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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01
A INV GOLD DISTRICT.
water ilnon, SNUrrO county, Enjoying a
Mining Boom.

A,..,,,, N NJ. ~ r.u.il.,.lL,
-,rli.mrut and ru,,l,nv nrouud "a seen
imam, ,,..,i.,,. ,.. ..,,,,,,,,,
and ,,,,u., ,,r,u.,,, s,c,,-r,, T., ,h, ,.w
field ..,,,h anil u.., ~ IA. uld Water
canon cnu,,. and a, IA. head -, si,.mil-
canon, sixteen mile. from s,rnrro Thi.
dl-,r,c, b. ,r.c,,c.lI, y,,,.,r yr,u,d cny.
.,,,,, .,,r, ten mia. Lana, hv,u,w,d.
rh,.,l j.. .i,.rrs,,,,, ,,ria.,. and wh,,.
r,rrLyry r,.ra,.. ,h,u,,u.,,y d.,r..s
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,l,.,rcnmr Al IA. c,n,s,,s ~ and IN
,h.s,,,.,,I,yry L,L.. h,v. I...., 1,,n,
81, dinrr,.,, ..,ld L..r,n,, ,n,,,,, AMI ,.l.
,.,.., .h.I. l..t. y.r,,,,, =, v,l,l, ami
rtrit.,,. f,,,n C.,, ,,.I.. a., ths... fat
The ruNl 1. free. and every manning from
,l,... y,i,,. .h,w. v,lI hl,,nllv s,m..
,,u.. . .ur,,i.,n,, .moun, ,( ,h. y.lI,v
metal xh.u l..s, .,,.r,,si. far ,h, orr, !.
YER, J-c.,,,,.
Among IN. lat, stake. are the Han.
rL.,.i ami 'r,n,,,r.I, claim. a., Tn, IA.
ven. ,r ,Ar,. f+,, m ,h, clear An aver.
..., ,.,.h,.,,,urJ ..o,J. ....v.I 81,
nurr.- ,nld and uiu,,.-n ounr.. silver
4I,-,,r Ia, rh. ,,,Ij II, ma. vain /.
y,.,, .,nr.. ,l,..ur. 4, ~, .nch
,,.L Thea. ,,,,.L.v ,r,,,,l.t.-i . ..l.
.,.,,.. ann 4, u,,.,I. ,nr,,.. ho ar,
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,u.i,,,,., u,,k nm claim. a.. h.s.tw,.
G,o, YEN $40 nr,
f., + :. nnpc.u. Jo- FOWL. and a.y.
era ..,l,.r. ,,,.,h.r hzv. r,n,.r,v they
,ut.r,l scan t. devotion.
rI,llr Haley. . rnilrnl man. Ia. An
..,..i,.,.,,.,u,i wen, -, ,,y, h.,., ,i AN ynl,i
mr..
4 brown, our livery man and county
ro,,u,-.,.u.r. !. pu.htng . 400. Gsa con.
,,,.,.r, A.. claims. lie bAs n .ul-nd,d
.i..,,r..,r ,v.,y u,,.n,r., m.d.-h.
arm. ,,,u winch win ny.r.y, AIS IA
Iu.,.,,
Nv '""''N =" Wv 'k"'"'''" N'p''
IAnl '"h'"ulrAtr expect I" rhIArss the
u" '"s ''i", ~ Nv ,, ,.-
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w. W." NV "H'' ~
w wv W. - Nv Wv "''' 80 ~ s"''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01
four Btk ~ur~rss~s.

li"' Dng the n"'rl-,i merit Ia more than
-" t'"-i all the advertising claimed for
~ TIA" following four r-m-ii-s have
|'h"l u phrn"inrnal sale; Dr Kings
II 'nrr"v"ry. for Consumption, Coughs
'"ir. each bnt,lr guaranteed Ei,c.
hI',"rS. the great remedy for Liver.
~. IA and hdn.ys. Bucklrn'p Arnira
'"' ia" bees, in the wrld, and Dr
~ New Lite Pills. which arr n IEr-
4 l",h All these rrm,Sil-n are guar
''"'i /" Il" just what In rlAim.-i tor
III anal the dealer wlma- name IN Al.
'"i hrrwith will b- glad ,n tell YEA
~ IT .h"m. Sold a, nr. Th,~ n bur
p Srn'H Drug Store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01
FoRTY.Slx MARRIAGES A DAY
\ >"'"l br-,"u Custom Win Way rte.
tur~-pus sat nlrthfui b.siut".

Tia. peasants II t. ''tub and their
Iuru' dr'rr hnH '.rur have long
furnished rrh ua''rs. ',r 40, nr' SIS
nud Nr''r~ Nh" n,"n iNl'u'r ~ SUM.
u'r u is ~ tt' winter huNr,.
'r Nh'u ih' painters dud 'rI,n.
0nu- l'Ir.nu~ la', h'',I huw..,ar,i.
'.a' - unique ,'u.m,u. it.,- rhr, m
'h,p ,,'urr-Iur .umuum.u' lnmr.'1
~.u', time tuur uIura.. ,lt- ihr Sew
words World - ia, h,'u no.. custom
,h'rr uu' To- Wdrr, Iurus NJN,u,. and
.u,tii. ina iauHr. rt,u year 't,r,. ia
- di. n,' apart fr 'h,. b, n..,,a'. we'd
ting 81 thus,, ,,hu have .ur,r,,i,d IA
arranging their AFFAIR, 81 TIA, heart
.iur.r, ,L,. hn. season The uuulrr
N ,nupI,s united ur these ,.,,.a,r,r, /.
GENERALLY. nhn,,., ,.,,r,, L,Ii in.. rrr,r,I
wa, hrp,n.n ,hu, year when fort, ,,N
,,rr,. uarrIrl ia "A SINGLE day.
There /, No. n,'t,r example II th,,
ur,y,rhlal ,hr,rin,>, ~ the Err.
tom, than tn, custom. The fam
lies ~ the Young people com
nIur and SECURE from the, inn.
kr.p,,r~ considerable nnntrmru, N
,h, r,,,' - ia, raihnI,., md driubnhlrS
which arr. consumed in larry, quantities
after TIN, rr,,.fu,,u, \ ,,rrntuur,hrr -
p,,iir from u,I,Lirnriug town, AR. al
,a,, ur,,,nt a, ,hi,nnuual L,nu, ,,iny.
,II,.n q, made ,>r,rIIu,!y attractive,
Il, ,L,. ,,i,.,ur,,,,tr costume, ~ the rar.
....n,ut, The, mni,l,rs wear white
,.,,,, fr,u ,,l,,I, stream long hriuht.
,,I,r,d rl,I,nus Their DRESSES mr.,
,ri,,,,.,I vi,h r,Jd fyiup,, ar y,.lInN
s,,iu and tho, v.nr iuh, rr,ru ar
,.,.,.r,.L ,,.l,,, n,,,,us AL.,r the
Nui,, d., n,u,uI n ,,'Id ,riu,,,d snsh ~
hlur six Il,,. mon .N,ar ,Aur, ,run,.r,
rinus shades - llur. Wnr>'rd nrIt, -
the ,ait,, colon. green vest, and hln,s
nat, urnaIurut,l with Whit. and blue
rIhln,u,
The religious rrrrmnny il pr,rr,d.d
hy th, riyiI. ON, nj the Marie or town
hnu Mtni,. in nr,i,r To- .r,uf,rrn with
~" French ,hW u Is necessary I" read
'" "a'h coup" 'hai I"ug'h} portion ~
ia" r"i" whi'h relates !" marriage. III"
strain upon III" N",'" ~ VI N"',", IA"
InaN"r' "aN - great ~ 'h' 'hNt occasion
that II" was '"InI",I"d I" d"v"'" -"
"n'lr" f"r"n~'ns I" ia" f"rty'NiN
couples
N'''r 'h" ceremony nj ia" church ia"
u'NIN ""d'"d pairs. observing nj
" ,"'.,'"' '"',,'n, p,'".''' !" " '"'T ~
yuIar,. nn,r winch ,h,, scatter among
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01
at'reklg Citizs'l


- y, XuitmAn. the piano tuner, anil
'r arr NJ the San Felipe
frank - lilrnn. the we'll known rrint.
dat, Colo ,sit- huy-r. csmr down FROM
i- north last night
llru Roger y Mile, the we'll kn"Wu
T,Nnu. pArr'"l through the rity J~rirrlAy
90 .rnlug ~ h,H way -sst
Nrr llrtiuAn ClAn-~-n, wife IT the
lt.J,tiri"i ~ the pAlc" hut-l santa tr
ID 10 the 'ItI wanting friends
Mrr Mur--t, SISTER IT & W huus And
Mfr Howard, went uI tu Blaui. Cuchiii
muIng diH,rirt, the morning
DE- putchAri, II Topeka. nrml-r ~
t.,. hsurAr Live Si,-k CunnIr-iun, II NJ
thr ,iiy. nnd Registered a, the European
; u lmnlAp. ~hn wAs taken Iuit- III
,u' "a III" Haniia mountains, hsS returned
4, ih~ city l, will h- several weeks h.
'i' hr viii recover hir health
&, u.hun, IL Flagstaff. ~ ~ the city
sui has placed ~ the d-Isd frame hliy-I
sih we've uf flAgptsh, the UfAud canun.
Sui sr-n"r along the Atlantic \ Paclbc
rai
MUIR, rhrt tram dispatcher, Will
p.trAftrr have hi- uih,- al itAilur, ami
sI "I-rAt- trai"r from that i-,ui The
..r-t,siIur All rar.IIrnt ,,t,,.n IN Nj
Nm,
I,hp HrHIy has van. 4, .,,,,h.,,,.h
,,.,. h.,, a.. .,,,,t. J., .,,,,.L. H..
,.,,..n-nt home Mr.. HraJv vii ..II
go ,,..lrur, ,u ,h. II,,lI.,1. 81 ..,,,
.., husband IA . few eek
'" N"' "'"' WI "sN" ,~"h
80 ~ W" "'H"'Ah"
81 ~ ~ "'"E i"
", '"" w"
W. """r' SAUNA " am Las vegas
FrAhk ~As around yesterday intro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01
lukI plNLAIl.


lN'>Iltnl Nu>l, ana imposing ceremony
Decoration bLN.
Capt SntmAr-u aul lr.u, Il s.r,
mH {" \ Ny .ut luI iu tur, wiurDtr ,r.
i"ri.S, nrugIug VITA ii'ul 'h. l,.,.N.r.
~ ItAm Il rN"rr U.'.-. arranged hS ti, (
ur"rr & 10" rr-t tnr prrufnp.n Ia,
=, PAT az" 900 ~, b. tl,r u.nmu' ~.
M.NI,,t N Nt'n
~.'r"i.,,i, zoo rl,. i,,rt...r 10 t. It,s. No..
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'nr'n O., .,..r,
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truI Mtr-I. NIB .,.i -.AN
ATnJ nHN N,,y aI.H
:. sot 100, AMI l-cut'
"n-l 't,' Ir,'" ~. lmI,u,..l url,.u' k,.i
un,,r ufu.,,',., An N,.,,,. 4. ua..,r.
lIr.i h"sIu"ri lsut
'"tuunub - lti-i k.'siiuru' \. , M,ttcu Vi. r.I
It"r. : Pot
ll's,'J u.. ami uuun'r-
After ia" r,srrmnry c-rrmuurr, =, rnr
c"m"try ~" concluded TIE, t,,,oN ~ ITO.
grHmru" hAr h'"u NrrArrrd
slu,if,u H-,."s ant pu..
~" ~ t' IL" ttf-' R"suurr Nra M.t ..,
uanu
i IT,! , l., '"r,g ., t.. 'Eq@"a,
l'an. lns ~ iu-t hau Nusi. ~ ~,~ur.f ~
hirJ ufcl,~i,
magnificent musical Programme" hA-
-. ~ 49, ~ '''" ,"' r"r'
~ "'""S '"'''T' VI
W.,,,',i,n err, ni" - 'h' I'm" 1ni
lI,n =, ,h, ~,-ui,i ,n,,,t, lu,uL i.l.,
Freeman. "ndu i",
Nnfh hish rhr'i ,Ai"is ! .. ~.usa
NJ l,' AZ bn"Ii"-
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l'-ct,IiN" r.or, "Hrdw. fla -nurr. ~.
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IN. n...i. n u'l,,....,.
brrf"rm,si h., I u N'dti,l.'
'''rh'" 'h"" inr '"' ""'p Leland
''.'
re-, Mill, W. n ~ h,,y,, I,,,,,,, " "''
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Var 'i.'ila rr'u,uI"
j. To" ", l,'s'''" itih" 'u-'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01
BAss nail H.S- Meet

Ia" lir"SnH base hall rluh held All A., M
c,A meeting, IN which all mrml~ru we're
invited w I"s,Sl earl /" Alt-ud nnd
wh,-- Irrr~uc- Was earnestly solicited.
last saturday night ~ the Athletic rluh
The question - waiting Fort wlngsl-
"n D."TAli"n day that ~ accepting the
eouri~alrr II the managers ~ III. -Icur.
sioa train came W, AMI each AMI every
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01

The rpIi Il Prot Allison. THE Ml-.
-"uri SPIDER" nni hiS ,nlh mASh, the
y"nnH Albuquerque girl ~h" turn'~i uui
ga Va" town lew y"Hrr ago Ani VII" har
gty"u her r-lA,Iy-r ~ th,- cI,y uutnld -"r
"~, len i"r hAn-s- Guy last saturday
DiRhi. AMI the mill, which Was rrlar-,i
last FRIDAY night draw Slth"Igh All
unln,-nti"nAl tppi' between KID" hy.
~ ami "Thr M,rr"uu SPIDER" viii not
h. rrI=At..i
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01
Another HtriL~

Char hruHall. receiver Tor the wash.
'ngt"n min", AZ ~ "a" t"chl,i mining dl--
,rici received the following dpps,rh
the nuruIhg
BlANu, y 81, MAY -
Have struck rich "rr. what shall w.
dot W. must have rAcks.
II j rArrKK,uN
Mr. BunrhlI l"av"r /" morrow muruIug
frr the mine, TIE Washington In one 81
the beet "r- pr'.iuc,u. pr"I"rtirs ~ thr
CoEhIti district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01

Parks SURF Cur Iss positive pI-crnr
IN all dlp"AH-r II the LAYER Ani kpu-yu.
liy removing the uric Arli ~ the hl,s,i II
ruTr. Rheumatism = Is, lIAshurd, Il
Carthage, =. Dk, Says ~ h~h-y-
Parks SUR CURE rIcrls all Uth-r m-,li.
cln-s tT Rh-umA,,rm aud Crlnar> dlaor.
dsrs," s"ld 10y Thus. II burgess a son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-01

parks Tea cirAr the complexion,
Mr. y Mry-,t-, Il H. Roy, n T., says
II have ur-i Parks Tea aud hnd Il the
bee, r-n-iy ever trial, Sold by Thos.
"A. BuTKras Il S,'a,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
OREGON BURGLARS JAILED.
Waiter Janney, the Last of Notorious
Gang. Sentenced to the State
Prison

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 9.-Walter JAN
ney, who was sent up to-day for six years
for burglary, is the last OF gang of house
robbers which was captured some time
ago after series of systematic house
breakings extending from Roseburg to
Portland. Henry Jones, another member,
was recently sentenced to eight years from
Salem.
The gang, which consisted of three men
and two women, got away with thousands
OF dollars worth of property which could
never be recovered. Charles King, a pro-
fessional thug and highwayman - the
worst of the lot confessed TO all of the
thieves doings, and was permitted to es-
cape punishment.
The women had the property and when
the residence of Rev. Roland d. Grant in
this city was plundered of lot of valuable
iewelrv and diamonds the thieves, unable
TO dispose of it, melted the articles in a
crucible.
Janney made strong plea for mercy
and pleaded guilty.
The young man is highly educated and
we'll connected in the East, but his down
fall was caused by bad associations within
few months after coming here The
women who belonged to the organization
are in prison.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
Baggett's Charges Declared to
Have Been Lacking in
Foundation.
GOLD FROM THE oEsT MINE.
Where the Bullion Alleged to Have
Been Stolen Was Pur.
chased.

CARSON, New, Nov. 9-The Evening
News to-day published an article concern
ing an interview with w. T. Baggett re-
garding the Hale & Norcross case as fol-
lows:
"The charges are not generally believed
in this city. We will here consider the
strongest point that Baggett claims to
have made against the defendants, and we
quote his own words in San Francisco
papers: 'Baggett asked him CIV. S. James)
while testifying in Virginia if on certain
day he had not bought for himself $23, 600
worth of bullion. To the surprise of w. s..
Woods and w. T. Deal, attorneys for AL
vinza Hayward, James not only admitted
the purchase, but showed the entry in his
books
"Twenty-three thousand dollars is about
one-eighth of what Mr.. Baggett claims to
have lost to the company. Now let US see
about the surprise Deal and Woods ex-
perienced. Deal himself asked the ques-
ton if Mr.. James had not bought at one
time $4,000 worth of bullion from single
person. Mr.. James answered that he had,
and that from that same person in short
time he had bought S34 900 worth. Mr..
Baggett cross-examined James on that
purchase, and James showed his books
and showed that he had purchased it from
Fred Bierke of the Oest mine. The in
formation fell as fat on Baggett's ears as
it possibly could. There was nothing
secret about it. Hale & Norcross had no
interest in that bullion, and never could
have any. 1t came from the Oest mine,
and belonged to the Oest Mining Com
pany.
when Fred Bierke brought the big shin
ing bar to Virginia City he placed it on the
end of the Arcade saloon bar, and it was
on exhibition for week and Mr.. Bierke
set up 5000 or $500 worth of champagne for
the boys over it and newspaper men de-
scribed it over and over again, and every
man, woman and child in Virginia City be-
came as familiar with that bar of bullion
as Mr.. Bierke. Bierke sold it to W. s..
James, where he sells all his bullion,
almost, and James sent it to the mint, and
it was deposited in the name of G. n.
Peters, or some other employee of the Bull
lion and Exchange Bank, and the mint
paid the money to such employe and the
person SO employed deposited the money
in the Bullion and Exchange bank for w. c..
James and w. S. James drew it out by
checks whenever he needed the money,
authorizing either Mr.. Hofer, cashier of
the bank, or Evan Williams, his brother
in-law and friend, to draw check for a
certain amount for him. Mr.. Williams,
in going to Virginia City, was often in
structed by Mr.. James to take up sack of
money, as he was engaged in the business
of buying bullion and would often need it.
''Tnen Mr.. Baggett, while inspecting
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s bullion shipments,
lands on this bar of bullion and accuses
Mr.. James and Mr.. Williams of having
stolen it from the Hale and Norcross MINI
ing Company, although the Oest bullion is
nearly all gold, while the Hale & Norcross
bullion is nearly all silver"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
BEATEN ON N4rIoSA1 ISSUES.
Democrats Can Extract No Consolidate,
From the Result -, Utah.

Democrats Cam Extract No Consolation
From the Result ia Utah.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Nov. 9.-The cleo
ton in Utah was holly contested, the issue
developing upon protection ana the record
OF the Cleveland bond-issuing administra-
ton. The results are most gratifying to
Republicans, their candidate for Governor
being elected by ma jority of eco, Re-
publican gain of 500 over last year. The
Legislatures overwhelmingly Republican.
This insures the election OF George Q. Can
non and Colonel Isaac Trumbo rs the first
United States Senators from the new
State.
George Q. Cannon is one of the first
presidency of the Mormon church. has a
National reputation and has a stronger
and better clientele in Washington than
any other mem Der of the Mormon church.
Colonel Isaac Trumbo's prominence,
gained by the important part he played in
the settlement of the Mormon controversy
involving acknowledgements and statehood
and the aggressive stand he has taken
in behalf OF silver, together with his Ma
tional acquaintance, mark him as the
coming man of the West.
The question of church and state did
not cut as much figure in the election as il
was at first expected. Now that the cleo
ton is over, there is no evidence OF church
influence having been used. and the Demo
Gratis concede that they were fairly beaten
on National issues
About 1000 votes were cast against state
hood, two-thirds of which were polled in
the Gentle counties of Salt Lake and
Weber, which leaves majority of 25, 600
in favor OF the adoption OF the constitu-
ton.
The people will now turn their attention
to assist in securing the National Republi-
can Convention for San Francisco, believ-
ing that the holding of the convention
there would not only benefit California,
but also Utah, by advertising its many
resources to the great numberof Fasteners
who would come West to attend the con-
yeution
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
WATER FOR HEALDSBURC,
Steps Taken Toward Municipal
Ownership and Increased
Supply.
Proposition to Disincorporate the Town
and Reincorporate a Larger
Area.

HEALDSBURG, CAL, Nov. ga long
step toward securing municipal ownership
of the water works in this city was taken
at meeting held by the Board of Trade
last night.
For many years the inadequate water
supply of Healdsburg has been subject
OF much concern, but it has remained for
the Board of Trade to take steps toward
securing the desired supply.
Under the charter which Healdsburg is
governed by the municipality cannot as
sumo any bonded Indebtedness while any
indebtedness is held against it, and so the
town Is tied up at present for bond of
$lO0O yet remains to be paid. This bond,
with eleven others, was put upon the town
for the erection of q city hall, and will not
be due until next October
So anxious are the people for better
water supply that it is now proposed to
pay the remaining bond off by subscri p-
ton, and at the meeting last night liberal
citizens subscribed several hundred dollars
for this purpose.
The city election will be held next April,
and if the bond be paid at that time
Healdsburg will be disincorporated and
then reincorporated SO as to take in a
larger area. The town limits are too small
at present, and by enlarging them the
population Will be increased sufficiently to
secure new charter
The proposition to bond the town for q
sum sufficient to put in water and sewerage
systems will then become feasible.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
POMONA TO ISSUE B0NDS.
Fire on the Eve of Election Aids tn
Promoters of City Ownership of
Wnfan

POMONA, CAL, Nov. BY a majority
of forty-nine over the necessary two-thirds'
vote the citizens of Pomona decided
to-day to issue bonds to the amount
of 1896, 900 for the purchase OF water sup
ply for the city and to- put in complete
system of pipe lines adequate for domestic
and fire-fghting purposes.
1t was the most exciting election ever
held in this city. Carriages were going all
day, bringing men in from outlying parts
of the city to vote.
When the votes were counted this even
ing and it was announced a majority over
the necessary two-thirds favored the bond
Issue cannons were fired, horns blown, red
lights burned and a band paraded the
streets and serenaded the newspapers
which had made successful fight for city
ownership of water.
Pomona secures by this election one OF
the very best water plants IN Southern
CALIFORNIA; tunnel four and q half miles
northeast of the city near the mountains,
from which is flowing to-day $50 inches
of water, and, expert engineers say, double
that quantity can easily be developed.
The promoters of the bond issue were
aided by a fire occurring last night. a
blaze started in the opera-house, having
caught, it is believed, from pyrotechnics
used by a theatrical company during the
evening.
All efforts to subdue the fire were in
vain, and by daylight the opera-house. a
Iivery-stable on the west and feedstore
on the north side were in ashes. The loss
was $40, 500, including all the costumes of
the Shaw Theatrical Company. Fortu-
nately there was no wind, or a large sec
ton of the business part of town would
have been burned. The lack of sufficient
flow of water was apparent to all, and I'M
doubtedly made votes for the bonds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
GAME FOR SANTA CLARA,
Warden Mackenzie Receives Si2
Pairs of PheasantS From
Victoria.
They Will Be Distributed Over thu
County and Protected for Three
Years.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 9.-Game Warden
J. D. Mackenzie yesterday received the
first instaiiment of six pairs of English
pheasants from Victoria, B. C. The plum
age of the male is much more brilliant
than that of the Monaghan pheasant, and
the birds are larger and much easier to
domesticate.
These birds are to be placed in different
partssof the county, and the young viii
be freed as soon as they are able to care
for themselves. As the pheasants are
very prolific il is expected that the birds
will be very numerous at the end of the
period OF protection from hunters, which
is three years.
More of these pheasants are expected
shortly. Game Warden Mackenzie has
now distributed in various parts of the
county fifty pairs of Monaghan pheasants,
and will soon receive twenty-five pairs OF
Golden and ten pairs of Silver pheasants.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
PROGRESSIVE SANTA ROSA,
Big Force of Men Employed on
the Water Works With
Good Results.
New Christian Church, Railroad Depot
and Other Valuable I'm.
provementS.

SANTA ROSA. CAL, Nov. 9.-Work on
the new water system is progressing
steadily. An aggregate of ffty-four miles
of pipe will be laid on the main thorough
fares, besides a large quantity of short
lengths for connecting purposes.
The number of men employed has been
increased daily, until there are now about
$50 engaged in digging bitches. A large
force is preparing the site for the new
reservoir, and many are at work where the
new pumping plant is being located.
The distribution system has been
arranged so that the water will flow in a
circuit from one loop to another, there
being only a few head-ends to the piping.
This will insure the best results.
The work in progress at the dam on the
creek at the site selected for the power
house presents lively scene. The dam
has been completed. A four-horsepower
gasoline engine has been rugged up in the
bed of the stream and has been
pumping steadily day and night
for the past week at the rate of 200 600 gall
Ions a day without any perceptible de-
crease in the supply of water, demonstrate
ing the efficiency of the dam and indicating
that the quantity OF water to be obtained
from the creek will alone be sufficient to
supply the city, provided it shall not I'M
expectedly diminish.
The reservoir is to be 120 by 40 feet, and
will be of great depth. The water will
be brought to the city from the source of
supply in Finch main. The pipes be-
ing used are larger than those first con-
templated.
Fifty new fire hydrsnts will be added to
those now in use, insuring ample protec-
ton from fires.
Another great improvement is being
made on the principal streets. Bitumen
is being laid down and numerous street
alterations made.
The new Christian church building is
fast nearing completion. When completed
it will be one OF the finest edifices the de-
nomination possesses in the State The
congregation intends opening the building
free of debt and is making strenuous eff
forts to accomplish its purpose.
The new railroad depot is nearing CON-
pletion, and when done it will be an orna-
ment to the city. The removal of the old
nnsightly buildings in that neighborhood
will give space for the ornamentation of
the deDOt oronndS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-10
LARGE RANCH
WELL Rented.
FOR SALE

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance OF an order OF the Superior Court
OF the City and County OF San Fran
cisco, the Executors OF the last viii Of
Jose Vicente de Laveaga, deceased,
will sell at public auction at HOLSTER,
san Benito County, to the highest bid
der, for cash in gold coin, subject to
confirmation by said court, on Tues
day. November 10, 1898, the Rancho
Real de Los Aguilas, situated in the
County OF San Benito, State of Califor-
MIA, containing 1880 acres. This
ranch has been for fifteen years
rented to one responsible firm. and is
now held under a lease for the unex-
pired term of three years at S6675 per
annum. payable quarterly In advance.
For further particulars and descrip-
ton OF the land apply to DANIEL
ROGERS, n. d. DE LAvEAGA. THOMAS
MAGEE, Executors OF the Last VIII
and testament of Jose Vicente de La
veaga, deceased, 604 Merchant St. san
Francisco.