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SUNLIT MEMORIAL SONG.

!! !: 9: !: !: !
Eas glory recalled to
IMX day.
/XxMHW Be thoughtful and
/xHXMWU thankful and sing
EuURk&SaH to Heaven, true
KNX MI brothers blue and
VIII gray.
NXVIpNX1- For the nag we love
MupMEWVM so well is wavinf
N&Xh11 lUNW to-day for all.
! ! ! !. ! ! !. !: .
~NNlIIM And every patriot.
MN MzN>k1W ~ north and south
kNIDNNIIXMAlu - would answer II
ilIlEaFl;MHtCl8xlNllll, love its call
UIbllNN llI%NNVlll To fight for the lane
''Il1lInTt(1lMhKIIAHI,I now one, divided
tl(ll(NVulll nl1ZYjIU with hate no more.
WNNS%U ZI//V But sSrong a
steady. alert and
ready to hurl all foes from its shore
Recalling the days OF blood. deaths whirl.
pools circled with flame,
The land does homage to heroes all In
scribed on its scrolls OF fame.
So follow the tattered flags which sway to
the fife and drum,
And cheer the struggling ranks In blue as
the gallant veterans come.
So many are MANNED and old. with time
worn faces and forms,
But the fires of patriot ardor burned
through a thousand Ills and storms.
Both blue and gray now mix in the garb.
the boards and hair,
And under all the sturdy souls and reso-
lutte hearts beat there.
Let children cheer and sing, while scatter
ing fragrant flowers.
The echoes wake and the whole world
ring as We honor these braves Of ours.
Each blossom a scented prayer. with les
sons OF hope abloom,
And each a tinted pledge of faith to bright
en- the warriors tomb.
Calm sleep once warning hosts where
mingles their kindred dust.
All hates annulled, the swords are dulled.
the cannon are red with rust.
But the memories all shine bright. though
the bayonets clash no more,
We write In blossom and song to-day the
courageous deeds OF yore.
And lay on the altars green our tributes
on sacred sod,
To send im the odorous incense mp our
praises and prayers to God.
| For the newborn days are glad. though we
Jewel these tombs with tears.
They sowed the harvests we have reapeo
through glorious peaceful years.
Clasp hearts, o stalwart men. who strug
gled in blue or gray,
| No true soul prates or nourishes hates Il
poison Memorial day.
| Be happy. o glorious land. the laurel ant
palm entwine,
| Safe, safe at last, the fierce storm past, al
promise and hope are thine.
| Be grateful, patriot heart. no battle th.
prospect mars,
\ The constellation on thy nag now sparkle
with promise stars.
I. EDGAR JONES.
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WA SHINGTON.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.


OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
On and after May 3, 1897, trains will run
as follows:
Providence Division.
LEAVE PAwTUCKET FOR
Boston, 5 40, 3 so, Z IL, 3 H. 0 IL, 10 IL, n. m.
- II, 2p, IL, IL. 10. 10 10 p. IN. Sundays,
9 10 p. m. Return, u os, Gas, s45. 10 a5 II. m;
SUNDAYS, Il O5. sis a. m, ia2s. 4is. 200,
At'ieDo-o. 40. $50, cas-, III, sli, $40. sll,
10 H. IL 40 a. IN; l2 II, IL 40, 49, 49, II, 40,
81, 649, 10. sig, 10 ls, IL l9p. IN: sundays.
~ %, 6Ss' 8 lsa. M; lsos SA, 4ls, 6os,
North Attieboro and Plainvilie, CAS- sAs,
II 40 a. M; 44s, 64s, IL 10 p. IN. sundays,
wampum, wrentham, Norwood Central.
Norwood and Dedham. 64s, $40. ii ~ a. m;
4 40 p. m. Sundays, 3 "a p. IN.
Mansfield, 5 -, 8 80, 7 IL, SIl, oil, 10 IL n.
m; l2ii. 2 II, 4 II. eli, 7is sic, iSI9 p. m.
Sundays, 40, 8 81, 10, a. IN; y oo, 4 10, is,
Taunton and New Bedford, Q 40, $40 a. m;
an, Sv9, 40 F. M Taunton only 40
| $40 p m. Sunsiays, I 49p. IN.
Fiichbarg. 5 SO a. m; i2 II. II >. m. Sun
a1ys; GoweiI. II 81, % IL II a. 4lip. m. Sundays.
10 pm.
Points on Cape Cod, 49, a. M; ie 40. a 40,
| ~ ID. IN,
Cottage City, IL ~, p. IN.
Nantucket, IL ~ p. IN.
| Worcester bivision.
| Worcester 81. 7A5. $40, llio a. M; 90.
$50, 81 and 26 p. m. Return, 645, 73O, 938,
| III 40 a. m.; 80, 90, IL, S35 p. IN.
Sundays. s&3 a. m; SOC d. m. Return,
| 20 u. m; 10 r. m.
Miliviiie, 765. 8 81. o 90. II 40 a. M; II, SO,
30, % and 10 p. m. sundsys, sA3 a. IN.
6o6p. m. -..-- 49, - :
Blackstone JUNCTION, 7S, sb7, s2o, 10 20,
ii 20 n. M; IL. OF, So, 40. %, 5N, Z 26,
ana " a p. m. Sundays, 8 ~ a. m; II II,
| 591, COG. Z IL, 3 II p. IN.
| Woonsoclet, Q ", 7h5, sB7, 0 %, 10 %, II 40
a. M; II, l 80, 8oI, 3 80, A36, bSC, bN, Z 2e,
| s26, II Al p. m. Sundayse s43 u. m; II 2l
ool, Sos. II, SI pm: -:
For time at intermediate stations see
pocket time table, which can be procured nj
ticket ofices. -
| GEO. L. CONNOR, A. G. KENDALL.
Pass'r Traffic Mgr. Genr Pass. Agt.
Il. q. ALLEN, Genl Supt.
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Advertise your wants in THE TEIBuSE.
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OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
On and after May 3, 1897, trains will run
as follows:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
TO. NIGlGI's RECTAL.
Nnsa HEriun 20 Sling at il,c church
OCtNC SNCrcG IEnnrf

The final recital in the Nosa d'Erin \
scr!es Tor me bcnciii Of the much needed
hiorsuc and improvements nj ST. Vim
cent. Hospital will be given this even
NE III me Ch'nch of the Sacred Heart
ork street., and will commences Dromnt
Is n 30
positively no children viii, be admitted
the cuEaci;y Of the auditorium bcinn
limited. and for this reason, and being
ueSfohs To have The offerings worthy OF
the Hh1ect IN De benefited and OF The
famous artistic who is so generously .
slstinS. the pastor. Rev Father Wilson
SUGGESTS anu expects that the smallcs,
contribution on the occasion will no; he
less than % cents.
Ihe following beautiful! programme.
Will be rendered:
Organ Soio--a. Gradual na;fst,
q. Elevation ...... -.
............ Lefcbvrc- Wely
G. Pas;oralc .....
......... Lefebvrc- Weiy
Mime. Rosa d'Irina
Rosary ana Prayer.
Tenor Soio-Prayer from '.Stealella",
Alr. q. II. Nun,om.
Grand Aria Laudate purti" .Zingavel.i
Mime. Rosa d'i;,ina and Chorus.
iregluera- Sisnor Juetl" . 'rpsii
Mr.. G. Il. NoniOm
Aria--f'rom La Donna e Bicnca"
...'..:..... :'.....,.;..... GugNclmi
Nine. l.nsa d'k.rina.
Duo--"Avc Maria pins,iii
Mime. d'Erina and Mr.. Nontom.
During Collection
Organ 'ltaliani in Alsisri"
.......... ltOSS II!
Nine. Rosa uE,rina.
Ave Ncrum" ... Willard
Mr.. G.. X. Nuntom
l antum Ergo .....,........ IOSSini
Nine. Rosa d'Erina
FoSiiudc-Grand March composed and
played q, The Worlds Fair by Rosa
d'E.rinn.
Mr.. Doran. Of 81. Mary's church viii
accompany Mime. di,rina in The "Lgu-
date Pueci," The chorus Of which will be
rendered liy Mesilamcs \evilI. Ward
Wall, DigSs, Golibart and HudginS and
NJ essrs. Nllurrow. Allen ana Calender
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
THE CIii.IsTIAN AIxIANtR.
fic Conventton Iccts To.duy ana To.
.Hil morrow. .Ei

The Christian people of Norfolk, irres-
pective of denominat ION, have in store
Tor them rich treat. The Christian
Alliance convention Is to meet Sunday
and Monday In this city in the>Aiemosial
Christian Temple. l Is an understandings
ttonal body. composed Of Episcopalians.
BapGsts, iMcthod.sts. Presbyterians.
Lhsherans anu others. Their mission to
our city Is 10 advance the spiritual life
OF Gods people III the study of the
Spirit-filled life. The prlc!pal speakers
are the Rev. Stephen Merritt and the
Rev. Henry Wilson. u. D.. both of New
York city, Dean Peek, OF Denver. Col.
the Rev G. Mcguire, of the Congo Free
State QlGW al home on 4 furlough}. and
the Rev. Robert A. Hehck. the field sec
lecy OF the Christian Alliance for the
Southern States.
While the main meetings will; he held
III the Christian Memorial Temple, yet
there VIII be several meetings on sun
day. and the speakers will be dis.ribu-
ted somewhat as follows:
AZ Park Avenue Baptist church at II
O'Clock the Rev. Stephen Merritt and the
Rev. q. Mcguire Will be In charge Mr.
Merritt Will preach.
At The Christian Memorial Temple on
Sunday morning al II O'clock Dean Peck
and Mr.. Henck will be In charge. Dean
Peck will preach.
At $3.50 in the afternoon at the Free
he q mass meeting. when all the speak,
erS Will he present and scve: al urldresse 5
viii he delivered.
NJ 80 p. iii. 4 t the Memorial Christia n
Temple the Rev. Stephen Merritt will
preach.
Al the Park Avenue Baptist; church a
!: aO y. m. Dean Peek ANA 1,r. Wilson
Will be In charge. Dean Peck will
preach.
~ II O'Clock 4. M. the Rev. Henry vii
son. D. D.. Will preach in The Main
street Christian church. Berkeley. ana
at 40 p. IN. To the same congrega ton.
The Rev. 9. Mcguire, Of the Congo Free
STATE, Africa, anu the Rev. X. a. Henck,
iield secretary Of the Christian Alliance
Tor the Southern States VII! speak.
On Monday at $3.50 4. m the conycn-
ton Will assemble as 4 whole ut the
Memorial Temple. and continue through
me DAY. with recess. OF course
TO all OF these meetings the bubble i
most cordially Invited, for there Is 4 rich
treat IN siotr fo:, those who aa;end.
earnestly seeking a blessing finm tie
Lord. II will do you good 10 sit a; the
ieet or these messengers from the ord
and learn his way more fully Rempm
Der the days-Suntlay and Monday.
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A Peerless Imminent.

AS pain destroyer aud cure for
rheumatism, Salvation Oil is the peer
OF all linlnents. Mr.. YIN, II. Brown,
PROPRIETOR Of striebingct House, Cleve-
land, O., writes: II suffered from
rheumatism for twelve years and my
Inst attack Kept me III bed, tinable 10
walk I used Salvation OH and soon
was up aud about. Asa pain de-
atroyer this llnimcht has no equal"
Salvation Oil is sold everywhere for
25 cents. Try it and be convinced.
Sold by a.
GcAAS SsS "a 3 PHARMACY. 42o Butte street
A RhEEEE p Z Iio WT1E r 81. 2Is Main ST:
n II sSr ATLANTIC CITY DRUG
- = 49,. 1891 q
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whales or Wolf Tran.

captain Cordy, OF the schooner Occan
Bird, reports that while off WOLF Tran
Eight Thursday lie saw whale spout
about q mile from his vessel. The mon
SER. as nearly as he could judge, was
nearly 1G0 feet long. b
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
FOR CITY TREASURER.

I hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection TO the office Of CITY
TREASURER, subject to tho Democratic
primary April Goth. 1897, ana respectfully
solicit the renewal Of the confidence Of
my fellow. citizens. III &&s,Gsi ss %
4 apr2rtd w. w. HUNTER Isl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-in West End. by private
Earty, three or four well furnished de-
lightful rooms. fronting on two streets:
privilege bath room, hot and cold water;
line city railway. Address BOYD. yir-
x Einian office. api-9t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

Do your. eyes burn. or hurt :? Are you
troubled With headache? The proper
glasses. In most cases. will afford relief.
See Dr.. Week. f;sEg
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

$"l3 MONTHLY GC.iRANrEED.- Manu-
lactur.nE CONCERNS wants representa-
i've IN Norfolk tor any city no, taken).
Must have few hundred dollars cash 10
pay for goods OH delivery after orders
nre secured GtENTHE.R Eros
Downing Bldg. y. y :pri-I,
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la = = - 4
The Union GcI,lrnl life.

Is Il tlrst-class company in every resDect.
and its policies are equal If not superior,
10 those issued by any other company.
THOS. T.. SEBRELL,
General Agent, a
Iladdhlgton Building.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook; also house
girl; GOOD wages to competent persons:
none need apply eScept stay AZ night.
apply 500 Main street, new number
upi-lte FGEa gI11a,s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

WANTED. --EvcryWhrrr, men 10 adycr-
use 'L.lStro' securing SOAP. tack signs
TO fences. buildings. distribute circu-
lars, place samples, orders, etc: steady
work: salary, $40 weekly ana expenses.
The Iustro Co, Chicago. urri-lt
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srs: SlV0 per month ana cNnciia.s cNrc-
lience unnecessary. PEERLESS CIGAI.
CO. st. Louis Mo. urI-ltt
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Bicycle Outfit Free: no cap.ial
manufacture a high grade Bicycle as low
as S92a0 Write quick for exclusive ugcll-
cy. ALPINE CYCLE CO. CincInnn IL
ONO. aDi-I-ll-3ts
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WANTED. Statesman to sell 10 dealers
on tins. SlGo monthly and expenses: en-
periehce unnecessary Write for nnrtic
ulars. .ACNlE. CIGAR Co t'hicnno
NOri-It
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AGENT WANTED In every tuwn: brand
required liberal terms: write Tor ruIl
Information. MUTUAL MANllFACrII-
RING CO. la6 Chambers ST, New York.
apr4.COSu-St
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WANIED.--Ag,n,s to sell the lndcliblc
Check Per1orator: retailS $j.p: layE.
commission. WESLEY MFG. Co. II
Park Row. New York. :,pr4-1t
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WANTED.

WANTED-Two Intelligent Young inuIcs.
VINO are willing to travel Oh salary Adj
dress M 81" this office. a np4-lt
WANTED. FOR, C4ASH--A good second
hanu Remington tyFewritpr. Address
+ uDi-3t tts ETt--E N -77.-' 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

$1,000 IN GOLD GIVEN AWAY in our
grand prize distribution; send postal Tor
particulars. DUNCAN & KELLER, l5G
t1ltn Ave, n. T.. 1naI-SH-Jt
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a YOUNG MAN W1rH y LARGE AC-
Huatntance nmonS peoplc that would
make. good trade wants IL position IL,
Salary no object for first six mouths
reference, and bond il required. Address
AGE I'll care N:rEinian. uprc-tf
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See Prof. Pasco's advertisement on
third parge to-day. !
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

day, salary or commission paid. CLIFF
TON SOAP x MEG. CO. Cincinnati, ..
ocl1-sr-ly
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YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARD = In
street. private. family. VIII furnish
own room: Al references given and re-
Quiied. RII0DERlCE, care Nirginiun
upr3-3t s.El ,#4EE- : "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DE-. TAI
IMAGES The Earth Girdled." OF his ia
nous lour around the world. thrilling:
story OF savage and barbariois lands !:
four million Talmuse's books sold, and
The Earth G:rdled" Is his latest and
EranGest; demand enormous: everybody
wants his famous book: only S360; h.g
book. big commissions; n gold m!nt. Ior
workers; crcdl, given freight paid; out
fits free; drop all trash and sell the king
OF books and make $500 Il month Adj
dress for outti, and territory, THE, Do
MlNlON COMPANY, Star Building.
Chicago. mr3l-olt
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WANTED AGENTS.-$7a per month and
expenses paid active men If right: goods
sold by sample only samples. also horse
4nd carriage furnished FREE. Address
JOEBER, Box hH0S, Boston, Mass.
felG-tO I'll. 50 .SI- Am w ~
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ktOOMS-TwO large rooms, furnished q,
q unfinished, with lights and heat, with
use OF both for REM west OF Duke street
Address OF apply l.3 Yarmouth street
mhi-tf
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rs E6T CHECKS in SIN HOURS:
AND sn%r, CURES IN 3 DAYS Al
.4o fN & iaDrug store lSS Church street,
Norfolk, Va mr2-6m
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BOARD-A single or double room. iurnIsh-
ed, with board for gentleman cal be had
by applying TO new number 5oI East Main
street. Terms moderate. mriS-tf
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~ no CAN ADVISE ME WHERE
there Is good opening in Il I've business
loca ton for dry goods store? Oblige
W. PARNELL.' 100 Fourth street, New
OrE. mrtl-lWe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

APRENDO E,spanol V uuiero ii conocI-
lniento dc alGulen ltabando cast clla,a
un maestro de 81 i1ioma parala cnnvcr-
Sacion. Dirigir So :. api-atS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04

LAURENCE WARING, ATTORNEY-Ar-
LAW, removed TO IS Bank street, oppo-
site former office. lna10-ln
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PLEASANT 'FRONT.' ROOMS, with board,
at no. GriSSDN,S I'lNCe. :pi-3lt.
The herald., 1897-05-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Glass Manufacture and Christian
Endeavor

Secretary Virgins reports that there
seems to be very general impression
gaining credence through the east that
the manufacture of glass Is an active
and growing industry in this part of the
etate. He ia besieged with letters from
all sorts of places asking information
of all kinds regarding the subject, and
making propositions business and other
wise, from the manufacture of glass
houses to the construction of the merry
beer bottle. The only thing that all
these letters lack seems to be capital,
and the genial secretary is convinced
that if there is anybody in this locality
who feels 1t his special mission to cup
ply the cash to start glass factory, and
he has enough sand" to try, the cham
ber is in a position to furnish all other
requisites in the way of experience and
general knowledge of the making Of
windows, bottles. ornamental glass.
ETC., from the aggregation Of letters re-
ceived
The committee appointed by the
chamber of commerce to confer with
the committee from the local order Of
Christian Endeavorers reports the
Christian Endeavor committee as
claiming that al least 1000 delegates will
reach Los Angeles July 3rd by the Santa
Fe route, and that twice that number
may be expected over the Southern Pa
cific road. The whole number will re-
main here over the 4th and 5th, and the
local committee requests that the
chamber may be thrown open to the
visitors as means of entertainment
during their stay; and that further the
chamber may aeo show them the cour-
tesy of driving them about the city on
the morning of the 5th. The committee
also asks that the city be decorated
with the Christian Endeavor colors.
purple and gold, and that the chamber
of commerce issue pamphlet to be dis
tributed in the convention hall in San
Francisco, which shall. by it's attractive
descriptions of this part of the state. in
duce large number, who come to Cali
fornia by other routes, to return east
via Los Angeles.
The herald., 1897-05-26
Children's Home Society

The annual meeting of the Children's
Home society of California was held in
the parlors of the Y. NJ. C. A. May 18th,
when the following board of directors
were elected for the ensuing year: Rev
j, d. Easter. d. D., of Redlands, Mrs
II. H. Markham of Pasadena, Mr. Gal
Borden of Alhambra, and Mrs. Oliver
p. Posey, Hon. j. w. Eddy, Geo. I. Coch-
ran, Rev. A W. Rider, B. Sherwood
Dunn, NJ D., VIM. E. McVay of Los
Angeles. The 18th instant this board
met and organized as follows: Rev. j. n
Easter, d. D., president; b. Sherwood
Dunn. NJ. D., vice president; Mr. VIM
e. McVay, cashier of the Security Loar
and Trust company, treasurer; Geo.
Cochran, legal counsel. Rev. w. j
Speers was elected state superintend-
ent vice Rev. j. w. Ellis retiring
During the past two years the society
has rescued and placed in family
homes 175 destitute children, at an aver
age cost of s33.06. The work is carried
on entirely by voluntary contributions
The herald., 1897-05-26
JOHANNESBURG
A CONTRACT LET FOR RAILROAD
GRADING
Eastern Experts on the Way to Ex-
anime Mines With View to
Purchase the Property

| JOHANNESBURG, May 24.-(Regu-
the building of the railroad from Kra-
mer to johannesburg has been let, sur
veyors are in the field and 1t is now a
| certainty that the road will be built
the construction work has been taken
by Mr. Daugherty, and it is said that the
| sub-contractors for the grading are
Messrs. Crandall & Bright of Los An
he in the confidence of the company pro-
jecting the enterprise that the terminus
will be johannesburg, and that the road
will eventually be extended through the
will be used and the work will be first
class.
Experts are enroute from Boston and
will arrive this week to examine the
ern syndicate. and it is probable that a
deal will be made 1t is said the price
to be paid is well up in the five figures.
Lucky" Baldwin. when here, tried to
bond the mine, but failed.
Messrs. Crawford & Co. of Rands-
burg have made rich strike on their
claim, located just within the bounda-
ries of the townsite of Johannesburg
At depth of some thirty feet they en-
|countering a two-foot ledge of 800 rock.
large quantities of which are being
shipped to the Garlock mills.
Parties in the mines near Garden
Springs report that valuable strikes are
being made in that vicinity.
A. I. Snow, district attorney Of Fresno
county, has been passing a few days
here as the guest of his brother-in-law
Captain Coulson.
Howard Squires, son of Mrs. Harriet
Squires CT the Johanne sburg hotel. ar
rived here from the state university al
Berkeley to pass a vacation of two
months.
j. ]. Brown of Denver, Col, owner OF
the ]. l. c. and Excelsior mines, ar
rived at Randsburg on Thursday.
j. W. Rogers, one of the owners of
the Wedge mine, has returned from a
business trip to Los Angeles.
A crosscut was recently made in the
hanging wall of the Kinyon mine, and
two feet of ore was developed, many
specimens of which showed abundant
free gold. In this locality it is believed
that if crosscuts We're more extensively
made other parallel and diagonal veins
would be cut and would prove to be as
rich as anything developed in the past.
The Santa Ana company had twenty
tons Of ore milled last week, which
yielded 5000 a ton. This property is in
the Stringer district. This company has
two full claims on which there are
number of open cuts and shafts, the
deepest shaft being 125 feet and the vein
is better defined at that point than
elsewhere. The rich vein is from eigh.
inches TO two feet. No doubt, from pres
ent indications, this property will prove
very large and rich mine. The owners
are Munson Bros. of Los Angeles, Geo.
Pridham OF Rands'burg and F. V. Lay
ton the latter being superintendent.
An interesting game Of baseball &C.
Cured en- Sunday at the Johannesburg
grounds between the Garlock and
Randsburg mines, resulting in the in
glorious defeat of the latter by a score
Of so to s. The Garlock club is COM
posed of some first class players and
outpcinted their adversaries in every
particular. The game was witnessed
by large number of people
The herald., 1897-05-26
| are 1 good crop. The highest temperature
was n degrees; lowest s. degrees.
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are good crop. The highest temperature
was n degrees; lowest s. degrees.
eAN BERNARDINo COUNTY
Crafton-Cool weather with partly foggy
nights and early mornings have furnished
very good crop conditions. Fruits are All
promising well. Highest temperature "
degrees; lowest As degrees.
North Ontario-The highest temperature
during the week was so degrees and the
lowest 4s degrees.
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
San Diego City-The mean temperature
during the week was nearly normal: the
highest was 66 degrees and the lowest "a
degrees. The week was remarkable for the
extremely low range of temperature be-
tween the maxima and minina: the range
on the 14th and 21st was only three de-
grees, both days being without winds
over ten miles per hour. Two one-hun-
dreths of an inch of rain fell on the night
and morningof the 18th. The total precip-
itation for the season up to date is 11.57
inches. Haying is nearly finished, and the
cloudy weather of the past week was bene-
ficial to those engaged in spraying their
orchards.
Lacosta-The past week was cool and
cloudy. The barley harvest has COM
menced. Corn is growing we'll.
Escondido-Irrigation of orchards and
alfalfa fields is in progress throughout the
valley.
Valley Center-Corn is growing finely;
early barley averages about THREE feet in
height.
San Marcos-Harvesting will soon begin.