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guard; Mrs. J. R. LIE Berge, secretary /;
Mrs. Brown, treasurer.

guard; Mrs. J. r. LIE Berge, secretary
Mrs. Brown, treasurer.
CANYON ECHOES.
The echoes that come from the pic
turesque cafion tell OF happy days, jolly
picnics, merry outing parties, lovers
strolls, barbecues innumerable, and
they bring with them vivid piot1res of
Spanish beauties peeking at one from
beneath artistic headgesr.
There ia no doubt the season of 1894
will zee such an avalanche OF guests to
the charming little Yosemite as to re-
mind one OF the days gone by.
There has been a thorough cleaning
up and the cafion presents a vista OF
loneliness from one end to the other.
Just now there Is q wealth of wild
flowers. with ferns and MOSES. The
trees and shrubbery all have the intense
green of June, and the sky is especially
blue.
At the Forestry station there are
many interesting trees to study, while
at the rear OF Major McGrath's cabin is
the balm Of Gilead, casting its UNI brsg-
eous shade around about 30 that they who
dwell there need no physician. Every
thing and everybody is fixing up
specially for the grand balloon ASCENSION
on Sunday next, and they truly expect
to have good time and make the
welkin ring.
A merry party of Angelefios drove
down yesterday on q tally no, and after
lunching beside the purling stream, had
an improvised dance on the turf beneath
the grand old Sycamores.
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A MARVELLOUS SIGHT.
Professor Dewar Makes the Fragments of
Soap Bubble Float In Air.

soap Bubble Float In Air.
A frozen soap bubble broken in two
and floating like an iridescent transpar-
ent eggshell on the surface of a vessel of
liquid air was one of the marvellous sights
shown by Professor Dewar in a recent
lecture at the Royal institution on the
effects Of intense cold. The investiga-
ton of this new field of science is deyel-
oping many wonderful bits of knowl-
edge, some of which are sure to be turn
ed to valuable practical account before
long.
The pretty experiment spoken of which
delighted the audience was quite sample.
The professor poured few spoonfuls of
liquid air into glass vessel. The in
tense cold caused by evaporation pro-
duced a miniature snowstorm in the at
mosphere above the liquid. The operator
lowered the soap bubble on the end of a
rod into the freezing atmosphere. The
bubble became darker. The movements
of the rainbow colored film grew slower.
1t contracted somewhat in size and a
moment later froze. A slight movement
broke it from the rod in two pieces,
which floated for an hour, gradually ac-
cumulating tiny snowdrifJ within, pre-
cipitated from the freezing air above
London Standard.
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NEW HALL.

The Local Dramatic Club DietIn gui shes
Itself.
NEwHALL, June THE first attempt
Of the Newhsll Dramatic club, com posed
Of young people of Newhall. embraced
a farce entitled Lend Me Five Shillings,
also farce entitled Two Gentlemen In
Fix, together with musical selections
by Miss Msndenhall. Cornet solos by
Charles Tychsen and chorus by the en-
tire company. The first entertainment
was given at San Fernando on the even.
ing OF the 25th of last month, and the
second and last performance at New
hall. The entertainments were grad
success inasmuoh as at the above named
places the company played to crowded
houses, who pronounced the whole to be
one of the best efforts ever produced,
either by professionals or amateurs, in
this locality. The part of Mr.. Golightly,
in the farce OF Lend Me Five Shillings,
was rendered by John King, our assist
ant agent at the Southern Pacific rail-
road office at this station, in a manner
that would have given credit to an ex-
pert.
The part of Mrs. Major Phobbs, which
was rendered by Miss Ida Graves, was
indeed very successful effort This
young lady, who ia only Is years of age,
has O. natural talent for the stage.
1he character of Moreland the artist,
was rendered by Fl. s. Morrow in an
able and effective manner. The chsrac-
ters OF Captain Phobbs by s B. With
row, Captain Spruce by r. Y. Compton,
Sam, the waiter, BY Alfred Downs, and
Mrs. Captain Phobbs by Miss Aurora
Downs were we'll rendered. The
musical selections by Miss Mendenhall
were we'll received the talent shown by
the young lady was such es would i'm
press all who heard her efforts with the
fact that in the near future she would
become one OF our leading pianists.
The farce entitled Two Gentlemen In
Fix was presented by Messrs. N. j..
Pico and J. Drew, who, each of them,
executed their parts amazingly we'll.
Charles Tychsen, in his cornet solo,
WIS Ivuoiy aPpiauueu.
The entertainment was concluded with
chorus by the entire company, and all
who attended the performance were we'll
satisfied with the entertainment, and
expressed themselves as agreeably sur
prised that such talent existed in their
midst and were heretofore ignorant of
the fact.
George Buckley, who acted as busi-
ness manager of the dramatic club, is
entitled to praise for the able manner in
which he managed and drilled the COM
pany.
The chorus WAS we'll rendered by the
following Misses M. Compton, Mary
Whitaker, Ida Graves, Minnie Pico,
Aurora Downs; Messrs. J. H. King, II.
S. Morrow, 8. B Withrow, r. Y. Comp
ton, A. Downs, N. j. Pico, ]. Drew,
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CoVINA.

An Artesian Woii to Be Sunk-Nows
Notes and Personals.
CovINA. June 7.-Mr. and Mrs. @. W.
Potter are rejoicing over new baby girl.
Jerry Shank has presented himself
with new bicycle.
j. R. Hodges is furnishing his con-
crete building for a store room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Witham ex pect to
attend the fair this week.
G. E. Bemis, Otis Witham and w. l..
Vail were elected delegates to the
county Republican convention.
AT the meeting of the A. O. u. W.
Saturday night, G. W. Potter was elect
ed master workman.
The Misses Hubbard OF Los Angeles
were visiting Covina friends this week
previous to attending the fair at San
Francisco.
Miss s. Grijhalva has closed her res.
taurant. 1t is rumored that two Young
ladies are to open another soon.
At the monthly meeting of the GOWNS
Water company, Perle Warner was re-
elected secretary and Charles Canton.
wine superintendent.
few Covina people attended the
Foresters' bali at Puents Friday night.
likewise the entertainment and bali al
Azuna the same night.
L. Fleriswold and w. O. Hendricks
were elected school trustees at the elec-
ton Friday. The only opponent was
Phil Hanes, who only polled about one.
tenth of the votes.
An open concert will be given by the
Amphion club Friday afternoon. This
club Is composed of the best musical
talent in the valley and FREQ uentiv
gives open concerts.
At the annual election OF the Aznsa
Water, Developments and Irrigation
company (the Covina Water comnanvl-
W. &. Kerchoff, G. Eshman, j. MoxIey'
0. Witham, O. E. Bemis, j. H. Oool.
man, Mr.. Menifee and Mr.. Preston were
elected directors. The same officers
were reelected and an assessment OF 81,
cents per share was levied for the pnr-
pose of sinking an artesian well. Tho
company IS in prosperous conditio n,
scarcity vi water.
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looks. very much now 90 II one OF our
secret 500 cites will take hold of IL and
celebrate In good style. Il would be q
burning shame to not celebrate, when
the whole country wants to come to
Santa Ana on the Fourth to make merry
for ono day. The society that takes
hold OF this matter aud pushes it
through to finish deserves a great deal
OF credit, and the citizens should help
all they can to make the celebration o
success. II 1t lie undertaken 1t will be
the best celebration ever held in Orange
county. Due notice will be given In a
few days.
How many cities of California can
boast OF coming out at the end OF
the year $4,000 ahead? That is what the
trustees of Santa Ana have done for this
city, and when balance ie struck at the
end OF the facal year the showing may
be still better. Our city trustees are to
be commended for the manner In which
the business affairs Of the city have been
conducted.
The Newport Beach hotel will be
opened next Monday to run all summer.
The culinary department. will be under
the supervision of the Misses Whit
breade, who had charge last year. The
hotel will be run to accommodate the
public, which is highly appreciated by
visitors who 60 there to spend few
days.
Mrs.. O. E. Way OF Ell Modsna was
elected as school trustee, the first
woman ever elected to this position in
Orange county.
W. s. Bartlett has advertised second
dividend of per cent from the defunct
Bank OF Anaheim, to the depcsitors.
NEXT Monday evening the pupils of
the high school will hold a reception at
the parlors OF the Brunswick.
Mrs. Bates, the former postmisetress
OF Anaheim, got q gentle reminder from
the authorities at Washington that she
still owes the government $40 as short
age in her accounts, and unless the
amount was paid at once euit would be
commenced against her bondsmen. The
matter was placed in the hands OF MIR.
Chynoweth who, after close observation,
claims that the government owes Mrs.
Bates (now Mrs. Betts) sl6.24. Mr..
Chynoweth has written the auditor to
that effect.
The Athletic association OF Orange
county struck vibrating vein when it
announced the field day races for June
23d. Every bicyclist ia enthused over
the event.
The r. E. L. Robinson reported in
yesterdays HERALD as having been
killed by Indians on Thu ron island, is
an old friend OF Rev. D F. Fuller of
this city. He graduated very creditably
from the university of Virginia and was
a very brilliant man.
About ton and half fish were
shipped from Santa Ana tonight by
Wells, Fargo & Co.
N. A. Carlson, q sailor on the schoon-
or Renton. while getting timber from
the hold had his leg crushed by heavy
timber falling on him. He was taken to
Los Angeles tonight.
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SANTA ANA.

A Fire That Was Promptly Put Out.
News Notes and Personals.
SANTA ANA, June THE residents of
our busting city were startled bv an
alarm of fire about Z 80 last night, and
on inquiry it was found that Harris
Bros dry goods and clothing store was
on fire. The fire boys came out on
double quick time, and with chemical
fire extingulsher the flames were sub
dued before the water was turned on.
The lace curtains caught fire in the
show window, where a great many suits
were displayed and q great many hats
and fine goods. The loss is fully GOV.
cred by insurance. The amount of
damage is not yet known, but will be
several hundred dollars. The Fireman's
Fund of San Francisco carried $780,
the American Insurance company car
ried $4,000, and the London, Liverpool
and Globe Insurance company $500.
The adjuster OF the latter come this
evening to adjust matters.
All members of the National union
are requested to meet at K. of P, hall
Saturday night to take action on inn
portant business.
Fred Kremple. the curio-museum
gatherer, sent to Arizona for a Gila
monster, and when 1t came yesterday,
sure enough it was a monster. 1t is
about IL inches long, OF a dirts, dark
color. and the eurface OF the reptile re-
Hembles little pearls all over the body
and legs. 1t looks something like sand
lizard, only it is very clumsy end has
claws like cat, and very sharp. Its
head resembles snake. and 1t uses its
tongue in similar manner. It's feet
and hands resemble those OF monkey
somewhat. Its tail is thick and short
This reptile is one OF the most poisonous
known, and is feared by the native
more than the rattlesnaks. It is quite
q curiosity, and great crowd has been
around Mr.. Kremple's shoe store to get
a glimpse OF it.
1t has been thought that Santa Ana
would not celebrate the Fourth of July
this year for want OF enthusiasm, but It |
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DRINKS OVER A COFFIN COUNTER.
The Partisan, straining After the Horrible,
Introduces a Grewsome Custom.

The Partisan, straining After the Horrible,
Introduces a Grewsome Custom.
The Paris correspondent of the Glas-
gov Herald has been dwelling on the
strange taste for the horrible and grew
some which at the present moment char
acterizes the performances at cafe con-
certs in "the gay CITY," The culminat-
ing point in this direction seems to have
been reached at a cabaret just opened
in the Boulevard Rochechouart, which
goes by the name of the Cabaret de la
Mort.
This grimly baptized place of amuse-
ment is but few yards distant from the
popular music hall known as the Gazette
Rochechouart, whererollicking fun is the
order of the day, and songs of too broad
a description to suit the taste of Senator
Beranger are encored with indescribable
enthusiasm by an audience composed of
the peculiar class of society to be met
with in the Montmartre district and its
surroundings.
Remembering the traditional respect
and generation in which the French hold
the dead, the correspondent was sur
prised to find it largely patronized. On
entering the low rooted house, the door
of which is ornamented with a deaths
head and crossbones, visitor is some
what taken aback to find himself in the
presence of number of "croquemorts'
(mutes), dressed precisely as they are for
a funeral. These are the walters, who
are forbidden to smile, to talk cheerfully
CT to accept any gratuity, and whose
solemn faces, very suggestive attire, lit
up by weird green light, and generally
mournful aspect cast chilly feeling
upon one, in spite of the knowledge that
all is assumed.
There was, moreover, very unpleas-
ant smell about the place, due, no doubt,
to the fact that the collins which do duty
as tables are quite new. AT these collins
a score or so of customers were seated-a
few women among theni-drinking beer,
coffee or liquor. The whitewashed walls
of the room are adorned, as a matter of
course, with suitable engravings, draw
ings or pictures. There are skeletons
everywhere-a guillotine by way of
change-in word, a delightful exhibit
ton of the horrible and sinister. A no.
tice is posted up to the effect that on Fri
day (the unluclzy day of the week. the
charge for refreshments of all kinds is
raised half a franc, and that on that and
every other day the charge made for
block or a grog gives the customer the
right to visit the cellars beneath the caba-
ret. to which be is attracted by the infor-
nation that there he will see what be-
comes of his body after death.
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SANTA MONICA.


| The Opening of the Bath House Toner
\ - "a A. -,i-
SANTA MONICA, June The mors
one investigates the many convenience
at the North Beach bath house, the
greater will be his admiration for its
beauty and usefulness. With it's in.
auguration on Saturday next there will
be the union of matchless beach, beau
tiful summer-resort town and colossal
bathing establishment.
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
will inaugurate their summer schedule
OF train service tomorrow.
NOTES.
w. g. Randall has opened up a gro
Gerry store on the South eide. the first
business house in that section.
The Gun club, which owns she fue
game preserves at La Ballons, is building
q superb club house on the possession.
1t is close to Machado station on the
San ia Fe line.
A camp OF Sons of Veterans was or.
ganzed last night at Justice Willis court.
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jenkins, Mrs.
]. E. Olds OF Los Angeles, are at the
Arcadia; Rev. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Fitzim.
mons and niece, Miss Francis Fitzim-
mons OF Chicago are at the Pennsylvania
cottage.
Mr.. and Mre. Charles B. Sertt we're in
from the Palms today.
Rev. I. F. Murray of Michigan is reg
istered at the Pennsylvanla cottage.
Miss Emma Volkmar 9 visiting friends
in Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Mr.. Robert Bettner, secretary of the
Southern California L. T. A., is spend
ing few days here.
Robert Liddle and sister, Miss Liddle
OF Pasadena, are enjoying life at the
Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Orosaman and boy
OF Salt Lake are nicely situated at Hotel
Arcadia.
@, B. Scott of Pittsburg, Pa, lie at the
st. James.
Henry B. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
O. Cooley of Sacramento have secured
quarters at the St. James.
The first high school commencement
will tske place June 18th, when GUY
Bundy, Roy Sulliger, Florence Rubican,
Hilda Hasse and Della Stuee yer will re.
ceive diplomas. The exercises will take
place at the opera house.
Sea Side Lodge l. o. o. F. elected its
officers Tor the ensuing term on Tues day
evening. F. R. Ellie, N, g.; G. w.
Heimer. Y. g.. /. M. Merlin-Jones, R.
g.; E. B. Woodworth, P. s.; E. Emer-
son. treasurer. and 0. Y. Tullis, trustee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmlee- Hariss of Eng
land spent yesterday at the beach.
The Suits block is completed and Mr..
Suits has his model market, and Messrs.
Gray their wood and coal establishment
in full blast.
A host of Republican politicians left
town today to attend the Republican
convention in Los Angeles.
james S. Brown, r. P. Mansfield.
CnicaSo; f. Sanford. Pasadena; D.
Oredon, Denver; +. J. Handaman, Los
and II. Forrest, Helena, Mont,
are among yesterdays arrivals at the
Hotel jackson.
Mrs. j. L. Spooner has rented por-
lion OF the Arcadia pavilion, and having
lifted it nicely is running candy, sugar
and lunch stand.
MT. 5. Thomas is building an addition
10 his South-side home.
Banner Circle No. Q, Ladies of the G.
a. r., have recently organized and
elected the following officers: Mrs. @.
d. Ivans, president; Mrs. s. A. Wills,
J. v; Mrs. r. M. Miller, j. "; Mrs.
) +. Barackman, conductress; Mrs.
Dodge, chaplain; Mrs. H. Merrill,
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Death Dealing Cvc,ans

BAKER Cry, june IA disastrous
and oeath-deallng cyclone passed over a
portion OF Grant county SATURDAY. The
path OF the cyclone was from Fox valley
to Long creek. 1t demolished every-
thing in its way. James Parrish. a
farmer, his wife and one child were
killed.. A number OF houses were de-
stroyed and the loss OF live stock was
considerable. The cyclons Was ACCOM-
panied by terrible hail storm. some
OF the stones measured seven and one
half inches in circumference.
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The trial OF Chinamsn arrested for
indecent exposure by Marshal Buchan-
an last night will come up before Re
corder Roesiter tomorrow morning OF l
O'Clock.
A meeting OF the members OF the Ath-
letie club was held this evening to ar
range for an entertain ment to be given
at the opera house in few weeks for
the benefit OF the club. Prof. Kyle has
promised to take charge OF the pro-
gramme, which will probably take the
shape OF light comedy.
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NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, June 7-Tbe
nurserymen's convention today elected
the following officers: ]. II. Hale.
South Glastonbury. o., president; N.
Il Aibaugh, Tadmore, O., secretary;
Irving Rouse, Rochester, M. Y, treas.
urer; W. N. Peters. Troy, O., and s. D.
Lake, Shenandoah, Iowa, executive
committee. The next convention will
be held in Indianapolis in June, 1895.
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They OMIT Work.

CHAMELEON. June 7 -0ne hundred
miners in the American Coal company's
mines quit work today. after being seen
by the strikers
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When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clurg to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-29
Concurrent Resolution.

10 amend subdivision. eight of Sec
ton 215 Of Article 10 of the Constitution
OF TIE State of North Dakota.
IH I~-E-scLvnD 81 rHE&rsATE. THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVE CoSCuRRING.
Section l. That the following amend
ment of subdivision s OF Section 2l5 of
Article ~ OF the Constitution of the State
Of Nor!,l Dainta. he referred to the next
Legislative assembly Of this State 90 he
ny sall j"giSiat;v" Assembly submitted
to the people TT this State for adoption or
reiectlon in accordance with the pro
visions o! Section 2A2 uf article is Of the
Constitution ri lie State OF North Dakota.
Section .. THAT subdivision '.Eight'
of Section 21j ri the Constitution OF the
State Of North Dakota be amended so rs
to read IS follows: Subdivision Eight
A State Hospital FOR the Insane at the city
of jamestown in the county OF Ssutsnan'
aud an Ina!itwSion for theFeeble Minded.
AT or near the city of Grafton inthe comfy
Walsh. and the Legislative Assembly shall
appropriate Twenty Thousand acres of
tl:n grant OF land made by the act of
Congress aforesaid for "other Education
Al and Charitable lnstitutlons' to the
benefit and for the endowment of said
Institutions i'll equal division of sad
land.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-29

e it's of The |ioaruni .ay:
We haze @"la the Ainot Jonrnai Iiar.
TO Editor G. \. Johnson, who wild continue
10 ssid yon thr raner. md fnIitill all! cnr-
tract. made by Us. Use him well. Don't
blend the excuse that Miuot cannnt rp-
port t"o papers. for now it has one.
Agtl!' thanking our patrons for their
many acts al ki"ducss. we make our bow.
and back OF The Journalistic stage in cur
usual graceful ~ style.
While tao leader Regrets The retirement
Of the caitcrS Of the Journ", from a fed
they seemed fitted so ell. anG as the Juur-
nal hts been n valued exchange on the
LEADER table, yet we suppose the stern
necessity of the hard times demanded
the change. We cctend to Brother JOHN
son our best wishes for tn. success of h.<
consolidated venture.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-29
MNTICE OF EI:NAL PRNnE.

~iAN""FFli'H At H~:*:,AIuK. S.r. AVG. %. 1891.
NOTICE i hereby given that the follnvinn
!lhi:ic': settler has filed notice Of his intcntinn Il
maze ;inal proof IN support of Ills rlair,, and
that said r.rncf will he made before, The
l%ir'lSt"r and Receiver ut rlsMaYu.S. y. d., OF,
September 10th 1891. viz:
SAMUEL 1'AI!tMAN.
fn"the NJ EWM SWM NWla NWA NEl, See,
~. twp. 13 I. &,H.
lie names the following witnesses to urnva his
said land. viz: "
lake Bureau. Gust Rrostror,. of Ea!.oner,
.'o%: y. Tal!or. Of W;shburn, w. Ii. II. Mercer,
Of tainted Woods. ~. u.
;Airy pcrson who desires to protest AGAINST tho
of such proof. or who knows of any
S',nHt'nt'al r"l$ n. under the law and the rrgli-
iatlnns of TIE Interior Department. why such
proof should not he allowed. Will b" uiven an
n,nNnftunliy at the above mentioned time and
place to croSs-exanine the witnesses of sail
claimant. and to offer Evidence in rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
L. 8. NEAL Register,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-29
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

Default has been made in payment Of taxes
and Of mortgage dated June 24th. ,ss9. exc
c'lted hy Benjamin Rice and Sarah j. RICE, his
wife. Eortgasors, to the Mortgage i:ank s. In
vest:lcnt Company. mnrtgagee morts.aging. with
power of sale, the Northwest quarter Of Section
y in Township LAG North. of Range 81 West Of
the 9TH. T. M. III Mclean county. North Dakota.
WHICH said mortgage WAS assigned by sad mort
:5ag"e to Asa w. Ecnncy, and said mortgage
and assignment we're recorded in the Office of
the register of deeds in said county
There is now due Gil said mortgage S62l, 90 and
taxes, and 10 action or proceeding has been
instituted at law or otherwise to collect said debt
or any part thereof; thei efore said mortgage
will be foreelosed by a sale ut public auction of
said nlortSaGed land by the sheriff of said county
at the f:Glt door OF. the court house in Wash
burn, in said county and state. on a;le 10th, day
Of October 1894 at2 O'Clock p. ~.
Dated at ltoralton, VT. August It'll. 1879.
q ". Kcnney. Assignee OF said Mortgage.