Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-17

from the crater of Mt. Shasta. There are stones
in it from every state of the Union, and among
the curiosities from old Mexico are a rock from
the great Aztec temple, a stone from the house
of Cortez and branch from the tree under
which Cortez spent the night before he was ex-
PEELED from the city by the Aztecs. There are
pieces of all the great buildings at Washing
ton. bits from the worlds lair, chip from
Ply mouth Rock and great museum OF curios
from the old world. Rome has contributed to
this press foundation pieces Of marble from the
palaces of the Caesars and stones from the APP
plan Way. Pompeii, the buried city. has given
q block or two from one Of its poets houses
The Alhambra in Spain furnishes tile from
the doorstep of one of its most famous towers,
and the great pyramid OF Egypt has given a
stone from the queens chamber. There are
relics from everywhere, from the borders OF
Nubia to the Yukon river In Alaska, and the
whole world has. in short, paid tribute to this
Los Angeles newspaper.
CALIFORNIA; NEW SENATOR.
Los Angeles itself is one of the best towns OF
the west. 1t is growing steadily, and is now a
substantial city Of $4,000, made up for the
greatest part Of Colorado, Ohio and New
England men. 1t has eleven railroads and is
the shipping center Of the southwest. 1t now
rejoices in being the home Of CALIFORNIA; new
Senator, Mr.. White, the only Senator Califor-
mia has had for years who has not been a million
we'll to do, but not rich. He lives here in q
frame house which could be built for $4,000
and he is said to make S25. 900 year at the
law He is a man Of sterling ability, and
find that the Californians all over the state ex
pect him to create q name for himself and them
in the Senate Mrs White is q North Caro-
linian who was educated in Philadelphia. Shit
is an accomplished lady and will be great ad
dition to the senatorial circle.
MARCUS DAILY AND THE SENATE.
Speaking of the millionsires Of the west, the
majority Of them are full of common sense
They have no frills or furbelows about them
| and they are accessible to all. Marcus DAILY
whom met at Anaconda and who control
property worth from $4,000 900 to S100,
| 600. 900. lives in rooms at his own hotel which
could be better furnished tran they are 70
! $3.50, and venture his personal expenses oil
| clothes, &C., don't amount to more thai
| $1,000 wear. Still, he spends thousands upor
| thousands month on extra expenses upoi
| things which cannot possibly pay. His hotel
| for instance is one which am told loses abou
$4,000 year, and he probably gives NOR
| than twice that amount out Of his own poke
to keep his newspaper going. His town o
Anaconda Is kept up by him, and he will spen
any thing or do anything to gain an end
Shortly before the recent senatorial electio
he was suspected Of wanting to be candidate
himself. and one OF his close friends said
him: ~ believe, Mr.. DAILY. that you have &c
the senatorial bee in your hair"
"You were never more mistaken in your life.
! replied DAILY, land L can convince you in ju;
two minutes. Think Of it! You know me, yo
know what my education is and you kno
something Of the United States Senate. Nov
how do Won think 1 would look alongside