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The sun., 1897-12-26
!u,!,lock Points.


Tommy ~. in the tWo->rar-utd race vr>.
tru!ay. Chjrl, evidently did mot think
Of tie r"lnd GaiI or Lr didn't care H. he
ram v III" Norris, NI, WJ> un Turmy
o., right into it, r#T-iN, him to put up.
II" tjm,~Iwd second ha IHIor MAY
promptly p.a"rd him hast
Jack White W;. in Tough iurh yr~rrr-
day. lIis colt. Tommy a.. WuuH haze
been in th" m>ucy hud uo, thi?k Meet
touIrI him; and then nr>riri t. gcl even
ON Nellie =. and Flynn Ich nrr ut the
post.
Jack Lowell lad swell bct on Marie
Lowell and got aS good ~. 3 to | Hgain-,
her She j. Il good pIl mare
Well Rooster CIamrr did run second
guess youto"k ,hraAyicc Of vonr better
half, didn't you"
Many people thought Meadows was Il
nrn' one, on account ui him going up 50
III the betting after his race on Friday.
lie looked t" he Il good thing. CUNNING
ham rode him Il very funny race. but as
he won no questions were asked. Some
think he kept an"yr on Oracle, and when
he saw linn stop he went on run.
Charles Douglas had swell BE-, n,
Flames T." he in the money and also lost
500 on Oracle.
Well, Counsellor Howe had Chick ON
him to-day, but still lc couldn't be- in
the money.
Old man Gary has always 60, good
price against his mare. Pleasant Smiles.
nstl Ii,,, Il
The NEST interesting thing about the
Singer! y outlaw track is dog. lie is
II wlrc-halrcd terrier. and his coat is
always touS!cd and twisted. pcrl,aps
this is where Fuzzy derived his name.
Fuzzy belongs to cvcrybodv. lie has
no part icular master and is OF friendly
disposition. This in spite of the fac,
that rNcry body else at the Mary
land track is sour and taturninc nY Tie
result OF Il lively struggle for bread.
fllzzy always goes to til" post in every
race. lie lines up with the horses and
when hey break he breaks. Sometimes
hc goes away on Il false break by him
self, but Il shout Of ''rnll up, l',lzzy,'
always sends him back to the post,
When the start j. made FUZZY goes the
course. That is he cuts around corners
in the inlicId, but 1T the finish he is
always racing neck and neck with the
winning horse.
Fuzzy is an lnvclcrHtr lacc-gocr Some
times he trotS to Eiktun with horses
stablng here. and il he Happens to re-
main too late tn" next morning he does
not worry about getting to the track.
lie simply waits for the race train and
hops up ON the front platform. He has
frequently done this, and the train
hands know him as well as do the race
gocrs. Fuzzy is n great dog
"Cap' TILES, st. Lonis wcIl-known
all round sportsman, has arrived home
from Lexington where he has been at.
The sun., 1897-12-26
FOUR AND FIVE PUZZLE,
A Brain BurniShef for 10 Cents
in,aSiiyer.
ADDRESS:
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Jersey City, n. J.

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city and town in the United State $
TO secure subscribers and advertise
meats. Most liberal terms offered
competent persons, Address business
Manager, THE Sun. phila Pa.
RuHBER MILL POIN r S
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Reputable, pushing, Statesmen. Ap
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The sun., 1897-12-26
If Married OF Over IS Years Od

Send $1.o for a box of cERy
eide CAPSULES and the secret \
preparing with private Inform
ton for Married People, won;
$50 to anybody. Guarantes
satisfactory, or money rcf,lnde.
The only convenient, satisia
tory, safe and sure method tob
devised. Address, Ira +. Eben
Specialist, Hedrick, Iowa. Frl
particulars and Book of Secry1
for a Dime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23

A few days ago Dr. IS. j.. Hatcher.
president OF The Board Of Trustees OF
Richmond College. received letter from
Inc schmelz Brothers. off Hampton. Va,
announcing that Mrs George Schme "
had determined to give $1,000 90 inc coi-
lcee and requesting him o. formally '"-
n0unca the fact 20 the proper college ave
thor.ti,s. The letter stated that me
money was given with tho distinct und I-
standing that % was tO he devoted f' the
erection of scientific building. and That
10 was the desire of che donor that ehe
mfcbt bc allowed 90 select one or inc
aaUs I'm the new building. and place 100
IN a suitable memorial Of her sister, Irs.
Matte Schmelz.
ON Tuesday afternoon tho COMMITTEE ON
Grounds and Buildings of The college met
az the request Of DR. Hatcher, ana ms
gracious OFFER ON tine part OF Mrs.
schmelz was announced. The trustees
blvo entrusted TO this committee the
erection OF the science building as soon
ae sufficient funds are iu hand
Al an important meeting Of the ROCK
cts Dchocratic club. held Friday night at
Hoean's Hail the following resolution
was adontcdt
Resolved That We. as Democrats arc
materially opposed 10 the charter changes
rroposod ly the Committee ON Charter
Changes Of the city Council. as We are
Of the opinion that 20 appoint Finance
Commission Tor the city OF Richmond
would Doe q Capitalization ~ power in
which the people do not concur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23
NO CUT IN THEIR SALARIES
The Pay Of Judges Cannot Be Reduced
for Six Years.
4 PREDICTION BY SENATOR OPIE.

III the state Debt Question Is Beopened
tho Democrats win lie Swept From
powcr--Trocccdin Of Yesterdays
session Of the GcucralAsscmbiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23

Governor On erran Declines To Approve
a Special Election Bin.

Governor OFcrran yesterday sent his
first veto message TO the House OF Dele
gates in which he disapproved House
bill. No. A.. authorizing lhe registrar ZION
hooks of the city OF Charlottesville 90 be
purged prior Go the special vote TO De-
faken in that city ON January ia, 1881, ia
ms message Governor Oterrall SAYS
IL have had under consideration House
hin No. a.. entitled AN ACT 90 authorize
the registration books OF the city of
Charlottesville 90 Dee purged prior 20 the
special vote 20 Doe taken ln the sdid Guy
ON tho 18th day OF January, lN'8,' ana j
am constrained 20 return DO without my
1The bin provides as follows. That 10
shall be- lawful 90 purge the registration
hooks of the city of NharlottesNille ON or
before the 10Th dag OF January, 1898, IN the
manner and according 90 me provisions
of section S6 of =. Code Of 1897. except
that the notice pl 1yldcd FOR by thai Sec
lion shall bo given at least hVe days
davs prior 10 the day on which the said
registration books are purged
THE GOVERNORS OBJECTIONS.
"First-Thc general law of che State
requires fifteen days notice. whereas un-
der this bin The books can bc purTed
upon hve days notice. II nitcen DAYS.
notice is required al the smallest pre-
ciuct in the state outside OF Chailoites
willie why should Do not be required al
each OF the four wards I'm that city.
where there are IN the aggregate 1850 or
more names on the books OF registration
Tho purglng is "a matter Of great inn
portance 10 voters. and ample notice
should be- given before % ia done. 50 that
au whose names are posted may be in-
formed and have opportunity 90 be heard
n they desire.
second This BIN rs snoeial legislation.
when AN election laws affecting the State
an large should Doe general. The books.
A. purged under the provisions Of this
hill. will be used I'm all future elections.
Third section ~ Of the Code pro-
vides that "lf the registrar should be UNI
able 20 hear the evidence la reference 10
the names posted on the regular days OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23

registration. the books may be kept open
az IN such names only for four other
davgI' This bin contains no such pro
,irlon and / doubt whether it could be
properly construed az AUTHORIZING the
registrar TO keep the books open longer
than one day 20 near cNluehS,' -. -.
"Fourth-Section 81 OF the Code gives a
.,o+er mo RIGHT TO appeal from the de-
clslon OF the registrar 20 the court nav
INC furiedlction. or 10 the Judge thereof.
No such right ST. given III terms ulu1
this bill. and i doubt wneiher ll coulu
be construed as giving the Ilbn. uE III
plication. But II the right - gwen by
implicatlon. then the proceedings must
conform 10 section So OF the Code. winch
requires the court or Judge. az iea.l i've
DAYS previous 10 any clecuon. 20 'lua
NIT his decision 20 the registrar Wno
shall enter the same on Dis registration
THE TIME TOO SHORT.
''Now the bin fixes the lOin cay oI
January as the day Tor purelng the looks
tho election iS 20 be hcld on lht gu '.'-s
OF January. The court or Judge acc sion
under Section % Of the CODE must ue
transmitted 20 the registrar nNe on ~
before the election. $50 that au Appeals
from the four wards in me Guy NUS l
heard and determined in ihieo Jay ~
would be impossible Tor any court oI
Judge 10 deliberately hear ana declae
upon the merits Of each appear Ut theIe
arc many i'm 50 short time.
This h upon the assumption that INC
books will not Doe kept open AFTER JdnuaI y
be ken, omen Tor four other days rs pro-
vided I'm section SIS Of tho code. ~ course
the decisions Of the court or JUICE coul1
not be- transmitted 20 the feEl1lIaI hEe
davs before the election, as required by
Section SO aforesaid. 49,
18th In my opinion 70 IS bed policy 10
have ono law Tor purging the reeistra-
tion books for the state 40 large ana ln-
other FOR any particular city or county.
INC General Assembly has regarded u
wise and proper to enact Sections SO and
Sc of the code, and / cannot thlnk il ls
good policy 20 except The cry or mar
fo- ne n,iruoee ~ providing for on cioc-
lion which can De postponed FOR % snort
time without injury to any interest
"F0r these reasons / must oecline 20
approve this BILL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23

as the Bill Of Rights. the 2d Cd, 18Th.
10Th. and Zlst clauses, which nave Do,
ongrafted upon that instrument py the
Black and Tan Convention.
q,he foll0viug bills were introduced ana
referred 10 tho proper cimmittecs. 49,.
By Mr.. Hale, 90 Incorporate ihs cray
son Telephone Exchange. ,.eot
By Nh X. h. Hicks. for the rcleI Oh
l. W Uerden. a Confederate soldier.
nv Mr.. J. n Stubs, resolution con-
corning Fox Islands 800.
By Mr.. n. r. Hicks. - exonerate GER
tain lands in Roanoke city from eIroltg-
GUS taxation, and relieving Rev d. W.
Lunch from liability therefor
BILL PASSED.
only ono bin was passed by lhe il'uao
this morning. ,...,-.
10 60-Housc bin 10 require employers
of females i'm stores, shops, oiic.e -
manufactures ass clerks, operatives, OF
IN liners in any business. trade, or Occur
patton, 20 provide seats for suCn r.
male employees. and providlng q pVi,"it
ty for failure or refusal to PROVIDE suDh
eogtg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23
ESTABLISHED 1S43.
Oscar Cranz & Co.,
IL Governor ST.
Richmond, Virginia.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~
Fine Wines, Liquors andGigars,

beg leave to call attention 10 their
large stock Of the above mentioned
goods, most of which are of their
own importation.
FRENCH BRANDIEs. OLD LONDON
DOCK JAMAICA RUN, ST; CKQl%
RUM ARRACk. SCOTCH WHISTLES,
GLENLIVET KING WILLIAM ~.
RAMSAY. AND BURKEs OLD IRISH
WHISKEY OLD TOM. PLYMOUTH
AND MEDER SWAN GlNS-all OF the
very finest quality.
an the leading brands OF CHAM
PAGNE-P SERRE-Our own
importation from one Of the finest Vine
'ssstdiIFRRIES' MADEIRAs. and PORT
or FRENCH and GERMAN WINES
very large assortment including the IA
nous brands OF CHATEAU YQUEM
CHAT IA ROSE MARGAUN AND La
FfTE MAECOBRTNNER. STElNBER-
GER, aud SCiILOSS JOHANNESBURG
CIRSON'S PURE RYE. STRAIGHT
Old CABINET CLEMMER, OLD
GROW. WILDWOOD CANADIAN
CLUB. and other WHISTLES
The CANADIAN CLUB. for which We
arc the AGENTS here. only in bottles. also.
the JAMES T.. PEPPER WHl5kEf. In
bottles. ,,,r,,,,,.....
CREME DE MENTHE, CHARTREteE.
and a great many other ine CORDIALS-
none but imported.
HAVANA CIGARS-thelr own importa-
ton. also. a full supply u the Ell
PRINCIPE De GALES CIGARS con-
stantly on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23
Very Little Business Done ON the Last
DAY before the Christmas Holidays.

49,. .t,..l ~. rf......-r M
'l.'N'' ny Oh" N''''' '"' -i'"-D UT i
cfatea to order 40 noon yesterday for the
last time before The Christmas holidays.
and Roy. Dr Starr. pastor of tho Broad
strcet lietnodlst church. omcrcd prayer.
lni,on agr..d to hy the senate on l1es-
I.v nnI.r which a sucrN committee
of i've nrub.rs from each House shall
l.. Iruaiuf.l d. examine and investigate
into fhe various departments OF poV-
ernmeut Estate. county. aud municipal.
fer fl. nufn0ets on rctreuchment and
eurf.uue expenses
n,er biu senate litU SO. ,l. ON motion
l..'., .f Afb.r..rI. 10 have ft roe
Crr+I i..E b., III. lqn.ture COMMITTEE.
M ll.rd. OF Portsuputh. opposed the
Is,l'o.', e i,,."l.li, ''''''
M N..rnGy. of thi. city. said hc was
o,.,,.e.d D.. he bW as We'll as the ex-
Uc u.. In f,vor of The ina
.r''ta .' f D. t"ur..ar rs.
tyitlrrvS I'D AlIeehanv Bath and
y, p. .,..t'rsf th.' infrodfietlon
,t'''..,.t.. taN IIe wanted fho farmers
~ tt-ei,l, ~ iiud.rst1ud mat he MS ON
The foor OF the House 10 protect their
interests He felt convinced tndt such .
lie was "a Democrat and was In favor
~ tarir for revenue only TIE revenue
rercl,ed from the provisions OF the pres
ent lam wax satisfactory.
THE BILL PASSED.
Air Parker. of Southampton, advocated
tho passage OF thc bin under discussion.
lie Ola not think shat tonnage Tax
,xoulQ come ou- of the farmers Dir. Gal-
leher. of Prince William. called for the
pendins question but tne cali was not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23
Tran.fers of Renl E.tnte.

Richmond: Anna Dahncy's trustees 10
company. 1G go feet ON north side Leigh
etroIt f04i feet west az Graham 1925.
lanes Ford and wife 90 Bev. Brooks.
& Feet ON north sido Boyd sircet - lrot
west of Hancock Co correct error ln l''
Everett p and Marietta l.. Hills trus-
tee 10 Guarantee Building. Loan ana
W., .,rrct ms feet west Of oak $500.
lien enrico. clarence /. Turpin 90 Jere-
r,ilh ~ Tones. les interest in aoi acres
about twelve miles west az richmond
rarn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23

About $50 yesterday morning horse
attached To "a delivery wagon belonging
40 Alr. :. T.. FloumOy. became frightened
near the corner of Main and Beiveaere
streets. and ran away.
Ia running down Main street the run-
AWAY coHlded with the wagon belonging
10 richardson q Chapel. the undcriak-
ers. az iS3 Main street. and damaged 30
slightly The horse, after creating con-
stornation along the street for several
blocks. was caught near The Jefferson
Hotel.
The wagon broke away from the horse
and was badly damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23
Ladies' CdpeS,
ColOred.

size 90 Ladies Brown Broad
Cloth Jacket, velvet coat collar,
silk lined, was Sr2.So, Gro on
nOW.................... ~aO'Oo
size SO Ladies Light Tan
Cloth Jacket, silk lined, Tapped
seams fly front coat $1,000
collar, was SI4, now. piO'OO
size SO Ladies Dark Tan
Cloth Jacket, Tapped seams, fly
front, inlaid velvet C. 20
collar, was s., now. PS'SO
size 50 Ladies Tan Jacket
fine broad cloth, heavy striped
taffeta lining, coat collar, tapped
seams, very fine, was Cara
$3.50, now............. pi%'CO
size 81 Ladies' Napoleon Blue
Broad Cloth Jacket, break brim-
med, military effect, silk fac
ings, plain seams, coat
r oon "'' ''''00' $1,000
size 50 Ladies Navy Broad
Cloth Jacket. very fine, seams
braided, coat collar, silk
lined, was $1,000 So 20
nOW................... Pa o.
?, sizes 81 and 80, Ladies
Brown Boucle Jackets, storm coli
lars, fur trimmed, silk lined,
fly fronts, were SG2.oo, c.
now ........................ pO.I5
All Capes reduced proportion
ately.
J NJ. fOURQUREkN g. co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23

Christina, Treat at the Day Nursery and
FREQ kindergarten.

The ladies On charge OF the hinderear-
children a Christmas treat. and VIII pc
OBLIGED for any contribution which viii
enable them 10 accomplish this purpose.
Tho things may boz sent 10 MIS-. Geo; -.
rtrr-,r,, 14iG east Franklin street.
Thcy wish 20 have this treat The aoth
Of December. the Thursday following
Christmas. Wo thank ar. Frank Pow
ers for the don sent and Miss Maria
Blair for the juvenile books.
The ladies' of the Christian Association
also take this opportunity for thanking
Mcssrs George and Thomas Newell for
kindness during the recent entertainment
There are more than fifty children %
whom this Christmas treat is given and
anything TO cat or articles suitable for
wear or Christmas viii be welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23
Every Conceivable Fur
In Every imaginable Kind Of Garment,

Combinations Of in Tasteful Effects to Fashions
Dictates following being all represented:
Astrachan, Beaver, Brook Mink, Blue Fox,
Black Coney, ChinchiIla, Gray Krmmer, Grebe,
Japanese Seal, Marten, Mink. Monkey, Lynx
Opossum, Persian Lamb, Red Fox, Stone Marten,
Seal, Skunk Wool Seal White Krimmer.
We quote promscuOus garments to show the general
drift Of values:
JAP Seal Cape bodered with mnrt'n Min lined with $500
A Gray Krmmer Cape heavy satin lined, beauti c,- rO
full quality New York price $500 mark it ~ /'Oo
Chinchila and Jap Seal Cape, heavy fancy Innings
the fashionable fur-New York price S25oo we $500
mark IT,. y O'
Real Persian Lamb Cape heavy fancy brocaded Coo 90
silk Innings New York price $4,000, we mark it %-IV'OV
A Black Asrachan Cape magnificent skin heavy CO oO
black satin Innings, New York price $40 we mark it, ~<O'"O
A Gray Mufcr and Krmmer Combination Cape splendid
heavy silk Innings, New York price S25oo we Go 90
mark it.......... *'>'"O
Black Persian Lamb Revere Cape real Stone Maen, tail
trimmings fine figured tacta Innings, splendid gar Co. 90
1nent New York price $4,000, mark it ..... ~ /'OO
The entire consignment consists of about pieces. The
abov. a onand selection. There hundreds OF others
in grades cheaper than the above garments suited to
youth age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-23

We have received
from a northern furrier
who is anxious TO convert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

AN ENGRAVING COMPANY RESTRAINED.
Justice smyth. I'm IN" Supreme Court. yesterday
sustained an amended complaint IN suit brought
by the New-York Bank Note Company against the
Hamilton Bank Note Engraving Company and the
Kiid.r Press Manufacturing Company TO restrain
the Hamilton company from using certain presses
manufactured 10y tho Kiddcr company, 80 az to be
able TO compete with the piantin company In strip
ticket printing The suit Is also for an accouutirS
The plaintiff" Justice Smyth says ~ cntit"l
- recover the reasOnahl" damac"S which have
naturally accrued Ivy reason OF the breach or con-
tfnct ana the measure of damages IL appears. +
thc actual profit which has boon made by the Ham
uton company Ly tho printing Of strip tick -
upon tho presses purchased from the klddcr com
pany Tn" plaintiG Is also entitled 10 deere en-
Joining Il from selling presses OF iis manufacture.
known the k!dder pcrfccting press, Rnd en-
iolning the Hamilton company from using tho
Ir.alls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
FIint'S Fine Furniture.
Great price reductions
NOW. .
MR.. MOODYS TALK TO THE BOYS.
A SPIRITED ADDRESS AT THE OPENING OF
MOUNT HERnON SCHOOL.

A SPIRITED ADDRESS AT THE OPENINu VI
MOUNT HERMoN SCHOOL.
East Northned Mass. Sept. (SpecaD.-Mr.
Moody greeted the boys Of Mount Hermon School at
chapel exercises this morning and preached
sermon on Hope" at what he was pleased to call
a reception for the seminary girls. which was held
In the Auditorium this evening. The school opens
with 3aJ boys the full limit. When Mr.. Moody
stepped on the platform a hearty outburst OF Gp-
plause greeted him Professor Cutler, the prin-
cipal said n few pleasant words explaining the
rules which he said were not intended TO be
burden or to lrritate or chafe a single boy. 1hey
had been formulated for the purpose OF helping
one another. and II any student found any rule a
hinGrance nc should consult the faculty In regard
TO It. Reference was made 70 one rule only. that
agalns, smoking Waving for tho time the ques-
ton OF smoking in Itself being sin. Professor Cut
Ter said that after n student came to Mount Her
mon having promised not 10 smoke. 1t would be
4 sin for him TO do
Then Mr. Moody took the platform The singing
did not wholly satisfy him, and there were empty
chairs In the front W. Aside from carnal SINS
the things that trouble him most are vacant chalrs
In front and singing that IL not hearty
pull yourselves together" he said, with show
Of earncstness There good many new men
here to-day. When you sing, sting; when you talk
Taxing UP the question OF tobacco. after he had
nllod the empty chairs. he eaid that the rules were
could not tobacco when II was against the
rule 70 do SO without having guilty conscience.
A guilty conscience he added prevented one from
doing his best work.
You want" he declared TO root out deception
We are by nature deCeitful-the whole crowd OF US
Now start right. and then keep hight. You ask
bow that should be done There are three things
that lend 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. contriiion and
confession II you have done wrong II you have
been a stumbling block to any one get right GOD
deals with man through his conscience as "A mother
deals With her child through It's c9nscience God pity
the young man whose conscience IL scared. a man
cnn viii TO do right or he can VII! To DO wrong
II INV Of Won have made up your mind that you
AFRO going 10 20 wrong don't want You here
You had better pack your trunk AMI 20 OF on the
rrst train You will got 10 good from us. and
Noun, Hcrmon will be an injury, not a b"neht. TO
YOU DO not mean by that that you VIII have 10 be
saints II you stay here. but do want you 70 Bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
THE SKAGUAY VALLEY.
WHAT MINING ENGiNEER REPORTS N'4"''
EXAMINING 1T FOR THIRTY DAYS.

WHAT A MINING ENGINEER REPORTS AFTER
EXAMINING 1T FOR THIRTY DAYS
Seattle Wash. Sept s-After an examination OF
tho skaguay trail for thirty DAYS u H. '''''N'' -
mining engineer Of this city. saNs:
"Sknguay Valley was once occup'e! ny Il "use
glacier near the lower end the rocks are ah'',','
sedmcntary or stratfed deposits win inhu''', 'oc
bikes and stringers OF granite aspect. but al the
upper portlons o! the valley and tho SUNNI" " '"'
range are nothing but a very coarse granite WIN
out any trace OF any structure. bn' win very
strongly marked nearly horizontal bedding planes
cnt by nearly vertical cleavage joints. inc ".'o''
OF the Ice which formerly p.ouEhed lis way COW"
the valley has ground these rocks 20 polished sur
faces the vertical faces supporting Only ie"
llchens, while tho horizontal b'ncnes' p"io'e 'hc
advent OF the goll-seckers, Wcto covered WIN
th,cl; carpet O, moss Only IN Few places are
there pebbles or bowlIers and but f'~ rock sllcs
but whcro these do exist the indl'dual bo"'dets
are 30 large that travel over them is more dIhcu'
than over the solid. unbroken benches.
80. earth there Is practically none. but IN the
course OF ages "A black vegetable muck has aecumu-
lated In some o. the ereyices and IN potholes along
and alder find iootholl IN the crcvlcSs inc attei
mainly in tho wettcr bottoms. and over such
material the trail nnds its way. , ,e,
Five miles out, at the LAKE. me c,NaIon ~ fp
feet The trail quickly ascenGs 20 NO ioet. then
sinks ~ 40 feet at Porcuyinc Creek. In snort
distance the elevation IS 100 and tie pain zgzhgs
almost a, once goes upward 10 40 tcet; descent
Is then made 20 the ford. iSD feet nigh and then
comes the climb tho summit. an elevation o! 2E'
feet From this poin, 10 'he lakes tho trail Is not
Mr.. Stretch says that there Is no danger 10
human lie IN making the trip.