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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

When sss9lo,,al rr,.,,,,,t,,, ,,,,eA 49,. ~.
san E,,,s ,,,,ss, -
~, - - msshs 49, ~
=, : eils1e ne Wouid return be-
ioie tiie New year TO look after his
political fences, and his long stay on
THE coast has nseca siesned eo,,,o l,t4,,
s;,I,,,,ris am ~. = Ds1e
lxr<,,,,, 80 u was
known Ihal besides removing his effects
10 SAT- Lake the colonel intended to do
some work in connection wifi, fhe Y,ro-
jected railway hestr,,as,, 49, s..4.-
Ems n,ooies. - 80. efss alau
$500 80 s''''N1 10" luriis out
,,,i ..,ls mas Deen the cause of
60, 80 Slssy. concerning the matter, the
60 :. ll,SiSs,o examiner says:
=. = GARRISON the as
q sill 9ntililate TREND OF the late
e.. "a Dlaliis IS WISHING this coast
49,. i,sS llshrtn MANY viii peheVe that
We'll mas peen SO Freely
ia,,a, ~ alter all OF secondary
=, seisi ~ view ol Nne ADMISSION
,,ss,,s ~, :. eiliiig NY ms most and
DO.
ile later, Wnen questioned albout the
e1iiuieclioit OF General Elarkzon with
t ~ e uuIAoll,g OF "a line from Salt Lake
~ os.sl 7 rstiielscoi ana Los Angeles,
.iiSaue a. =, ialher reiuceant admission 1t
VIC Saau' lnat Mr.. Garrison Is
l1si = ~ Siie interests OF such a road.
III III tiie occasion OF ms first visit, soon
s-esl bidaieS deatn, ne was working
Its same INTEREST. We are deter
,iiiilsu ~ our own interest to open up
esrrnlsls properlies IN western Utah and
5outAetil NeVaoas and this The line will
Nv.
we nave already splendid terminal
Ioppofeunplles In Los angeles. with wat
er front at SAN Pedro harbor. and we
are waiting to Seen whether San Fran
CISCO mas enterprise enough to take up
the San JOAQUIN Valley road and push
tt through before we take active steps
IN qhat direction. The connecting val
ley road will be a splendid bonus to
any competing transcontinental line.
ana II is remarkable how HttIe San
franclscoans are alive to the fact The
paltry subscription should be raised In
| a DAY by a city like this. However. N,ra
are willing to wait and see what is 90
ing TO be done with the valley road
before we talk about Tbuildine, irito ca n
| francisco
| How about Surveys?'' was asked
Our surveys, which are MANY, have
been made Most of the surveyors are
an and their work is complete. G1,It there
| is Still one party out"
AS to the hackers Of the plan Mr.
Trurnbo declined to speak. and sold
that he regretted that so n11ch. had
become known. There was a, r,IroF,1. n, al
the Southern Pacific company. recnr.
nizing the political influence of Can.
eral Clarkson and the energy of C.oIone-
Trumbo had made an effort tn h1,v
them off and those interested with
them. To this story Mr.. Trunbo onIy
replied that they could not be 1bouphd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
EFFECTED NO SETTLEMENT.
Caroline Mine Not Purchased BY the
BuIIiOn-Beck..

Although the board of directors of
the Bullion-Beck and Champion Mining
company yesterday afternoon consider
ed the advisability of purchasing the
Caroline mine, now claimed by both
John Beck and the company, and there
by settle the pending legal fight, no
definite action was taken, and the mat
ter remains in the same condition as
before. 1t seems hardly likely that the
property will be purchased by the COM
pany, for the present at least, although
a turn that way may occur at any time
Mr.. Beck and his associates have their
ideas pretty well UP and are asking
$175,000 for the claim, Notwithstanding
the fact that the property is in litiga-
ton and claimed by not less than two
parties.
Reports received from the mines by
the directors were of an encourag ing
nature. The mill building is rapidly go
! ing up and the machinery is arriving
almost daily.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

Having secured at least a temporary
How of water SUFFICIENT with which to
operate the Geyser MILL Mat Osborn
yesterday resumed operations and will
continue the trea tnlent sof ore Is long
as the water holds out There seems
to be nothing stable about the water
on the claim and many experienced
people are of the opinion that the only
solution will be the conveying OF water
over the hill from Ophir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
Railway Notes.

D. S. Taggart, of the Union Pacific,
and his bride, will arrive here this
afternoon.
The Masonic Grand Lodge will be in
session at Ogden on January IA, Is and
16. The railroads will make special
rates for this occasion, but they have
not yet been announced.
A mighty roar is already going up
over the anti-pass agreement and the
local railway men are finding life a
burden. Although the agreement has
been in effect but few days it is
already looked upon by the best rail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
The Short Line

In the matter of James NJ. Ham, trus-
tee, VS.. the Oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern Railway company, the receivers
were ordered by the court to continue the
operation and management of the proper
ties of the oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern Railway company, and to keep
separate accounts of the earnings and eX-
uenses of each mortgaged division.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

Der Of extremely han lsonle specimens
were received at the local offices Of
the comp There seems to be any
quantity rof the rock IN the property
and great deal of it is being raised
to the surface and thrown on the ore
TO be any market for the stuff, which
is a light green, handserna lv ottled.
It is highly probable, however That a
market will vet be eraa ted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
Homo seekers, Excursion.

The Rio Grande Western commences
another homeseekers' excursion from
Chicago, St. Louis and all points west,
to all points in Utah. The excursion
lists will leave on Jan. Is and the tick
cts will be good for thirty days. A
rate Of one fare for the round trip has
been made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

constitution. She says From She mid
die OF last August To the beginning OF
Novern5er. ( had two doctors at my
me no good, end in the beginning Of No
verober started with another doctor.
and after he had treated me awhile
without giving me any relief whatever.
asked him what my trouble was. lie
said. ] -lllgnt have a cancer or Sofae-
thing else, but if 1 got well It didn't
make any difference TO me what I had.
and Il I died. It wouldn't interest me
and wouldn't care what was the cause
Of my trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
Ore and BuIIion Receints.

T. R. Jones & Co. received yester-
day: Germania bullion, $1,000; silver
| and lead ores, $500.
Wells, Fargo &, Co. received: Penn
! sylvania bullion, s4,511.
Mccormick & Go: received: Hanauer
matte, $4,000; Hanauer bullion, $4,825;
Marion cyanides. $500; silver and lead
ores, $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
Metn1s sim Wax Down.

During the week just closed the
white metal gained three-eighths Of a
cent, the close on Monday last being
59as cents and yesterday 59A cents
These little gains do not give the pro-
ducers any encouragement, however,
and the future of the silver mining in
dustry of this territory is still very
blue.
Lead has not changed for several
months
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

Ores are stiii coming in very slowly
to the snelters in the valley and about
six stacks are being opera led. OF
these the Gernaania is operating three
the Hanauer two and the PAnnsy Iva
MA one. None of the expiring ore con-
tracts have been renewed as yet, the
producer preferring to await deYeicp-
ments cir old schedule to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
is now FULLY ORGANIZED
Siskiyou Gold Development Com
pany Newly Differed.
WILL WORK in CALIFORNIA
no SETTLEMENT OF THE CAROLINA
SUIT YET EFFECTED.

Directors Consider tlin
Advisability OF Making the Purcll-
ase--Ore and Bullion Receipts
Hold Their 0,vn-ColoneI Wall
Says Water May BE Convened
From ophir to. Camp Floyd Dis
trict-NeSv strikes I'M the Dalton
Horn si.ver Breaks the Produe-
fion Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
THE HOME OF UTAH.
Its Statement For 1894 is Out and
Gives Satisfaction to Its stock
holders.

The figures given in yesterdays Her
sld Of the fire losses paid by Insurance
companies in the United States during
the year 1894 were read with decided
interest by local insurance circles. All
are now awaiting the reports of the
various companies of losses on the Pa
ciac coast. from which is learned the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

The small fleet that flies "Old Glory''
in Asiatfc seas is now supposed to have
on the northern side of the Shantung
pron1ontory 1t Is a busting place, and
of such admirable climate in summer,
that IL becomes a sanitarium for various
classes. The foreign population, of about
800, consists chiefly OF missionaries and
their families.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
Other Doctors Failed.

The testimonial this week comes
the Farmers Ward on South Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth South.
Her trouble began with catarrh in the
head. and although, as she says, she
was treated 'oy some of the best doctors,
the catarrhal trouble grew steadily
worse until the poisons descended 10
the stomach and undermined her whole
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
Taking out Ynriscite.

For some time past the miners in
the Marion have been cutting through
bodies of that new stone known as
variscite and yesterday large num-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
sANpErE VALLEY ROAD.
The Surveyors May Arrive Here ANY
Day.

Day.
The surveyors of the Sanpete Valley
road, who are now running a line
through to Salt Lake, are making
rapid progress. They are now be-
tween Bingham Junction and Salt
Lake, and may get in the city limits
any day. Naturally there is much
speculation as to whether or not the
company will actually build south
from this city, and if so, how soon
work will be commenced. The proposed
extension has a most important bear
ing on the subject of cheap fuel and,
of course, the best wishes of the COM
munity will be with the Sanpete Val
lev people
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
SITUATION Is UNCHANGED
GRADUATED Sugar Still Selling
at Ruinous Figures.
HITTING THE TRUST HARD.
LEHI FACTORY WILL CLOSE ITS
RUN ON WEDNESDAY.

County Treasurer lynn is Register
ing Warrants, But With an AL
tered Stamp-There is Much Spec
uIation as to the Outcome of the
Matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
RUSH OF ORE SHIPMENTS.
Railroads Preparing For the Great
est business Ever Had

ttllIIEUNUs IEGDstEIIIs5 4 UT INT UNtHI-
est Business Ever Had.
In a circular just issued by all rail-
roads the minimum weight on ore in
car loads from Old and New Mexico,
Texas and Arizona, has been raised
from 10000 to 10000 pounds. This is
ordered because Of the scarcity OF
freight cars. Railroads say the pros
pective ore shipments are SO large that
there will be a scarcity Of cars unless
shippers are made to load their cars
heavily,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

81 always believed my trouble was tbs
result of caearrh, and when I went to
depoFable condition. The disease had un-
dermined my whole system, and suf-
fered all the time; there was a pain
over my heart and in the back part Of
my shoulder blade that was almost un-
bearable and never left me. was so
reduced in health and strength that I
WAS unable to do anything; could not
attend to any of my work My sleep
was broken and restless, and / would
rise from my bed in the morning COM
pfetely worn out
to told me not to eat anything and I
suppose II had continued with them,
would have died of starvation by this
time. They told me this because every
thing I ate caused me distress and mis-
cry in my stomach. Nearly every time Z
would go to them they would have a
charge me a dollar for writing pre-
scriptiOn and it always cost me from
one to two dollars to get DIT flied at the
drug store, and as I had TO go to them
every day or two, it Just took every
cent we could save and Scrape to pay
the doctors and pay for medicines.
when I finally went to Doctor
Shores, it was because read 50 many
testimonials ppaising his wonderful
| treatment, and now j am thankful 70
/ saw I Stand ready to state Just what so
that Doctor Shores cures where others
! fail, and the whole cost with Doctor
/ Shores IS SJ-UU q month Tor everything
! I began to get better from the
! first dose OF medicine I took from
! Doctor Shores. and I improved rapidly
and steadily until all the mi5erabla
( symptoms have passed away and / feel
entirely free from my trouble. I gained
/ in strength, and ! am able 70 DO my
work without trouble now. / enjoy a.
/ good appetite and feel good after eat
| ing. I sleep well at night and my sleep
refreshes me The good Doctor. Shores
| treatment does for the suffering has
never been exaggerated. and [ am very
+, glad to be able to add my testimonial in
praise of him"
/ Doctor Shores treats and cures ca-
tarrh and MI diseases OF the eye.
| ear, nose, throat, IuREs. stomach,
liver, kidneys and bladder, all
chronic private and nervous dis
eases of both sexes, and diseases OF
women and children. ONCE hours
( Forenoon. 8 to II. Afternoon, 2 to
;. Evening, to =. Sundays, IL am.
to L D. III. $500 Il MONTH for all
| Catarrhal Observation-Disclosures free
Doctor shores motto il "a Low Fee,
euicL Cure, Mild md Painless Treat-
rnentD IF yen cannot come to the
I office. write for Doctor shores new
symptom list and have your ense di-
arnosed and get expert advice free.
( LIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

The election of Charlie Brewer to the
came as g. matter of course. The Boston
Journal says a more genial, popular man
cannot be found in Harvard. His class is
'96, and he is a Boston boy. He is q,
great cluo favorite and, next to Wrenn,
was the highest man on this years team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
PROHIBITION.
Circulars Sent Out to Members Elect
of the Convention.

Copies of the following circular letter
Were yesterday mailed to all members
elect of the constitutional convention:
Salt Lake City, Utah. - 1888.
The undersigned committee have been
named by the Ministers association of
the Protestant churches and First Presi-
dency of the Church of Jesus Christ of
LaItter-day Saints, and the bishop of the
Catholic church of the diocese of Utah.
The purpose and object of this commit
tee is to aid in securing the submission
ibV the constitutional convention, to the
legal voters of the territory, of the ques-
ton of the prohibition of the manufac-
lture and sale as a beverage of intoXicat-
ing liquors in the proposed new state
We favor said question being submitted
to a vote of the people at the same cleo
ton with the constitution, but as a sep
arate article in substantially the form
and manner shown in the enclosed cir
cular.
You will observe that the proposed ar
ticle is directed solely against the manu-
facture and sale as a beverage, or in
other words against the saloon as an in
Stitution; it is not directed against the
personal liberty or private habits of the
individual citizen.
We desire as a committee to solicit and
if possible to secure your cooperation
and active support, as a member of the
constitutional convention, for the SUBJ
mission of this question as above indicat-
ed. We do not ask whether you are in
favor of prohibition, but simply whether
| it will be consistent with your views to
aid in extending to the legal voters their
constitutional right of expressing their
decision upon this question at the ballot
! box.
| If you have no objection to so doing,
| the committee would be pleased to have
| You advise them at an early date of your
views with reference to this question of
| submission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

Respectfully yours,
GEORGE r. GOODWIN,
j.. f. HALL,
A j. OREM.
w. R. HUTCHINSON,
JOHN NICHOLSON,
WILLARD YOUNG,
WILLARD W. VAUGHAN,
EDWARD H. ANDERSON,
SPENCER CLAWSON,
F. r. YARSDORFER.
Please address George F. Goodwin,
chairman, 20 and q Commercial block,
or John Nicholson, secretary, box is,
Salt Lake city. Utah.
The proposed article on prohibition is
ARTICLE PROHIBITION.
To be submitted TO separate vote of the
people as provided by the schedule
Section -. No person, association or
corporation shall within this state, man
ufacture for sale or gift as a. beverage,
any Intoxicating liquors, and no person.
association or corporation shall import
any of the same for sale or gift, or sell
or offer or keep the same for sale, or
gift. barter or trade as beverage.
The legislative assembly shall by law
prescribe regulations for the enforce;
Inent of the provisions of this article and
shall thereby provide suitable penalties
for the violation thereof.
SCHEDULE.
Sec. -. There shall be submitted, al
the same election at which this constitu.
ton is submitted for rejection or adoption
article -, entitled Prohibition anC
persons who desire to vote for said artl
Gle shall have written or printed on theil
| ballots, "For Prohibition" and all per
sons desiring ITO vote against said article
I shall have written or printed on theil
Ballots, Against Prohibition" If it shall
appear according to the returns hereir
provided for, that a majority of all tht
votes cast at said election for an(
against prohibition are for prohibition
| then said article - Shall be and form {
part of this constitution and be in full
force and effect, as such, from the dat,
of the admission of this state into tn,
Union. But if it shall appear, ACCORDING
to said returns, that a majority of salt
votes are against prohibition. then sail
article - shall be null and void, ant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
SALT LAKE { los ABGELIS
Trumbo and CIarkson Are Still
Working on It.
The COLONEL INTERVIEWED
CLAIM THAT THEY HAVE STRONG
EUROPEAN BACK1NG.

The sanpete Valley Surveyors May
Reach Salt Lake City Amy Day--
Rush of Ore shipments-Hom
seelzers, E;xcursion--The Anti-Pass
AGREEMENT a Fiat FaiIure-RaiI-
way Notes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
ORE AND BULLION RECEIPTS.
Total Valuation For the Week Holds
Its Own.

Although there were but five bust
ness days in the week just closed and
am absence of heavy gold movements,
the reported bank ore and bullion re-
ceipts held their own very we'll, the
total valuation being $133,S04. In ad-
dition the Ontario put out $4,000 fine
ounces, the Daily 1000, and the Mann
moth and Eureka-HiH their usual ship
ments. OF gold, but $500 was received.
A summary Of the weeks business is
as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06

Copies of the following circular letter
Were yesterday mailed to all members
elect of the constitutional convention:
Salt Lake City. Utah. - 1S9
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THE THE MARKETS EI BY By LEG GRAZ \
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
A Large Volume of Busine SIS on the
Exchange
Buying Very Strong, With Buoyancy That
Was a Pleasing Break in the
nonotony

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The volume of
business on the Stock Exchange today was
larger than on am day for months past,
and with the exception of a brief period
of depression between ii and II o'clock
the tendency of prices was upward. The
buying was very strong and the speculat-
ives exhibited buoyancy to which the
street has been long stranger. The great
factor of the upward movement was the
heavy buying for the local account. There
were no specially favorable circumstances
affecting either the railroad or industrial
stocks to account for the buoyancy of the
market. The early buying was by the
room traders. majority of whom APP
peared to We bulls. and as the prices
moved up the short interest took alarm
and began to cover on the best terms OBJ
tainable. The decline was soon changed
by the ready absorption OF all the offer
ings and prices resumed their upward
trend. The buying was strong and steady,
ana with scarcely reaction the market
continued to advance to the close, final
dealings being characterized by very
buoyant tone.
the bond market was strong and the
volume of business very large, the sales
aggregating So, 062, 900. The course of
prices was steadily upward to the close.
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sLiyerpool rlarkets

LIVERPOOL April 1s.-wheat was
firm and the demand moderate; No. =
red winter, As i0kd; No. red spring. IS
I'd; No. l hard Manitoba 5s I'd; No. 1
California. As lid.
Futures closed firm and 1@1Hd higher
than yesterdays prices; April, as lid ;
May, As 11Hd;s June, As 1lHd; July. As
11Hd; August, As 11Ad; September, 5s I'd.
As 2Md.
Futures closed firm; April, As Sd {;
May, As 3D.; June, As Sd; July. As sgd;
August As 3d. September, As 44d.
Flour-Firm demand moderate; st.
Louis fancy winter IS 3D.
Hops-At London, Pacific Coast, f2 los.
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
LOS ANGELES, April 1
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

THURSDAY, April 1s, 1895.
Elizabeth Aerck to E u winans-Blk
IS. ,3s. 81, 81, So. ST. 81, SIS. SO,
Asa Hanter ct al to i II winans-Bik
IS, 80, 5s 81. So. S. 81. SIS, SO,
I'D Hunt ,aH ct al to il winans-Bi3 1901
IS, 80, So. Sd; 55,. Sc. 81. SO, SO,
Highland Park trt -. 1894
Mary Burke to WinansoBlk 35. 3s,
SO, %, SIS, So, 81, 90, 50, Highland
III Cundiff to W + snodgrass-Els. mo
va NEl4, SEA sec IL, IT,. TO-. W ,ooo
B F Bali ct ux to E NJ page-Lot 95. WV
Mrs Lulu S freeman to- Mrs Catherine 40
Reith-Lot 95, blk 4. Howes trt $50
.aSSWA, swA sec 20, rs N K1o.w
Kate Alexander to Hattie Pease Collins WV
Lot IA, As. and 10 it, lot 43, Star
Peter Brubaker ct ux to Ida Nichols LOW
VIZ. NEA, seq sec %, 7 3, Il II,
Ida A Nichols to Peter Brnbaker-
Lot ~, Sub sec 81, TO- Mr. IL, VS.
John Mcdonald ct ux to Hugh Ham lam: wv
ilton-Lots IL, ID, 4 int in lots 7,9,
10. IL, IL, Wallace Sub .............. 1850
Ferdinand Ilodgkins etux to Mrs II
LGrabam-Lot 3. blk Y, Mott trt 80. $50
c IIurd ct TX to Frederick Moll-
VIZ, lot 49, Lick trt............. :. 1850
Melville Eshman to So Cal Packing
Co-Lot9, Cannery trt............... 300
Mrs Hannah A Baldwin ct con to N s
Bangham-Lot 81, Bixby trt .... 700
D Mills ct al to I NJ Wrght-N12.
NWH, and So sWl4 Sec 2, T to S, X
CIV, B NJ ........................ 1000
Edward Benchey to Thomas Whit
aker-Lot IL, Dickenson's sub of blk
5................ ,.......:.;...:: $50
Cora Morgan Crosby to John f Bcknell
W. of lot c. blk 2 Monrovia trt.. 1000
L Robertson to Kate Whitc--Lot 1893,
Alexander WE'LL trt................. 1900
Ida Iursum to J T Robertson-Lot 1913,
Alexander Veil trt................ 200
Flora Howes to Flora stephens =. .. 1850
Thos Beatty ct uX Is I6)-W Ii Obear
Lot s. blk %, blk II. blk "a Elec-
trio Ry Homestead Assn trt....... 400
Summary
Deeds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4S
Nominal ............... ................. Is
Total, 1922, 2I7
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Marine News

REDONDO. April Is, 1895.
Arrived-Steamer Bonita, Doran, mas
ter, from San Francisco and way ports
with As tons.
April 18th Steamship Corona. Hall,
master, from San Diego with 20 pas
sengers
Departed April 16th-Steamar Rival,
Johnson, master. for San Francisco !;
steamer Bonita, Doran, master, for San
Diego.
April Steamship Corona, Hall,
master, for San Francisco with 81 tons
and 10 passengers;