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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03

IfE SCLfdUR SPRING.
besides a growth Of chaparraI and 9th
er brush that grows SO thicllv as to
be well nigh impenetrable.
Sulphur springs come out of the
mountain sides at one or two points,
and mountain streams and springs are
there in abundance. Where the road
does not lead UP above and overlook
ing all the beautiful scenery, it runs
through delightful dells and cool for
ests, where the ferns and weeping
willows hide the crystal streams from
the casual observer. Yet the music of
their ripping is ever heard, and the
doves and the quail hover about than
You pass many campers on the way.
always.
There is Camp Happy, Camp Janis.
Camp Lucky, and not a few others.
After you pass Camp Lucky you go Off
into little road that leads into a
deep canyon.
A mile and half up this canyon you
strike a place that is totally unknown
to the outside world. Few of the resi-
dents of the valley know Of it's exist
ence. 1t is the long sought for dove
ranch.
A more picturesque spot could not
be found in this most picturesque val
ley The dove ranch lies on me side
of a very high hill, and above this hill
tower the mountains It's location is
in the most out of the way place i'm
aginable, yet close to civilization and
easy Of access.
The proprietor is a middle-aged Ger
man, whose Inequalities were contin-
gent upon our promises not to, reveal
his location too accurately. nor his
name at all.
Il would be besieged by every holt
day hunter in the surrounding three
countless" he declared. were it to be-
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03

way there" was the parting direction
Of Hiram Morrill,, as he patted Mug
gins affectionately and babe the search
ers Godspeed.
After passing the forks you turn into
a road that, if followed long enough,
will lead you to the summit of Mount
Diablo. It is a narrow road and runs
down and down into deep gullies, and
then up and up until you have crossed
the very crest of the mountains and
these are real mountains Of the Coast
range.
And as you ascend the road is in
closed only on one side. On that side
the green hills rise almose perpendicu-
larry for many hundreds Of feet above;
on the other, the gullies yawn only a
foot from the outside wheel. Those
gullieS are deep. M
On the road we were cheered by the
information that up thar on the crest
Is Whar that young fellOw fell off
and was killed last week; you want
to be keerful when you reach that
pint
But though the roads were slippery
and heavy from the last rains, N1uggins
made the ascent and descent admira-
bly,, and finally Moraga valley was
reached. There is no more charming
bit of scenery anywhere than that en-
countered on the road to Mount Diablo
where it runs through Moraga valley.
The hills and mountains are covered
with live oak, cedar and redwood trees,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
Wonderful Pencil.

The world is full Of wonders for
those who are Supplemented enough
to see them. Harper's Young People
reports an excellent example.
Polly was drawing pictures GA the
slate for three-y ear-old Ralph.
Look at this dog, Ralph" she said.
isn't it nice? I drew it out of my
own head
"Oh, no." answered Ralph, solemnly;
''it came right out Of the lead pencil.
I saw it come"
Then he added, with an air of deep
thoughtfulness, There's lots OF dogs
in the pencil, but I don't know how
they got therer'
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03

THE ROAD ALONG THE CLIFF.
come generally known that there is
a place in this valley where wild doves
are really plentiful.
ssYOu see the doves. except those on
my ranch, have about been driven out
0f the valley or killed off by the ever
lasting pop, pop, pop. of the amateur
hunters.
when first came up here doves
were very plentiful all through the val
ley, but now they are getting very
scarce. Oily few years have been
raising them and very much doubt Of
my being Able to keep UP the business
in these parts. A good portion of the
birds raise fy on through the valley
and become prey for the hunters
Perhaps ten acres of the dove ranch
have been cleared. To the left Of a
dilapidafed looking house, that is only
kept in an upright position by the aid
of two eucalyptus saplings, there is a
big field where the doves are fed. AL
most Id the CENTER stand three big mir
rols
Now the uninitiated wonder what on
earth thesse big hooking glasses can pos
gibly be doing out in the open field
where dotes are fed.
DuL 6teGf Liz 0OvCS LII l1oAN VI Cuclu.
See them hop about and fly up to tbs
mirrors You know how the girls fix
themselves their hats, their hair, their
dresses I'LL front Of the mirrors at
home; how they crane their white
neckS around to see how the basque
tits behinA and whether the skirt hangs
tight. Ydh must have seen them walk
ing ID a1d down III front Of the glass
adiniri1agf' their own trim figures and
c0mely Noes.
WeA low, watch these doves Are
not tha antilles they are cutting up
muoh 0f the same kind? Some Of them
hop up To the glass and pick at it: 9th
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
THE DOVE RANCHER's HOUSE.

Ai1II 1--WE hAI>CI1ILIt dOCSE.
est epicures-are raised, fattened,
killed, and furnished to the market.
Such industries there are in this glor-
lous climate and on those green hills
east of Carbohydrates where wild
doves and pigeons are as plentiful as
mosquitoes in New Jersey, though the
former are of more modest and re-
firing disposition than the latter. You
must search for the wild dove. The
Jersey mosquito will search for you.
II 1t. were way out on the desert Or
in the heart of Death valley every
body would probably know all about
it. The remnants of one of them being
Ill Alameda county, only a stones
throw (this is figurative, unless you can
throw stone half miIe) from Blair's
Park, of course no one knows any
thing about it, and the Inter Ocean
correspondent and artist who sought
it out one day last week were unaid-
ed in their search by and information
that could possibly be obtained from
the natives.
None of the men at Blair'S Park
could tell us what road to take to the
dove ranch. They had never heard of
such a place. One man who had lived
in the neighborhood for twenty three
years knew nothing of its whereabouts.
and a native son denied it's existence.
Being uncertain as to the right road
to pursue, we took no road at ALL but
just broke away over the hills.
When the Alpine heights of Point In
SEPARATION had been reached and the two
dove ranch hunters stood alone in the
awful wilderness Of that dizzy eleva-
ton, fully POO feet above the xIedniont
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
No Doubt Oft.

If you have a philosophical question
to ask, go to philosopher, not to a
cynic.
'sDo you believe in the transmigra-
ton OF souls?" said man to his
friend.
ssWnat is that?"
"Why. for instance. that this COW
has had g. prior existence in another
form perhaps been being like my
self"
ooh, no doubt the COW has been q
calf. Judy.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-03
WILD DOVE RANCH.
HIDDEN AWAY INTHE FASTNESS
OF MORAGA VALLEY.
Unknown to the Hunter--They
Build Their Nests Near the Mir
rors and Spend Their Time
Admitting Them
selves.

A dove understanding new under
the sun to most people--was the OBJ
ject of our search in the wild and wool
" hills back Of Oakland, Cal, says a
writer in the Chicago Inter Ocean.
That means place Were wild
doyes--h ose succulent and tasty NOR
sells thai, when properly broild and
Dreaded, tickles the palate Of the veri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
rHr RrrrRIxn rrNrsrnr-

The life Of the cabinet has been very short
NJ. Hbo' succeeded in the attempt after Bris-
son, Perier and Bourgeoi. had tired and given
mp the task. II Was formed ON December 5
last.
The retiring ministry j. n follows. VI. Ribot.
premier and minister for foreign aAairs. NJ
Loabet, minister OF tho interior: NJ Bourgeois,
minister OF justice and public worsh,p: ".
flrard. minister of finance; NJ. To frescln.t
minister FOR war; VI. Burdssu. miuist-r
OF marine and minister for the coluuie-g
NJ. pupuy. minister OF puddle instruction. ".
Devele. minister Of agriculture. VI. Ssrri.n.
minister Of commerce. VI. Niette. minister q
public works The ministry winch hss re- rnci
was the same the ola ministry 81 NJ I."het.
With the relative sltusuous 81 its members
changed and without VI. RIcard and VI. Roche.
They were recently described ~ follows:
NJ. Bourgeois Is a man ~ hrm character ana.
being Partisan. his head j. not easily turned
by the dissipations Of Paris. l. the case with
the provincial deputies when thev sucoeed IN
climbing TO high positions. lie belongs 10 au
intelligent old-.a-hioned family aud j. an active
man. Energy IN him i somehow Rlwavs tctn-
pered with discretion. There can be no doubt
about the sincerity and al dsanced quality q h,s
republicanism. A. N. Loubet stays whore he
was as minister Of the interior. the provinces
will know that his speech. which posted =
few weeks ago on the door of every mayorAlty.
Is still the rule by which the prefecturisl Ad-
ministration IL TO guide its conduct
VI. Dnpuy. the minister OF pubhc instruc-
ton. is of the town Of fuy. in AuVerne. lie
spent many years ns lyceum professor In pro-
vincial towns and was for some time sub
rector at high school at Ilsccio. ". Boar-
geois thought him the beet person Cor the de-
partment which be now heads. His report On
the budget OF secondary education last session
was able one like most university pro-
fessors he is free from the. canssr of love of
luxury and Ru,isement which rusws here in %
men Of all colors aud shades of politics NJ.
Dupuy graduated at the Ecole Normale dee
Hautes Etudes.
VI. Tirard. minister OF finance. ~ho has held
TINT place since the resignation of ". RonSi.r
is well known. having held that o:fcs a- VII
as the Office Of minister of agriculture and com
merce. in previous cabinets.
Taken whole the ministry l. highly
respectable one. with a man of great personal
distinction at its head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

SHORT LIVED CABINET
Premier Ribot's Associates in the
Council Resign.
ALL PARIS AGIlArED BY TIE NEWS
The Eight Condemned Murdereu
at Chestertown, Nd.
TRYING To BEAT MIR. MILLS.
TRYING To BEAT MIR. MILLS.
RIBor's ASSOCIATES RESIGN.
Circumstances comr~i the R~ergsnis.stes
Of the Irrnrh lahInct.

nj the rr-nch tabIn-t-
PARIS, Jan. TO- Tho French ministry h.s
Just resigned, owing 10 differences m the cab
met on the arrest ~ ex-Minister 90 Public
Works Baihant and other matters Tho great
est excitement prevails and people throue the
streets. The police are ont IN force and ai--
persing crowds.
Pre- ident Carnoi has lust charged V Rihos
with the duty Of r-coustructiug the ministry
II Il openly charged that tho president aud VI.
kbot are not N earnest in the lauafna prts,-
cu;!ons and that thcv have no intention q
bringing the bribe takers O. trial and that tie
pro ecutIon of he e-seps Fnntane. Cotta and
Eifel will be nothing more than farce
Ii Is also charged thai snbrts are beiug made
10 postpone the exposure II certain guilty
parties nniil the law Of prescription wili have
taken effect.
1t was al a cabinet council held in the Tl,s~e
today that Premier Rbot announced O. al,
president that be and his colleagues rccoguired
that u was necessary 10 reform tho cabinet
The ministers thereupon collectively presented
their designations 80 President Carnui and 10
charged NJ. Rbot. as already stated. with the
duty Of reconstructing the ministry
Ii is understood that VI. Libot vii retain the
Office Of premier. but will exchange the MIN
istry OF foreign affairs for the ministry of the
interior. IL Is also reported that NJ Ionhet
minister OF the interior. and NJ De Frevcine,,
minister OF war. will probably not be found "a
the reconstructed cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
-sKYLARKING" o> ruE GAILows.
Dr. HiIi's Murder-r- Appear Not to rs~.Iise
Their Este.

CHEsrERTowN. MD., Jan. l0-The fsct that
the eight negro prisoners sentenced to die neat
Friday are being allowed the privileges Of the
Jail yard. where they play -ee-sss games the
gallows timber and Otherwise enjoy themselves.
has caused a sensation.
The criminals have been sadly neglected b.
their spiritual advisers. 30 the jan aiiclsl-
charge. One of the reverend doctors. b. "N-
planning his neglect said that the trifing man
ner of the prisoners had discouraged ans at
tempt toward religious teacbIus-. The men
read their Bibles daily, but understand no part
Of il.
Qnite n number of the best citizens of the
county in order that they NAV escape the hsr-
rowing excite emcnt incident to the uuprrce-
dentsd execution Of eight persons AZ time A-s
leaving town. The prisoners are apparouuy
happy, sleep ten or twelve hpnr- daily, cal
heartily and perfectly well IA body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
"ANyTHr>G To Hr,r MiIIs.-
The Lines of the Fight for tn. Tera. sens
tor-hip.

AUSTIN, Tx. Jan. III is rumorei that in
event of a hitch in baloting on United Ststes
Senator the Hogg men and populi.ts wlIl unite
and elect Hogg. A hitch is what the Hogg men
want. and for that reason ireland. Terrell aud
Chiffon will all run so as 20 divide the vote and
cause a settlement on dark horse, which sill
be Hogg.
Their whole aim is 90 defeat Mills and they
will hold the strongest man 10 the last. letting
the others do the skirmishing.
The Hogg men Claim that Mills defeat is GER
tain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

A FEMALE PHYSICIAN WANrEp.-The civil
service commission has a requisition for a
female physician for the Indian service, for
which there are no eligibles. The salary Of the
position is 8 1000 per aplrum. date for the
examination will be fixed'as soon as applications
have been filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

STAMPS HANDLED.-The report of the treas
ury committee appointed to count the internal
revenue stamps on hand in the internal revenue
bureau shows that there were handled during
the year more than one billion stamps, and not
one stamp was misaid or lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

DISTRICT PArENTs.-Patentsh have been issued
to citizens Of the District as follows: James E.
Atkinson, portable spraver; William E. Dyre
asslgnor of one-haK interest by E. s. York
temporary binder; Clarence Z. King, saw gauge
Edward L.Wilson, sound-recording instrument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

GEN. RosEcRASs IMPRovISo.-A letter was
received this morning from Gen. Rosecrans by
Acting Register Smith. dated Rodondo Beach,
January 8. conveying the gratifying informa.
tion that the generals health was steadily i,.,-
proving, and that after enjoying salt air and the
grand view Of the Pacific for a short time he
would 60 to his ranch near Los Angeles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

The CABINET MEETING ToDAr-There Was a
full attendance Of members at today's cabinet
meeting and several questions of Importance
were considered, including the proposed immi-
grafton circular and the proposed message to
Congress in regard to our commercial relations
with Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

THE FIRST CONSCIENCE CoSrRIBUTIoS.-The
first conscience contribution Of the year was
received by the United States treasurer yester-
day. 1t came from Kansas City, No., and
amounted to 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

To LEAVE THE NAvY.-Chief Engineer Nathan
P. Town has been detached from duty in the
bureau Of steam engineering, Navy Department,
and has been granted leave OF absence for two
years. 1t is understood that he is favorably
considering an offer TO accept lucrative
position with Cramp l. Sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

COMING HoME.-The training ship Monon
gahela sailed from Lisbon today for Funcha
Madeira, en- route to the West Indies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

To COMMAND THE CoRwIS.-Capt. F. NJ.
Munger has been detached from command of
the revenue steamer Galveston, at Galveston,
and ordered to take command Of the revenue
steamer Corwin, at San Francisco, for her next
cruise In Alaskan waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

THE MoNTEREY.-It is estimated at the Navy
Department that the builders of the Monterey
will receive a premium of over $50 900 for their
successful work on the engines of that vessel,
resulting in causing her to exceed her contract
requirements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

A CUSTOMS CASE CoMPRoMIsEp.-The Treas
ury Department has compromised for s25.0OO
the civil suit against s. Block & Sons of New
York, charged with undervaluation of imported
Nottingham laces. &c Criminal proceedings
against the firm are still pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

GEN. VIycESr's RETURy.-Gen. T. NJ. Vim
cent, assistant adjutaut general on the staff OF
Gen. Schofeld, has returned to Washington
from a six weeks tour of inspection of military
posts in Arizona, New Mexico and California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
BrRr.L CERTIFICATES
LEWIS @. TEwKsBURY q CO.

CoKsox X M.c,R1xrr
MEMBEKs OF The SEw YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
CsrrSsEondsn.. Of Ms-srs. Moor. Schlsy 30 Broad
E.nksrs zpf Dealers IN Government Bonds
iercsif- Trchans~. Loans
Haiiroad Stocss Bonds and all securities listed
- ~ ~ tslzvs g New York Phila1elphiA. Boston
ard hsltiulor- b-usht ant sold
specially male - Investment se~urfties District
lond. and al locAi hailrosd Gss Insurance and
fsl~pton@ ~tocs dsals IN
American Bell ~. hong sold de3i
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WAR RECORD sERIEs.-volume Of the re-
issue Of the early numbers Of the war record
series has just come from the public printer
and is now being distributed from the War
Department, UPON Lists furnished by Senators
and Representatives. large list is also accu-
mulating there through congressman for copies
OF the next edition OF the Chickamauga maps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

EXAMINATION ron PAY DIREcroR.-A naval
board has assembled at the Navy Department
for the examination Of Pay Inspector Steven
son. Paymaster Allen, Passed Assistant Pay
master Littlefeld and Assistant Paymaster
Simpson to I'LL vacancies caused by the death
of Pay Director A. J. Clark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
New cop.tIsusIon Tor vrp~ru~Ia.

New Consfhufton Tor NeDefuela.
La GvAynA. VENEZUELA, Jan. TO- President
Crespo viii set the election for the constita-
tionaI convention for March and the convention
win meet in May. He has started for Msrscsy
for vacation. Or. Peitri has been designated
10 act n president ad inssrim-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

MoxEv ApvAScEp.
MONEY ADVANCED TO MERCHANTS on high
class accounts
MONEY ADVANCED To CONTRACTORS for carry.
fngCn work
MONEY ADVANCED To KEAI. ESTATE sPECC.
LATORS on first good second
trust notes. Trust notes matur-
ing inopPortunely taken mp and
carried
Money sivsn ed for all purposes and on all Sc
suritie- listed and UNLISTED.
Special atention given % the purchase and sale OF
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
REAL ESTATE.
Al business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
W. L. LEWIS.
Banker aud Broker.
Room .. KellOEz building. 14l6 ST. NV.
sag.2w Washington. D. c.
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TIE Q. S. s. ESSEX has left Moutevideo 10,
New York.
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THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER

Frankly. this clearance sale Of
ours 10 simply turning Trouser-
ings and suitings into cash--ritA-
out pr0ft.
Take the present windowful Of
SuitiLgs, for instance. The sign
reads: These ESQ .Suitiags are
made to saeasure for
e22 so
and tailored as ~ full price Was
being obtafned.
OF course We could not afford to
skimp the making. Our high
standard Of workmanship. at and
finish must be maiafained-rs-
gardless Of the loss.
Another instance Of your oppor-
tunsty. These e7.2O Trouser-
inss.s There isn't Q hrst-class
tailor in the District who
wouldn't keep them for yssrs and
years rather than let them 70 for
less than e0or go.
Men who are the leastwiso
ecopomically inclined cannot A.
ford to skip this sale.
n Brddstyeef riif be glad 70 80 kis/ /Siead
FAIRFIELD SIMPSON. Thi.sv.
. 18TH And = sTs. NV.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal
revenue, s2s2 1850; customs, $780,
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To Subscribers.

To Subscriber.
Subscribers to THE STAR who are
served by route boys will confer .
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person,
by telephone or by mail, any negn-
gence on the part Of route boya
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- HEADQUARTERS KIT CARSON POST.
= no

E~ HEADouARTEks KIT CARSON POST.
Dsparnea, of the Potomac. G; Ar:
t5Sa bis late sissfs 80 5snasfy M Il s
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GEO. DAVIS. oh' Ad,utaht. f0'' comm h'ei Il
KSEMPIRE COUNCIL. NO. IA s, OF J.
Bro L. fi hi j. a'f
HsIl; N.vy Yard. By ord.r JAMES CAMPBELL.
R~THE NEXT MEETING FOR THE PuR-
eSss of % 05HAp.ns m ns The YSupy Mfns He
are to ts%pe 02 soN
1t Temporary Chairman.
SaAR.s 5lsy.s A.xANNYk .sTs. SIE
Day at lala ag 4 GoAhS Az nI5,ss tssia.n,
1ss5SI.fISs HfSS5E 81 A.
eecton Of officers for the ensune Year for the eIec
ton Of three trustees to for and for
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On MONDAY. JANUARY. Ia
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Day morning; rarmer in the srenin0; north~sstrLv
neous ode. sized Mil WORK % suehas
secpmnlaton Of years. which we
price Not regular stock sizes
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whatever you find take d for sr-
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FLORIDA Oranges.
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