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The morning call., 1891-10-20
m L. ORR " CO..
i. 1l2 Montgomery st.
D MEREDITH & HENDRY,
C34 MARKET ST, OPP. THE PALACE


C.1SO AND UPWARD - LOTS SOUTH or
u LOU Golden Gate Park and near Ocean House;
MEREDITH n HENDBY.
Q.97R EACH-2 FINE LOTS N OF GOLDEN
dn, > y Gate PARK 50 monthly payments.
MEREDITH K HENDRY. ocls SuTuTh
G150O GREEN ST. Mr. FRANKLIN: LOT
n iOUO. 2sX12O; house, rooms, bath, etc;
this is a real bargain; must DO sold.
Si5OO-Langton ST, bet Bryant and Brannan;
paying big rent: houses.
S60O-LOt 5OxlO0; Academy Tract; close to Ms
sion ST.; cab le soon to be laid.
$45O-Flue lot close TO the Folsom-st. cars.
5OC-DUucan 81, close to Sauchez; S0Xll4
Sl4O1-Dougass ST, nr. 2Sth; lot 5Ox105.
Apply to DAN'L u LOUIS JONES. ll2 Montgom-
cry st. OclS 2t SuTn
G.dTEO NEAR COR VALENCIA AND 18TH
u Nv. SITS. (; a big bargain: lot 27x7O; 2StOry
b use; rooms and bath; all the latest improve
ments: rents 81 per month.
- 1901 som St, near Sth: lot 25NS5; street
cepted; nne piuce !or business.
$1,000 -Huward-st residence. 2lst; fine
house II rooms and bath; lot 30Il22 -
S40OO-NOe St. near 18th; 2-story house 9 rooms
ana bath; block from CastrO-st cable cars lot
25xl25: very cheap.
$3.50 each-LOt5 25xl25 feet; Park Lane road,
close TO Haisht st.; fine view these lots are ready
for building,
s5OOO-Business cor; Harrison and 25th sts.; lot
COX iOI feet: see This.
$550-Gift map No .: lots 25x7O feet each:
close to Missloust these the cheapest lots
there.
We have several large pieces inside; also outside
lands and lots In all the homesteads
Apply to DANIEL a LOUIS JONES. Il2 Mont
gOnery st. oclS SuTu
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GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

000nA NEW COTTAGE OFFS ROOMS, BATH,
tpZOOU. pantry, high basement, brick founda-
tion hot and cold water, all fenced large front and
back yard: only blocks from Berkeley train and
per month take Berkeley train. stopa Golden Gate
Station. Ask for o. A. RUDOLPH. oil u 20 u q 25
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
TOR BARuAINSIN REAL ESTATE CALL ON
MRS. /. II. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST., Ala
media oc2O II
U'INE HOUSE OF ROOMS; FINE LOCATION: I:
L price $500; $3.50 down, balance $40 per month;
interest per cent included In the monthly pay
ment.
Jose ave.. $500 down. $50 per month. which in
terest at 8 per cent.
Lot on Park ave. 50x157; very cheap: $1,000:
this is a snap. THOMAS ID. POOLE, 2405 Encinal
ave, in Park HOTEL Alameda oclS It
Judd, HANLEY & CO., 1851 PARK ST., WILL
y build, sell rent you any kind of q house any
where In Alameda the most reasonable
terms au26 tf
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.
- -
GOO FURNISH. COTTAGE, ROOMS, BATH.
JDOO. JUDD, HANLEY Il CO., 1881 Park st.,
Alameda, or L. II. FRANK. $50 Clay, s. +. ocIS St.
no LET-PARPLY FURNISHED HOUSE, OF
rooms and bath; choice part Of Alameda: rent
$50 per month. Inquire OF GEO ROSMARlN, En-
cinal Nursery. Bay st. and Central ave-; Ala
media oc14 u
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CARPET CLEANTSG.

CTAR CARPET-BEATING AND KENOVATING
- Company: reftting ana laying: frst-class work
guaranteed at lowest prices. 1875 OFarrell. Oc2 m
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
- carpets cleaned and reaid. JONES Perfect
Carpet-cIeanlns and RenovaJing Works, % and q
ELghth 81. telenhOne 3A24. seB lv
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81 lots in the University Homestead, all level and
handsomely located; size OF lots 25xl20 teet each
corners 81 ;6Nl 90 feet; unusually low prices and
on the following very easy terms SIS cash. balance
$40 per month and interest deferred payments at
Z per cent per annum: ttle guaranteed by the
California Title and Insurance Company. Discount
fOI cash.
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( ('ARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, CSC A YARD;
y in5tallment price elsewhere 81 yd. NJ. FRIED
MAN i CO., z2s-23O stockton, and 237 Post 1t u
RRUSsELs CARPETS. soc. LAID: WINDOW
u clOtHs 25c. :. w, SHREK. 1884 Stockton. m2tf
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LORIN REAL ESTATE

S-ROoM COTTAGE; 2 BLOCKS FROM DEPO + !,
u lot 75Xl20; chicken-house and barn; S2l00;
500 down and $50 per month.
GREAT BARGAIN IN A FINE RANCH. Lots
25xl35. $500; lots 40xl32:6 $3.50. $500, 1928.
500. 1878, s4o0; lots 50xlS5; $500: lots 45xlSo,
$500 each. S25 down. SIS and $40 month.
BEAU fIFUL LOTS IN THE HARMON TRACT;
$500; $50 down; balance on the installment plan.
Houses built to order the installment plan:
$50 or 300 down: balance easy monthly payments.
Cottage for sale the nstaIlment plan to
rent furnished unfurnished. Inquire OF
NURTS d. MORAN Lorin, or 467 Ninth ST., Oak
land. lake terkeley tram electrician, which
passes door sunday engagementsoI7 Is 20 q % St
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II You desire I will build you house on your
own plan on n lot OF your selection the
as u
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND RIAL ESTATE,

= !
DEFLECT BEFORE YOU BUYl
IL Fitchburg is near Fruitvale and Merose.
FitchLurg Will be the terminus of all local ferry
trains.
Fitchburg is sure to be a business and manufac-
turing center.
Fitchburg fronts electric and Southern Pacific
railroads to HaywardS.
Fitchburg has improved streets and avenue trees.
$3.50
Fitch5urg terms are the easlest-only So month
1itehburg trains leave San Francisco Saturday
and Sunday at IL noon.
Fttchburg maps given away by
MCCLURE, FITCH CO., Bay Station. Ala
media ocIT ct
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CHEAP

s275O-25xllO; on washiagton ave, S. OF Precita
place; good improvements; $500 cash, balance on
mortgage.
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TWO CHILDREN ATTENDING SCHOOL CAN
be accommodated with board. 1907 Fillmore 2t
I ADY WISHES TO TAKE YOUNG BABE TO
IL board; from birth to weeks old: from 500 to
s25 per month; perfect mothers care. Address
Mother, Box ia, CALL Branch once. oclS Ste
IL ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE LADY, OR 2
W children or baby to raise; mothers care given
Apply 503la Natoma st. oclS Ste
NID0w WITH PLEASANT HOME: WOULD
w board l OF children. 1905 Market ST. se20 II
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
~ II. UMBSEN Il CO,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IA Montgomery street. Market.
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C.-IO SALOON; GOOD LOCATION: ALSO
- w. grocery and bar: $500 Apply J. O'CON-
) or tm- EATtarv 2 70 L ncl5 IL
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We have also long list OF improved ana unin-
proved property books in all parts of the
city and al all prices for specializing and Invest
ment. For fun particulars inquire at orice of
5. =. MIDDLETON CO., Real Estate Agents. 20
Montgomery St oclS 3tSuEuTh
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G1SO TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITVALE
ID 1OO oakland $40 10 S25 cash and IS per
month; beautiful lots. adjoining the dOuble-decx
car line OF Sessions new electric road; will give
free pass for years TO any who will build
Apply at once, e. W. WOODWARD Il CO., 9O1
Broadway, Oakland ocl4 It
The morning call., 1891-10-20

New cottages OF 5 and 6 rooms. and elegant .
story houses of 8 and 10 rooms. In Mission and
Western Addition. and near Golden Gate Park; all
OH principal cables
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T LANDLER. BUILDER AND OWNER, ls
Il. Montgomery ST.
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Call or send for our printed list of property for
sale in all parts of the city.
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STORES TO LET.

ZINE STORE WITH LIVING ROOMS AT
tached, to rent for sacrifice good place for bar
Der. Corner OF Pierce and o'Farre oc1S cod st
s)O7 POLK ST.-vERY HANDSOME STORE; 4
LOt rooms in rear. for kind of business. 1S St
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COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECOND-HAN
y urulture or carpets at reduced Trices: satisfac
ton or money refunded shipped free 10 Fourth.
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Rents Collected aud Houses Rented.
% Mnrtunlnary street
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CoFt EE-SALOoN. WITH RESTAURANT. D0-
y ing business of $50 daily; clearing $500 month
sure; family difculty. Pacific Ex.. % Kearny. It.
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FOR SALE IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS EQUAL
TO RENT.
The morning call., 1891-10-20

u --O, Positively at one-haf the selling price;
5Oxl2O; L. side 46th ave, facing the great high
way; do not he persuaded to pay double the price
TO inscriptions owners or agents for property that
You can buy from u.s. as we only sell for those who
are satisfied with reasonable profit; show
that lots adjoining these not as well located. have
been sold for 500 each; tite absolutely perfect:
insured By the California titie Insurance Company;
do not be foolish and buy before examining list
7. A. DOLAN & co. $50 Market 81. oclS SuruIh
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-. -
SOU 0 cesisr Homesoad, three biocas s. from ON,
county road; onehalf cash, balance $40 per month.
W. H. GRIM CO.. llS MOntIomery.6 SurufhSau
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GC-0 COFFEE-SALOON AND RESTAURANT
- ~. the best bargain In this city; rent only
SIS. MORGAN. 23s KearBy ST. lts
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We have many cheap lots in Richmond, Call and
The morning call., 1891-10-20

NICAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND. REAL ES-
Ni tate Agents and Auctioneers, members OF the
San Francisco Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgom-
cry ST.
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FTENITERE FoR SIZE.

A WEEKS NEwS FOR CENTs-THE WEsKLl
= lALL. 10 Mragper. ready for maIILng
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YOU CAN HAVE THIS oN YOUR OWN TERMS.
ONLY ONE LEFT OUT OF EIGHT.
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GSO60 1s CASH UF TAKEN IMMEDI-
,DO-OO. ately) VIII buy ine house of IL
rooms and beautiful corner lot. 75xl75. with
street work done; good neghborhoOd and conven-
lent to local HUGH VI CAMERON, 479 Ninth ST..
Oakland. ocl4 IT
n Ew COTTAGES! NEW COTTAGES! WE
~ can suit you in size and price; easy terms:
monthly payments. RUSSELL x PROSSER,
TNa1 Inr.. L.ns D
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-29

Y1NNourHpoRT Ar suNr sE.


YARM0UTHp0RT AT STUNT Sc
it h Il be ont on The marsh At morn
Wheit the wind IL blowing free
JaN alllf the golden day a born
AAA ne sunlight gllds the eea
fAs l|fhthouao closes ita eye Of lire
And the dnystar fades nom sight.
Am tbe sun rays crceps down the tall
rhnrch splsc
aa We crestof The nelghhoring height
fae aaFsh quail pipes ia plaintive note
Apfi from the feathered lhrong,
NhW malin melodies nhywafd ioat
Ntse Is thrilled with aoug
aafu eell and lewelea arc leaf and spray,
lhe tears Aurora wcepa,
aM aV Tree Greek to the sunlight bay
w VERY serpent aFeeps
....l. nvet a Sandy Neek
flfg nes.s,oi tac oeaan shlm,
Anfa white sa slcama uAt a silver speck
On the far horlzsus rim,
10 the south are hossAmng orchards white,
Grecn slopes aud winding lanes,
Aud the cottage homes where the sun rays
bright
ulld the eastern window pane'
And the smoke wreaths curl TO tha azure
skies
From chimney here and there,
Where silent the smling village lica
Ia the heart offs landscape fair
lta Oh, To BE- out on the marsh at morn
Where the wind "a blowing 9cc-
just aner the golden day Is born
And The sunligh, gllds the sea
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-29
LIVRRY STABLE
NtUlhV4LlE Mtl.,

NUChvfLLE. Md..
JACOB poSS Proprietor,
uANlN0 greatly eNlApgea @v stable Aaa
Ill eatvlaee AopAftNieNt / Am prepared Ia
MrNlSA NasafRassta Recommendations Ia Nay
NBe A8 tNe ANssNpss, lioyaeA AA0 All klaaa az
VehletVa, elAe oApfiag,s MeNtsAed tNe wed,
A,Nea aaA aasyNla, With eAlelNl aetNeta, aAa
All other AtpiAN Al leeas DAweg tAAA eAN lAwA
ESQ 4 psts bl 0e tAkeN ,e eNAeA a, esasAA,
Able rates,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-29
THOS. ID. SINGLETON,
411 seventh street. NJ. W..
WASHINGTON, ID. q,

Has Just received elegant line Of PLAIN aud FANCY
MATING of this seasons Importation old Meings
carried from last year but fresh goods OF the latest
styles-prices from rs so ceuts NV stock Of FtiRNl
TURE hr PARL0R, nlNtNG.ROoM, LIBRARY. omee
and CHAMBER complete, and all that We
ask inspection OF stock and prices convince you
We are offering SpRCGAL Low PRICES on FINE
Leather Covered Furniture ar niaiag oom and Library,
In oae UPHOLSTERY aud nRApGRN Department we are
oaertag NeECftk RtRGtSNN. ia fact al Lace, silk aud
other Curtain aud portegS NEr COST Shades made
orer az lowest prces hOoSE OONEltS op Paror Furat
cure mase 10 erder " Plain Raacy Linens nmtys
pamasks. az lowest pseeS, An OAReErS aud RUGS IN
stock viii DO sold "A tEFtth G0SE When We have 10
order 10 make 0e quantities needed small advance will be
charged Az tae Roes 0Nepag stock cannot
aHor 10 give C&EAfE unless NpeN satisfactory endorsed
paper chat ia Raak Re,anAelseegag doae ia the
OeSt manner. pre@p,N aaa Ny Sslea Woekmep,
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

II orc should set out to hunt for the
original and conceiving source Of
many OF our statues he would find
himself when he reached it in the midst
OF very dubious motives, from which
the impulse to render honor to de-
serving memory or to increase the ar
tistic adornment OF streets and places
was very far removed. II an obscure
sculptor, with only the ambition to get
his name before the public, has a
friend who can push his model OF some
more or less noticeable man, on tho
understanding that the artist furnishes
his great and talented services for
nothing, the chances are high OF such
a disinterested project Undertaking.
finally in some public place rs the i'm
age Of citizen COMMUNICATED in
bronze under an ostensibly grateful
uprising OF his former associates.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
THE BUDDHIST SATAN.
A Terrible Being Having Three Red and
white Eyes and Like Attributes.

A Terrible being Having Three Red and
white Eyes and Like Attributes.
Most Buddhistic temples in Corea
China and japan are filed up with
representation OF hell according TO
Oriental ideas; especially is this true
OF the temples ana pagodas known as
the abode OF the Five Hundred Gods"
To make this hellish idea more real 1t
is always placed at the end of long.
dark hall. dimly lighted. the uncertain
flicker OF the lamps giving Yema, the
god of hell whose black image towers
above the supposed horrors in the at
titude OF one whose sway Is absolute,
the most horrid aspect imaginable.
Yema sits upon massive throne. with
his pencil in hand ready to write out
grim visage is OF the sablest OF sable
hues; his eyes are as large as saucers
their color being mainly red and white.
their hideous. stony stare not detract-
ing in the least from the dreadful
picture, even though you struggle
to convince yourself that the whole
scene Is fanciful and ideal. But
as If general dreariness OF surround
ings were not enough to cause
the Buddhistic devotee to realize
the terrors OF this ideal hell, Yema's
features are horribly distorted and
malformed. His monster eyes OF red
and white are three in number. his
nails are long and fiend-like he has
hoofs, horns and hair. and is in many
other particulars like the Christian
devil. with the exception OF spiked
tail. On either side or this god OF
hell sit two figures supposed
to keep records of the misdeeds
OF men. and in front says the
st. Louis Republic, sits tie execution
err, ready to cast the condemned into
perdition. He'll itself. according to
the Buddists, is even more terrible
than Christian nations suppose it to
be. First tie wicked are beaten into
jelly; secondly, they are dragged
limb from limb. chopped to pieces.
pounded in a mortar; nails, tongue
and eyes are gouged out and the body
sawn or planned into various shapes.
In the third stage they are supposed
to be beaten like animals in pen; the
fourth is the stage OF great weeping,
and the fifth that of sorrowful lamen-
tation." In the sixth stage the body
is partly roasted. In the seventh the
unfortunate victim OF Yema is forced
to walk for ages over hills covered
with long needles. At the end of the
long and painful march the candidate
for hell is thrown into the bottomless
pit of perdition.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07

AS A rule, students in the academical
department OF American institu tions
are considerably younger than those in
the professional schools, and there is
II theory that they cannot safely be
exposed to the temptations of large
city. The theory is not borne out by
the experience OF Edinburgh and Glas-
gov. Nor do we ourselves consider a
young man much more ironclad against
such dangers ut the age OF % than at
the age Of lS. But 1t may be that y
small town Is more likely to generate
an academical atmosphere, to invite
to studious musing. and to evolve the
still air Of delightful studies OF which
the poets sing. Nor are we disposed
to deny that the study OF divinity, as
we'll as OF the liter9 humaniores and
the higher mathematics. may be car
ried on more alphabetically and eff
fectively in country or suburban
town than amid the distractions and
tumult Of great capital.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
FAMOUS BEAUTIES.
WOMEN NOTED FOR LovELi.
NESS IN FACE AND FORM.
Violet snpwith, who r. Soon 90 De-
come = Eride--salss ssuars Mosby Of
Wellington hs Rslgainx Bslle
I'm Balumorc Society.

Miss Violet Sopwith, who Is soon to
wed Gen. Il. Burd Grubb Of New Jer-
sey, United States minister to Spain, Is
daughter of Hon. Thomas Sopwith
of Lismore Island, six miles off the
coast of Scotland, west of Oban. Miss
Sopwith and Gen. Grub first met In
Madrid at a''tea" given In the young
lady's honor by the ambassadors, and
the generals daughter, Miss Efiie
Grub, was instrumental In bringing
the engagement about. Miss Sopwith
Is beautiful young woman of less
than thirty, whom the residents of the
island where her family live delight in
calling 1.-THE Rose of Lismore."
She is q woman Of remarkable
beauty and is tall and of fine presence.
She has light brown hair, and her eyes
are of u very dark shade of blue. She
is well educated, of pleasing manner
and kindness of heart. An article in
the Oban Times concerning Miss Sop
with was written few days after
Gen. Grub had left for home, and
1t described the annual fcte given
by the Sopwiths at Kilchoran to
the Sunday school children of
the island, numbering some two
hundred. IL was at the fete that
ment was made by the Presbyterian
clergyman, Rev. Mr.. Torrie. The
wedding day has not been set, but it
will be shortly after the generals ar
rival in England, and after n short
tour they will go to Madrid, where
they will remain until next spring,
when the general will resign and re-
turn to his ancestral home at Edge
water Park, on the Delaware.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
THE VAssAR HAmMaR.
Women May Use It on tLsasos Worth
Exam alton.


Examination.
One OF the most famous mineralogi-
cal cabinets In the country is that OF
Mrs. Erminie Smith. OF Jersey CITY.
and there is the collection in Brooklyn
that Miss Anna Meeker has made for
herself and by herself. to show what
women can do in that direction The
excursions of the New York Mineral
ogical Club and the neurological de-
partment OF the Brooklyn institute to
localities OF interest in the neighbor-
hood of the metropolis are always ac-
companied by wives, sisters daugh-
tiers. cousins and aunts OF the MEM
bers who not unfrequently form ma
jority of the party; and they climb tho
lodges as quickly and 60 at them with
hammers as vigorously as the men,
The pursuit OF minerals. II IT is fair
to talk of pursuing things that have
not the remotest notion of running
away has every bit the fascination OF
botanical research. and the surprises
are even livelier. 1t Is. of course. de-
lightful to run to earth and then to
pull out OF 1t the flower or weed OF fern
that you have been wanting Tor the
last month to get hold off; but think
OF the pleasure there is in tapping n
surface OF dirty rock, or seeing 1t
crack and splinter-there is a dusty
fall. a hasty gathering upof skirts and
a stepping aside to avoid the descend
ing mass. and there in the newly ex-
posed face OF stone. is q pocket Of
glittering crystals. shining In the sun
like diamonds or stained by metallic
oxides with beautiful reds, browns and
yellows. Next to finding money or
continents there is no pleasure Of dis
covery that is keener.
The common objection raised by
most of those who would like to en-
gage in this employment is that they
know nothing about minerals" But
that is the way to learn-to take a
basket and hammer and break miner
ais and look at them. An hMr of
that practice is better than a week
with teAt books. The outfit is slight
enough-a basket or satchel, several
squares OF paper or small grocery bags
for wrapping the specimens, note
book and a pencil for jotting down
names and localities and a small ham
mer. A.E
There is hammer commonly known
as the Vassar, because it is alleged
that it was designed for use by the
students of Vassar college, that is just
the thing. 1t is light but strong with
a breaking surface at one end and
chipping edge at the other. The
whole equipment need not weigh over
two or three pounds. and il q party is
organized it can be less for each mem
Der, as one may carry heavy ham
mer. a second a light one athird
chisel, 7 fourth wrapping paper.
fifth acids for testing, and so on, while
the inevitable photographer IL he or
she chooses to go along, will find new
poses and subjects plenty.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-11-07
A MINE OF HONEY.
blasting with Giant Powder ant secur-
Ing Several Hundred Pounds.

blasting with Giant Powder an secur-
Ing Several Hundred Pounds.
Down at Temescal, San Bernardino
county, Cal, near the famous. San
Jacinto tin mine. there is veritable
mine of honey. There is large force
of men employed at the tin mine and
they put in their idle time in prospect
ing in the hills in the vicinity. One
Sunday half dozen Of the miners APP
piled to Col. Robinson, the superinten-
dent for the privilege OF using some
giant powder and few tools. He
asked what they wanted to do and
they replied that they had found a
honey mine and proposed to tap it.
Laughing, he gave his consent and an
order on the storekeeper for the de-
pals and tubs the men set out on their
expedition. raf
They were gone all day and along
toward shutdown sorry-looking pro-
cession came over the hill and made
its way to the employees headquarters.
They had tapped the mine, there could
be no question about that Their clothes
were literally plastered with a mixture
Of honey and mud; there was honey
everywhere. But the tubs and buck
cts were full of honey as well, for Il
rich lead had indeed been struck.
The men. it appeared, had found q
crevice in the rocks whence issued
constant stream Of bees and from this
they judged that there must be large
quantity OF honey in the recesses of
the cliff The opening used by the
bees was too small TO admit OF the
passage Of human being. and after
carefully examining the place tun-
mel was commenced a little way from
the entrance. and after this had been
run the right distance an upraise was
put in. which by good luck struck the
ledge of honey In its center. After o.
not contest with the bees several hun
dred pounds of comb honey were TAX
en- out and the tunnel was then closed
up. Several times since additional
supplies of the sweet material have
been taken from the cave. Chicago
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