davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1895-12-10
TX MONG the PiftshrrgerS esnrt 20 r-cSs
n that city's claim for the Republican

I N.t' - eAchAi i'i tt4t ltbubliCtu
Co:iyenLion. rs eA-f us tlllsiste. :. .....t-,
;. mexican. he IS one of Tie most Jovabie
men IN all Western Pennsylvania but was
Inc cause OF the Coolrcss w bich existed be-
tween The sphinx or PennsyIvan1a-Sen
ator Quay-and ex-President Harrison.
MI MckeaD was senator Quay's choice
for postmaster at Pittsburg Senator
Quay was fresh from the campaign of the
November Just past. and was en- hand early
in March in Mr.. McKean's interest Ii
TOOK senator Quay lust year to get ac.
tlon from the man he bad led 10 the 2 resi-
DENTAL chair He won bui there was defea {
in victory. and the foundation Of the ice
berg now separating those gentlemen was
now.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
WHE remarkable hreritr of Chanlain

VIZ "a ~ iNihsAi hdbS BTtNlty Oh CnaDl11n
| Coudens prayers, re,'~IS prp'u,D,v tt-a
ouiy instance on record where an Of
ticidtlrg Clergyman ill the House was; r.
quested TO pad out his Invocation to fit an
emergency.
One day during the last session while
chaplain Bagby was ma king one of his
usual short prayers the clerks at the
Speakers desk We're unable TO find the
House Journal witIouttH reading OF which
the business of tie House could NOT begin
The chaplain had begun his prayer and was
drifting along when the reading clerk
touched him on the arm and in an excited
whisper said:
Keep on with the prayer until we find
the journal. We have lost it,"
The chaplain continued, and a few SEQ
onds later the reading clerk again nut.ed
hlm on the arm, requesting that he con-
tinue longer, as they We're still una BE 10
flnd the missing volume.
Don't stop until l tell you" he said
Keep this thing up so that we don't get
into a scrape. We will find it in a min
Ute"
The preacher continued his PRAYER and
the surprise OF the mem bers grew to wonder
as they listened to the long continued in
vocation OF the Rev. Mr.. B9gby.
Finally the missing book was found and
the clerk Judged the chaplain, who brought
his lengthy prayer to a somewhat abrupt
end.
The morning times., 1895-12-10
The Times Branch Offices.

Tl,aTlmcs'"LitfIe News Mercha nts"
can secure their supply OF OfMoruingand
Evening Timers ut The folio " ing branch
offices:
Frnak smith, 4th ard G SITS. NV
Nj. NcSnlty, 1886 I4fh st. NV.
A. u. McCloskey. 1912 9Th ST. NV.
b Hngc, .I53 Pa. ave- NV.
Joseph Linden, 408 Stb st. Sc.
j. w johnson, 40 ii ST ne.
w r. AInc KAY, S2t IA ~. Ee.
Joseph Petignut, 600 eth st. sw.
Advert lSe ments left at any of the
above bra hes will receive the same
prompt attention as though brough1
TO the Iunin office.
The morning times., 1895-12-10

Two lots OF Ladies' silk Waists
One made of black taifets silk, with
broad white or b,ue stripes The
other Of ilain black twilled surah
silk. Both styles are heavily honed,
neatly lined. have extra large
sleeves, and are OF the latest styles
at every point Less OF the cost Of
the material
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
aufbeferuna Der Nrbettslebne.

gu ben tpiafommeniten unb iiberfter
Insei9en Der ipieoerfebrenoen beHeren
3eiten in oieiem Ganoe muB mar bic
9obnerb6bunsen rednen, bic felt fursem
TAFT tdell4 8emeloet perosn uno Sano in
Sanb nit benz @ieberbetrieb itile geles
sener unb benz Soqbetrieb tbeilpeIie be.
triebener Snbuitrien eeben. 0ie ..ytep
gort Zines" rerDffentli6t felt eini8er
3eit pbbentIihe Summarien bieier
gobnerbDbunsen, oarunter folesnbe s..
s. Srid Il &c., nebit anberen @ofe Sirs
men in Nefpenniplpanien, Is 9roSent
G%ufbeferune, gum Nusen bon $4,000
AnseiteIten u. &. Stepens & &c.,
orei Moafabrifen in Sem Sampibire I;
Ebomas 0oIan & Co., 8oafabritanten
in philadelphia bic @lobe @iienperfs
in G~Iepelanb, D.; @bOIfenosr, Sbore
& So. in @aroinston, Pa.; 8aibinStOn
Drills (8aumpoaipinnerei) in 2aiprence.
NaH., 1000 arbeiter ; Sal &iper Sron
8ortS Drills (Saumnoafabrif) in 6aa
Riper, Waf., 1900 Irbeiter american
9inen WiaS (2einenfabrit) in SAL 8iper.
RaG.; 8orumbo Drills su 2isbon
sails, Ne. Wiqimantte 2inen Sons
panp, @iaimantic, @onn. ; SeIoins
8rotbers & So, Seibenfabrifanten,
Rodpile, Conn.,. /; @%rosoenorpale @ots
ton Company, Nortb @roSpenorbaIes
Conn.,, 1900 Qnsefeate; 6. M. Gbapin
4 &c., @oafabrifanten, @bupinpiae,
WaH.; uniteb States Bunting Som,
panp, 2otpea. Nuh.; 2afeiiOe Wanu.
featuring Company, 2eiceiter, 0fai, (;
nniteo States @oiton Company, Central
sails. 81. 5.
Sine bsbeutenb ipi6tissre aObnerb6bs
uns, bic nidt in bieisr Site erpabni
piro, 1T bic, tpelhe in ben Spinnerelen
Der eroben 8aumpolpaarenitabt Sal
Riper, Wtah., in &raft trat uno poour6
"a 900 Qrbelter betrDffen tperoen, inbem
Ibre 26bns burd @iebererisBuns beS i'm
IueuIt b. S. semadten Ibsuss praftii4
I'M l23 Rroeent ober elm Nhtel pers
mebrt werben. Die ppbltb1tige Solee
oieier Iufbeferuns bat iid bereits in ans
bern Weberinouitrien Reuen8lanoS fibls
bar Bemadt. 81 baben bic Saumpou'
fabritanten in Nep 8eoforo. Waf.
Delde i'm @anSen $4,000 gerionen be'
i6dftisen, bic poriabriee 9obnrate tpies
psrbersefteIt oessIsiden bret srobe
6abritbeiiBer in Connecticut, peI9e 1000
9euten slrbeit liefern. 0abei 1T bic
9Ubnaufbeferuns ni6t auf bic 8aum'
poaipinner befdrdnft. Die Sabrifanten
BON Wolenpaaren baben aud ibren
glnseiteaten IiberaIe 3ulasen eemu9t,
uno Cd perbient beionoere G%rpdbnuns,
cab bieie @rbDbunsen fat obne Ius'
nabme freipiaI8 8ema6t puroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
Is Sabre her,letoeno.'o
sFabe ano @eiHe Hart e%eydtpegsn, hattie fst
w. ueu @ouat msbe Ieben tpHntt.

meu 4Rotot WeVt tept1 seA"s"s
SD mar Is Sabre lang nit einsni SersIeiosu bspaf.
tef lub Die uieiite Belt frnitlia franz. Gun arst jagte
mtiutu Srsuubeu. bob Id teinen wtoiiat uisbr lsosa
i6nnte, aIs mir Elm Strr OF: aettes. ytstp esart
Care euiptabI uub mir mittheiIte. bob tetnt S9pelttr.
bic bsrSlsibeno setusisn, bnr4 oieiss vittsi espssf
uub fpieoer cine ftarfe gtiuHoe Srat geiporoeu 81.
SO faufts cine 5latde bes Seart Cure inS fauuI stIs
Sfluoe mob BEN GinnebmeH Der erfteH Sois bsrfphrit
Id cine eutihieoeue BeIeruug tn rieinsni Blatumlant.
Radbem i'd bret 9oien eiugenoutnisH bate par tn TN
Staube uieine 9ubgsIeufe su beDeseH. fposn To Wae-
nate lang nntahts ssiD.isn; rastss , gs,H s. igarst 70
isin idtsueM. go9 sbt Id cine eanSe S!ai9e beg gaete
scarf Sure perbrulbt bate tparen be ani4ipslnus
een aaul beieitiat uuo Id fhbIte MID nm 10 bel be@sr,
Bah 20 meme arbeit berrtdteu tonnf.. auf Iletne Gai.
sisS!sT S. bin ,ssOraHdsH tsSs y m S'1 ~sf's'
$50 10. SGrriiou Ctr. Sbitaso, 81. I
Or. J1li(eS' @eart Cure @uft.
Or. WtIes' Re.p Seart Sure ~ BET allen
aSotheferu inter aus6ridltdsr Sarantie Su habtu
ootr tam brett bon Der Or. gliles, 9l.SitaI 60.
GIfbort, Snb, aeaen Ginfsnouns hes 4reiies begogeu
psrCsn. I Slafas fOtst slOoi feds GIalaeH $500.
erprsBfrsi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

30. VI. I. SdHbeH!
estbrisr Serrl Sd bin in Der uIidlibsu Gage,
Sbntn mitbsiltn Iu I6unsn, Oab i'd bon Der Uira
tuus Sbrss 0lrt,Is p6uia ibsrtaiat mar,
Sd bate icon 9isls Sotiors uuo apOibtisricttn
qtbdbt, isOO5 biitb m,iH Rbsmnaiismus INNER
otritbt, bis i'd bon Sbrsm tlsttriihtu @Trttl in
Der 8tituuu las. I'D cling nab Sbttr Sfiict uno
fduftt mir tiHtn, unb ~inntrbalb bttb 9eoben ipdr
Id p6lip peiuRo. rs IN nun ibou mtbt os etH
Sabr %ptTiIoFtn, Id babe abtr nod niht bic psrinas
feH ShmsrJsn ipitott psiiblt. Is qtrtibt mir
odbsr Iur at0bstsH Grsuos. SIREN 8hrii allen
etibtnosu ju tmpitbltn, uuO bin Id %iibtrltuat, bab
si, but5 MID ihuu mau6eu p%eriauit BADEN. a4'
%tunespou,
Rttub. SibGtr, 3itbsltbrsr,
66 QGrI Aps., grooflpR,, ". o.
Or. edubsn's %btribmtsr stftriihtr @Ittel btilt
obne WeoiIiH: 8beumatismrs, Quit uno etns
beupeb. gitTtHs, 9tbtra uno WlaaeHltiosH, labs
men Rideu II. T. 10. beiotrlsi @tihlthtsr uno ale
QripatihpdhsH BON NlnHetu.
Sine 1aihtnausgdbt bon Or. Sdnotn's btthhris
TEN meptliniiben gpttte itber eittrtiht ptbdnos
luna. pirD aui geuuih irst uno %psrNtgtlt ptrs
iau6t. Ter btts. i, %oii,rirte WeuiDsiitr iur eelbfts
bebdnplunQ obut ihdolibs Siiit. Kramer be-
ionbtrs ioattn Oas BUD lsisn. Wan GOEthitt:
Or. SANDER, 826 Broadway, New York.
cffimsefHnst bon 8 bis 6. e~sHniups 10 biz L
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

MEN, pelde bon iener Bartei aIs ibre
9rdiibentidaftss Ganbibaten i'm ndditen
Sabre beseidnet werben, baben in @ali'
f%ornien nidt nur feinen Grfols sebabt,
icnbern bas 8egentbeil bon benz erreidt,
mas iis nit ibrem 8eiud unb ibren &es
ben beSipedten. Ser 8eriud bes Sen.
@arner unb mebrerer GOnsrebmitslieoer,
bic fir SiIberprdeuns uno Wdbruns bes
seiitert iinb, Siblep gum 9rdiibenti9aftS'
@anbibaten Der Silberpurtei in Der nd6s
item Champagne Su MAIDEN, bat bbieS
8lut eemadt unb CUR 5ol6e sebabt, bab
iib bic Stats. Silberlisa bon Warner'S
NutionaI Organization politdnpis loss
seia8t bat.
4uSIanb.
3nei befannte gnarhifen HamenS
Sbbs unb 8rebs tpurben in Berlin auf
Die 8eiduloieuns perbaftet, elm 0pnas
nit. Ittentat auf ben 8aiier eggplant gu
baben. Sie Soeialiiten unb Sreiiinnis
gen bebaupten iebo4, bic 8erbaftun8en
purben poreenommen, um cine Eeaftion
su @uniten Der nmitursoorIase berpor'
s%abringen.
Or. 2ueser, Der antiiemitiide Sdbrer
i'm ReidSratbe unb rabiate Subenfreiier
1T gum Sices 8iraermeiiter bon Wien
ertpdbIt iporoen. 8Irsermeiiter @rues
BEL, elm 2iberaler, bat infolse bieier
NabI fem Imt nieberseIest unb Or.
9uessr 1T iebt @anbioat fir bic 8arSer'
meiiterteae.
Sie unsariide WasnatentafsI Uertparf
sum britten MaIe nit 1l9 eegen lis
Stimmen ben 5beil Der fir6enpolitiiben
8orIase, tpelder 2euten, bic fid gu fei'
ner &elision b%efennsn, Slei4e &e4te Be'
tpdbrt.
Das snsIiide IuSpdrtise amt fteIlt
in 4breoe, oaB 8roBbritannien beidloi.
fen babe, bic 8ereinbaruns nit ben Ser.
Staaten in 8etreHbsS 8obbenidlaeS unb
Der 8eaufidtisuns Der auf bic &obbens
iasb siebsnben Sdife nidt mebr su ers
neuern. @ie bas 9Iuspdrtise 4mt ans
sibt, beitanb iiberbaupt feline berartise
8sreinbarun8 bic &~obbeni6Idser ieien
eB s~ufriebsn Sstpeien, ii9 su ibrem eises
men Sdube an bic NufIiatSbebDrbe su
tpenben unb fir bic Robbenidonseit BEL
oieier ibrs @affsn unb @srdtbidaften in
Iufbsmabruns 3u seben.
Die Sommiiiion, peI1e bic in Grme.
MEN beriibten @reueltbaten unteriudt,
bat bic psrtpiiitsten Orti6aften beiudt
unb s~enisenbe 3epeiie %eefunben, oab
bic er3dbIten 9eididten pon Der eraus
iamen Nieoermebeluns Der Irmenier auf
Wabrbeit beruben unb bic Sbatiabe
puroe feitseiteat, bab bic 2eiden maiiens
baft in cine @rube setporfen. oann Be.
troleum in SdHern bariber ssiddt.et
unb ansesinbet purbe, UNI olrd's 8ers
BREMEN Der 2eiden bas barbarii4e Ser.
breden Dor @ntoeduns su bitten. Du
aber aud bieies MitteI febIidIus, ale
Spuren uno 8epeiie bes s%ruuenbafter
8erbredens aus benz Siege gu i6affen,
iaben ii9 bic tiirtii9en Ortsbebbrben
ssnbibist, bic 2ei6en einSeln bur6 BIZ
Ortsbepobner in setpeibtem 8oten BOZ
4nfunft Der MISREPRESENTATION be-
erbieen au lafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
IsIjiI;jiia';3,AI1IAl.!|ls|!4!ja5
IL. WPai 1895.

3uss p%srlaTen Srrdntpn fir philadelphia unb
Nep gJprf per . & 9 u R I'M 7.45 Mprgens,
1895, 100, 2.3S uuo 1 .3S Ra6m, per .. {.
& %. u u. 600, sos, 1t.20 ". unp 1 80 u.
8srIaIsn scranton fir pittstOn unp Wilfss-
barre per .. {. & W. U u. 600, sos, tt.20
Wprasns. 3.55, SOY, $50 Na6m.
0erlalIen Scranton fir " bite Sapen, Sajle-
ton, ppttspiae unp allen Tunften Der Beaver
Msaepp unp Ypttspille 3peigsn, per y. & N.
y. 6.4n W.. per . & 3 7.45 W, 1905, 100,
2.39, 400 Na6m per .. {. s. @. U. ". am
$40, sos, 1920 Worsrns, t.30, 3 S. Ha6m.
8rrla1sn scranton fir gstbICbsm, Cation,
&rapina, Sarrisburg unb allen 3piItenpunftsn
per .. s. 8. 8. u am las Dr., 1905, leo,
2.3s, 400, ft,3S Ndbmittags, per .. 6. & W.
600, sos, tt.20 81, 1.30 Ra6m.
8srla1ru scranton fir SunfbannUd. 5rtpan-
ea, Glmira, Stbaea, @enepa unp 3piib lnpunf,
ten per .. s. 8. U. ". UNI 8 As W., 1905 unb
1913 Na6m., per 3 { & @ 8 u am sos W
1.3O Nabmittass.
gsrIa6su SCRANTON fir 8ptsltr, Buffalo,
Niasara 6dlen, Detroit, Gbieasp unb pslflitsn
punftsn pr D&S&R S.45 W, IL 05, 9.t5,
1888 Ra6m., per D { & W U u unp pittstun
junction s 0S, 9.55 ", 1880, $50 Nabm., per
s. s @ U u 3.41 Na6m.
Sir Glmira unp @sfsn per SaIamanea, per
D&S88 S.45 W.. 1905, SOS Ra6mittae.
per . & @ sos 955 Dr., 1880, 6.R Ra&m.
pulmanu parlCr une S6laf- Utsr {. ..
SsHsIpassn auf alien 3ussn spiitsn {. s. Sl.
Sunetion Oesr WiIftsbarrs unp Rsp gcrf, pbi.
Iabelpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnipn Bride.
&oain 3. Wilbur, Gen. Cup.
9bas. 9. Sec, Gen. pad. assnt, pbilabsl,
pbta, pa.
q. %. Ronnsma6sr, aTt. Gen. Yaf. assnt,
Glib 9etblsbsn, ga.
Wsitsrs glusfunft srtbsiIt gB. G.. prpor, Stabt.
assnt, 800 ead'a Mpsnus, scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

II fir ben Lightning Freezer nstbpsnbis,
sbsnIp itbr penis @elp, bic 5batfatt II, bae
iiberbaupt ftbr ptnts @tIb nBtbis IN, tptnn ibr
uultrsm 9aben einsn 9tiuh a%bfatiet.
Nnfanssub NIT bitftm Gis-@nam Freezer,
baltsn mir aass, has Gilsnpaars ssnannt pirp,
bic su sinsm Carpet Cad.
limb 60 if sutf, pausrbafts @aare, babel.
Sbr fSnnt su6 parauf p%erlnitn. G~itnpaarsn
iiub nStbie, uitt 9urusaitift, harum ipaen Is
isiu, mas pafiir bsanipru&t pirp. llnitrs inb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
sans nnb Spf.
9rdfuns beim anfauf Don
6~ra8fdmereteu.

I'm iid Elm llrtsiI su berfdafsn, Oh
~porliessnSer @rasiame polfbrn,e unb
i9iper 1T, smpfisblt 8uIturs Snsenieur
8rum ,,2anbp. @odenbI. {. S9Iesp.
SoIf."O, ettpaS bon benz Samen in
oinniter 4uSbreituns auf Elm @lastiid
su itrsusn unb, nit einem s~peiten Glass
itiid bsbsdt, sesen bas Ia8eSlidt ooer
segsn cine 2ampe au balten. Sierbei
perbsn bic SamenipeIsen out6ideinenb
unb man erfennt gan; peutIi6, pie ipeit
binauf, ] ODER 9, t, bieieIben nit eisents
lidem Samen sefdlt finb. Gae tauben
Spslaen erf6einen beutIid, aud tritt
bic sleide poer unSIeide &Drnerstbbe
uieI flarer berbor. Sc meter bic Spel'
sen aqer 26rnsr slsi9mdbis NIT Samen
srfiGt iinb, beto idtperer 1T has 8orn:
setpidt unb beito mebr fam man oarauf
rednsn. sIsidmabis aussersiftsn Samsn
au erbdlten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Bas- Wasoeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismard
Sdrinse, Soadnciide Sdrinee beim Dus.
eno Ooer SdB6en bel gSicmaper, SO $50
2adapanua Npenue.
Ha- Die f~sinitsn 9rudarbeiten in Der
Stabt liefsrt bic v8O9enbIatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Sn SrIanb 1T bic 2aneIebIsfeit beSeus
tenO SrDber als man in England semeini8s
lib permutbet. Hah Der amtliden
Statiitit CAB e8 i'm IeBten Sabre auf Der
SuieI Gil Berionen, bic 95 Sabre oosr
mebr alt iparen. Dapon tparen 1916
Rdnner unb BIG Srauen. Sc Wdnner
uno 70 Srauen iparen 100 Sabre alt
oper nod alter. 8et Wandsn ldBt ii6
a~lerOines bu8 @eburtsiabr ni9t nit
Siaerbeit feititeasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Gius, bic 9ti6sib ptiB, sibt quite &atblal6st
e%aribsr, ME man Sritbsnnsn ieBt unp ie
unp bic Sunasn %bebaneelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
Ooote & Sbear g.,
119 @aibinstou 9lbe.
&arl &onmeper,
Np. 1871 Staforb Ipeuue,

VUIUUlItuI uHU ABEHI UUH UtHIIWtH
in. uno ausIanoiiheu
3eitunssn, Sii6ern, Ssiti6riften uno
&alenbern,
ionic aeent Der beribmtsn Btof Grpin Sart.
augen.G enJ uno Bilbelm 9ifs
B nnbsralbs; etfers beiIt itwade unb
ensiinoste au9en, Iestere SrenJ. uno Ridsn.
idmerjsn, alte uno nsue Bnn6eu, Stibnernu
gen ete.-bsusuifs ftsbsu Su Dienftsn.
The herald., 1895-02-19
PURGED OF HIS CONTEMPT
A Lawyer Who Didn't Think His Words
Were Loaded
Court of Arizona Territory -Reprimanded
for Scurrilous Epithets

Phoenix, Feb. 17.-Counsellor A. ].
Daggs appeared before the Supreme Court
yesterday morning to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt in
applying abusive and scurrilous epithets
to court, counsel and witnesses in the
appeal case entitled W. A. Daggs ct
ais, VS.. Hugh McCrum. The alleged
contemnors defense consisted OF a
disclaimer in which he practically
desired his offensive remarks to be
understood in a strictly Pickwickian
sense. Citing an old English author
lty he claimed to have been acting
under the conviction 'that where
counsel honestly believed wrong had
been committed, it is not only proper to
characterize the same in such language as
will direct the attention of the tribunal
before which the hearing is had to the
TACT, but 1T is his duty to do so in the in
terest OF his client" Defendant added
that his language was used in this sense,
with such understanding of the law, land
not for the purpose nor with the intent of
any manner offering any insulting or
scurrilous language to or in the presence
OF the court, says the Phoenix Gazette.
He further expressly disallowed any pur-
pose to misuse his privilege as counsel, or
to bring offensive matter before the court,
or to have acted from any malicious pur-
pose on his part.
With respect to an alleged repetition of
the contempt, by asking that his alleged
scurrilous brief, which the court had
stricken from the files, should be rein
instated, he insisted that this action had
been taken under a misapprehension of
the courts proceedings. I'm haste and
without due consideration he prepared
the Objectionable motion and subsequent
ly filed the same adding that he re-
GREETED his action in the premises, and
humbly asked the court to overlook what
might seemingly be Objectionable, done
in the excitement of the time and in the
absence of a true knowledge of the facts
Judge ID. J. Edwards added his voice
in favor OF forgiveness to the penitent
lawyer. The court delivered serious
reprimand and, with the intimation that
upon second attempt at contemptuous
language the consequence might be
markedly more serious, dismissed the
proceedings without further discipline.
The herald., 1895-02-19

But little stopping has been done. The
ore carries free gold and is easily worked.
Two concentrators are attached to the
mill and by this method all the sulphur
cts are saved.
Adjoining the Santa Rosa on the west,
and seven miles from Perris, is the Santa
Fesone OF the oldest mines in the district
but on which little practical work has been
done until the last few months. 1t is
owned by the Santa Fe Mining and Mill
ing company, OF which c. C. Davis is
president and W. M. Slower, general man
ager and superintendent. The Santa Fe
was ''coyoted' for many years by the
MeXicans, and the numerous holes cuts
and shallow shafts show the many
places from which ore was extracted and
worked by the primitive arrastre process.
1t is said by old timers that not less than
one hundred Mexicans worked at one
time on the Santa Rosa and Santa Fe
lodges and all made fair wages. The mine
is now opened by tunnel $40 feet long,
at the end of which u two-foot ledge was
found and on which a shaft has been
sunk 65 feet This tunnel will be run to
tap an incline shaft, following the vein
from the top OF the hill, that is now sunk
140 feet. The shaft, which pitches As deg,
will be run 80 feet before connecting with
the tunnel. At the end of the tunnel
drift will be run to the west and there
will connect with an air shaftwhich has
been sunk depth Of sixty feet on top. In
the main shaft the ledge matter is six feet
and lies between well defined walls of
granite and cynanide. The hills in which
the Santa Fe is located is network of
lodges, there being two on the south side
and three on the north and all dipping to
the center. At a. great depth it is to be
presumed that all will come in together
In all, six shafts have been sunk on the
Santa Fe, varying in depth from forty to
one hundred and ten feet and all have well
defined lodges. Immediately in front Of
and about three hundred feet distant from
the face of the tunnel mill site was
selected and on it a five stamp mill has
been erected. The mill is an improved
one and has all the latest attach
work. 1t has a capacity of ten tons
per day, but this. by the addition of
ten more stamps for which there is room,
can be increased to thirty tons. The
The herald., 1895-02-19
AT SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
The Revenue Officers Cruising on a
Special Mission
The Tourists Already Flocking TO the
island-Arrivais at the Hotels.
Fishermen's Luck

Avalon, Feb. 1S.--Saturday's steamer
brought over the largest number of pas
sengers carried on single trip this sea-
son. Los Angeles and Pasadena were
well represented and among those who
spent Sunday here were: W. W. Howard.
DIR. Tate, w. S. Farman and wife,
Charles M. Curtis, Dr. Charles G. Fowler,
George e. Brown and wife, V. r. Sutliff,
Mrs. J. NJ. Newell, DR.. A. s. Shorb, Miss
Shorb, Geo. II. Tompkins and L.. u.
Bacon.
Il. E. Morris, owner of the famous
Chicago ranch at Tulare, and his son, ].
Oliver Morris an eminent lawyer of
Chicago, left for the mainland last week.
II. d. Banks, of the Naval Reserve, and
Mrs. 4. f. Banks are registered at the Met
rople from Springfield, Mass.
The yacht San Diego, with number of
Custom House officers supposed to be on
secret mission, put in the bay Saturday
evening and lay off Sugar Loaf until
morning when she steamed along the
island coast in a northerly direction.
Late in the afternoon she was sighted
headed for San Diego.
The revenue cutter Wolcott is also
cruising about Catalina and Clemente on
official business.
The fishing yacht Alpha came over
Sunday morning from San Pedro, and re-
turned two hours later after making a
seven-ton haul of smelt and sardines
Late arrivals at the hotels are as follows :
Avalon Home-B. n. McFadden,
Havana ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Eaton,
Mrs. NJ. A. Phillips, F. C. Phillips Du-
luth, Mimi; Mrs. g, r. Courtright,
Misses Mary and Florence Courtright
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Letter,
Evanston, N. Y.
Sea Beach-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rich
ardson, Ashton, Ill. Mae l.. Lane, Lee
Center H.; Mrs. Emily Gaffin, Leaf
River Ill.
Hotel Metropole-Thomas Hayes, Miss
Hayes, indianapolis, Ind; W.T.. Knob
eloch Belleville, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.
Goodenow, Granite Falls, Mimi. Milo
Camp, Morris, MINI. +. j. Abel, Miss
Minnie Abel, Chicago; Jerry Bain, Ply
mouth, Ind; Mrs. j. Il. Howard, New
York; M. NJ Aller and family, Bushnell,
H., Mrs. Brevoort and children, Mrs
GriswoId, Mrs. McHenry, Mrs 4. r.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Boardman,
Denver; DIR. and Mrs. S. T. North, New
Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mcneil,
Sioux City ). Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shea,
Milwaukee; c. NJ. Brown, Ithaca, Mich ;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Sheldon, Sherman,
\. y; J. H. Rogers, Chicago; J. N.
Connard, The Isthmus.