The herald., 1898-11-12
NORTH and SOUTH
SAN DIEGO MINES MORE ALLUR-
ING THAN KLoND1KE
The Millard Canyon Water Company
to Defend Its Claims-Budget Of
IL. Pasadena Events

PASADENA, Nov. ll.-.(Office of The
Herald, IL West Colorado street. Tel. Red
675) L. j. Eddy, the general manager of
the Pasadena and Klondike Mining COM
pary, has returned to Pasadena for the
winter to get years supplies to take into
his gang Of prospectors and miners next
spring. He left his party about 200 miles
west and a little south of Dawson on Amer
ican territory.
As an evidence of the terrible hardships
undergone, Mr.. Eddy carries one eye less
than when he left
Ned II. Little returned Wednesday from
the Mountain Beauty mine in San Diego
county, where, he says, they are taking
out ore that runs over $50 per ton and there
are mountains of it, The gold is so plentiful.
be says, you can horn it out with your
hand or hat" They are preparing to put
in q ten-stamp mill.
MILLARD CANYON WATER
The Millard Canyon Water company are
taking steps to prevent Judge Merriam, j..
Van Sickle, DIR. CLANCY and j. G. Thurston
from using the water of Millard canyon on
their little reservation west of Echo noun
tain. j. H. Merriam says there was no wa
ter in the canyon near their place and their
present supply for domestic purposes was
obtained by tunnelng into the mountain
about twenty feet. He filed his water claim
regularly and is surprised that the water
company should have sent men to dig fur
rows and take it away. Calvin Hartwell of
the Millard Canyon Water company says
their company filed on all the water in that
canyon and perfected title years before
Merriam and Van Sickle built their health
resort and interfered with their water sup
frlx Rocidoc ha fhoy froc earo
on the forest reserves. The company pro-
pose to protect the water supply by which
the graves Of Mountain View cemetery are
kept green.
PASADENA BREVITIES
Company l goes into camp tomorrow at
Agricultural park. The boys are all ex.
pected to assemble at the armory in Los
Angeles at noon and thence will march to
the grounds. The boys seem highly pleased
with the reports of their quarters.
Samuel Weight comes out with graceful
letter in the News thanking his friends for
running up so magnificent minority vote
for him for justice in this Republican strong
hold. He is glad of this evidence that the
people are getting above political or re-
ligious bias in filling the judicial chair.
c. w. Wtham, the Highland escape, who
Ado peSH III CHarSe VI NldTsndl lIaCey over
night, was taken back to the asylum on the
4:55 Santa Fe train tonight Many who
have seen him here have much sympathy
for him and strong doubts as to his in
sanity.
The board of directors of the La Canyada
Water company held meeting yesterday
and resolved to levy an assessment of so
cents per share on all stock for the purpose
of developing larger water supply.
The Shakespeare club will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2;30 and discuss the republics
of Mexico, Brazil Argentines and Chile The
subject will be presented by Mines. Burt,
Macy, Woodworth and Clark The CONVEX
sation will be led by Mrs Gearheart. An
executive committee meeting will be held at
3 o'clock. @
c. b. Smith is rustlng around trying to
raise 500 to pay the last half of his fine for
keeping "blind pig" in the Tivoli. JUS
tice Rossiter said in sentencing him yoster-
day that the law was meant to be prohibi-
tory and fine of 5000 or ninety days was
imposed.
The women of the Red Cross society held
business meeting in their new head
quarters, room II, Arcade block, this after
noon. The next meeting will be held at the
same place next Friday at p m.
Augusta Holfner died today at her home
on Hammond street at the age of Go. The
funeral will be held at the residence Satur-
day at 2:30 p. m. 1nterment in Mountain
View cemetery.
High Chief Ranger McElfresh arrived here
tonight to instruct the Foresters as to the
change of rates