The herald., 1894-10-25
SANTA ANA.
A SUCCESSFUL METHOD OF TREAT
ING REFRACTORY ORES.
The Proceedings OF the Baptist Asso-
citation Yesterdsy-Leoal News
Matters and Personal
Mention.

few months Mr.. W. O. Thompson, an
ore expert. has been in Santa Ana
demonstrating to the old miners in this
locality that he takes the most rebelliouH
gold-bearing ore, and, by his process.
which is covered by letters patent, will
make it work as fres-milling ore at q
very small cost. thereby making it pos
sible TO work some OF these old mines ct
profit. He gets from 8 to 100 per cent
more gold from the ore than it 10 possi-
BILE to get in any other way. The cost
OF a plant will be much less than for any
other method. He has convinced some
OF our old miners here, who are thinking
seriously of putting in plant at their
claims in the mining district just east OF
this city.
Your correspondent made mention Of
this method in the HERALD some time
ago, but at that time Mr.. Thompson had
not yet fully demonstrated the full value
of the new method. The entire cost OF
working ore by this method will not ex-
csed the cost OF ordinary desulphuriza-
tion.
THE BAPTIsTs.
The Baptist association convened this
morning, and after an hours Bible
reading by DR.. Prost, the association
was called to order by Moderator Rev.
J. F. Merriam Of Santa Ana. Several
new mem bers were introduced.
An address Of welcome was delivered
by Rev. w. F. Harper OF Redlands.
Committees on nominations and en-
rollment were appointed as follows:
Enrollment-Fsrguson, Wright and
Closler.
Nominstions-W. f. Benney, E. s.
Foote. U. Sid Lemon.
Rev. W. II. Randall then occupied
the pulpit and preached the annual
sermon.
Circular letter written by @. Spur
geon was read by the clerk. and on mo.
tion it was approved and ordered spread
on the minutes.
The letter OF the Santa Ana church
was then read by the clerk, Carey r.
Smith.
The committee on enrollment's report
was adopted, that only those who are
present shall be enrolled.
Committee on nominations reported
and recommended for moderator, W. f,
Harper OF Redlands; clerk, J.. Wiley
Harria of Orange; treasurer. III. s.
Snow of Riverside.
On motion the report was accepted.
The moderator was authorized to cast
the ballot for the officer named.
The order OF business, as outlined by
the committee of arrangements, was
adopted subject to such amendments as
the committee may make.
A committee was appointed on recep-
ton of Messrs. Bonney, Randall and
Cleavelay.
Church letters were read from the
following churches: Banning, Orange,
Perris, Redlands, Riverside, San Ber-
nardino, Santa Ana, South Riverside,
Anaheim Germany. Fullerton and
Hemet. all OF which were adopted.
The right hand of fellowship was ex-
tended by the moderator to the dele
gates from the Anaheim (Gsrman).
Hemet and Fullerton churches.
In accordance with the wish OF the
Second Baptist church of Riverside,
they dropped their wishing to join the
colored Baptist state convention.
The San Jacinto church having dis
banded and the most of it's members
having joined the Hemet church, the
former was dropped from the roll.
l. D. French of the missionary execu-
tive committee reported that in River
i've work had been done by Rev. Charles
Button and others, and the fruits were
seen by the condition and prosperity oil
the Hemet. Perris and other churches.
Miscellaneous remarks on missionary
work were made by Charles Britton,
Koethen, Hungate, Lemon and others
and adjourned to tomorrow morning.
NOTES.
Rev. w. B. Burrows is in Lon Angeles
in attendance on the Episcopal convoca-
ton.
Mrs. Sanford Johnson will reopen the
Tustin hotel in few weeks.
III. M. Seymour has bought 10 acree
of land from the Stearns Ranches com.
pany.
Thomas Mckenzie has sold his ranch
northeast OF this city to L. O. T. Pa
choke for $4,000.
Leonard w. Head of Los Angeles has
sold to brewery Ooulthard 10 acres in
section four, township 5, range 10 for
$l750
A. N. Patmore, who went back to Ne
braska few months ago, returned to
Santa Ana with a vile last Saturday.
Mrs. l.. B. Fine started this morning
for short visit with relatives in San
Jose.
II. G. Jacobs, inspector of public
buildings for this coast. has been visit
ing the family of @. e. French.
Forty-three hundred names are on the
Orange county great register, an in
crease OF about 800 net.
w. J. Osborn has gons to San Beinar-
dino.
Mrs. B. f. Conaway of San Bernardino
was visiting friends in this city today.
SANTA MONICA.
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