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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-09
BURNED AT SEA.
Reported Destruction of an Oil
Laden Steamer.

LIMA, Peru, Nov. SIT is reported
that the British steamer Mineral, load
ed at Payta with petroleum for San
Francisco has been burned to the wa
ter'S edge.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-09

Address all letters and telegrars 10
THE GLOBE. St. Paul MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-09
THE DHlLY GLOBE
IS PUBLISHED EVERY OAT
A. the Globe building.
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Daily only, per InoHth. a"
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Sunday only. one year. ..... $3.50
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-09
RIVER AT s A. NJ.

Note-Barometer corrected for tenn
P. F. LYONS.
Observer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-09

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T0nAY,S MEATHER.

Complete files or the q 10 always
kept on hsnd for reference.
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the standpoint of water supply, a very
necessary item in computing the value of
LANDS in Southern CalifNrnia. Upon this
ranch there is ample watpr already sup
piled from artesan wells and stored in
great reservoirs. The frequency of the
water supplies over the propeitf make it
easy to reach any portion of the territory
with paratively little piping. Stran-
gers to the prevalent conditions Of this
portion of the state do not appreciate tho
importance Of this matter as we'll as that
class OF the population which is indigo
nous tn the soil. To understand the mat
ter it need only be stated that lands
which will, under some circumstances, be
found unstable at S. par acre without
water, will readily bring 5000 with water.
The water supply upon Sunny Slope is
so plentiful that much of The punderous
machinery required in the winery is
moved by 1t, while large artificial lake.
maintained at the ranch hea dquarters,
ia supplied from it,
The northern part of the ranch, lying
adjacent to Lamanda Park, beautiful
eastern suburb of Pasadena, was the first
to be subdivided. The agency for the
sale of this land is in the hands of Eas-
ton, Eldridge & Co. of Los Angeles. This
is choice suburban property and an ideal
section for homes. 1t is not too much to
say that there i, no more choice proper
ty to be had, even in this attractive Sec
I ton. part Of this subdivision is less
than seventy yards from Colorado street,
the main thoroug hfare of Pasadena. San
Pasqual street is soon to be- extended east
from the city through the center OF the
tract. This subdivision can easily be
watered by simply sinking wells upon it.
BY the use of small engines. pro PEELED
by the wind Or by gasoline, the WORK
may readily be done at the minimum of
cost. This section of the trait 10 por-
ton OF the beautiful park lands. 1t is
rapidly being transformed into attractive
and productive homes. and. as the hold
ing are only of ten acres each, the entire
portion will soon become one Of the most
thickly settled portions Of the San Ga
Driel valley. In fact, before long, it will
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fact that they are produced by the double
copper distilled process.
THE EASTERN HOUSE.

80
copper distilled process.
THE EASTERN HOUSE.
The great volume of the eastern and for
eisn business of the house demands tho
maintenance of branch or agency in
the city of New YORK. Messrs. Hsyne,
Kirkland g. Co., of 107 Hudson street,
is the house at which Sunny Slope pro-
ducts may there be had. That firm is
not engaged IN mixing or blending wines.
but confines its activities to handling
them in their original packages. Ofssthem
the products Of this winery are obtainable
at very low rates, owing to the fact that
they are shipped across the continent in
carload lots, and thus laid down at the
sea beard at the lowest freight rates Oh
tainable. The eastern house is one of
the old reliable institutions Of America
engaged in the merchandising Of wines,
and ENJOYS snch a reputation for fair
and honorable dealing as to give assur-
ance to its patrons that anything which
meets its endorsements is worthy of pat
ronage. Orders for Sunny Slope wines
for tue eastern trade should be directed
to them.
The home management OF the winery
devolves upon Mr.. 4. c. Bichowsky. a
gentleman long associated with the in
stitution. 1t is matter of common
knowledge among those competent to
express an opinion that the high stand
ard OF efficiency which the institution
now enjoys is entirely due to the tireless
efforts of its able manager. Upon assum-
ing his present responsible position in
1889 Mr.. Bichowsky brought to it long
training in viticulture ana wine making,
and al once set about the introduction of
needed repairs and Improvements in the
mechanical department. of the plant.
To-Day it is the best equipped institution
Of the kind IN Southern California If not
in the world. AS it now is Sunny Slope
reflects, in all OF its manifold aspects.
the genius who presides over its des-
TIMES. Everything about wears look
of thrift and newness. No part of the
great institution is suffered to go without
constant care and improvement. and the
result is that all looks neat and tidy at
all times. The interior of the great vaults
and cellars il scrupuIuusly clean, while
everyone oft the pl,cs see MS ent
uron the performance of uis allotted
task. Under these circumstances it could
MT be otherwise than that the manager
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the estate OF foreign pr nee or poten-
tate. With an area extending three and
one-half mi lies from north to south and
nearly as wide as long, the level valley
and undulating hill,ides of Sunny Slope,
clad, as they are IN natures most at
tractive aspect, constitute picture upon
the casual clio be -trotter or the dIscern-
ing capitalist may well gaze with interest
and enthusiasm. More than 1900 acres
of the ranch are now under cultivation,
the remaining territory being devoted to
parks, pastures and groves.
The cultivated portion of the ranch is
not all devoted to the production OF one
kind of tree or vine, but il diversified
with some of the most profitable fruits
that are grown in Southern California.
There are Gao acres-one square mile-of
grape vines, $50 acres in orange groves, 80
acres in lemon trees, 100 acres in various
descriptions of deoiduous fruits. such as
apricots, peaches, pTunes, pears, etc., 80
acres in Euglieh walnut trees OF several
varieties, besides considerable AREA
devoted to the cultivation OF sucn agIl-
cutual products as barley, corn and oats.
The annual wine producing capacity OF
the esta blishment is half q million gall
Ions of sweet wines and $50, 900 gallons of
grape brandy. The storage capacity for
wine alone is 1900, 900 gallons. The cell
lars contain Brobdignagian casks in rank
1t is no., however, quantity OF product
produced that makes the reputation of
n vineyard. Some of the most celebrated
wineries of the world, such az those Of
Johannesburg and LATTE, are small insti-
tutions. Il is quality alone which gives a
vineyard reputation and which makes its
product to be sought after by the con-
noiss u Of the world. Tho wines of
Sunny Slo le have earned a deserved and
enviabe reputation for flavor and bou-
quet in all markets of the world. The
brand of this institution has become a
sine que non upon which purchasers rely
without further investigation. The cell
lars OF the winery contain vintages dating
from 1873 down. They com prise port,
sherry. angelica, tokay. nuscat and
madeira, with brandies of great age and
excellence. These wines are made from
pure grape juice, fortified by grape spirits
manufactured 1pon the premises, SO that
purchasers have the assurance that they
are securing absolutely pure goods at
this establish ment. The brandies are far
superior to the ordinary product from the
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tire territory, and for a long period the

tire territory, and for long period the
industry was Frustrated.
Gradually experts from the east and
/ from Europe began coming into the ter
ritory. bringing with them knowledge oil
improved methods and means of putting
that knowledge into practice. Instead
OF using single varieties of grapes for the
production of a given kind OF wine, as
had been done before. the juices OF
several varieties wore now blended, and
from that time the reputation of Califor
mia wines began again to occupy an en-
viablc place in the markets of the world.
Thirty-six years ago Mr.. L. J. Rose. one
of CaiforniA's pioneers. having crossed
the plains With cattle train from Iowa.
was attracted by the beautiful scenery
and fertile soil of the San Gabriel valley
and induced to take up his home and
fury earlier it had been brought under
cultivation by Indians under charge Of
the Mission fathers. OF them Mr.. Rose
purchased about 1000 acres OF land and
gave it the significant name Sunny Slope,
which has chung TO it ever since. But
he gave the fertile valley something
more than a name. Ho bestowed upon
comprehensive body and mind. lie
planted vines ard fruit trees, and when,
twenty-five years later, he sold the Prop
erty to l.. ]. Eose e. Co., limited. nearly
one-half OF the entire rancho was under
cultivation in vineyard and orchard.
Today Sunny Slope is by far the most
famous vineyard in Southern California.
Its product Clearly has the cal on the east
ern market and is known in Europe by
victories over competing French and
Belgian Vineyards. 1t represents the
most advanced position which has been
attained by any California establishment
in the production of wines and is the
recognized champion of the claims Of
this state as a respectable competitor for
the worln's patronage in the grape in
dustry. The Institution is one which all
Californians are and should be proud of.
Its daring and enterprise are absolutely
without limit. 1t halts at no expense to
improve the quality oil Its product or to
spread the name and fame of the state
in which it is located. Through its efforts
the state has become known in connec-
tin with great industry in manner
more thoroughly than it could BY any
other means. Today the place is sought
by the tourist be he Enropean or native
born. This wide domain Is quite like
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-11
4,l29, 100 4, 039. 270
233, $50 141, $50
s2,so5 80, l65
4,372, 465 1894, $40
AZ. 1850 40, 239. 40
1874, 900 4,974, $50
2, 1865, $50 2,2l2, 58l

Total assessment. S4s, ss7. $50 $47, 427, 020
Increase 1895 SO over 1S94-95. 81, 460, 80.
The present bonded indebtedness of the
city is 81 563, $50.
The iollowin is a statement Of the as.
sessed value OF property in Los Angeles
county for the years 1S94-95:
Value OF real estate other than city and
town lots, 1894. $50, 479, $40; 1896. $751;
024. go.
Value of city and town lots. 1894, $685.
$50, 555; 1895, $50, 796, $50.
Value OF all Of the above real estate, 1884,
$40. 439. 0a5; 1895. $51. 500, $50.
Value OF improvements on real estate
other than city and town lots, 1894,
So, 263 535; 1896, 50. 4S1, $40.
Value OF Improvements on city and
town lots. 1894, s15, 1885, $50; 1895, &c.,
Value of all improvements, 1894, s1e,-
447, 1855; 1895, $40, 203, $40.
Total value of real eBtato, lots and
i'm movements, 1894, $67, ss6, 260; 1896, $72,-
024, $50.
Value of personal property other than
money. 1894, So. 10. sis; 1895. SO, bsO, 1915.
Value of money, 1894. $519,S24; 1895,
Total value after equalization by coun-
erty. 1894, SO. 499. 1872: 1895. $s4. 1877, 196.
Increase during 1895, Sc. 298, OLA
The assessed value OF mortgages ID
Sc, 153 740
The number of acres IF land assessed
Is, 1894, 81, 095, oil; 1895. $1,Os6, 943.
THE BUILDING RECORD.
One Of the best evidences of the really
su bstantial growth OF any city Is the
building record, whore record is publicly
made OF every building permit issued,
the cost of the im proveme emit proposed,
a full description of the same and its pro-
posed location. The CO m parative official
statistics upon this subject as they apply
to Los Angeles are as follows:
1904
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Associated Charities Meeting

The second annual meeting of the Al.
ISOLATED Charities will tnke place tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the rooms
of the association, IL and 12, court house,
at which time full report OF the work
accomplished during the past year will
be given. The election OF o9ascers for the
coming year will also take place. This
is an important meeting. and 1t 10 hoPsd
that every person interested in tho sue.
cess Of the charities will be present.
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RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from
rupture. Professor Joseph Fandry. for
merly OF Berlin, German. now OF Santa
Barbara, is practical rupture specialist
and truss manufactures. Information
free whereby you can be cured. Those
having tried all kinds Of patent trusses
and found no relief, also have given up
all hope. to those people am calling their
attention. and especially ask them to
send mo their addresses.
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TIE sunny SLOPE LANDS
Valuable Portions of the
Ranch in the Market
V|T|CULIURE IND HORTICULTURE
Both Industries Provided for In
Soil and Water
CROPS ARE MADE CERTAIN
Endless Varieties Of Fruits Success fully
Raised
CROPS ARE MADE CERTAIN
Endless Varieties Of Fruits Success fully
Raised
for Profitable Investment and
Homes
The Productiveness and Products Of the
San Gabriel Valley Are Not
Excelled in the Civil
lied World

Mention has already been made in these
columns of the vineyards and winery OF
Sunny Slope. These, though great inter-
ests, are not the only ones worthy of
mention IN connection with this princely
estate. The horticultural and viticultural
interests are very great and promits for
the future untold profits to investors.
The lands are fortunately situated from
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CIVIC PARLIAMENT
The Three Days Session Will Commence
This Evening

This Evening
The civic parliament holds its first
session this evening, the subject for tho
evening being Chr stian Citizenship. The
delegate to the parliament from the in
stitute Of Applied Christianity will pre-
side and Rev. Burt Estes Howard, dele
gate from the Ministerial union. will
make the opening address, followed BY
Rev. ]. s. Thomson. after which half an
hour will be devoted to general discus
SION, led by Ralph E. Hoyt and Miss @.
T. Stickney. The addresses will occupy
t IN I;yy;tsd dn 70 Ave minute speecn.s. VIZ"
The meetings of the parliament will be
held in the Unitarian church. Hill aud
Third streets, the evening ssrsions be-
ginning at 1880 and the afteroon sessions
At I.3Q.
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OF Sunny Slope should be regarded with
great favor by the business community
which he adorns. His many and intimate
fr endships have been potent factors in
mAking of this institution the Leading
winery OF Southern California.
AS the season advances the fact is be-.
coming more and moro certain that the
grape crop for the present rear is going
TO prove inadequate for the demand.
AS is well known the winc stocks held
over from former years arc entirely ex-
hausted and the result will be pro-
nounced rise in prices In the near future,
with some doubts as to Whether orders
can be filed at all. Those dealers who
have not already made arrangements for
pointed unless orders are promptly
placed. The fact that wines have sold
for less than they were worth for the last
three seasons will make producers only
too glad to take advantage of any pre-
text to advance prices to a profitable
standard.
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When your boys. and girls are grown
ND those lots The Herald is giving away
to all subscribers may be worth $1,000
each. Why not secure one or more and
have the deed made out in the name OF
your prospective heir? If you are taxi
ing Tie Herald subscribe for another
copy, send it to some eastern friend or
relative and have tho town lot which
comes with 1t decided to some Nom Der
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From a certain fashionable neighbour
hood in Kansas City the young people
have been making autumn excursions in
TO the woods and cooking their own sup
pers. The first was a potato roast aud
was great success. A fire was built and
the potatoes were baked in the ashes. On
the next trip chops were cooked by
stringing them on wire before pile of
glowing fagots. The bill of fare is varied
with each exc 1rsion, and hunger supplies
the sauce.
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BY the queens wish, the room in tho
Kensington palace, where her majesty
was born, and which was closed for years,
mas been specially done up this year, 90
as TO present tbs exact appearance which
it had in 1919. 1t IL now understood
that her majesty will in future elbow tho
room to be visited by SPECIAL friends Of the
court. The gold and brass work of the
room, although murh worn, Is still IN a
fair state of preservation.
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Scrofula and blood poison radically
cured in from one to three m onths Syph-
Ills positively cured by the hypodermio
treat ment. No medicine given INTERNAL.
". Call on or address DR.. II. p. Pee
bles, 4l5% S. Sprins st.
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Ex-Congressman r. K. De Forest OF
Yale, who LOST his skull bones pin
tNirty one years ago, had 1t restored to
hi at midnight the other night by Pro-
fesior S. S. Sanford of Yale. who hap
pc ed to d the pin under stone on
the camuus. 10 add zest to the return
Of the pin the professor, who Is somewhat
of a wag, waited until the dead of night
before restoring it to it's rIghtful owner.
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First Grand Prize Masquerade Ball
Will be gwen by Los Angeles Council Of
Labor on Saturday evening. Novem Der
23d, at Now Turnvsrein hall, Mai n st.
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cents per gallon. T. Vache & Co., Com
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
900
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Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors
Broadway and Sixth street.. Tel. DAB.
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Probably the most illogical name in
America belongs to Rev. DR.. lFewsmiths
of Newark, N. J.
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Agency for Pabst beer. Pacific Bottling
Works. cor. Fifth and Wolfskill SITS.
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Have your grocer send you some of huyIer's
Cocoa and Chocolates with your next order
once tried, always used
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-11

A. A. Eckstrom of 32A S. Spring St., is where
you want to 20 looking for good wall paper at
the right price.
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Also rupture treated by DR.. c Edgar Smith
northeast corner Main and Seventh streets.
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Increase for last half year. .sl7, s72. o.

This is an increase of within fraction
of 10 per cent for the six months, or at
the rate of 20 per cent year.
Tue writer is indebted for the postoffics
statistics and the bank clearance figures
in this article to Two Years OF Progress,
. publication issued by the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce in September.
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Personal property
assessed against
real estate.
Money. .........
Value OF i'm prove.
ments on lease
land
Mortgage deduc-
mons.
Total value after
deductions....
Mortgages. .........
Personal property.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-12-05
Gov. Stone Grants Two Pard0ns

Jefferson City, No, Nov. 2S.-
Gov. Stone to-day granted two par
dons in commenoration of Thanks
giving Day. They were to ". B.
Whifin and J. 3. Breeding. The
former was serving seven-year SEN
tence from St Francois County for
robbery. The day was not observed
as holiday at the prison, but War
den Pace gave the conviets an un-
usually good dinner,the chief feature
OF which was picked pigs feet,twen-
ty FIVE barrels being necessary to
supply the table. All Of the State
offices and the business houses were
closed today and it was a genuine
holiday in Jefferson City
The Butler weekly times., 1895-12-05
500 Reward 800.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cute is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a Constitu-
tional disease requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn, thereby DESTROYING the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patien,
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have 50 much faith in
its curative powers, that they otter One
Hundred Dollars tor anv case that tails
to cure. Send for list of testim onials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY s. co. Toledo c
Bn-Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-12-05

Going into decline" How Of
ten do we hear this expression. What
does it men? 1t means that people
are losing flesh growing, thin, vast
ing.
The way to correct this condition
is to improve the digestion. The
condition arises from an inability to
eat and digest food. In fact food
does more harm than good because
it ferments and putrefes in the
stomach, developing poisonous sub
stances which when absorbed causes
various disorders.
What is required is that the
stomach be made to perform its
duties. The Shaker Digestive Cor.
dial is food already digested and a
digester of foods as we'll. 1t will
make the stomach healthy. Get 8
book from the druggist and read
about it.
The Butler weekly times., 1895-12-05
Became a Cannibai,

Fort Wayne, Iud,, Nov. 81
Henry Doehrman was arrested Mon
day night and held for observation.
He has several times within the last
few days threatened to kill himself.
Doehrman came from Germany
three years ago. When Doehrman
arrived he had $4,000 in cash, but
since then he has travelled extensive
ly in North and South America and
he has no money left.
A few months ago he started back
to the United States from South
America, and his story of the return
voyage is horrible. He was COM
PEELED to become cannibal.
The vessel upon which he was re-
turning encountered a fearful storm
and was wrecked. Doehrman and
six others were the only survivors.
The seven men escaped in a life
boat, but they were not able to Sc
cure provisions from the sinking
ship. For Il days they floated about
with nothing to eat and during those
days their sufferings were indescrib-
able.
SO nearly famished were they that
one man could stand it no longer.
He ended his agony by leaping into
the ocean. On the 14th day, it was
decided By the ship-wrecked men
that ons Of them must die and be
eaten by the other FIVE They cast
lots and it fell upon an italian TO be
the victim.
The man accepted his fate and
cut his own throat. Then his body
was eaten by the famished men
Three days later a passing vessel
picked them up and took them te
New Orleans