The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-23
RIVERSIDE BUDGET
THE GOOD STRIKE OF COLLINS
AND NOBLE
No Texas Fever-New Packing House
Miller's Disgust at Copper
River-Perris' Fire

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 22.-W. s. Collins and
j. NJ. Noble, who are the owners Of the
Searchlight mine In Southern Nevada, near
the state line, have struck 1t rich. Yester-
day they received an assay from Los An
geles which will boom their property. to say
the least. The certificate shows that q
ton of ore is valued at $13. OSl 10. divided as
follows: Gold, S12,s295l; silver. sl02
Messrs Collins and Noble have had quite
force of men at work prospecting their
mine for some months past. and 1t Is their
intention to now begin active develop
ments.
One of the prettiest weddings that Riv'
erside has seen in long time took place
yesterday evening at the Calvary Presbyte'
rian church. The principals were Miss Eliz'
nbeth Brow Irving, eldest daughter OF
William Irving, manager of the Riverside
Trust company, and John Malloch Mylne
engineer for the same company. and one
of the city'a most promising young men
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
w. ]. Arnold. assisted by the Rev. s
Mylne. father of the groom, in the presence
OF large number OF relatives and friends
After the ceremony the wedding party and
guests repaired to the beautiful home OF
the brides parents on Arlington Heights
where a wedding lunch was served and
where Mr.. and Mrs Mylne received the
congratulations of their many friends.
Riverside Ripples
So far the veterinaries have not yet 10.
Gated a case of the much dreaded Texas
fever among the cattle herds of this coun-
ty. close watch is being kept, however
oil rIC Of no 70 ut hot he
disease Is prevalent In portions of San Ber-
nardino county.
Anderson, wotten G. Godfrey, one of the
large orange packing firms of this city,
which did business in a rented packing
house the past season, have broken ground
for q house of their own. The new pack
Ing house will be a large up to date affair
capable in every way of accommodating the
large business OF the firm. The intention
is to have the building completed in readi-
ness for the coming orange crop.
John McMillem and Fred Copley have
each let the contract flor the construction
of $1,000 residences. Although building has
been active here for year past, not O
single dwelling is vacant in the city.
Bradford Morse. superintendent of the
Pyramide mine in Lower California, which
Is owned by Riverside and Los Angeles
parties, was up from the mines yesterday
on business. Mr.. Morse, who is in charge
of the work of putting machinery in posi-
ton to work the mines. reports good pro-
gress and expects to have the mines In OPP
GRAFTON early this fall.
H. l.. Miller of this city has received
word from Gus Miller, his brother, who
went with the first party to start from this
section for Copper river. that he Is on his
way home, thoroughly disguised with his
trip Mr. Miller writes that he will be
home October 1st and also states that there
Is no gold on Copper river and that there
are hundreds of stranded men In that coun-
try.
Tho town of PERKS had another baptism
of fire yesterday morning. The Nance
block was burned, together with the stocks
In the stores of Mrs. Cora Brown and l..
A. Smith. Loss, $4,000; insurance. $1,000.