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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-05
THE :MIDsINTaR FAB.
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TIE County Commissioners having
made an appropriations: Of 6tG0 " ~
tins state Bosrd OF AKTicultpES. in
making an EXHIBIT Of. Ne yaltESS rs:
sources at the Midwinter Fair, aud
having appointed Mr.: W.T., Sthith.es
collect and receive the exhibit from
Elko county, he is dssEious vt send:
ing one that i'NItl reflect ere6is on
ils agricultural and mineral res ourcss.
TO this end he has sent a letter to
prominent rauchers and others IN all
parts OF the bounty asking them TO
interest themselves in the matter.
The managers require that the OK
hibit must be in Reno by the 18th of
January and the tIms being united,
IL has beeh impossible 10 write t. all
who may have something worthy Of
q place in the exhibit, the ISDErEE-
DENT therefOre hopes that none will
feel sligh ted BECAUSE they have not
received u letter, but that all viii act
promptly and send their exhibit to
Mr.. Smith at ones. '-..
The INDEPENDENT hopes the re-
sponse Will be in keeping with the
magnificent agricultural and mineral
resources Of The county. II you have
not received letter and have any
thlnk worthy OF exhibiting, send il
to Mr.. Smith with the Proper de-
scFiptlon. The following l. II cop, of
the letter:
hOqr Board Of County Commission
ers have appropriated 5000 ~ for
assisting The Stale .Boari Of Agri
culture IN making credilable ex-
aibit AT the MIdw,ntsr Fair to ee
held in San Francisco this Winter
and Spring. Tins bsing one of the
largest APPROPRIATIONS made by any
County IN the State, We wish to
make the best possible showing there.
The tim@ fur sendiuK exhibiLs to
Eikp. ana they must all be sent here,
is limited ro the i3tn ne this month
(Junuary). Ii you have or can get
anything of superior quality, agri.
cultural; inaustriui or mineral, tirat
vii reflect credit upon you or the
section you reside in, will YOU kindly
senG them to me, carefully marked
during this and next week.. All per.
ishnbles will need to be sent by OK
prese, we'll secured and carefully
packed. All articles must be accom-
pauie by u carp or libel like the en-
closed card filled out and signed by
the exhibitor"
"Pieass DO particular in giving this
last your careful attention, as upon
IT depends the value Of your exhibit.
Won't you KINDLY interest Yourself
aud your neighbors in this most ex-
cellenL cause aud use all your efforts
IN making our display one Of the
most complete there"
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NoalcE OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm OF Kennedy & RRcbman has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Kenne-
dy retiring from the firm.
3AMUEL BAoHMAN.
Arthur, New, Doc. 6, 1888.
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Notice..

The Board Of County Commission
ers Nt;theiE last meeting orderad chat
the public be, and they are hereby
notified that NIL bills for scalps that
may be presented TO tho Board FROG,
and after this date will be positively
rejected. ~ ~ ~ ! Z. -.
~ - r, 2. RILKEY,
Elko Ne~ch q. IRo8 Clerk.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

Following 10 list Of the bills al
lowed by.ths County Commissioners.
at a regular |laeerihg OF the Beard on
Tuesday, JAM, 1885,: > ~, " =;
"htCohtinaed from yesterday
oEsEsAh FSNp-M1soELtkSEous.
A 1Toxnesnd, Constable fess. el75
RIA SheaFer, j ,P'tces. .,.s;::. GIG
IehR a PAmsS, Justice ices. % 81
90 'eeAbfs,.
Johp Porter. .... IA 90
aRfEaR q. ,...,:.., ....... Sc 81
CAas Tdxp .,,,,,,,,..., 49,. 10 so
" Hylseh. ...,...,, ..,.,,. 2Ss 80
Jes stekaus, ,,.............. 152 SG
0RgahhsoR,, ...'.... 80. 7>60
Aisx e3e6pgsE!. ,,..,,..,..... Gs'00
observation-disclosures. So Oh
WiWssiv sasters. ...... 10. 0s
ChsR Rshole,, >. .,.,:. ..,. 2 so
lszs ........, =. eco
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-05

HOOPS PILLS should DO In ovory family
medicine chest. oneo used. always preferred.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-01-05

Having leased tho Stoker sheds and
barn, / am now prepared to accom-
modate and feed seventy head Of
horses. Plenty OF corral room for any
number OF stock 10 also attached,
GO-I also run drsy in connection VIII
the above, and will attend prs.aptiy 70
work "a hat line N't
81 isu. II. q. vANDRGIIMS. 1rosriesoe
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Miadletewp. Ia, April La 1891.

Miadletewp, Pa, April II 1891,
Mr.. NoaSAN LIGfrTY, Dos Moines Ia.
DEAR Please seud DE four
dozen Kra,,ses HeadashS Capsules.
They ure she tess hesaaohe remedy
We ever banded $500
.ES'@, '1f''*h Yours,
JonN w. STARR
For satO by F. r. Muller.
Reekhart &Froefich have received
q car load OF fresh Missouri cider and
~ aew keAtsy %! sSppls 10 txsdei
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Hoods Sarsap'jaEIriII:

and am Row q well woman. I weigh 128
lbs, eat well and do the work for largo
family. My case seems wonderful reeoV.
cry. anil physicians look ut me In astoiiish,
ment. "a almost like ono Pais4d fr0an fke
dend.'' Be sure TO get HOOPS.
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sympathy OF large circle of friends in
the loss OF their only daughter, Martha
Eulslia, years and IL months of age.
The funeral will bssheld tomoNsw after
noon from the Christian church, at 2
o'clock.
Great credit should he givento the
Ere ladies, who worked 60 hard and
faithfully Wednesday afternoon and
evening, in fact all night, it being main
ly through their pluck that the fire got
no further than it did.
A meeting of the deciduous fruit
growers OF the San AntoniD exchange
will be heidip Union hall. Wednesday
morning, ct 10 O. clock.
The ladies of the Universalist churc b
will give alawn social at the residence
Of Col. T. w. Brooks, ON Thursday even
ing, the 10th inst.
The M. Z. church society willsgive q
lawn party at Mrs. F. Schwan's, ON
Ninth street, next Wednesday evening.
Ths three boys who were arrested yes.
teYdsy for stealing bride pleaded
guilty this morning before Judge Barnes.
two OF them being y fined $40 each and
the other SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Barnett, while
driving'to Pomonalfrom Santa Ana on
Sunday. had asnsrrow escape from being
robbed. They had reached Brier canon,
few miles southwest of this place, be-
tween s and 8 O'Clock p. NJ, when two
men suddenly stepped out from the
brush and ordered Mr.. Barnett to halt.
The men evidently thought there was
but one person in the buggy, for as soon
as Mrs. Barnett, who was leaning back
in the seat, rose up with startled OK
clamation, they tooketo their heels. Mi.
Barnett made good time from there to
| Pomona
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franchise secured from the county. From
the Terracins the line returns over the
Olive avenue line to Orange and State
streets, thence north on Orange to the
place of beginning. The trustees have
offred the proposed franchise for sale, as
required by law.
Judge Gibson and wife left for Los
Angeles this morning.
Mrs. A. Brazelton and daughter May
left for Redondo this morning.
Miss Maud Flora left for the coast to-
day for few weeks vacation.
A rustiing camper at Highland mills
has discovered site for Q magnificent
summer resort. 1t consists of an almost
level tract OF about 60 scres, with plenty
of shade, and commanding one OF the
finest known views of valley landscapes.
There is ample ground for hotel, cot
tsges, tents, tennis and golf, and other
recreation grounds.
This morning Judge Campbell SON
fenced Fred Clark to six months at San
Quentin. Clark pleaded guilty to one
of a dozen charges OF burglary and
petty larceny that are hanging over
him. The articles stolen were of no
value, but the frequency of his crimes
would indicate that he was something
OF O kleptomenise.
The board OF supervisors are listening
to the evidence in the Highlandn-Red-
lands road matter today.
Judge G. G. Bennett, city attorney OF
Redlands, iR in the city today.
Ed Roberts, of the San Bernardino
National bank, has gone to San Fran
cisco.
County Clerk Hamilton has appointed
Virgil carp as registration CLERK at Van
derbilt vice Ben O. Jordan, resigned.
Colliver Zombro is up from Pasadena
todsy.
Walter Burgess was arrested last even
ing charged with completely in the
burglary OF Eugene Phillips residence,
for which his brother, o. H. Burgess,
was arrested. John Keller was also ar
rested but he proved not to be the man
wanted and was promptly discharged.
Keller is respectable and reliable
young man.
Colonel Lawton and family, who have
been stopping at the Windsor in Red.
lsnds, yesterday took up their residence
at the ranch the colonel recently pur-
chased from Mr.. Bradley. As Captain
Lawton he won fame and promotion by
the capture OF Geronimo in the fast
nesses OF the Sierra Madres in Old Mex
leo.
The Prohibition convention will meet
in this city on the 25th inst.
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races today are busy spinning over the
bay testing their qualities.
The large steam schooner Pasadena,
Captain Hamilton, with lumber for the
Kerokhoff company, steamed alongside
their wharf Monday evening and is dis
charging. 1t is now close on to four
months since the Pasadena haa been
here, az che he's been laid up during the
absence of her captain, who was visiting
in Scotland.
The steamer Corona from San Fran
cisco discharged 60 tons of merchandise
into the cars on the Terminal wharf on
Monday.
Judge and Mrs. Ellis, Miss E. W. AL
den, Ned and Frank Woodbury., Alden
Vose and E. Wachtel of Los Angeles
are visiting Doc Waring upon the Coli
ath.
Mrs. Charles Silent OF Los Angeles,
mother of Mrs. F. J. Thomas. who has
been here since Saturday, left for home
today.
q Mics Louise McFarlane of Los Angeles
was the quasi of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j..
Thomas ior two days.
Mrs. Anne Cowan OF Los Angeles, ais-
ter of Mrs. T. M. Gilbert, is down for a
few days.
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CATALINA ISLAND.
Items of Interest From the Popula
Island Resort.

Items of Interest From the Popular
Island Resort.
AVALON, Aug. lily esterday was a
very busy day, the hotels having all
they could do to take care of the people.
1t is now conceded that $500 is low ca
innate to place on the people here.
Avalon is now we'll severed, with
plenty of fine spring water and the
Banning company take pride in keeping
the beach and streets free from all kinds
of rubbish.
Messrs. A. L. Manchau, Charles Mil
Ter, t. A. Simpson are visitors here.
Mr.. Z. r. Kellane, Mrs. Reid, Miss
Florence Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Silent.
M. L. Graf, ]. w. Walters, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bradbeer. J.. L. Kayas, E.
Oakley and DR.. Bruce registered at the
Metropole.
Young Mr.. Burks tried to illustrate
how easy it was to handle young lady
in the water. He failed somewhat, az
the lady came very near causing the
young man to be murdered by relatives.
A gentleman who was a fine swimmer
brought them ashore.
Among the arrivals at Hotel Metro
pole today were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bradbury, L. N. Morgan, w. B. Nichol-
son, Mrs. B. F. Coulter, Fanny Coulter.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Green. O. D. Dag
gett. James Slauson, Ii. G. Wyman,
Mrs. George Hoodley and child, l.. H..
Goodrich, Phoenix, III. J. Osborne, Sher-
rill B. Osborne, Charles L. Strange, Ar
thur w. Kinney. Emil Kirehner.
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TERMINAL ISLAND,
County Hospital Patients Given an Out
tng-Foresters' Day.

County Hospital Patients Given an Out
tng-Foresters' Day.
TERMINAL ISLAND, Aug. 14.-Sixty-
nine of the patients of the county farm
came down on the IL a. m. train in
charge of Stewart D. w. Rowland, and
it was pleasure to witness their hap
piness as they drank in the ozone laden
sea breezes and reveled in the glad sun
shine while strolling up and down the
beach. That the institution is one that
the county may we'll be proud of is
shown in the case of the we'll dressed
and we'll fed delegation which visited
this place today. A splendid fish dinner
had been provided, and. aH this was a
change from their ordinary diet, it was
much relished by the pleased patients.
After dinner they put in the balance Of
the day until train time, 5 40 p. M. as
best pleased them. They all boarded
the Terminal cara and were whirled
homeward thoroughly we'll salts fed
with their days outing.
FoREsTERs' DAY.
At this writing there have been 10
yachts entered for the races today. This
will be four for each class, enough to
make an interesting and pretty race.
In the programme of today's sport will
be yacht races, three classes, double and
single Ecull races for men and boys,
climbing the creased pole, swimming
rscea for men and ladies', tug of war be.
tween the San Pedro and Columbus
courts on land, elso q tug of war on
water. Steam and gasoline launches will
accompany the yachts for the accommo-
dalton OF those who wish to attend.
The steam schooner Caspar sailed
north Monday evening.
The stesm launch Hattie B. came over
from Santa Monica Monday and took on
party OF pleasure seekers with their
supplies. bound for Catalina.
The motor sloop Alpha, belonging to
the canning company, returned from her
weeks fishing trip in the waters-.i Cat
alma Monday.
The yachts entered in the Foresters'
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MOUNT LOWE,
Large Home and Foreign Travel to the
Mountains.

Large Home and Foreign Travel to the
Mountains.
ECHO MOUNTAIN. Aug. 1s.-"I am SO
glad l took that trip to Echo mountain, +"
said Mre. 8. Water, wife of the editor OIL
the Evening Call, published at Lafay-
cite. dnd. ''The ride up the incline and
thstVisw from the top cannot be de.
scfibed or imagined; it must be expert
enced.''
Mr.. g. T. Bohen, 1.-The popular clerk oil
the Westminster hotel, escorted Miss
Katherine P. Page of Memphis, who is
making her second visit to Southern
California, and is so charmed with the
country that she has decided to make
her future home in Los Angeles.
Prof. M. M. Parker OF the Throop
Pyrotechnic institute and wife were in
Company with Col. L. P. Hansen OF
Governor Markham's staff, Mrs. Han
sen, daughter Laurena and son Waldo
imar. All took trip to the observa.
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sweet are maxim e
prolonged stay at the chalet. Mr..
Sweet is the efficient manager of the
| Peoples store in Los Angeles, and is
now seeking and obtaining much needed
rest.
There Ia such an institution as the
| Florists' International Telegraph De-
livery association and G. B. Whit.
nall of Milwaukee 10 its president.
Mr.. Whitnall is here with his
kodac. his wife and his bright
son George. In company with their
| friend, Miss Elite Lingard of Summit
Hill. Pa, they explored the romantic
| glens of Rubio caiion today.
| Miss Blanche Harper, bright school
ma'am from Kansas City, could only
leave her school room during the
summer vacation. She had longing
to visit California, but her friends
warned her that she could not endure
the intense heat OF Los Angeles sum-
msr. Unheeding their advise she ar
rived here several weeks ago and is en-.
raptured with her visit.
James II. McClintock, editor of the
Arizona Gazette at Phoenix, WAS &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred fetish
man and son of Tucson.
DR.. and Mrs. G. I. Pepper and Mrs
| F. L. Hopkins, OF Los Angeles, took il
| the glories of the mountains.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bell and Mrs. w
p. Dillman sscended the higher sum
mits, escorted by their friend. Thaddeu
Lowe, jr.
Other delighted visitors were Mr.. ant
Mrs. II, II. Arena, Mrs. U. j. Colby anC
Max Friedlander, OF Chicago; Chas. A
Leonard, jr., and Jas. A. Phillips. o
Phoenix, Ariz. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mar
shall Of Deming, New York; J. M. Till
ottson, Of New York; Miss F. M. Wiles
of Detroit; G. w. Appleby of Conneant
o., Mrs. T. G. Houghton, her daughte
Mamie and son Ernest, of Pittsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Walker, of Balti
more; J. W. G. Oofran and Geo. d. E d
wards of San Francisco; F. D. Blakes
Lee East GraanWich R. l.
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Riverside Enterprise: W. A. Hayt,
who is lucky enough to be the owner in
part OF several very promising quartz
lodges in this and adjoining counties,
has just received some fine rich speci-
mems OF ore taken from three different
locations in which he is interested.
The mines from which the specimens
came are located in the Julian mining
district, in San Diego county.
Glttering particles of the yellow
metal can be seen with the
naked eye, plentifully distributed all
over the surface of the rock, and the
rock is OF ouch character as to cause
the novice as we'll as the old miner to
eye the specimens with eagefness ana
to envy the man who owns the ledge, his
good luck. The rock taken from a four
foot ledge in one of the mines only lew
feet below the surface assays over sou
free gold, and as there ia an abundance
of wood and water near the proper ;.
for milling purposes, the ledge is GER
tainly a valuable one.
Mr. Hsyt says there is quite rush
prospectors to the district at present.
the actual location of which is in the
Warner ranch vicinity. The lucky
Riverside owners in the lodges in Ques-
ton are w. A. and @. P. Hsyt, A. S.
White and A. w. Bogge. Riverside
Enterprise.
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SAN BERNARDINO.

Change in an Electric Road Route Local
Events.
SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 14.-The i'm
portance of Ontario as a shipping point.
says the Observer, ia accentuatsd by tho
fact that the Southern Pacific finds uee
here in the yards for switch engine.
1t is only a question Of few years when
switch engine will be required here
constantly.
j. Dugan of this city 10 the new yard.
master at Williams, on the Atlantic and
Pacific.
H. H. Sinclair has secured from the
city trustees at Rsdlands an alteration
in the proposed electric street railway
line, for which franchise is being
asked by the Redlands Electric Light
and Power company. The change re-
duces the length OF the line somewhat.
and cuts down the time allowed for its
completion to two years. The line as
now proposed is but six miles long and
passes over the following route: Begin
ming on Orange street at Gotten avenue,
in Lsgonia, it runs south on Orange to
Csjon street, up Cajon to Highland
avenue, thence on Highland southwest
to Cedar avenue. and on this street to
its terminus at the entrance to Canon
Crest park, thence across the property
of James Gardner CLARK and DR..
J. II Edmunds to Clifton svsnue. south
west along this to SunDysIde avenue,
thence to Fern avenue to the city limits,
thence to the Ts-racina hotel, over .
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Saturday evenings fireworks made q
grand scene, illuminating, az it did, the
bay and surrounding hills.
Moonlight boating parties are now in
order, and the music waited on the
preezes from the many enjoying the en-
chanting scene forms one OF the many
features of this delightful ieland.
Mre. Corson, Miss May Qorson and
Gwendolin Overton are enjoying life
here in pretty cottage on the hill.
A Whittier cadet, who WAS sent up
the cafion to spring for water, has not
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jevne, Bert Jevne
and Miss Nina Jevne have q suite OF
rooms at Hotel Metropole.
The wreck OF the Hattie makes a pic
turesqus spot for artists. The boat was
wrecked during one of last winter
storms.
The Grand View is we'll patronized.
Some of those stopping there are Misses
Agnes and Bell Wallace, MIR. and Mrs.
Charlse w. Chase, F. L. Forester, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Veazie, Miss Louiee
Ledgerwood. Flora &. Howss and Edith
Howes.
Harry Veazie and Walter Patrick
went fishing. They took one of the
celebrated lunches of the Metropols and
plenty of bait. They returned with the
bait minus theslunch. Mr.. Patrick now
thinks fishing is failure.
Mr.. p. ID. Stimeon, Mr.. Barnett and
Mr. Bryant made splendid haul OF fab
near SEAL rock.
Mr.. Waters of the Citizsu's bank is
getting tanned rapidly.
Messrs. OFF, Ed Penning. Mr.. Waters
and Ed Heintzeman went out in the
Kittie B. and captured 16 yellowtail
and Is barracuda.
Guy Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. N. 0.
Murphy, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Dorm,
Mrs. Shaw, Miss Birdie Chanslor, Wal.
ter Chanslor and Mrs. Walter Cosby are
with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Sumner and Miss
Daisy Sumner have pretty cottage for
the summer.
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SANTA ANA.

Special Meeting of the City Trustees.
Nows Notes and Personals.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 14.-A special meet
ing of the board of city trustees was
held last night for the purpose OF re-
csiving and opening bids for putting
down city well at the city water works
and to make contract for tbs same.
A full board was present.
Bids were received as follows: M. A.
Ward. so cents per foot for 100 fest and
30 cents additional for every additional
90 feet thereafter. the city to furnish the
pipe. W. II. Anderson, for the first 10
feet, 40 cents per foot; for the next 80
feet, so cents per foot; for the next 30
feet, $l.20 per foot; for the next 30 feet
81 81 per foot; for the next 80 feet, So
per foot; for the next 80 feet, $40, or
more at the same ratio per foot. O. 7.
Platt bid for 101a inch we'll 80 cents
for the fret 100 feet and 90 cents per
foot additional for each additional 100
feet, the city to furnish the pipe; or q
aeven-inch we'll for 40 cents per foot for
the first 100 feet and 80 cents per foot
additional for each additional 100 feet
the city to furnish the pipe.
On motion the bid of G. 7. Flatt for a
1Ols inch we'll was accepted.
Bids for furnishing piping for 1019-
inch we'll of No. II iron were read, az
follows:
]. f. Holbrook Of Los Angeles, at
$1.l5 per Joint; ]. D. Hooker. 871a cents
per joint; F. P. Vickey, S71a cents per
joint.
On motion the bid of Mr.. Mickey was
accepted.
@. A. Hunt and E. E. Gallop were ap-
pointed committee to select site for
the well.
NOTES.
The case OF the Mexican accused of
stealing q herse and buggy has been con.
tinued to Thursday.
The contract between @. I. Plat and
the city truatees was signed today, and
frat OF next week.
Mr.. Hocom and Walter Goldatein
will start for Petaluma on Friday with
race horse Pomona.
! Apricot buyers are in the field, and
are paying from 81 to cents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Montague, who
have been spending few weeks at Long
Beach and Catalina, returned homo last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Haywood have re.
turned from Catalina.
Masters George Peabody and Ray
Jones, who have been camping at New
port beach for the past week, have re-
turned.
Died, near Santa Ana, August 18th,
E. L. Kelley, aged IA. Funeral took
place today at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seager will start on
September lat for Minnesota.
Mics Kitite Butler of the central tele-
phone office lett for Los Angeles, where
she joins number of other telephone
girls, who will go to Catalina for an ont.
ing of week or two.
Prof. F. E. Pherham and family, who
have been camping at Arch Beach, have
returned.
Born, August 18th, to the wife of
Philip Harris, son.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Philomathean club will be held Friday,
at the residence of Mrs. George Hcgle.
The stone work OF the mansion to be
built in San Francisco by CLAUSE Spreck-
les will be furnished by the quarry
owned by our townsmen, A. ]. Padg-
ham.
julius Rim has arrived at New Yorh
all right.
D. r. Sterling Of Los Angeles was in
this city today.