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The herald., 1897-09-13
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 12.-(Regular Core
spondence) The increased acreage of or
ange growers in Riverside has created a
demand for packing houses far beyond the
present capacity Of such establishments
now in the city.
During the past few weeks two large
new packing houses have been completed
here and yet there is call for more. A big
house will be put up at East Riverside at
once, to accommodate the orange business
of that section. A large amount of oranges
will be shipped from there this winter,
gathered from trees growing on land that
was a barren plain some years ago.
The riverside Trust company, which con-
trolls several thousand acres of the new or
ange growers, situated under the Gage
canal system. is building one of the largest
and most complete packing houses to be
found in Southern California.
Last year the company shipped 200 car
The herald., 1897-09-13
MOJAvE

MOJAVE. Sept. n.-(Special Correspond
ence) The special article and maps oe
the Mojave desert towns and mining Sec
tions which appeared in last Sundays
Herald have attracted great attention in
this district and ELECTED very favorable
comment and compliments to The Herald
for its enterprise.
The movement on foot for some time past
toward securing u reduction works near
Mojave is assuming definite shape An
association is being formed to establish
a cyanide plant in this vicinity whereby
the gold and silver ores of the Mojave
mining district (at leasD which are pecu-
liarly adapted to that process can be
treated for from Sc to SO per ton. In the
districts situated between Mojave and Gar
lock ana between the latter and State
Range, there are valuable copper anu lead
bearing properties, samples of which can
be seen at the office of f. C. Garbutt, 42O
Stimson block. Los Angeles. One sample
of lead. copper, gold and silver ore from
the vicinity of Jawbone canyon, eighteen
miles from Mojave. carries so per cent pure
lead. The shaft is twenty-five feet deep
and is contracted to be sunk to depth of
at least 100 feet. If the movement to con-
vert the old Los Angeles Iron and Steel
company's plant, al the foot of Third
street, into a smelling works is consum-
mated, there is sufficient quantity of lead
all needs for fluXing purposes for many
years to come. A good smelling works in
Los Angeles, with a rate not higher than
" per ton on ores from Mojave, would OBJ
tain sufhcient business from Kern county
alone to keep 1t going for some time, and
without interfering in the least Nth the
business of the Garlock mills (free milline)
or the cyanide works situated there and
other places in this county. 1t would util-
ize and render valuable the refractory ores
OF many districts in this county now use
less, opening up the mines undeveloped be-
cause of the heavy expense of shipping and
smelling at San Francisco.
L. E. Porter of the Porter Gold and Sill
yer Extraction company of Los Angeles
is in Havilah. Kern county, superintending
the erection of a cyanide works at thai
point. Los Angeles capitalist have bonded
the Mayf1ower, Pilgrim and Puritan mines.
near Havilah, for $4,000, and will spend
considerable money in developing the prom
critics.
Superintendent Donald of the Moiave
Mining and Milling company reports
twenty feet of work done on the 1oO-foot
shaft of htat company on their Wonder
Wedge claim Mojave mining district.
A nugget worth $1.5O was taken out of the
Elephant ledge, same district. by Mr..
Conklin one of the owners, last Wednes-
day.
1t is reported that X P. Cullen. a Los
angeles capitalist, has purchased the In
dependent and Grand Prize claims in the
MoJave mining district. which are next to
the Mojave Bonanza, purchased bv hin,
last week. The north side of the district
where these mines and the valuable Gypsy
mine are situated. is unquestionably very
rich in mineral
The herald., 1897-09-13
CORONADO

CORONADO, Sept 12.-(Regular Cores
pondence.) The new golf grounds have
been very popular since their opening in
the early season, and are in use daily.
Mrs. j. II. Fisher. Redlands; Mrs. w.
f. Bowers, San Francisco; Miss Pratt,
Ohio; Colonel and Mrs Davis, Washington,
d. c.; e. d. Neff La Miranda; w. S. Ely,
Ohio Dana Kimball, Boston, and B. w.
Mckenzie, Coronado, are among those
most devoted to the sport.
Mrs. T. J. Fisher has been called to Can
ada by telegram announcing the serious
illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Himmelstein, Los An
geles, were among Fridays arrivals at the
hotel.
A. b. Whiting, Los Angeles. is registered
here.
Mrs. Parke of La Mesa Is entertaining
Miss E. F. Adams at her country home.
Mrs. Adams, Miss A. G. Adams and Miss
Katherine Adams are still at the hotel
Mrs. J. e. Meeker and Miss Anna L.
Meeker Of Pasadena are guests at the ho-
tel Miss Meeker has purchased the Bug
bee cottage at Tenth and F streets and is
making extensive improvements on the
property.
General Churchill, William c. Stuart, G.
P. Moorehouse and E. d. Neff were fish
ing off Point Iona on Wednesday morn
ing. They returned to the hotel in time
for luncheon with forty-one fine yellowtail,
mackerel, bass and barracuda.
Zoeth S. Eldridge, San Francisco, ma
tional bank examiner, is staying here.
Mr. and Mrs. Klein were down from Los
Angeles during the week.
Mrs. John c. Healy with few friends,
returned on Wednesday evening from a
trip to Ensenada in the sloop yacht
Daphne, Captain Dunno commanding.
The trip down occupied thirty-three hours.
Returning the time was fifty-three hours,
and in addition to being becalmed large
schools of whales were encountered.
f. ". Pinkham and family have returned
from the east, where they passed the sum-
mer, and are again occupying their Iona
avenue cottage.
e. d. Neff, G. p. Morehouse. r. T. Van
devort and U. F. Newlin were the partici-
pants In = clay pigeon shoot Saturday.
The herald., 1897-09-13
MoNRovIA

! MONROvIA. Sept. 11.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The city has force of men at
work sinking a well. Work was COM
menced two weeks ago, and depth of
eighty feet has already been reached. The
trustees say they will go down until they
reach water The location is good one
and there is no doubt water will be obtain
ed, but at what depth is only conjecture
1t is possible that a flowing well will be
struck. To be of any great advantage to
the town the water will have to be pumped.
as all the orchards are above it. Monroe
and Stedman are also prospecting for wa
ter in the mountains east of Clamshell
canyon. Some time ago tunnel was sunk,
and now a shaft is being sunk in the tun-
mel.
The contractor is making rapid progress
on the new Presbyterian church. 1t is ex-
pected to be completed in November. The
Sunday school of this church is enjoying
picnic today in Little Santa Anita canyon.
Rev. Stoops and family are at Arrowhead
hot springs. where Mr.. Stoops finds the
baths and sulphur water very beneficial.
The A. o. U. w. lodge will give a family
social on the evening of the 25th.
Commencing with next week the public
library will be open each afternoon and
evening. During vacation OF has only been
open twice a week. About 100 new books
have just been placed on the shelves.
A postponement has been made in the
opening of the schools. much to the regret
of many. The date of opening will be the
9th. The Duarte school will open on the
Goth.
The first carload of Kelsey plums sent
from here this season realized STATS for the
car. which will net the growers ~ cents a
pound on the trees. This is a remarkably
good price. The fruit came from the ORCH
ards of j. A. Foshay and Robert Graham,
Duarte. Altogether three and half car
loads were shipped.
c. H. Locke who has been so Ill with
pneumonia, is able to be out again.
This week the fruit exchange made a SPOT
cash sale of carload of dried peaches, as
sorted grades for cents a pound. This
will net the growers SIG ton for the fresh
fruit, a price almost double that received
for their apricets. which is not often the
case. The cooperation plan has taken hold
of the growers in earnest and your corre-
spondent expects to see the exchange start
a cannery in connection with the dryer
within two years.
The all-important question in Monrovia
this summer is water. With the growth of
the trees and the increased area being put
out. the present water supply will soon be
inadequate.
Some one entered VIM. Stewards house
a few evenings ago and stole SIS in money
from the pockets Of Mr.. Stewards pants
Burglars also entered the home Of Mather,
The herald., 1897-09-13
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

loads of oranges and expects to ship 400
carloads this year. None of the trees own
ed by the company are more than seven
years old.
Mr.. Long. the superintendent of the force
of engineers now engaged in running lines
for the new Southern Pacific road between
here and Corona and Pomona, went north
Saturday, and rumor has it that he will
return with big force of graders, who will
begin construction work at once.
L. P. Hansen of Pasadena, who is the
principal owner of the Lake View Colony
tract, in this county, is having lots of water
development work done on the tract of
late. Artesian wells are being sunk and
two of these, eleven inches in diameter.
recently completed-to to depth of 345 feet,
are giving combined flow of 100 inches Of
water. Several other wells will be sunk.
An electric pumping plant is also to be put
in to aid in the development of the precious
fluid.
County Treasurer Mitchell who II pres,
The herald., 1897-09-13
,lmes last Thursday, but took nothing

Holmes last Thursday, but took nothing
Of value.
Tuesday evening Charles H. Buckmins-
ter was found dead in his room. The cause
of death was hemorrhage. The remains
were shipped to New Jersey for interment.
Rowland & McCaige have just opened a
hay, grain, wood and coal depot on Lemon
avenue.
load of lemons today.
horticultural Commissioner ]. M. Thorn
as has grown some very fine bananas or
his place here.
Miss Ida Wilmington has gone to Coro.
ma, where she has a position in the public
school.
Prof. o. F. Barth left yesterday for Per.
ris, where he will teach in the new high
school.
One very encouraging sign that co-opera'
The herald., 1897-09-13
g HlQJqWNW 3

The marvellous remedio-treatment that 10
used at the Hudson Medical Institute. the
great white building at the corner of Ellis.
Market and Stockton streets. San Fran
cisco, Cal. has saved thousands upon thou
sands from all the horrors that you are af-
flicted with, and your case is by no means
too far gone. Go there or write and ash
for circulars and testimonials about this
grand remedy. Why in thirty days YOU
won't know yourself, and no matter wheth-
er you have got kidney, liver or bladder
trouble whether you have had bad case
of blood poisoning and have face and
body covered with bad pimples and biotch-
es. or whether you are run down and unable
to perform the big functions of nature-it
will be all the same to those wonderful
physicians. You ask what they will do fol
you! They will cure you and make g whole
man of you.
The herald., 1897-09-13
E5l6QTHERN, ,EMzF8Ra{IE2 q = a5R7E6i3Ess

ton in the marketing of fruit is the best
thing for the growers is the fact that a
number of large growers in this neighbor-
hood, who left the exchange two or three
years ago. in the hope of doing better, have
come back into the fold with the full
knowledge that they can do better by
standing together. A large acreage will
be added to the local exchange next season.
Miss Mcfarland of Rivera arrived Thurs
day to assume her duties as teacher in the
Duarte school.
l.. Harris has let the contract for a nine
room residence on his ranch. Work will
begin in few days. w. ]. lockwood has
the contract.
Sam Barnes left for Mexico Wednesday,
with the probable intention of remaining.
DR.. Lougheed, late of London, Canada,
has opened an office here.
The herald., 1897-09-13
ORANGE COUNTY

Rev. c. w. Her and wife have returned
from an outing at Arch Beach.
Charles Borden, after visiting his
parents here, has returned to Los Angeles.
S. H. Colvin of Los Angeles visited Santa
Ana yesterday
H. B. Keeler was up from San Diego to-
day.
The trotter klamath has arrived home in
charge Of his owner and driver, G. H. Judd.
1t is quite probable that the horse will be
entered against some speedy company in
a special race to take place during fair
week.
The herald., 1897-09-13
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Sept 12-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The steamer Albion arrived
here Friday from San Benito, after a
twenty days trip. She had in freight only
few samples of fruit from Manzanillo
and a gold brick worth about $4,000. This
is the first return trip of this steamer for
the new line established by the Lower CAL
ifornia Development company, and has
been a great success in every particular.
This morning the steamer was put on the
marine ways for general repairs and by
Tuesday she will take On 100 tons Of GOAL
The herald., 1897-09-13

and leave for San Pedro. 1t is understood
that some freight awaits the steamer there.
and on her next trip south she will take
several business men from Los Angeles
and San Diego to see what can be done in
the way of developing trade.
Notice has been served on the attorneys
for the defendants in the case of c. D.
Lanning VS.. the Chula Vista water con-
sumers, to the effect that on Monday the
plaintiff would apply in the United States
court at Los Angeles for an injunction
restraining the water consumers from en-
joining the plaintiffs in the state courts.
The purpose of the company is to lodge the
cases in the United States instead of the
circuit courts.
About 600 Turner's arrived on last night s
train, and were met at the depot by mem
bers of the local Concordia Turnverein and
other German-American citizens. A pro-
cession was formed headed by the City
Guard band and marched through the
principal streets and back to the Turner
hall, where addresses of welcome were
delivered by the speakers of the Concordia,
Henry Ewald and Mayor D. c. Reed. Three
days of festivities have been arranged for
the visiting Turner's
Judge Torrance denied the application
of County Assessor Burt for an order re-
quiring the present receiver Of the Golden
Cross mines at Hedges to pay taxes on per-
sonal property valued at about 100000. The
evidence showed that the assessment was
made to the trustees of the Golden Cross
Mining and Milling company, when the
law requires that assessment of property
shall be made to the receiver Of a property
when 1t is in his custody.
National City has organized wheel
mems club, with thirty members.
The Russ high school boys have organ
lied an athletic association and elected
Edgar Luce president, Vernon Rood vice
president and Harry Kaufman treasurer.
A boxing contest has been arranged be-
tween Kid OBrien and Harry Jones, to
take place in this city on September 25.
The purse is for $3.50.
The herald., 1897-09-13
RIVERA

RIVERA, Sept. 12.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) Walnuts are beginning to drop
somewhat. The picking season will begin
in about two weeks. The crop this year
will be about two-thirds of last year, which
was about aooo.0o0 pounds. OF this the
The herald., 1897-09-13
DIR. WONG HIM
e3l South Hope St. Los Angeles
Cal.

MR. WONG HIM Is a
Ograduate o. the Royal
College of Physicians,
located Mt Canton. China.
Also Honorary Member
OF Faculty Of said lnsti-
tute. DR.. " ong Him
belongs TO q family OF
physicians. he being the
sixth In tho line Of
descent.
Hundreds af people can
personally recommend
him. Herbs exclusively
used.
Cured OF Stomach and
Kidney troubles by DR..
Wong Him ofSSl s. Hope
St Los Angeles, Calf.
The herald., 1897-09-13

Now, It has to be one thing or the other
with you, and no one is to be blamed IL
you choose foolishly. Poor mortal that
you are, why do you keep on and on in your
folly? That lassitude, that shaking-which
sometimes almost amounts to paralysis:
those fears of death; that bashful and
weakened way that you have of getting
around, and that knowledge that you have
that you get no joy out of life that is worth
speaking about-all these things are signs
that you are suffering from that danger
Gus disease, Nervous Prostration. Get rid
of It! Yes, get rid of 1t and start in at once.
There's life and strength and manhood and
virility and vigor ahead for you If you
want them.
The herald., 1897-09-13

TO the Pubiic-it sivesme great pleasure to say
that Or. Wong Aims treat ment ia my case b. u
roubed with the kidney and ystomach trou6ics.
] tried various remedies from other physIciauS
but received no permanent. help Dr Wong HimS
reatment has removed all tendency Of thcsetrous-
les and seems TO De permanent In Its results IKE
ing and renovating the system before buiidIngis
up again. am certainly pleased te say that -
has done great deal Of good to upe and thatf
have found him to bsa we'll eduestcd man. a.
assuming and KIND. commanding the rsspecs
all good people Very respectfully
MISS STELLA HUNTER
Los Angeles. Cal, April "a 1897. 63l bellevue Ave-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16
The Porulist Meeting.

The populis. central committee met at
the court house Yesterday afternoon
pursuant to the call oi the chairman DR..
]. l.. Hill. About 20 members were
present. The following account Of the
meeting is given the DEMOCRATS:
DR.. Hill made q speech of two hours
length setting forth his views IN refer
ence 10 different matters over which
there has been disagreement. Alter
discussion 4 resolution vas passed en-
dorsing the action OF the state committee
agairst fusion or union. and resolving
"that we hold as an enemy 10 the party
and party principles any Que who may
attempt fusion OF the peoples party
with any other party or faction when
said fusion neeessitates the surrenderlng
of any party principles aud that said
person be read cut OF the party when
such attempt Is mads.
The matter of the charges against the
county officials WAS discussed and in
vestigaied, and upon motion the official:
were exonerated. The convention wa:
| almost unanimously whas Is spoken OF a.
"anti-Hill
The committee. by skillful maneuver
made an entire change in the manage-
ment OF Affairs. The old executive com
mittee resigned one at tine, DIR. Hill
| included, when the following committe
were elected; +. g. Neal chairman, pu!
Wade of Orleans, II. b. Sprenrer Q
Shedd, J. j. Beard OF Tangent and A. $
| Mcdonald of Brownsville.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16
Bryan at Lebanon.
T rom the Express: :

rum iHc Tx press.
Next Monday will undoubtedly be the
greatest day in the history of Lebanon,
and the largest crowd ever gathered ia
Linn county will be here to hear Hon.
W. j Bryan that morning. II is esti.
mated that there will be at least 2, ,000
people in the city on that day. Great
preparations are being made, and Main
street will be beautifully decorated all
the way to tho academy, with several
large arches covering the atreet in differ.
ent places.
Mr. BRYAN will arrive 10 Albany sun
day morning at 8 O'Clock and take b-eak
fast Al o'clock. and then be brought Ia
this place by private conveyance where
lie will spend the day with Mr.. Miller
The parade will form on the public
square promptly at 80 a. m. under the
ehief marshal and his aids, in tire fol-
lowing order: Marshals. American flag.
band oil music, l6 10 / sixteen white and
one yellow horse, ridden by la.
eies and gentlemen, the wagon with Mr.
Bryan and few invited guests, the car.
rage with prominent visitors, the car
rage containing the singers, citizens on
loot, citizens on horseback and in ye.
hicles.
The line OF march viii be down slaiu
street to the Santiam Academy grounds
No teams or horses will be permitted in.
side tie inclosure. Mr. Bryan wiil adj
dress the audience at o'clock promptly
Ia the afternoon mass meeting will
be addressed by Hors. II. l.. Barklry, D.
Thompson, l.. Bilyen. ~. ] Darcy,
John Burnett. j. X. weatl.eriord and
others
On Sunday afternoon q, the same
place MIR BRYAN will address the Chris.
Iiaa Eadeayor Society Nv epes.ial r. ,s,,..,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-07-16
HOME AND ABPOAD.

Take look at The Elks picture in AcIIl
sons shop.
See the fountain pens at Will & Starks
tne best to be secured.
Will & Sta always have IN ftock the
lat at novelties IN all he, Of iewelry.
Mr Gradgohl will keep open both OF
his stores continually for the convenience
Of the public
You will always find fine line Of jew.
elry at wiz & starks. DO not buy before
examining their goods.
Choice sugar cured hams at Fl. Broders
only ii cents per pound. Call On him for
choice meats Of all kinds.
Ice cream and soda aad soda poo at Nr,
Niereek'A pari0rs and summer garden. Ice
cream. and 10 cents dish.
The Knights Of thu Maccab bees will in
stall officers Saturday evening. All
members are requested to attend If pos
sible.
Ice cream and ice cresm 5oda, soda pop
and all cooling refreshments at Viereck's
summer garden. Pure material in all of
our drinks, no acids used.
hnecnt K Meiser have the heat sssort-
ment cf hreRorss In Albany-4t price.
that defy composition. Also zee them for
flags anS bunting.
To make the lair grow a natural color,
prevent badness. and keep the scalp
healthy. Halls Hair Renewes vas invent
cd, and has pi0yed itself sueoe ssfui.
The finest peaches al the Linn Coanty
rooms ~ere left there today 5y -1r Alden
huiburt of Orleans precinct. immense, rosy
checked fellows, highly favored
+. q Davidson left al the Linn coun-
~ rooms today tao punches Of g03se
berries one 10 inches long containing
foj berries. the other 9 inches long con-
tanning 26J berries. How that?
Ladies wishing their cxol005. chocolate.
green. broEn or tan shoes p0lished please
call az the stand On hrs, street. lsenry
Morgan the champion rslsset shoe Dolisfzer.
tIrst class wOFk guaranteed. Give u z
call.
major W. L. Henderson Of the Green
horn district, in eastern Oregon. has dis
covered probably the largest ledge oi
gol0 bearing quartz ever discovered in
America. IL i 500 feet vide, free mill
ling ore. and ASSAYS from s3.s- TO $50 per
ton. There are - .013 ions in sight. -
Mr. HENDERSON Is a brother N las Of
Hon. J. II. Mcciung oi Eugene.
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Prof. Wilkes.

In letter from Ann Arls7r 10 I.eh-
auen Trend. Prof. O. Ii. " sskes, : form -
Linn county teacher, says:
Il an noz through two years os nv
worE. ] hare she hon 10 stand in agsss
position Of one of Ebc esrss Haen IN car
class, composed aaw Of ls,tle over I'D
meu. Next year Is my lsss, look far
Nzrd % :; siih grcA; @niieIp4tsoss. We
have . magnificent caurse o! instruction
here. oars are tae men yea wjll hear o.
as luglncib.c 10 The courts.
The only quesisSu that Ia EorrT Ing
me i soca;ioa, Asn no; decided wheFe -
80. Being 50 long in the schools ! fazye
n especial iriesais o3 The legal profession
aI.o can bold oat any Inducements. But
IN = year from noE I ssaasl ha packing i.,T
soaae = here. / ike shc wcrk, and ssope
10 be successful Lass slmHaeg ia ChE-
c2go / had a case - she ISsy Ey. CO.
which ! woa. aal q fes xcsks ago had
: case ~ 1s1s 5ussicc cour; ~l4leh waR a.
- sa>ce=s tgsl. 30 ! am getting \ sE5.3sag
a.E 81 experience while ! 20
Tins sammerI shalt s;Ay here. ] an
connected with Grl n sae real estate
aal insurance business. hope % do
some aasipess
Pr /. Rutherford aG3 ". c. Campbell.
tao former Linn CO. men, are also a.
Ana Afhuy.