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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
The San Jose Scale.

Professor Smith, entomologist Of the
New Jersey station, closes bulletin on
the subject of this dreaded insect pest
with series of recommendations among
which are: If on examination the scale
is present in q young orchard, use stiff
brush and brush Off the scales during
the winter season. If the trees are too
numerous to be treated by hand, prune
back and wash the trees with a potash
solution month later Treat the trees
with kerosene emulsion.
Professor Riley, in bulletin issued
from the Maryland station, expresses
doubts as to whether anything is to be
gained by the stiff brush treatment urged
by Professor Smith and believes that
any effective winter wash will obviate
the necessity for this preliminary labor
The other treatment recommended he
pronounces valuable. He concludes his
bulletin with this statement: "As re-
suit OF later experiments the past win
ter 1t becomes evident that any thorough
spraying of the two pound to the gallon
solution of whale oil soap will be per-
fectly effective and may be depended
upon as substitute for the treatment
urged by Professor Smith. I"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
Rural Dreyities.

Tho Texas Farm and Ranch makes
tho statement that tho silo is especially
desirable for the SOUTH
The Triumph" is named rs good
fall potato for the southwest.
A Florida correspondent tells that
many are saving off the stricken orange
trees at the ground, where they insert
the scions on sour stumps, or in case of
sweet stumps rear sweet seedlings 1t is
argued that from tho sweet stumps Of
Seeding trees bearing grove oan be
made in three or four years.
The Bunch Yellow yam is n new va.
riety of sweet potato. Its stems grow
erect in q bunch and do not spread on
the ground like those of the old varie-
ties, but otherwise it is identical with
the common yellow yam.
1t is stated as remarkable fact that
during the year 1894 Mississippi pro.
duced corn enough to do her without
importing n bushel.
The talk about the San Jose scale has
had the effect Of stirring people up to
investigate the various scale insects that
affect trees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
AUcrIoN SALES -FUTURs DAYS
SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
REAL ESTATE AT cApRoN,

ny yiTtpre Of deed Of trust executed ON tba nh
GAY OF July, 1898, by J. j. Robinson of Psilsisil
Lpa, 70 hioeft ThoMpsou, trpstee Tor f5,e furnnsa
S5etein set forth which deed il Of recura In M
Sinia omee OF southampton County Court, Wiz.
H. ta,st use un3eraigned as sub,tituted trustee In
pnpnc auction to tho high st bidder. ut Csnron
On TUESDAY. Juno ilth 1885 alto o'clore NJ
III on the property, real and personal under the
Sehuoi anc 1Ir the possess 10 Of the suhsti,uto "a
tee Ds virture of the said deed OF tr ,st of Inv
1882 consisting OF the mill building, (know !,
frontage OF 26 Feet also all she s and otssr hniiI
lngS connect Herewith; tspomrnt honss. .
slaa,i ary Siins 29x<o feet, the property being
iocotea at Capron. Va, upon land LEASED T,on, ~
~ Irut Co., which lease vii, be ASA ened 10 The
purchaser OF he p!o;erty ~ '"e
90 oh9-an The machinery Of eyfry ature md
assSeripthn connected With or bell n cling 10 The
said lsntt including among other thugs sbinaie
o9tht con pete, SO h. p. Sage boilers, 81 h, NJ
Cleveland IfcodSick engine. 1 SO h. n Hovstnpp..
otsn~otu namtie engine, planers 1 40 inch rn
Jaw ~ inch rtP-saw, 5 cutoff SAWS 2 email lin
,aW, Nie OF betting With shafl!ng and D lid =
uu.oliatle knife grinder, saw grinder, pump
ard planning MILL IVA '"e'oi!
Ih'rd-on- lot containing Is acre on Main srreet
syfon upon which there Is n desii able dwelling
vi q, rooms a IA M cessary on, -hOuscs
., ms, cne-thiId cash. remainder upon term,
eeonomic arrangements for lumber np,u WHOM m
oPefMe eau De effected by The pur,,I assr or The
pant. moro complete In ventory of the nron,tfS
70 U. sou or any Information regarding The snma
my De htd by applying to -A'-''
JAS. l. McLEMORE.
N,r,s 700. Substituted Trustee
luy5S-,ds Sourtlauo, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

haze written thankful letters on the ssme
subject, which have been publ.nod the
world over, and have ca lei forth unask ed
Tor responsive letters from equally lromi-
nent men md women in other lands.
low is lie te: that common 8 itself in
ihia spring month OF May to evervvomeu
IN Norio!k 1t WAS voluntariliy written t1
vel e. Richardson & Co., Ivy u LADY whose
portrait. gwen above, IL assurance of her
III IN character and honest disposition. she
is picture o womanly health. She ia Mrs
10: ert Nj. Moore, of Laporte, Ind, and she
a, = lease accept my heartfelt thanks for
Tue great good Paine's ce cry comronnl
has done me. do think that there cannot
oe 700 much sail in its favor. | was COM
p'cteiS run down year aGo AMI had the
" ce aud attendance of two OF The bs I
nhysi ians in the TOW II. who pronounce nv
sichneSs nervous prosirdt. on. | WAS trclted
oH ons ior two weeks. AMI then went 10 an
aer ana at first he so mol help mo. but
after n while instead OF getting bettar
went from bad to worse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

M the earnest solicitation or two of nv
'hliHren and dear frieni. who WIS ,ery
much INT rested in my case. commenced
seven totles, anu M thankful TO saw that
nm VOL woman to-day. Considering th,
low state OF health i'll which WAS nv cure
ms hesu pronounced wonderful You can
use TINS communication as yen ee fit"
For recovery from the effects OF too con.
ut Mt indoor work. worry over-exert;on y.
oeay Or mini and for the general lie, ,ed
state OF hea til III I Is so apt 10 result from n
Sc IN AIRY, iio of Lard ,rk and rnutime
a'nc elery COMPOUND 10 the on strictly
accura re LEI. tretreshes an restores the
wornout ti'sues. di>poses the DO w 10 tak
onpew esh and rapidly lenisup he system
working. ''
DrudGing indoor workers who seldom get
ione Draath OF flesh sir ami thore are
many such, both men an women rerova
viGor OF the II ryes land vital organs throupb
the nse OF Painss celery Compound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
PLAT CONTAINING TWELVE REDS.

or quite level, still there is one way
along its surface that is level Find the
level line and lay out your bed Is inches
wide and then u path 10 inches wide
Make your path go around one end Of
hrst bed and then the opposite end of
second bed, and SO on for as many beds
as you want, is the advice of n CORE
spondent who illustrated and described
his plan as follows for Kansas Farmer:
1 show on this plat 12 beds, each 20
Feet long, or 312 feet of beds, and this,
with two rows of vegetables in each bed,
makes ga feet Of vegetables or plants
AS the beds and paths are level from end
to end Of each, if your paths are inch
es deep and you turn in inches of wa
ter, this inch head, with tho fall it
will get going around tho end of the
beds, will carry the water back and
forth, until soon after the time the last
bed is reached they will all have been
soaked through and through and all of
your plants DO effcctually subi1Tigated.
The advantage of having only one stream
OF water to look after instead Of several
smaller streams running down the slope,
where they soon reach the end Of your
rows and the water wastes away, is less
trouble and by far moro economical of
water. ANY man having an eight foot
windmill can, by putting up 100 bar
rel tank, or, better still, building a
small pond, ono he can build in even
one days time with team and an ordi
nary sl.a scraper, have as fine garden
as any in the land.
Ii at any time he wants to water any
OF the lower beds and not the upper
ones, he can let the water run down in
ditch "A" to opposite the bed needing
water, and by cutting through bed No.
IL, can use water where wanted. By
laying ont beds to left Of ditch "a, -
strawberries, gooseberries, etc., can be
planted and watered in same manner
as our vegetable garden.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
How to Make coooanus pudding.

One quart of stale bread should bo
broken up fine and soaked for two hours
in quarts of cold milk AT the end of
that time beat eggs with one-half cup
fui of sugar and teaspoonfuls Of salt
and stir into the bread and milk. Then
add cupful of prepared cocoanut and
one-half cupful of finely cut citron. This
may be baked in a pudding dish for
shree-quarters of an hour or may be
cooked in the steamer one hour. Serve
with creamy or hard sauce.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
How Deafness Often Develops In Soldiers

In battle the auditory nerves, having
been unduly excited by the firing of
guns, ETC., the soldier Oh coming out of
an engagement very frequently suffers
from temporary deafness, though no
organic or structural disease is devel-
oped. Artisans who are engaged in boil
er making become in time quite deaf
from the same excitement Of tho audi
tory nerve produced by the hammering
of the iron to which they arc subjected,
and in their case deafness becomes un.
fortunately chronic, the auditory nerve
being destroyed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

Southern Cultivator asks, why not
cultivate more friendly relations with
Burmuda gTass?"
A report comes Of havoc committed
by tho army worm in Kentucky.
1t is reported that good COWS now sell
higher in Texas than do horses.
As an evidence of the growing peanut
industry NAV be cited the 500, 600 fac
tory in process of construction Mt Wa.
verify, Tenn, for the economical han
ding of this crop from the time the peas
are harvested until the oil is expressed
and the sorted nuts are shipped to mar
ket.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
The people have given their verdict!


Every state. county AMI most humble vii
lage has had voice in It.
There is concensua of testimony from
all America to the fact that Paiucs celery
compound is making sick, tired-out. ner-
VOWS men and women we'll ant strong agnln.
There have been published by thousands
in every State in the country. this spring.
tes iomInls from people in every station oil
life III those States telling of the many
many cases where this greatest OF all rem
edies has made peopls we'll.
The yiRoIsIAS has published the unsoli-
cited testimony OF well-ki,wn and Ii ghly
esteemed people in Norfolk who have
found health and strength in the remedy
that was first prescribed by Prof. Edward
Phelps, NJ. D., LII. D., of Dartmouth Col
eye.
Men and women Of national reputation
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

Caramel, SO much used to color sauces,
gravies, ETC., is made as follows: Heat
half pound of brown sugar in small
kettle and stir until it is smooth, dark
brown butter, but be careful that it does
not burn; add gradually pint of hot
water. let it simmer while the sugar,
which is escaping from tho kettle, dis
solves; then bottle and cork.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
Experiments with Corn.

From the Maryland experiment station
comes a report on experiments with
corn, season Of 1894. Here is summary
of results:
An application of 800 pounds Of fer
tiiizer on corn increased the yield 8. 1
bushels per acre, but the increased yield
was not sufficient to pay for the applica-
ton OF the fertilizer In the test Of wide
and narrow rows the narrow rows gave
an increased yield of 6.4 bushels. Shall
low cultivation Of corn gave slightly
better yield than deep cultivation. Corn
which was cultivated three times yield
cd ALL bushels per acre, that which
was worked five times yielded 1915
bushels per acre. Drilled corn gave
rather better yield than checked corn.
Manure from well balanced ration
made slightly more corn per acre than
manure from poorly balanced ration,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
FOR s AL /.

We oner some o, the most desfrabfa
sestments now on the market
no. 1857 CRANKY street..
NO. .22 ANA 22i Euta str Get.
enement rental proper ties on Church.
mlth. Wi!loughby. James and Kelley
tr, cts.
Vacant lots on nunmore. Brewer.
irincess Anne, Hume. Riverside, Wind
or anu New Castle streets, and Park,
Niloushby, Central ami Is Avenues, and
man! more at Lambert's Point.
l3u Bank street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE c1ry
REAL ESTATE.

~ PURSUANT to 4 decree OF the Court OF Law nns
Enancery OF the city of Norfolk anteled on fba
lis; Gay OF Az 1899 IL the suit of Henrietta Col
soan pending, shall sell n, pubic auction at tho
street; ,, Norfolk, Va, ON 'WEDNEsDXY, the StS
ia! OF June, 1893, ut IL O'clock m the real q, fate
IN tne nil and proceedin 20 mentioned si,ust. d in
thS etty OF Norfolk, in the State Of Virginia. and
0o Tra,N ahn deserted as follows. to-wt
Deitg on the south side of Bermuda strcet. Ia the
ES Mtioressid ana bounded rs follows, tc.wiu
IHatn6 on Bermuda'stret furty-two feet more
OF ,ess ana running back half wav to Main stree,
10; 10 tne ne OF the property now formerly belong.
Sscond-THAT CERTAIN LOT niece ~ 80,
Of land with the building thhreon. n,mberei 10
Den2 and situate III the city aforesaid snii
iot being on the west tide of CLAY street Ginr ariy
Mel street cntended known as lot IN ms nm tx.
plat hied in the cbanceiy cause pending in ibs
Sorporntion Coart oil the city Aforesaid of Row
follows: Bcsininy on tho Yves, Side of Cisy strso
formerly Kelly street extcndcG) alta point distant
~ ieet from thn northwest intersection Of said
right angles unto said Clay street 100 feet ,hs,.
northwardly % feet. thence tastwarlly o ieet IN
said street thence southwardly along said street
Third.THAT CERTAIN Tor OF LAND With
.he bhiiding thereon, num cred 3SI lgin, AMI
n nring on the South side Of . cen ,tre T. in tic
and Is to be sold in aeto'd am'e with the plat on
survey 10 be exhibited on the dav OF sals "
lEhMo-One-ihtrd cash, one-thiri on a creets
piice nm credit OF twelve nj onths from The Az ~
.al the credit in tallmosts to bear interest," from
Q gay OF snie and the purchaser or purchaser. 10
sioneI. the OF rred payments. ard The n,tI ~
be refined until the iurhe ord .r of the c,nrt
a. 4. SELpNER
special Commissioner
IT IS certified that tn bond required Of tho
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
NJ OTTO

All persons ha ing claims against the lato
firm OF Geo. ". Duvail Il Co. will present
their claims, duly authenticate !. to Geo. w.
llnyaii, surviving partner. for payne nj, aud
all persons indebted to said firm will make
if1Inediata settlement with said Geo. w.
!. sssail, WHO 10 autharizsi to receipt for ali
kH ~ = ea ~. 49, myl.lE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
SHARPE GWATHNEY REAL EyIA7EAGINTS, 96NAIN 81
FOR RENT.

Cottage at Virgin Beach.
Store - Union street.
House 55 Queen street.
Honses on Bermuda rest.
House l6i nolsh street.
ion Avenie A Huntersyille.
oihces ami sleeping apartusst, a.
RANDY street y"
tenled. o.
No. 5 LoyaIls lane.
an umces on ground door, 90 Main s.rea.
ntteh TO suit applicants
&c on ana lhird noors ia Water,
suit Tor all loft or cignr factory
~ mn q fenchurch,
l5S CRANKY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
AUCTION sALEs-FUruRE nav
n, m
ny Townsend Joynts, Ass,io leers, over e5 Main
str,et.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN BRAMBLEroN WARD FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.

we VIII sell at public auction, at The Real Estate
3nne 4th ut i2 M: la ,ge number Of 10 rs situa.
leu leu on Shelton Pollard md other avenues In the
Pr aa4 Dicton Heights Company. The lois a PSF
tuo iest eReh, aud nre we'll located being in tho
iimmediate vicinity OF PGrk avenue and nj.
MONIES or inve tmcnts viii do we'll 10 attend tbi,
si Tp k .9S soid without limit or reserve
40 SIX ~ and twelve Q2) ronths. defa red nav
dn en% eearing inte,est at sx l6j per cent IRON
TeootSe5 q secured oy ded OF trust drawn and
W. y. SOUTHALL, Agent.
,o,.s TOWNSEND q JUINES
-ny ---sos AuctioneeIf
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by w. X. Fentress, Real Estate Auctiopeer. No n
Bank street. Norfolk Va,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

II !; certified that tn bond required OF tho
given. way nus oeea
Tes:c-
my2Itds CT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

by Panniil Bro'., Real Esta'c and General Auo
tionters, No lis Main street. Norfolk. VA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
BERKLEY SPRINGS. w. VA,
The Berkeley Springs Hotel Opens
June 1St

HooNlAiN VIEW affords luxurious and In.
w expensive Summer outing in the RI,e Rid,
wy no ,l. olen tune 1st By Mrs. Or. a. q
1900 - Hihhersi, Va. myI2-su.bw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
h. G. HOggaTd & Co.,
Real Estate { Rental Agents.
a26 MAIM STREET.
PHONE No. 7I9.
nyls-tds

FOX RENr--l". 4Da 40, 4O7 and 400
highland als ayenue, l26 Wiloughby. 40 Bas ".
'sf' a. ~ naitpy AVA Psrh ai Iunstah. Us.
improvements: PIP bnnk, 1928 bermuda. III
omar lotte. 80 Cumberland, "a anu IS Cheusi
no Bermudl, ! ro ms store cornyr Ihur,s
an" narlo.te wood yard on Bermuda street
nice store In Bcrkley, corner Liberty an
Eighth streets; cottage at Virginia beach.
l32 49, water st oct.
FoH SALE-Iwo houses On MaItbv ave-
nue. que on Wtlloughby. two on Clay ono
on molly, tw on Tunstali, three on High.
land, ono On Park. two on Lovitt, fur
orlch no 30, ou Mich, 80 ~ st = o N.
We tm-n'. Lots on Freemason, Corpreye.
Bonsh. Highland. Koly, rimce,s Anne ave.
and SIN III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25

tionterS, No. lis Main street. Norfolk. Va
PURSUANT TO TIL i PROVISIONS OF A DEED
OF ust 10 The undersil ned trustees dRtel tho
it.n as' OF apr 1924, and duly recorded aud aI
une re ines' OF the lCa!d Of Directors of the C,m
M Balei ns and Loan Association (the cre-
tor ,nerey 'ecureil We shull expose for sale as
me Real Estate Exchange, No. lis Main ntrpe,
Sorloik, Va, on THURSDAY, tle 20 dav IS
june. 1882 the following property, to-wit:
LOT OF LAND. AND THE IMPROVEMENT.
THEREON,
situated near HunterSyie. in the County of Nor
LoE. Virginia, b.ginuing at point sixiy 900 frel
from the norIbwcs; corner OF lot No. H. AZ mn
GOWN on the lat oil ltargIOyes 4 Grimes sur,ey-
oTs uui' recIrd,d thence running west twentp
t2) ett To &c cor me- of North and Third .tree.,
thence south along the line OF North street 10 tho
i a Of lot Nr u on said patS then, east twenty
!22e) feet along he line OF II No II t. a points
thence nor h, on line parallel with North street
TO tue point OF beginning II being part of lots
hnmhe eightt en- No Isl aud min cen NO lq,
on the corner Of North aud Third streets as Iaia
down II said plat ~
Sire DEED Book 1877 page i4J
TERMS announced nj sale.
I. J. WOOL,
w. 4. DESAG SURE
II. L. DENOON,
rrusteeA
,o PASNlLL BROS,
Myie-tus Auctioneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
PRIVATE SUMMER HOME FOR SUM-
MER B0ARDERS.

THE SALFM FEMALE SEMINARY sAJEN
a., oHers excel tiJnablc advantage. Mt moderate
rl'ts Tor Limit d number OF boar,le y Add, Ass
hgs-im FARMAN J. SMITH, Principal,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-03
D=LiN 2JENT N0TlcE. \

Red 0 h Mining Company. Location of prin-
sip 81 place OF bu iu3ss Ca -soa City, Nevada Lo
cation ot " 2rks 81 IRA County Cal f3rpIa
N,'ice-rhere ar doi uquent upon the 10 low
IN. q rib d ST ck IN accom- OF assessment
No d, ~ ii on he 9th uay OF 4 prii, 1928 he
sesera agu,'1n 8 opposite tue 0..roos . She c.
soc ". s.LaLea- ..-!HLa : IL -hM>-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-09
What Jas. G. Blaln Said of
SILVER.

In February 1878 james g. Blaine in
delivering an address In the senate,
in behalf of the free coinage Of silver,
among other things he said:
alt is the instinct of man, from the
savage to the schOlar-develOped in
childhood and remaining with age-to
value the metals which in all tongues
are called precious. The people do not
demand cheap money. They demand
an abundance of good money, whichis
an entirely different thing. They do
not want a single gold standard. that
will exclude silver. and benefit those al
ready rich. They do not want an in
ferior silver standard that will drive
out gold and not help those already
poor. They want both metals in full
value, in equal honor. in whatever
abundance the bountiful earth will
yield them to the searching eve of sci
ence and to the hand of labor. The
two metals have existed side by side in
harmonious honorable companiOnShip
as money ever since intelligent trade
was known among men. 1t is is well
nigh forty centuries since Abraham
weighed to EphrOn 400 shekles Of silver
current money with the merehantl.
Since that time, nations have risen and
fallen, races have disappeared, dialects
and languages have been forgotten,
arts have been lost, treasures have
persisted, continents have been dis
covered, islands have been sunk into
the sea, and through all these ages sill,
yer and gold have reigned supreme as
the representatives of value and as the
media of exchange. The dethrone
ment of each has been attempted in
turn, and sometimes the dethronemenl
of both, but always In vain"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-09
MONTICELLO

Cattle, sheep and horses are looking
fine all through the surrounding eoun-
try.
MI. N. Montoya came over from Ar
roya Bonito on a short visit to his
family,
We are slightly disfgured hut still in
the ring. We will have a good corn
crop in this valley after all.
Mr.. A. E. Roulller, the wealthy mer-
| chant and stock raiser of Paraje, paid
US a pleasant visit with his family this
week.
Roberto Chavez, while working at
the Hayill ranch above Grafton, ac-
| cidentally shot himself through the
foot last Saturday afternoon. He was
brought home and is doing well.
The grist mill at this place was so
badly used up by the reeeut floods that
the owners are compelled to shut it
down entirely. A new one may be
built on the same place in the near
future.
A wedding in high life will take
place here on the 18th inst. The con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Melcor
Silva, an honest hard working young
mar, and Miss Cista Romero, the
charming daughter of Hon. Jose F,
Romero, ex-justice Of the peace of this
precinct. Rev. Father Paulihan will
oficiate. May the new couple live a
long aud happy life.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-09
HERMOSA.

Ed. Young has taken a lease on a
portion of the L ground.
Wheeler and his son Frank are do
ing assessment work on claims on Dry
PalomaS.
Ayers and Burke are working their
lease on the L and have made a ship
ment of first class ore from the Ante
lope which they have had sacked for
some time.
The constant rains and reports of
washouts in other places have caused
great trepidation along the Palomas
between the upper and lower camps,
as some of the cabins are built peril
ously low in the river bottom. and
where, in the memory of the "long
nine" the discoveries and locatOrs OF
Hermosa, the water has been known
to flow in the early eighties. Persons
living in such cabins had better be on
the lookout for the water may rise to
Its old time height and wash them out
The bimetallic league of HermOSa is
Differed entirely by populists, they
have not only the offices, but they arr
in the majority in membership, anC
they ought 10 be showing some activity
AS against the insidious encroachment'
of the goldites of the east. That II
what they were formed for. Yet
firm of Chicago. Ills, Seigle Cooper !
Co, have succeeded in distributing al
illustrated hand-bill, red lettered toe
in Hermosa, saying Base Coin Expos
ed, send us sixteen cents and we vii
mail you this book. Seigle Cooper I
Co, Chicago" without any action from
this bimetallic club. What is the mat
ter, are they asleep or NJ they reall