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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27
NOSE BREAKING FRACAs.
Cost The Breaker Something Upwards
or Twenty-Five Dollars.

OF twenty-five Dollars
Petersburg. Va. October .d.(Spcc:al3
Il. IL. Soil. who is employed nj the
electric light works. was fined so and
costs by the Mayor this morning for
aaSaul;inE Samuel Dcshazor. Dcsha-
zo:'s nose was broken BY The force of tn.
blow given by S:CIl. NIC5sra Charles
Fowikcs and Herbert eager. who were
also implicated In the affair, We're each
fined s. ana costa Joan r. Parrish
and Leroy SauG'ht2- two o;hc- a.I @cd
participants In the affair were dis
charged on payment Of costs.
The revival which has hccn going on
Cor Some nights past at Wesley NJ. J..
Church. conducted by Rev. H. L.
Erandafor;h an evangelist from Dam
vile has been quite largely attended
and there have been Large number of
conversions. On naXt Sunday MIR
Brandsfor:h will begin a revival at the
Methodist Church in ElandfOrd
Chief Of Police Parkinson has. gone to
baltimore for Aqu!lIa. Jones. the negro
who was arrested there few days ago,
and who is wanted in Sussex county for
cutting Mr.. Elijah West near SUSSEX
Courthouse some months ago.
NJ. George X. Taylor. clerk OF the
Court Of Appeals. has written Il letter to
Mr.. Alexander Hamilton. counsel for
Mr. David Bailey. Informing him that \
writ cf error ana supcrcsdcas has been
awarded tine defendant in the case Of
w. S. MGCancc vs.. David Bailey. j will
be- remembered that this ease, which
was n suit for damages, w1iE t:'led In
the IIuatnGs Court some time ago, and
n verdict was given Captain McCancc
by the jury for $4,000. whcrcuron an
pcals.
Judge Mullen to-daygrantcG I charter
to the Fifth Ward Cub, n social crgaui-
zation.
Mr.. 7. L. Moore. one Of the motormen
on the electric street railway, was quite
severely shocked this morning By
catching hold Of Il broken electric wire
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27
IN THE POLICE COUNT.

CHARLES Beat His W.rc-Bccky and
William Have Il Scrap.
- IN me iolicc Court yesterday Justice
omin tried the following cases:
charlie Guy. colorcd, assauiling his
wife; fined Sll.50
Rebecca Washington and william
Flanrigan. both corolcu, fighting: con-
IHnucd TIL to-day, and the prisoners
oailcd lc, the sum Of $50 each.
David Barnes. c2.Orsd, from Money
ioiat. Norfolk county, was fined 81 for
drunkenness and IL breach of tho peace.
nut ne could not raise ;nc money and
Mcaded SO hard with the Justice not
70 DE sent 10 Jail thnt he WIZ dischnrgctl.
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j. c. Berry. one of the best known cit
liens OF Spencer, Mo-, tcstifics that he
cured himself of the worst kind of piIcs
by using q few boxes of DeWiii's
Witch Hazel SSalvc. He had been trou-
bled with piles for over thirty wears
and had used many Glffercm, kinds of
so-callcd cures; but DcWitt's was the
only one that did the work and he will
verify this statement If any one wishes
to write to him. J. NJ. i. Trottcr X. L.
Walker, and Truitt g. Smith.
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C1TY'S NEW ROARDERS
a Number of Offenders s;ort to jail 20
Various Terms

a Number of Offenders S;art to jail for
Various Terms.
lhc Following names On the Police
c"hrt docket yesterday have been trans.
icrrca 10 the register Of the IlCtc. Law
Ter, ptherwisc the city JAN:
Rphcrt Fell cclcred. stealing pair
OF 81 spcc,acics: sixty days.
George Mitchell. cO!orcd stealing a $40
bicycle: ninety days
James McAlahun, n,f,,mntinr 10 hpId
up anu rob Robert Friedman; sixty
days.
William Davis and Cnn Rowc. both
c'.orcd. stealing n paI- Of shoes from
Joseph Rolandl: thirty days each.
Harry. alias Skinny Lush. seriously
interfering with the Police Department
bS sending false reports of fights to
Inc station-h house over tho telephone:
SIX months In default OF furnishing a
5000 S0od behavior bond.
SUITS ENTERED.
MIR. ~ T. Thorn. trustee. has entered
suit in the Court Of Law and CEanccry
against \. i'urrusS, in his own rigil! and
as administrator of the estate of Cicero
isurrusS; Mrs. y. BurrusS. Theodore $.
Garnctt, trustee: Alc.ctL c.. William
z. Nathaniel c.. Marguerite w. Albert
EDWARD and Eugene i;urruss: Elizabeth
AltSust: Corprcw. Burruss CGrprcw ana
Edwin u. Corprtw. in the matter of ;ht
distribution Of $l,SGG.S0 remaining, from
The sale OF III" pr"rcr,y Nos. l5O-l5i
water street after the payment OF 2
Certain debt to Severn Eyre
Tygert-Allcn Fertilizer company oi
New Jersey VS.. Il. S. Joyn.s, for DEB.
damages, $2151T
j. sydney Smith and !. T.. Heath. Jr
receivers for the White IL D1.:.;nn com
rany, VS.. ]. l.. Club. for laLs: dam.
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INSURANCE. TANGLIs.
Committee Of Southeastern Tariff Asso
citation Here 10 Unravcl 1t.

A committee OF five from the Atlanta
headquarters of the Southeastern Tariff
association headed by AIR. james
Cochran, arrived here yesterday for the
purpose of Investigating and adjusting
woinc minor differences which have
arisen between members of the Board
of Underwriters. ~ short private ses-
sion was held yesterday and ADJOURN
cd until this morning
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unbar. w. L. IIozier and w. F

Dunbar. w. T.. IIozier and w. F.
Fletcher.
They returned the following verdict:
That in the Judgment Of the Jury,
the evidence considered, believe that
the said Claude Young came 10 his
death in The Office of Briggs wood yard
while holding in his hand the receiver
CT their telephone, and that he received
shock, and we also believe that said
telephone wire was in contact with n
live wire outside said office. We find
also that said death occurred on the
18th day of October, 1897"
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CUBA Not MENTIONED.
Session Of the Cabinet Devoted to Sec
rotary Cages Report.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 26.-Thc SEES
sion of the Cabinet was devoted TO the
forthcoming report Of Secretary Gage
Tho Secretary went over the entire
scope and character OF this report, giving
IN considerable detail the subjects which
would be treated something of the man
ncr In which they would be discussed
The SraD!sh-cuban question was not
brought forward. 1t was stated that
Minister Woodford had not yet cahlcd
the reply OF Spain. and also that there
was cruthing new In the situation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27
TRAIN LOAD or ARMoR.

bethlehem. Ia, October ga train
load of arnOr was moved out of The
Bethlehem Ordnance Works to-day.
consigned TO Newport News. Va The
shipment included 29T tons Of finished
side armcr for the battlcyhip Kentucky.
which is building there, ana Is the lalg-
est and most important shipment made
by the Bethlehem Iron Company this
ScHS0n.
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BuckIen's Arnioa Salve.

The BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rheun. Fever Sores. Tettcr. ChapDnd
Hands. Chillblains. Corns. and all Skin
Erurtions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded Price % cents per box. FOR
SALE BY BurrOw. Martin &: CO.
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NEW POSTAfASTpRS.

Washington. October Gothic follow
ing fourth-ciass pcstmasters were APP
pointed to-day: Observation-Disclosures
w. i. DlNa North Snrolina-vApcx,
y. Hcaleman: Glover. ]. NJ. Putnam; Sea
board, w. +. Coates.
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To cure n Cola In orc Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL 1t
falls to cure. g cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27
BIG RAINFALL.

The storm was accompanied by a
very heavy rainfall. 5.S3 inches having
fallen since Saturday night at o'clock,
or which l.9? or nearly two inches was
plecipihalted between p. M. Monday and
O'Clock last dIight- This brings the
total rainfall for the month up to 7.5i
inches. some four inches above normal.
INC disturbance was central last night
Off Hatteras and moving slowly out to
sea The barometer In this city rose
one-tcnth of an Inch yesterday and was
rising at HatteraS last night, indicating
that the storm is rececuIng. Through
out the night. however, the rainfall con-
thnued heavy and steady. There is now
more than sixteen inches derth in the
lakes now In use. Lake Taylor has
sixty-four inches and Lake l3udford
inches.
The GuHltoat Nashville, which was
down the coast during the hurricane.
and for who'Er safety some concern was
felt, is safely anchored lGl the Roads.
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Big Dri7Vie s !,
This / w J I e !, ~
In Articles as Designated Below

q
Ia, LADIES WAISTS from. SOC. ) Is $3.50:
LADIES' ssrRTs from, sL0o:to s2 i. II
piece. ~ = 81! y+is ttAi33!! 7sf
LADIES DRESSING sAcoUEs attst.eS
piece. y b. yf ssSS5ss t!shil
LADIES cAPEs. from esc.s 10 SID. s;s
9iece. j, A S js,T-5Es 800 tsslt
LADIES cLoAKs. from $3.50 t. 5000 ,ys
IL piece. w SS5 S9issss5i
LADIES BALMoRAL,'. SKIRTS froinl,SSs
zoe to $3.50 Il piece. SSs4S 5E: s8ss Oh
CIIILDREN's REEFERs from sioo "a I
SEQ piece.
INFANTS, SHORT COATS from. s, q. t So
$3.50 II piece. 49,, - u
INFANTS LONG COATS from s.. Go 5toSi
$3.50 Il piece. ny
IN DRESS, GOODS, :TRLMAiINGs. "a A.. \
NlSHINGS AZ: ~
my nssirtment Is now completes in every
branch. and Mt prices to suit tho Uussse
of everybody. 4 =. $500 N XXI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27

Small pill. safe pill, hest pill De-
Wits Little Early Riscrs cure bilious
ness, constipation. sick headache. j..
NJ. +. Trotter, II. l.. Walker and Truitt
s. Smith.
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NERVOUS TROUBLES all kinds cured
with ANIMAL, EXTRACTS. Free book
tells how. WASHINGTON CHEMICAL
CO., Washington. ID. G.
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DEMON Of THE STORM
Has Held Full Sway Over This Section For
Three Days.
TWO VESSELS THRILLING EXPERIENCES
Lost Her Cablo ana Anchor-Isow tho
LuckenbocK Had to Abandon Her
Tow-Derelict Ncnr KITTY IInwk
Supposed TO Be Mnthildn- Lots OF
Water.

The heavy northeastern still has this
section in dts grip, and news OF the
havoc wrought by it at sea and along
the coast is now coming In. In this city
again yesterday all the low-lying
streets were flooded by high tides, and
the rain poured down as 1t had not
done before In months. Wires are pros
trated in all directions, and Charles
Davies was shocked into inSensibillty
by q local telephone
Down the coast the velocity of the
gale has, of course, been terrific, but
the new light ship on Diamond Shoals,
OFF Cape Hatteras, has held her anchors
through the blast. She is Slightly south
ward of her position before the gale,
but 1t is supposed that she has merely
been given more cable
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i. B. frey, NJ. D.. Specialist

Offices and .. No. 2ii Main street, over
Frank X Sons.
IAITIl:S-Cntarrh and other dis
orders Of the Eye. Ear Nose and Throat,
Chest an! stomach. Hours . TO II 20; . 10
G:20 y. IN.
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k|is RHEUMATISM N
WANTED.

RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE AGENTS
Tor Telephone Tablets and Specialtics
Pays 1000 year. Enclose stamp VIC
TORY MFG. CO., Cleveland. Ohio.
oc27-1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27

The mind made easy and the body
comfortable by wearing the garments
Rudolph & Wallace make.
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SHOCKED BY A TELEPHONE

Mr.. Charles Davies. proprietor Of
Davies bakery, No. g Brewer street
mad marrow escape from death at his
place OF business. He was about to
use his Phone of the southern States
circuit. but when he touched the burton
preparatory to calling he received n
shock that krocked him into insansl-
DIRTY for n few seconds. The accident
Was due TO contact between the tcie-
phone wire and n live electric wire Mr.
Davies reported the matter ut the cx-
change and he also thinks the electric
light people should have some system of
knowing when their wires become
crossed, so that the current could be
curt Off
The Southern States people say that
although they have already taken all
precautions advised by electrical cx-
perts, they VIII at once install fuse pro-
teotors at every 'phCme
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II Is proposed In France to try the ex-
pertinent of using nickel in coins Of
small denomination, as substitute for
copper.
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AGENTS WANTED.

SALESMEN FOR CIGARS; Sl25
month and expenses; old firm; expert
z encc unnecessary: inducements to custo-
mery: &C. RlSHOP & CO., st. Louis.
Jy20-tu. Insult
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27
THE GIRLS WALKED OUT.
Because Of n Cut OF o. Per Cent. In
Berry Basket Rates.

Fifty or sixty girls employed In MAX
ing berry baskets at the Farmers Man
ufactur!ng company'S factory walked
out yesterday afternoon on account, it
is said of q cut Of % per cent They
formerly received 40 cents per thou
sand for making the baskets. and when
the 10 cent Gu: was made they walked
ont. and 1t Is said they are now hold
ing out for 80 cents.
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WANTED-AN IDEA. Who can mink OF
some simple thing to patent? Protect
your ideas: they may bring you wealth.
10. Patent Attorneys, Washington, b. G.
for their $500 prize offer and list of 1000
inventions wanted ~ ma29-1y
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Established fact: The superiority of
the garments made by Rudolph &
Wallace. p
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WANTED--A boy to wash dishes and be
useful! Apply ut 1l3 Church street,
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II LIIliZ'K71IZK[;a

. .NhSunAtism Curo 10 guaranteed 10 Be a6soinieIy
nna enc strong toalo Ia building up tho weak
ism IN isoIa one 70 fo days Sharp shooting pains
N ny psSs ot tho body stopped In few doses
Srns sim back ind all palms IN hips and ons
afo speedily eS Satsa ssSss Of pain e
cSres beIofe SoS ono x S tTO doses and almost
dissasay Somp5ny prepare separate cure for each
~ a.! druggists25 cents vial. Ifyou need
sTee bSiGvsS Mtls9 Pref Munyen, IsS5 Arch
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of
contribution andh
DR. by
his Office West 18th St.
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FOR RENT.
Truck Farm for Rent.

St ockley" Citation farm) one of the
Suffolk, 20 miles from Norfolk: 500 acres:
200 highly cultivated; new house; beautiful
nience for shipping on The PREMISES long
lease If desired; possession January LIST
1888: rent per year, s600.J. T. BUTLER
flb Main street, Norfolk, Va aulI-tf
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ROUGH EXPERIENCE.

All arriving Vessels report thrilling
experiences with the storm. The
schooner Helen II. benedict, Captain
Brockitt, bound from Boston to Baiti-
more. light put into this port after an
exciting experience In sight OF land.
The storm struck her while she was
just off Cape Henry and she was COM
PEELED to anchor to prevent being driven
ashore. She rode out the seas in safety,
however, but yesterday morning when
she attempted to raise her anchor, the
wlndiass broke and thirty fathoms of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-27

NJ OTICE-I have this day appointed r.
- d. Ward my agent TO conduct the
wholesale fancy grocery business for me
at 95 Roanoke avenue, Norfolk Va.
: &C 22-2ws IDA T.. WARD.
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She attempted to raise her anchor, the
wlndiass broke and thirty fathoms OF
chain and the anchor were abandoned
WRECK OF THE N1ATHILDA.
The tug Walter y. Luckenbach, Cap
tain Willen, which left Key West about
ten days ago for New York. with the
disabled Norwegian ship NIathilda in
tow, arrived here yesterday afternoon
having abandoned the ship about fifty
miles southeast of Cape Henry. In
the storm of Sunday the Mathilda
weakened. Her stern post gave way,
ana her rudder was lost. The blanks
In her sides and decks began to bulge,
and she was rapidly breaking to Is,eces
Without rudder, and in her condition,
1t was impossible for the Luekenbach
to hold her on the course. and the only
thing 10 do was to abandon her. The
crew Of the Inflated vessel were saved
by means of ropes. These were shot
over the ship. and one by one the men
tied them to their bodies and iumped
overheard. being hauled through the
heavy seas to the tug. The whole crew
or seven were saved III znis way, and
were brought TO Norfolk. 1t is thought
that the Mathildn will be n total loss,
She was recently purchased by Mr.. /,
Iuckenbnch. CT New York. after she
had been partially wrecked on Tortu-
Ses Island. She was loaded with luul-
her
Last might the observer MT Kitty
Hawk telegraphcd t1Hlt an unknown
ship. dismastcdfi her main and mizzcn
nasts gone. burt with main and lower
yards standing. was drifting five miles
east OF his station. Her hull was ap-
parently in COOL ccrdtion and with
QUICK work by tugs she could be saved
II Is supposed to be the NIathil0a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO 1NNESST-$5,0 900 with services, in an cs-
tnblished, paying business. Address, CIV
Ing particulars, ii. c. ", this office.
oo24-lws
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FOB SALE,

ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.-An
excellent ten horse engine and d TWEEN
ty horse boiler for sale at low figures
Apply at VlRGINIAN OFFICE.
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HADIEsI ChIchestcr's English PennyroyaI Pills
Ping. % o R,a4 a are the ..s Best E.s
Chichester Chsmlealtp t4H e.. 16llada., o r..
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Generation after Generation of
Physical Perfection Weaknesses
Overcome by DIR. Greene's Nervura
for the Nerves and Blood.


invincib battle
lions from In the light of advanced
The herald., 1897-05-10

Willard, Denver, COL; s. M. Clark, Mrs.
S. M. Clark, E. w. Johnston, Mrs. E.
w. Johnston. Grand Rapids. Mich; r.
Lee Gilmer, Central South Carolina;
c f. Camp, Mrs. c. f. Camp, Spartan
burg. s. c.; Mrs. J. M. Chase, Miss Has
ack Miss Baugh, J. M. Chase, San Anto-
MO. Texas; A. ]. Hogan, Memphis, Tenn. ;
John G. Hill, Montalvo; J. c. Haynes.
Mrs. ]. c. Haynes, Tyler. Texas, are at
the Nadeau.
L. E. Clark and wife, M. Clancy and
wife. Cedar Rapids, Ia; J. D. Condit, St.
Paul; j. c. Murphy, Temple, Texas; j.
A. Covey. Dodge City. Kan; F. P. Sar-
gent, Peoria, ILL.,; ]. e. Archer, wife and
son. Houston, Texas; w. H. Bhdd and
wife, Chicago, O.; ]. w. Sylvester. wife
and daughter. Cleveland; II. ]. Jewett
and wife, New Orleans; S. H. Allen,
Nashville, Tenn, are at the Westmin-
ster.
G. A. Silsbee. Boston; r. E. Beal and
wife, Lawrence, Mass; c. e. Brown and
wife, Haverhill, Mass; S. D. Walker and
wife, Concord, N. H.; N. E. Pender,
Omaha, Neb.; E. ]. Valentine, Chadron,
Neb.; j. G. Clark, Camden, N. j.; G. J.
Fowler and wife, Binghampton, N. Y.
are at the Hollenbeck.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Lindsay, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Trahy and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
johnson Of Aurora, ILL.,, are quartered
al the fremont hotel. Messrs. Lindsay,
Trahy and Johnson are C. B. & Q. con-
ductOrS,
The herald., 1897-05-10

vention of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors. These delegates were scatter
ed and from all parts of fhe Union.
The committees who met them were.
at the La Grande station, Messrs. A.
F. Haggin, H. l.. Kinch, ]. w. Benja-
min, and at the Arcade, w. D. Perkins,
+. w. Bunnell, T. E. Butcher. Tie
delegates We're taken at once to the
different hotels, Van Nuys, Westmins-
ter. Hollenbeck. Nadeau, Rivera and
Baltimore, and comfortably housed.
The special trains are all late per
schedule time at least ten hours. The
st. Louis train will not reach this point
until II o'clock tonight, the Atlanta
train will be in at 7.45 this morning,
due at 1880 yesterday. All the visit
ing delegates now in the city are en-
thusiastic at the climate, scenery,
fruit etc.; they are scattering to Santa
Monica, Mt. Lowe. Pasadena, Catalina
and making the most of every moment,
for the time before the convention is
short.
Edward T. Haggin, vice-chairman of
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alton have appointed as committee on
entertainment Messre. F. w. Wood, E.
p. Clark and w. S. Hook from the for
mer, and S. B. Hynes, A. D. Sheperd
and Edward Chambers from the latter
body.
Messrs. Wiltshire and Buckley of the
Merchants Ad Sign company have ar
ranged a grand mplimentary enter
tainment to be held at Fiesta park on
Wednesday, to which all the delegates
are invited free Of all expense. Secre-
tary George F. Ciough and his staff of
fellow workers have gracefully accept
ed. Manager Buckley has arranged a
program, consisting of sports, Mexican
dances, feats of horsemanship, such as
were incident to and could only be seen
in Southern California before the great
city of Los Angeles had developed to
its present growth, and in fact before
the "gringo" came.
The entertainment will open with a
fine concert by the famous Catalina
band. Mr.. J. c. Cline, who is acknowl-
edged to be authority on caballeros, has
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opened, there being at present about
thirty men at work.
$50 to 900 Buena Vista {

opened, there being at present about
thirty men at work.
The new gasoline boat, Little Dick,
built by Mr.. Blaisdell to ply between
Empire fiat and Mullen, which made the
trip some two weeks since from Mullen
down to the fiat, sixty-five miles, in four
and one-half hours, but was so unfor-
tunate as to break her propeller near the
landing, is again in repair and will re-
turn to the bridge today.
The Billy Mack property, the Ruby,
is taking out very high grade ore, much
of which is being worked in the five
stamp mill near by.
The Col. Davis, before mentioned, Is
near this property. A contract has just
been let to Gink the present fifty-foot
shaft 100 feet deeper in the Col. Davis.
In the vicinity of Ehrenberg much de-
velopment work is being done. While
down at Picadro they have passed the
experimental stage and are down to
good solid work
From the lower end of the Grand can
yon to Yuma the prospector is certainly
doing his part toward developing the
Colorado river county. But the pros
pector is poor man and It is uphill
business. He wants help from the man
who can afford to spend money for de-
velopment and he is willing and anxious
to have that man come and see him. Not
come to some far-away point and listen
to stories about mining camp successes
and failures, but come right onto the
dump and examine things for himself.
For such there is many fortune wait
ing on the great river.