The herald., 1894-12-10
RIVERSIDE.
Tho Mining Interests Of the county-A
Liquor SELLER Sentenced.

The Mining Interests of the county-A
Ifuuor SeiIer Sentenced.
RIVERSIDE. Dec. 9.--Dr. Temple, the
bow phenomenon, held forth at the Lro-
ing opera house Thursday evening. The
doctor was greeted with a small audi
ence, owing to the ;nclsment weather.
A large number took advantage OF the
phenomencn's visit and presented
themselves, with all OF their bodily
afilictioas, with at lesst ia'nt hope OF
relief, end the most OF those trsstea
clai ned to be sbenefitsd b5 the swilt
manipuls.on of the magnetic healer
hands. The most OF the patients went
on the stage with canes or crutches, snu
all came off without the nse OF either,
although their exit seemed to be siow
and labored.
French Pete, restsurateur, was
arrested last week for the illicit sale oil
beer. and was arraigned before O lustice
OF the peace and entered plea OF
guilty, whersupon the court promptly
fined him $500. The fine and attorneys
fees coat the defendant $500. Uaaertan
lie the gain in vending the spT.tuous
fluid that maketh the heart glad. Tor
sorrow cometh on apace in Prohioi-
ton town.
The grand jury will likely adjourn
next week. The accountants who were
appointed TO xpert the books OF the
different officers have made their re-
ports, and, so far Us known, they are
eli right.
Mrs. Tetev. mother OF Frank Tet'ey,
prominent real estate and Insurance.
agent III this city. died last Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Tetley had just arrived
from the eaat low weeks before her
death, on visit to her con. She was
taken sick on the way. Her remains
were sent east.
Two "hobos" were released after serv-
ing time IN the jail but were recaptured
at South Riverside and returned. Ihey
were again tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced to serve tinae. 1t is a hard mat
ter for those unfortunates to escape the
vigilant eye of the average constable In
this county. II is supposed by some
that the incentive for such vigorous &C :
ton taken by our officers Is the warrant
against the county which comes along
after services rendered. These warrants
are cashed at their fece value by the
county, the money being placed in the
treasury by the people for this and other
purposes. Much comment is heard ad-
verse to the action OF the officers in these
cases.
The West Riverside school district ia
soon to have another schoolhouse. Inc
contract has been let to Q. L. Rice, a
prominent contractor OF Shis city.
Two minsrs, pamed Prouty and Wal
ters, had lsst week two claims recorded
in this county. The mines are situated
near Doe Palmas, in tho eastern part OF
the county. L. is cIs:1csd that this is q
good gold bearing STRICT.
The choir of the Calvary Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment ct the
Loring opera house on the evening oil
Decent Der 18th An Artistic Evening
will be rendered; also taD!eadx, and
Mrs. Josley's Old Curiosity Shop.
w. A. Hays, leading cirzen acd q
large pror sr.y owner of shis city, has
mining interests out near Warner
! ranch that promise 20 prove quite val
liable. Mr.. Hayt is interested in sev-
eral claims IN this aeusion, but he seam:
to think that his Aess property 10 a. 81
known "a the Morning Star mine; hrs
ledge at q depth OF thrse feet showed a
rs inch width OF free milling ore, and al
a depth OF % feet the ledge had ex-
panded to width OF three ard quarter
feet, and showed throughout the entire
ledge free milling gold. The ledge lies
between walls CT slate and porphyry, and
go far there is every indication for the
ledge to hold out, both in width and
in richness. There is plenty OF wood
and water handy, and Mr.. Hsyt has
already builtquits comfortable CABIN
on the property and has men develop
ing the mines. II the prospects, now &C
favorable, hold ont, there will be mil
put up in the spring. Mr.. Hayt alsc
has other mining interests near the
Evening Star aud he thinks that he has
good paying property in the Yellow
hsmmer mine, which is but short dis
tance from the former. This mine hat
a shaft to the depth OF about 81 feet anc
the ledge shows up well, all being Tree
milling ore-there have been several aa
save made and showing Us low as IS
another s60and one showed the fabulous
value OF $4,000. Mr.. Hayt is not trying
to sell his property, but quietly deyel'
oping it, firmly believing that he hs
something far above the average. Mr.
Hayt hae had much experience in th'
mining business. having worked at TIM
famous Comstock for q number oi year
when that giant producer of weNlsh Wa
in it's pristine glory.