st, near Powell:
front and rear houses leased Tor years at s75 per
month; a 10 per cent in YeStment. -
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s5Oo-Leyel building lot, Wool ST., near Cortland
ave-; iBstalmeBts.
$3.50 each-2 lots. 25xl14 Hill ST., near Sanchez:
grand view; street work done
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K. K. GRAYSON, Secretary.
Once: Room 20, 331 Pine ST.. San Francisco,
California. iyl7 I'd
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G1O S0O BUSH, NEAR POLK; 2-SToRY
pI-.oOO. aud basement house OF rooms,
aud S-story and basement house OF IS rooms in )
hats; rents S75 lot 25S12O TO Fern ave having
2frontages. Il. II. UMBSEN " CO., IA Mont gonl-
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C11 0U0 CALIFORNIA ST., CLOSE TO
W II.OVO. Kearny; 2-story house of / rooms;
bay-windows: rents S75; lot 40:Sxl22:6. g. H.
| CMBSEN & co. "a Montgomery 81.
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Hat OF rooms for family adjoining: If purchaser so
desires, 10 pay $4,000 cash, have a thorough com
potent business man TO take the other half. For
iui particulars apply at once TO j. W. LAYMASCE
fbG Eighth ST, Oakland, Cal. iyl5 lOt
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REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS',
$50 Market st, opposite Palace Hotel;
Branch office, Seventh ave. and St, opposite Olym-
pic Club grounds
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
A SUPERSTITION VERIFIED.

Even Swine Will Not Eat Apples From
Graveyard Tree.
Middleown Transcript.
The yield from an apple tree in the st.
Georges Cemetery verifes the superstition
that all things grown in a graveyard are unfit
to eat. The fruit has graveyard taste-so
much SO that swine will not touch it.
When Benjamin Raymond, civil engineer
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, was
buried in September. 1894, one of his fellow
craftsmen stuck an apple-tree switch in the
ground alongside of the grave. 4 large and
apparently healthy tree now marks the spot,
the white fruit of which temptingly natures
in August of each year.
The yield falls to the ground, and the only
persons known to have even sparingly eaten
it are domestic cowboys" whose sense of
taste is not as acutely developed as that of
the average human being.
When placed on the stove-hearth to roast,
this peculiar fruit SINNERS down to oil and
emits en- odor strongly suggestive of a grave
yard.
Some time ago Mahala Dudley, colored,
who lives near by saw the fine-looking apples
on the ground and asked if she could give
some of them to her hogs. William H. Ros-
sum, the cemetery keeper, told her to help
herself, and Mahaa spent an afternoon in
gathering four bushels and carrying them to
her home.
To her surprise, however, the swine not only
refused TO eat the fruit, but ran away from it..
The disappointed woman tried in vain to
make the hungry animals eat the burying
ground yield, and the next day asked the
donor If he had put spell on "them apples"
1t is believed that the roots of the tree have
become impregnated with deleterious matter,
and that to eat any quantity of the apples
would cause sickness, If not death.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
Strange circumstances Under Which
Brother Courted n Sister.

Strange circumstances Under Which q
Brother Courted Sister.
st. Louis Globe Democrat
The State prison in jackson, Mich, has Just
yielded another story which is stranger than
fiction. Within the walls has been confined
for thirty-fve years a French Canadian
named Joseph Duquette, who is now 81
years old and harmless man. About 1856
he married in distant Canadian town a
woman who had two illegitimate children--a
boy and infant girl They were very poor
and gladly gave the baby to family in very
comfortable circumstances who promised to
treat it as a daughter. Duquette brought his
wife and the boy to the Saginaw Valley, In
Michigan, and was one Of the first to arrive
in that section. He was not bad man, but
very passionate, and IL a moment of anger ne
killed his little stepson. He received lite
sentence. Soon after Mrs. DuQuette gave
birth to a boy, who to her death she left In
ignorance of his father. In spite of such un-
promising origin the boy came under helpful
influences and grew to manhood in O Cana
dian town. A talent for business and land
speculation has made him the possessor of q
small fortune. After the death of his mother
the young merchant took charge of her effects.
Some letters and papers were found in her
trunk, which gave him part Of the truth in
regard to his father. He hastily departed for
his birthplace in Michigan, and learned OF his
fathers crime, and upon visit to this city
saw that father-in a convct's cell-for the
first time. The strangest part of the story
has come out through mutual friend in De
troit. For some months Duquette, jr., has
beec visiting Toronto, Ont, regularly to pay
court to q refined and interesting widow who
is living there, surrounded by wealth and
friends. Everything seemed to favor his suit
Explanations with her relative to his father
led to the statement that he had recently
learned of a half-sister who was adopted when
baby in a certain Canadian town. ''Why I"
said the beautiful widow, 81 was adopted by
family in that town when / was baby"
The two gazed at each other in great aston
ishment Upon investigation they found
themselves to be brother and sister, and it
proved to be happy reunion. Duquette, ir. b,
has high hopes of obtaining pardon for his
father
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
USE OF VISITING CARDS.

The Little Pasteboard Can BE Made to
Express Almost ANY Sentiment.
New York Sun.
Mr.. Howells says somewhere, "Most women
can express any sentiment under heaven with
cut flowers"
And the same is true OF the visiting card
JOY or grief, congratulation or coincidence,
gratitude, regret. cordially, or even of dis
approval, and population.
To meet all these requirements OF courtesy
= very large quantity OF cards is required by
those TO whom the exercise OF social amenities
is the rule OF daily life. 1t suflces to leave
your own card for the lady upon whom you
call, If she is out or engaged, and your hus.
bands for her and for her husband, II there
are daughters in the house who are In society
leave one card Of your own and one OF your
husbands for them, collectively.
If you cannot be present at an afternoon
tea to which you are bidden send your card on
the afternoon of the at home. IL is equiVa-
lent to your presence and cancels the social
debt. OF course, If you attend, you leave
your card in the hall, or with the servant who
announces you. If the men of your family
have been invited, and cannot be present,
cannot go, he should send his card by mes
senger or post, if he has no relative to take
care of his visiting obligations.
Cards of coincidence are delicate assurances
of sympathy and a graceful attention II
possible they should be left in person, but
may be sent.
A card with congratulations" written upon
1t may be sent to the parents of newly born
infant, an engaged friend, or TO those newly
wed. If the parents only of the bride are
your friends, send your cards to them with
''best wishes" inscribed.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
Physician1 Wine.

All Physicians who have used speer's Port
Grape Wine and Claret recommend it above
all other wines for valuable medicinal prop
critics, especially for females and debiliated
persons. The Climax Brandy is also held in
high esteem. Sold by druggists.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20
Down with Melancholy.

Nothing so depresses the spirit Of lover Of
beer as a draught of an inferior article, and
for removing melancholy nothing is so effec-
tive as q drink of cool aud delicious beer made
by Anheuser- Busch of worldwide fame.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20

BY contracting with the above firm for your
pavements you will receive a rebate Of ONE
DOLLAR per yard from the District, under
our contract with the same. mr29-tf
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-07-03
NOTICE Of E.ureel.nre.

Thrritory OF New Mexico, county
Of Santa Fe, april %, 1891.
To Z. Sampson and 4. W. Click,
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned ha, expended the sum
u one hundred dollurs in labor and
Improvements on the HagetoI
mine. located IN the New Placers
mining district, santa Fe county,
New Mexico, as will appear by
certificate died In the Office Of the
Recorder Of snid county Of Santa
Fv, "a order to hold snid premises
under the provisions OF section
23z4. Revised Statutes of the Uni-
teG states, being the amount re-
utiired to hold same for tho yeal
ending December 81, 1s90--aud i
within ninety duys after this notice
by publication you fail OF refuse iC
contribute yum proportions ut Rucl
expenditure o. co-GWncrs, your ln'
ten Gets viii become the property
Of the subzcribtT, Under esidaecllOi
| gS24. i. q. WRIGHT.
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-07-03

7 ls 2Tl4 miles IRON the Ciy Of
Mexico to st. Louis. We have just
put some superb Pullman palace
slecpers Oh through line between
thosG two cities, ya. FL Paso and
Burton, winch makes the entire
distance wlthou! change.
Los Angeles to ST. Louis is 2l2l
miles. Pullman tourist slccpers
now run between those points via
Albuquerque and Burton, without
change.
The Frisco Line, il eonneCtlJr
with Santa Fo Route, is favoIit'
one to st. Louis and beyond.
G I. Nicholson, G. L. II I. A.
| A. I. y ). L. Il. r. Co, Topeka
Kansas.
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-07-03

Pursuant g. tie provisions Of 81
aot of the Zath Legislative Assem-.
hlv Il NeW Aaxloa, entitled IA
act 10 provide tor ,he incorpors
tiaa q towns and villages ~ the
Territory 81 New Mexico ard t1r
other purpose" approved febru-
arr 18th. A. j. lsgl All the re-
aulremeuls oi saia nei having been
fully complied with b. the uaior-
f ~ IF Tire qualified voters fefideHt
i Of tie territory embraced ~ the
incorporated town ct Cerrillas,
which i more particularly de-
sorbad a. iollovt, 20 vii
Being all OF Sections number
Seventeen ~, Eighteen ls1
Nineteen 40 aud Twenty t2e
Township Fourteen "a, North OF
lsaugs Eight (sJ, Last OF the Now
MoAicO Principal Meridian, IN said
county ot Santa Fe.
Tho undersigned, the Board oI
County Coinmlssioonrs ior Ssnt'
! lie County aforesaid, do hereby
cal and proclaim o. election with
. in said Town II Corullos TO b'
held on
TUESDAY, Auaua7 Is, A.D. 1901
, at The public school house IN sait
town OF Cerulloa, in the County
ana Territory Aforesaid, between
= the hours Of Eight o'clock i. d
and Six O'Clock J. u, on said day
:. And Il ia further ordered and pro
y claimed, that the officers to be vo
ted for ut said election shall bo Il
% follows. viz. 4 Town Nal
r. shal & Board OF Trustees, TO b
composed OF five mCmbers--whie
shall be known Of the Board
Town Trustees and pursuant I
Z said act, Richard Green, Charlie
10 ". Uptegrovo and Adam i. La
n deuslagcr, are horoby appointe
, iudges ol said election, and EO
ward Baker aud Harry Scranton
clerks Of said election.
of Dated at Santa Fe, n. NJ, Jur
va 18th. A. ID. 1891
+. By order of the Board of Cou
ty Commissioners OF Santa |
county.
n ]. b. MAYO, Chairman.
"a PEDRo DELdADo, Clerk aud f.
~ oilielo Clerk OF said Board.
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-07-03
Pfe-omptIon -.

Pre-emptIon d42l.
Land Oflico 1T Santa Fe, N. n.
June Sth, 1891
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention TO make
final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof viii be made
before Register and Receiv0r at
Santa Fe. b, M., on July 30, 1891,
yiz3 Luceano Chavez y Rodriguez
for tho n Z ! Sec 35 Up. ION K
III 4 lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land viz Ramos VaIenclt
Cxucito Chavez, JoBo Silvia ant
Sylvester Dayis, all Of Lamy, n. Nj
a. L. MoRmsos, Register
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-07-03

This paper d!d nOt set any $3.50
houus when Il came 10 Cerrili0s
three years ego, which sum mama
ger Tipton says the Beacon had
put up for II, but Il dldisucceed in
finding good friend in the person
OF Richard Green, to loan II money
% pay freight on material also pur.
chased on time. Notwithstanding
all this the papar has lived, and
has succeeded in building up botl
business aud reputation.
Los Cerrillos rustler., 1891-07-03
{ EtrcaA ar Nml.lre

Yuma, Ariz July 1.-The water
which begen to rise in the Salion
Salt~1uial5 Saturday afternoon,
driving oGt The lahorers, now COW
ers sn area of t5n miles square,
lhrge to eight feet deep. The lower
end ol the side track from the rail-
road 20 the sat works Is gone. The
mines are flooded. Indian We,ls,
lEty Miiya south, j. 427 feet above
Saltou and frty miles square.
The water Is from three 10 five fest
deop, being the overflow Of the
Colorado river, all that prevents
tho water from going into Salton
sink il loose bank Of sand Par
tiea IN froiu Indian Wella report
the water walled up against TIT.
uauk aud II is thought the watel
has found an underground passing,
through tho sand into the basin
ii 80 II will carry the food into 1t
~ the Colorado Tor ten miles b
dvsrapwiug is bant9, and pouring
IA immense body Of water into tb
4a.una region at Indian Wells.
ausuun, Ariz., July l.-Advice
-;g .in Yuma state the water Ia 81
{, : ,ilou desert continues TO Tist
fwo cars at Sll,un, which il lv
iuites from lne main TRACK 81 tn
Suutheru Paciiic, sre seven feet /
water A boat arrived today wit
crew who ale exploring tho lake
They say that Indian rnunsrs q
rlrelsd the hike today aud IL IL Ger
tain the lake Is led from suble
udtBu suUgcp, as no source Va
discovered. Tie artesiau wells /
The basin have ceased 10 Igw.