The herald., 1898-11-21
THE LAKE view ROAD
THE RIGHT OF WAY Is NOW
COMPLETE
Rich Strike in the Gavilan Mines.
Orange Crop Estimated at Three
Thousand Carloads

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 19-The Lake View
and Perris Railroad company has secured
title to another right Of way for the branch
line between the places named and the
deeds for the same were filed for record to-
day. This lot of deeds were given by the
following persons: l. w Hellman, Los An
geles; William Newport of Murietta, Farm
ers' and Merchants bank of Los Angeles;
George c. Anderegg, Hattie L. Vail, M. E.
l.. Brown and Susie Machado, all of Per-
ris. This batch of deeds completes the
right OF way for the road, which is just now
being built with all possible haste. There
is large force of tracklayers at work on the
line and the rails are being laid at the rate
of something like half mile day.
| Walter f. Graves of Temescal has been
granted a patent by the government for the
northeast quarter of section l8 in township
B south, range 5 west, containing 100 acres.
| Several more candidates who made the
late campaign filed affidavts of their cleo
tion expenses today and by them it is shown
that it cost w. w. Phelps, the successful
candidate for county clerk, the sum of
| $32l.26. j. T.. Jarvis, who ran for assessor,
paid out Sl42. o. j. Palmer, who was
elected tax collector, expended $257.74 and
A. 5. Milice, who was elected assemblyman,
paid out the sum of $5065.
The superior court today handed down a
, decision in the case of the American Live
Stock association VS.. the San Jacinto and
Lake View Railroad company, dismissing
the case and taxing the costs to the defend.
ant company The case was brought by the
plaintiff to prevent the railroad company
from running its road over lands belonging
to the association. The defeat of the rail
road company in this suit decided the com.
pany to change its plans to run the proposed
road from San Jacinto to Lake View, to
run it from Perris to Lake View, which is
now being done.
Judge Terrence Of San Diego, who has
been here for week past holding court
for Judge Noyes, who is in San Diego doing
like service for Judge florence, left for
home today.
San Diego and Los Angeles papers re-
| port that a Mexican outlaw named Antonio
Murrillo has been captured at San Diego
and that he is wanted in this county to
answer for crime. Murrillo is not known
here and no such man is wanted by the
officers here.
Report has reached this sity to the effect
that very rich strike has been made in the
Gavilan mines, located a few miles south
of this city on the lands of the San Jacinto
Tin Mine Grant company. The quartz is
said to fairly sparkle with the shining metal
and is also said to be the richest strike
ever made in the Pinacate district except
the big strike made in the Good Hope mine
some time sincei The rich ore is being
taken from the 400 foot level of the mine,
and as the rich strike in the Good Hope was
made in the 600 foot level, miners have
| come to believe that deeper workings Of the
mines in the district will show better re.
suits.
The new Methodist church, which has
been under construction for some time past
and will cost when completed several thou
sands of dollars, will be occupied tomor
row for the first time. Rev. A. C. Will
liams of Los Angeles will officiate
S. r. Smith, prominent fruit packer
of this city, whose Judgment is considered
good, estimates the crop of oranges now
on the trees at not more than 5000 carloads.
Mrs. Smiths estimate is thought too small
by many well posted growers and packers,
but that the crop will fall short of that of
last years seems agreed upon by all.