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Fourth Metropolitan Concert.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

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no. 500 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-24

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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
The Native Sons.

Sequoia Parlor at its last held meeting had for
suest the exempt 1iremen who on last Admis-
sion day the escort of the paror at santa
!. Rosa an excellent programme prepared for
the benefit Of the visitors and they treated in
royal manner The exempts prescn; el The par
Ior set of engrossed resolutions expressive of
their appreciation OF the parlors hospitality at
Santa Rosa
Rincon Parlor Will initiate six candidates next
Wednesday in the presence Of The grand officers.
sea Point Parlor. recently organized, has taken
on a boom, and is max ing II remar&abe advance.
{. II Heverin. D. g. P, viii spend a week in
Healdsburg reorganize the parlor there.
rand L us.ee Bying on viii, durlrg ecember.
visit the D -rlors le southern part OF the ~taie
Grand Trustee sabichi. who is reco verng from a
sevrre ccld. will accompany him through san
Diego and Santa barbara.
1he members OF Kincon Parlor must have been
fla tered TO see Native sons Hall crowded la 81
~ edEeSday III nj the occasion of tHe enter
taiuneut and ball given In Celebration OF the
{" eIith anniversary OF the organization OF the
Ocialion. he entertainment was an excellent
one the dance prog ANNE delightful one, and
fr m beginning 10 end he hall was Fl led with
smlIu- faces. After an opening address b. a y.
RacCuillat, president OF the par,of' There was
song ana dance by Miss Bessie Morton: special
ties. W. J. kattei berry; the three Eosso sisters
IN a budret OF dsuces; banjo so o, W. j. AppieDy;
serio-comlc specia ties, Baener ana Agionetie:
reci alton, John Hanuan; acrobatic song and
dance, Charles OrO a Ben here. w remarks
by w hattler, the veteran minstrel; mGsca
selections Miss \ del Iignon and bicaard Wa sn;
bsi ads Miss Nathalie Fulton (niece OF Jef de
Ahg'Iis); barytone solo, Joe sutton; comedy ac
Jimmie Met rec.
Ihe latest OF he minstrel entertainments given
by Te alive ons Lhe one by the members
oik Gay City Parlor in Native Sons Hali last
~ ey II ght 10 an audience that comfortab
u -le main b dy Of the hall and all he .ea
III u GALLERY. The hall had Eeen decorated ana
WIN effect Those VINO took rart in ibe en-
terlah Hent, with he exception OF the Knic- er-
oocAeI qeaJet wee al members the parior
ahd an s. -emed 10 ave ght Oh TO The silrt OF
~ III lsyI or their performance WAS very credit
40 e ne 'hfe- tam bOs and the three bones and
Two ulininuIIVe back diamonds were the ony
ohes IN Dlack The lnterlocntOr. Jacob Samuels,
was thoroughly at ONE IN the position he occu-
pied ana the hon-pro1e siOnal singers We're .oudly
app Fuded lof the manner in which ihey rende cred
the seVeIal pars assigned to them Z he gems of
the first part were burlesque on a ~pauish dance
b CarmeHcita, represenied In costume by Ii AIRY
Frediabder; .iht Rrd-hot d liemoer," coon sorg,
by : d II w sAy, ana burlesque ON o a Hayden
as the original OF "a Hot lime in the Old Town
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
NEW TO-DAY.
men RESTORED,
True Aanliness Replaces tile Worn Out
Nerves and ligOr.
REMARKABLE REMEDY THAT MAKES A
TAN YOUNG AGAIN.

Thousands OF men are to-day paying the
penalty of earlier inattention TO their strength
They have gone for years gradually burning out
the fire OF natural vigor, when suddenly they
break down. They look fairly we'll; there is
not much outward evidence of decay, but the
mind knows all about il. 1t is u peculiar
form OF weakness; produces a certain sensi-
tiyeness that pie tely upsets man, and
makes him feel tn lie has lost goodly part
OF its brightness. There is a sim Pile home
treatment put I'D By well known institution
of Kalamazoo, Mich, that imparts wonderful
degree of strength 10 men who u e sexually
weak. tits very powerful tonic that makes the
nerves fairly tfngle with enthusiasm. And TO
men who are prematurely old, apparen ntly
worn out and gone 10 seed, the remedy gives
tn at comfor:a bic feeling impaired by cneer-
full CRATE fire when we first come in of a cold
stormy night. BY writing 10 the Michigan
Medical Co., 10S Masonic Temple Kalamazoo
Mich, they will send you full particulars re-
garding this remarkable tonic and strength.
ener, and also explain how it is TO be used
what ii will 90 and all other information nec-
essary to a complete, rapid and Ger lain restor-
auon, enlargement aud return of manly vigor.
1t is a home treatment; EN- bodies all the prac-
tfcal results required for either young or old
man, and is just such u curative as thousands
OF mel are looking anxlously Ior. All CORE
spondence is confidential and their envelopes
are perfectly plain, carefully sealed and mailed
under hrst-class postage. No man need hesi-
tate TO write 10 the Michigan Medical Co., as
they are regularly incorpot ated by the State
nave been III business many years. are well
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bank references
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
The Odd EeInwS

The reception TO be given by the several
local lodges in Assembly Hali, odd Fellows
building, on Tue day, the eth Of Decem Der,
promises to be one OF the grandest that has
been given under the auspices OF the order in
this city.
oriental Rebekah has prepared fine pro-
gramme Tor the sacred concert il will give on
Sunday, December Is, N odd Fellows Hall, in
aid OF the Christmas Cheer Committee and
The Orphans Home. 1t Will commence at
half-past in the afternoon.
Grand Patriarch Erewine Will be rendered a
rece ption by the mem berS OF the encamp-
nenIs IN sacramento and vicinity on the IA b
Of Decemb Der.
Capitol City Lodge OF Sacramento will have
ladles night on the 31st OF December.
During the current month Grand Master
Drew visited thirteen lodges and witnessed
The lnltia ton OF fifty-eight candidates
Ami ReDekah Lodge he'd an open meeting
III Odd Fellows Hal on the 20;h iust There
were present rs many people could get into
The hall end all enjoyed most excellent pre-
gramme that hld been prepared for their en-
teItalument. A dance followed.
Ophlr Lodge had an open meeting last FRI
day night IN Remembrance Hail that was
Wen attended There were visitors from all
parts OF the State and from the colonies. and
sh OF lntei eStlng addresses were delivered by
MessrS kragen, Burns and Jennlng~. Tne!e
W3s alSo Il programme in which II. r. Bonn,
1bomas Stevenson, Robert Burns. Lou Kra-
and Mr. SchOek took part. the several mum bers
being We'll received. The next open meeting
VII b. given on Christmas eve and very
r ~ programme Is be offered
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
KNIGHTS of Pythias.

The Pythian Courier of this city for the current
month prints fine fuIl-page haf-tone group
picture of ''Brigadier- General McGashan ana His
Own Brigade" Il Is artisucatly arranged
grouping OF the Brigadier, Mrs McGlashan and
their eight children.
Ivanhoe Lodge conferred the knight rank on
three candidates last Wednesday in the presence
of a very large attendance.
Bay City Lodge has number of applications
four having been presented at The last held eet
ing. The team for the long form rank. which has
rich AMI attrac i've costumes, is reheaising, AID
presents gcodly appearance
Avalon Lodge Of santa cruz viii visit Salin S
Lodge at Salinas next aturday.
here viii b all open meeting of University
Lodge of Barkele next Wednesday, when 1t
will he addressed by q RI. Morrison, L. q; C.. II.
sch sffner, G. X Of X. and =, and r. W. Davis
I he new Pytnian Castle OF Fresh viii be dedi
Gated &c, mbsr 3, when appropriate I'd iresses
will be delivered Oy =. L. arter, :. r.; G.
Church p o. C., and II. -chaffner, -. X OF X. x =.
Past Chancellor c. b. Webster of Corona is work
ing revive Cypress Lodge Of thar place. Nisa,ia
Lodge will give bal New Years eve. A new
lodge is talked CT for Los Angeles. Red star o1ge
Of san Diego receive TWEEN app ications during
Novemb r with more in sight
Paio Alto Lodge was Instituted at Palo Alto on the
IL. sthaffner G X. OF r. e =, assisted by visitors
from san Francisco. Red wood city. Santa Clara.
Jose. ] Gatos, fscondido. + sinore and
other foreign domains G. l.. Merguire. c. G., aud
Mars all. r. of K. IL :.
Zerin Kapi temple No. SO. d. o. K h will
castle, San rrancisco, on December A. number
of tvros having Teen captured. a pi grimage to
Benicia and sacramento will also be shortly
undertaken
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Degree OF Honor.

Silver Spray Lodge of this city will give grand
entertainment on the evening OF tbs 7th OF De-
cember
The grand recorder, Mrs. Poland left for Santa
Cruz las Friday attend the institution OF new
lodge there.
Ivy Lodge, at its meeting last Wednesday in-
tiated Ii. J. Brewer and Miss Edna F. Camp and
then nom mated otfic- rs for the ensuing tsrm. A
fine sofa pillow, made and donated 10 the
dee by Mrs. CoOgan, was AWARDED 10 Mr. Dali
Early next month d lodge with more 10 an forty
charter mem will be instituted at san Jose
and one with thirty-odd N Oers Will be irs:i-
tuted Randsburg. Within two weeks lod ees
%lij ne irs. .ituted in Nevada City and ia Oakdaie
~ lions are ing circulated in Modesto MERGED
y gle springs, Bakersfield, shasta. May field
hlzh ana LockfOld-
ADu the 18th inst. Minerva Lodge was visited by
-. H. Fispe, l. Moan. Mr.. d Mrs Ross aud
Mrs. Dawson of avn of Hope Lodge, Mrs. Coul-
son OF Silver star Ledge, and DR.. and Mrs. MAyon
and Frank = and Mrs. Poland OF Ivy Lodge. bur
ing the evening addresses were made by the VS.
itOrs namet, also by Past Grand Chief OF D. ouor
Mrs. T.. A. Loveioy, era d Receiver Miss Hea
ana others. After the meeting refreshments were
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

in Mission faror Hall last Tuesday evening was,
as all socials given by this enterprisng council q
great success IN every particular The hall was
decorated with rare good taste by the iuuicious
disposition CT flags, bunting and living plants.
The attendance of friends of the members and of
friends was large. and all enjoyed very enioyabe e
programme OF DANES John +. ComynS the
floor manager Henry Kugelberg his assistant
Next Tuesday san Jose Councii will initiate
seventeen candidates, and then there will follow a
banquet which will be attended by the Gran
President and several of the grand officers
On the eth of December there will be O district
meeting of Councils Nos 81, II and IA In Myrtle
ii all, south san Francisco. the 9th there VIII
be a district meeting OF Councils Nos l. and "a
IN the hal: OF 40. Sd in the : cazar Building The
first meeting viii be presided by Deputy P. j.
Hagan and the second bv heputy J. p. Foley, aud
each Will be- vsited b. First Grand Vice Presid Mt
George ID. Pyne. fhls official viii also visit Mis-
sion Councll the Sd Decem ber. san Fra ncisco
Counci on the 7th and c. the iral o. the 9th.
Under the auspices of the board of management
a inksgiving mass was celebrated in the athe-
drai ast Thursday, Rev. Father hamm being the
ceiebfant
Council No. 81 of East Oakland gave a pleasant
enter nment lat thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Notes From the Field.

The organization of the Butte County Min
ers' Association has been effected with q
membership Of 16O, and with w. E. Duncan
Sr. president and 5. 8. Boynton secretary.
AT the Providence mine, Nevada County.
the new hosting rig is in place on the 1880
level, $50 feet from the main shaft in the
south drift. From this point sinking is to be
continued to a further depth OF 1000 feet, and
when this is accomplished the vertical depth
deeper than the present deepest shaft, the
Kennedy. The new shaft is down 100 feet in
seven-foot ledge of rich ore
AT Bodic $50 men are working a $4 o day,
the highest wages of any camp in the State.
Utah's pumice-stone deposits are now sup
plying over 60 per cent of that article in this
country, and with tariff of Sc per ton the
peoned product of foreign rivals is practically
shut out. We have vast quaint titles OF pumice
in Mono County, between here and Man,
moth, particularly around Mono Lake, in
which vicinity there are enormous quantities
of it, but cost OF transportation "knocks the
sand out OF g." so far as profit is concerned
But we may yet have railroad to tide
water.-Bodie Tmes-Index.
Asbestos is found in large quantities in
Butte County, particularly in the range of
mountains between Hurleton and Forbes
town. Very handsome spec mems have been
obtained from the Middle Fork of Feather
River and from the mountains east of that
stream. The largest deposits aud the finest
as Destos, however, found in the county occur
in the upper part of Butte toward the Gravel
Range reglon-Oroville Register
Judge c. f. Lott, who has lived in or near
Oroville since 1S49, made the following esti-
mates for the Register:
AT dwell Bar. including both sides of the
Middle Fork, to its junction with the North
Fork, from 1S49 to the present time, So, ,0O0,-
600 was mined
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Ancient Order of United workmen.

7 The Past Masters Association has issued cards
fsS E-and entertainment TO be given IN ShIes
building or the 10Th Of December. There will be
q hrst class literary programme and then there
Viii be a dance.
In consequence OF the fac. that the Past Masters
AssOcst on has fixed the 10Th of December
holding It's entertainment the ladies' night which
Franklin Lodge has announced Tor that night was
on Friday last pos poned until the second Friday
in January. This lodge last Friday initiated
three candidates, :he WORK being performed in the
presence OF several visitors.
umph Lodge o. asst Tuesday evening held n
enthusiastic meeting al which a uumber OF inter
estlug topics were discussed, one being the subject
Of ruuning expensa Of the order.
Last ~stuTday +. =. Poland, D. G NJ. w, ana
the grand recorder visited Mud Springs Lodge. in
SPECIAL Sc sion at hingle Springs and witnessed
the initiation OF twenty caud dates This was
followed by a banquet, at which the ladies Of the
CONN unity were present.
Tonight the Prosperity drill team Will confer
the degrees on candidates ior Magnolia Lodge
Past Grand Master Barnes will address the
Berkeley Lodge next Friday.
The grand overseer and grand reccrier visited
Nesper Lodge at Live. more last Friday. where "a
large mes ting held under the auspices OF the
lodge. There were number OF interesting ad-
dresses and banquet IN honor the visitors.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

cure Tor that common illness known as short
ness OF breath. The micrococei of this disease,
claim, can De overcome by an injection with
"asslnlne," color,ess compound formed of
hyurated strap oil and the matter found in
Inc mucous membranes OF the ordinary Cali
1ornla mule. The mule is relieved OF this
matter by means of the sngle-action stomach
pump, ana the strap oil is obtained oy a
method of which alone know the secret. and
which shall not divulge except for sub
stantial consideration, for, having made this
discovery known to the people, my expulsion
from the State horticultural Society will un-
doubtedly follow, matter of course; but
shall, at least, have the pleasure of having
shown to Drs. dEvelyn and Hirschfelder that
they are not the only pebb, es on the beach.
Ii the private-spirited gentlemen who are
conducting Durrants campaign against the
hangman will only permit US 20 dispose OF him
for numbering Blanche Lamont, shall be
only too glad 10 proceed and try him for max
ing away with Minnie Williams If rs his at
torneys state, Durrant is really desirous OF be-
ing declared innocent OF the latter charge, he
will prove it by removing the only obstacle to
the trial by paying the penalty for the former
offense We are certainly entitled to some lit
tie return for the money expended in his
prosecution.
Mrs. Lease refused 10 accept home offered
her by admiring friends in the East was con-
sidered worthy of being telegrap phed from one
END OF the country to the other. Mr.. Lease
and the baby are comfortably provided for in
a respectable clearinghouse, and the head of
the family would not know what to do with a
home ii she had it. Even Mrs. Lease knows
the folly of owning a white elephant.
considering AbuSiVe which
Judge Lorigan OF San Jose went for juror
who had the temerity to criticize him, would
recommend the good people of that city 10 en-
case his hands in boxing gloves lest he rend
in pieces and destroy the woolsack upon
which he sits Judges are not difficult to find,
but wool is expensive.
Not to be beaten by William J. Bryan. who
participated in football game the other day,
President Mckinley will pitch for the Snort
ing Nine of Minneapolis at their game with
the Rhode Island ROysterers Tor the seball
Championship on Tuesday next. The Attor-
ney-General will act as umpire and three
Judges OF the United States Supreme Court will
report the game Tor the three leading yellow
journals OF the country. Bob FitZsimmons
has secured the privilege OF selling peanuts
on the grand stand and will be assisted by
twenty Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton, att1red in goods of British manufacture.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
NEWS OF THE MINES

The famous Hetty Green owns the old Eure-
ka, and she is holding on TO it and keeping it
idle. There are large bodies of lowgrade ore
in the upper levels and UNKNOWN wealth in
depths that have not been pierced, and many
are eager to buy the mine, but Hetty is not
selling
The shaft at the Wildman is now down TO
1900 feet and the vein is from to rs feet
wide The Wildman Company is working the
stamp mill Both mines have been well
opened up and put in shape with the proceeds
OF operations.
The South Eureka, which win soon be the
first mine to receive electric power from the
Blue Lakes system, is down to 1850 ieet on a
vein from inches to 10 lee in width Twenty
amps are dropping.
Sixty stamps are to be added to the forty at
the Baliol mine, which is being operated with
great efficiency. The ore is now being quar-
ried out of an open cut 100 feet wide and
deep, and 270 tons day are being worked, at
the remarkably low cost OF 50 cents a ton for
mining and milling. 1t is expected that when
the mill is enlarged and machinery Tor more
rapid handling of the ore put in, the cost will
be reduced to so cents a ton.
The great Kennedy is crushing 100 tons OF
ore day. This shaft, the deepest in vertical
depth in California, IS down 2275 feet, and
not known-is from inches to 20 feet wide.
At the Argonaut new 40-stamp mill is un-
ming, the shaft is down 1850 feet with sink
ing steadily going on.
The Oneida, which is being redeveloped at
great expense by the exploration company of
London, has the finest hoi, in the State The
new shaft which is to be sunk without stop
ping to 1900 eet is down 1900 crosscut
will be run when the 1900 Level is reached
The Alma shaft is down to 1000 feet and
levels are being run at $50 feet
The ZeiIa is an example OF what canbe done
with low-grade ores the mother lode. Ore
that will not average $4 ton is being taken
from depth of 1000 feet and crushed in a 40
stamp mill. The mill has five-ton chlorina-
tion plant. 1t steadily paying dividends.
Another example is the Monte Cristo, near
Volcano The vein, from 90 to 200 feet wide,
carries an average value of So ton. 1t is
mined and milled at an average cost of 60
cents ion
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
The ChOten Friends.

Evans Council has faDged for the installation
in public OF IN officers the evening OF jan
uary 27, in Social h all OF the AIcazar
Grand Counciior Boehm, accom- panied by T. H.
O'Brien 2. C.. Officially visited America Council
last week.
Last Monday night the Progressive Council was
with Concord Council y o. in Foresters' fall or
Eddy street The visit Of the Progr ssive Council
was for the purpose of entertaining the visited
council ard give 1t advice with view to keep up
the interest in the order and its work There was
a program me that was announced by Grand Re-
cOrder s. c. w Wais, who acted chairman OF the
evening. L; included piano solo by Mrs NJ. Gar
rorino; vocal solo, A. G. Baker: reading, ]. X .
CahiH: piano recital, Miss heardley: vocal solo,
Mrs buckley, and ad iress, The DUTY OF
Members 10 Their Councils" J." G. NJ. Arnold, T. S
G.. Among the visitors Grand Vice -Couu.
cilor Hutton ana Grand Councillor Boehm The
Progressive Council Will pay visit to Pacific
Council on the evening of the 10Th of next month