The herald., 1896-02-13
TIE OLD PANAMINT MINES
To Be Worked for What Is Still in
Them
Riverside Amateurs VIII Do Great Vaude-
willie Act-Gauvish Is Not Considered
Governnelt Warl

ClIiule, u. ". CtlnluSiOuy ooAh D9tLJ
and two others, started overland for
the once famous Pauamint Mining dis
trict in Inyo county. They rsturnsd
yesterday, bringing with them large
number of specimens Of ore from tho
mines.
Mr.. Kesney says there is just as rich
ore there as was ever taken out and
plenty Of it. The company hs repro
sents own thirteen claims in all. two
OF which, the Magnet aud Ida, are now
being worked. A new location, named
the Snow Storm, on account OF SNOW
storm prevailing at the time of loca-
ton, yielded 19445 ounces per ton.
The l969.73 ounces per ton left IN the
Marvel was left by the old company, or
they had just gotten to it. The sweep
iDgs from the Old furnace assayed
l33 68 ounces; the furnace room floor,
170.l4; aud the tailirg5 balow the mill
3646 ounces.
Vh9 new company has leased the
mills and mines OF the old company for
two years, and within two weeks after
Mr.. keeney reaches the mines again
the mills will be put in operation. He
goes back tomorrow with nine men ac-
companying him, one of whom will be
an engineer.
The vaudeville organization was
completed last night and the date for
giving the entertainment fixed for
Monday evening. the 23th inst, at the
LOring. The officers elected were j.
+. Chase, general manager; Robert
Strain, assistant manager; Roy Fiem-
ing, stage manager; Charles kiser, seq
retary and property man. Ohlmeyer's
orchestra will furnish the music
There will be a grand street
parade at noon of the day
OF the show. One Of the specialties
will be Transportation in 1900, in which
Earl Strock will go from New York
City to Riverside by telephone Strain
aud Kiser will Introduce their famous
Brownie Baloonatic act, in which they
fly forty feat into the air. Fred T..
Mcleod will appear in his renowned
Irish character. There will bs sixteen
other numbers equally Interesting.
The performance is to end with the
farce in one act Of Smash It and No.
q, by Ed Osborne, Robert Strain,
Charles Kiser, Fred T. Mcleod and
Misses Ida and Meude King All for
the benefit OF the Junior bAnd.
The Masons turned out in large num-
bers yesterday to the funeral of their
brother, J. A. Angus at Arlington, and
the rem aims were laid to rest in Olive
wood cemetery, each brother silently
dropping in the littls sprig Of acacia,
according to the custom of the order.
W. j. Lamrich, ". NJ, was in charge of
the ceremoniea
The parlor musicale which was post
poned on account of rainy weather,
will take place Thuraday evening of
this week at the Anchorage. The pub
Tic will have an opportunity this time
to hear Miss Ely, pupil of the eel a.
brated master, Boahy of Paris. Miss
Ely is spending the winter at the An.
chorage, and has kindly consented to
sing. A number of Rivsrside's favorite
musicians will also take part.
! The $4,000 Fairmount hill has now
cost $4,000 more and there is some
prospect OF getting some good rock out
OF it for nacadamizing purposes.
W. O. McCanse and family of Mt.
| Vernon, Mo, are spending several
weeks in Riverside. Mr. McCanee is a
brother-in-law of j. T. Cecil, who
spends his winters in Riverside and
| ber.
Mary r. Rooney has been granted r
divorce from her husband. John E..
Rooney, by Judge Noyes
Francisco Guavish, the Indian-Mexi-
can taken to San cinto from Los An
| geles Monday for preliminary exami-
Sheriff johnson and lodged in Jail.
| La
defendant, and j. i. Conkey repre-
senting the district attorneys Office,
agreed upon the 20th inst. as the date
OF examination. There w4s question
as TO whether Guavish should be tried
by the United States court or by the
state court, but as it has been proven
that he is half-breed he is not con-
! sidered government ward nor legiti.
mate resident Of ths reservation upon
which Mrs. Pratt was mprdered; there
fore, Guavish will be tried in the SUI
perior court Of Riverside county.
At shopt session Of the city trustees
yesterday afternoon resolution was
adopted amending the Redlands Elec-
trio Light and Power company accept
! ing the American Surety company as
bondsmen, instead of two private in
dividu duals.
! City Attorney burlington was in.
struoted to prepare an ordinance call
ing an election Of city ofioers for the
second Monday i'll April, or the 18Th.
Mrs. ID. G.. Mitchell and daughter ara
quite eick with grip
David FeliZ, the Mexican locked up
for insanity Il few days ago, was ex.
amined by Dra. Rutherford and Way
| before Judge Noyes this morning, ad-
| judged insane and ordered to the High.
lend asylum.
Francisco Rodriguez, a young Iu
dian, was placed in jail here today to
answer to the charge of murder. Rod.
riguez is believed to have been an ac
coInplice of Guavish in the murder OF
Mrs. Amelia Platt, the government
teacher, who was murdered nearlytwe
years ago on the Pechango reservation,
near Temecula. Rodriguez denies any
knowledge OF the murder, and claims
10 be innocent of any part in the crime
The arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff
| Marsh OF Los Angeles.
| A musicale was enjoyed by the dwell
ers at the Glenwood tavern yesterday
evening. Mrs. Frank Thacker of Chi
cago and ono of the Ladies' quartet ol
that city gave several selections. Mrs
Loud, Mrs. Prlestly Hall, +. w. Rich
ardson and Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts also
presented selections.
The reading OF paper on the Mon
roe doctrine by Judge Noyes at the
| meeting last QiQht at tho praaant DrOb