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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
L'IDOLE .

LIE docteur Collemond, dams un
un journal medical, a racont6 re-
comment Panecdote suivante:
M. Sadi Carnot 6tait ministre des
finances, ct nj lui nj personne ne
songeaient alors gull put, un jour,
devenir le president Carnot, lors-
que son ami Gustave LIE Bon, rem
trant en- France apr6s un voyage
aux Indies ct au N6paul, propose
de lui donner une petite idole de
pierre dun travail curieux.
Settlement, une l6gende 6tait at
tach6e a cette statuette. Ellie ap-
partenait depuis longtemps q la
/ dynatie des rois Khadjurao, ct l'on
aMrmait qu'elle assurait le pouvoir
supreme a un membre de la famil-
le qui la tenait en- sa possession; en-
revenche, ellie lui valait inevitable
ment une mort violente.
M. Sadi Carnot accepta le bibe-
F, lot offert dams ces conditions; ct,
quelque temps apres, le congress de
Versailles lui d6cernait la premie-
re magistrature de la R6publ1que.
LIE soir meme, M. Gustave LIE Bon
recevait de Nine Carnot un billet
avec cette simple phrase: "C'est la
statue. Et CONNIE il est toujours
impossible de savo1r la dose, me-
me, de supertition ct de fatalisme
que chacun de nous porte au fond
de sol, on doit sc demander 81 un
vague sentiment de terreur ne Sc
mela pas a la joie du success dams
Fame de la femme instrulte ct dis
tingu6e qui, a une heure sembla-
BILE, SO souvenait de la myst6rieu-
Sc image.
Sen souvint-elle encore le soir,
Oh une d6peche arrivant de Lyon,
lui apprit brusquement que, au
milieu dune fete, le poignard dun
fou anarchiste venait de prouver,
pour la seconde fois, la surnaturel-
lie ct tragique vertu attribu6e par
Ia v1eille l6gende asiatique q re-
TRANCE f6tiche? Nous ne savons.
En- tout cas-. on ne reparlera plus
jamais dams la maison en- deuil de
lobjet auquel SO rattachait la cru
ellie ct sinist1e aventure de Cesario
Cependant, quand la veuve mourut
d son tour, ses enfants trouv6rent,
dit-on, dams son testament, la prize
re de SO d6barrasser de la fatale
idole L'ont-i]s fait? Cest proba-
BILE. Et qu'est-elle devenue alors
L'ont-ils d6truite? Ce serait dom
mage. L'ont-ils donn6e? Mais q
qui? Celui qui en- serait le d6ten-
teur actuel croit-il a son magique
pouvoir? Sill ny croft pas, la cho-
SO ma plus que linteret dun bibe-
lot rare. Mais sill y croft, t,-sans
Pavouer peut-etre, ,-quel 6trange
roman des ''Mille ct une Nuts" sc
joue-t-il obscur6ment dams PANE
de Get inconnu, qui a le droit de
rever dun royaume?
Par malheur, les h6ritiers du
president Carnot ne diront sans
doute pas ce secret, ct il semble
probable qu'on ne v6rifera jamais
81 la l6gende rapport6e d'Or1ent
par M. Gustave LIE Bon, en- meme
temps que la petite divinit6 hin.
doue, Sc justife autrement que pal
une hasardeuse coincidence. E1
malgre tout, on aimerait a savoi1
pourtant ce quest devenue pidolt
des rois de Khadjurao.
| MAURICE SPRONCK.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
MGR Ireland a Rome
On ecrit de Rome:

On ecrlC Qe home:
rs. G.. Mgr Ireland Went de
partir, apres un sejour de trols se-
maines. II a eu, le jour de son de-
part, le plus enviable des hon
neurs: le Pape, au "circolo'' r6uni
pour la fete de saint Joachim, la
questionn6 avec la plus signifcati-
We bienveillance, en- presence du
Sacr6-College ct de la cour ponti-
fcaIe, sur les impressions quill
rapporterait de Rome a ses dioc6-
sains d'Am6rique. Mgr ireland,
CONNIE nous Pavons d6ja rapporte,
a repondu par une 6loquente i'm
provisation don't tous les assistants
ont admire la hauteur ct gout6 Fac
cent. Son attachement au siege de
Pierre, son ardent d6vouement a
tous les desirs du Souverain Pom
tife, n'6taient, a Rome, un secret
pour personne; mais en- presence
des insinuations calomnieuses de
certains organes protestants ou
quirinalesques, reproduites, avec
une complaisance de mauvaise toi,
par quelques jounaux catholiques,
les declarations 81 fermes 81 vigou-
reuses de Mgr Ireland sur lamour
de IAm6rique catholique pour l'u-
mite doctrinale ct sur le prix qu' u'el-
le attache au retour de la libert6
ct de Independence du Saint Sic
&c, ont etc particulierement ap-
plaudies par lauguste assembl6e.
Les journaux du Quirinal ont senti
le coup: lie "Mattino'', de Naples,
dissimulant NAL son d6pit, declare
que 81 le Vatican, pour justifer
son intransigeance a pendroit de
rItalie, croft 'avoir besoin que de
lapprobation de Mgr Ireland, il a
obtenu cette appreciation!
mgr Irelan /, plein de sollicitu-
de pour les int6rets des catholi-
ques a Cuba ct aux Philippines, ct
toujours pret etre aupr6s de M.
Mckinley Pavocat eficace de ces
int6rets, s'est entretenu de ces gra-
yes questions avec plusieurs mem
bres du Sacr6-College ct receuil-
Ii sur leurs levres Passurance que
latitude de lAm6rique a P6gard
-des ordres religieuz ct des -fdeles
await ete dune courtoisie ct dune
bieveillance qui donnent les NEIL
leurs espoirs pour l'avenir. Les l6-
gers nuages que des publicistes
ennemis de rEglise on des direc-
tions pontifcales avaient essay6 de
soulever entire pAm6rique catholi-
que ct le Vatican sont d6sormais
balay6s.
"L'illustre representant du ca
tholicisme AMERICAN va passer
quelques jours au s6minaire de
Meximieux, dams Pain, parmi ces
pretres du vieux monde qul furent
ses 6ducateurs ct pour lesquels il a
gard6 une 81 pieuse reconnaissan-
cen
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
PROVERBS CHINOIS

La sagesse des nations Sc con-
dense en- proverbes. Voici quel-
ques dictons du Celeste Empire:
Sur les femmes: I'll nest rien
qui puisse empecher le ciel de
pleuvoir, nj une femme qui le veut
de Sc marier.-n est plus faciie de
gouverner un Etat que sa famille.' .
Sur la morale publ1que ct sur
administration: "Les prisons, qui
sont ferm6es jour ct mutt, sont
pourtant toujours pleines; les tenn
piles, qui sont toujours ouverts,
sont touJours vides.-On trouve
plus d'honnetes gems dams les pri-
sons que dams les douanes.-On
peut duper les mandarins: il ne
faut jamais les insulter.-Jamais
l'empereur ne Sc porte mieux dams
son palais que lorsqu'on le dit ma
lade dams une province"
Sur la charit6 des hommes:
f'Pauvre, aucun richie ne t'aide;
malade, tout le monde une recet-
to pour te sauver.-Les plus sots
savent lie sens du mot richie; il y a
de grands esprits qui ignorent ce-
lui du mot pauvre-Riche, tn auras
des parents a tous les degrees; pau
vre tn seras seul.
Sur lesprit: "C'est ne pas avoir
assez d'esprit que den avoir trop.
Lies savants parlent livres ct les
eharcuitiers parlent cochons.'
Sur les joies de la vie: lies
grandes douleurs sont le prix don't
s'achetent les grandes joies.'
Sur le destin: "Quand les 6toi-
les le voudraient, elles ne pour
raient rien pour la lune.-Il ny a
de porte bien ferm6e que celle
qu'on peut laisser ouverte.-A Ia
femme la plus sage 6choit toujours
lhomme le plus sot."
Propos dun marchand S adres-
SAINT au vis1teur de sa boutique:
lie grand, le sublime aieul at
IL bien d1n6?" (C'est la formule de
bienvenue.
"Quel est votre pr6cieux nom,
pour que je fasse porter ces objets
q votre adresse!'
ssSi vous voulez bien faire a un
in6me insecte l'honneur d'accepter
une tasse de the, je vais vous con-
duire dams ma pauvre ct miserable
famille.'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
A. Il. DEMEULES, Gerant.
Un Chinois, parlant de son pere,

dit:
lie Venerable vieux prince"
Parlant de 7otre maison, il dit:
"Votre illustre palais."
Parlant de lui-meme, quel que
soft son age, il dit:
"Je suis votre stupide jeune
fr6re."
Parlant de sa femme, devant des
6trangers, il dit:
"La pauvre sotte du 'dedans."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
GENERAL EFT PRETRE

Une cer6monie 6mouvante, pieux
6pilogue dun drame intime Went
d'avoir lieu a Madrid, dams la pc
tite 6glise st FRANCOIS. LIE pere
Raphael Lacaze y celebrate sa
premiere messe.
II y a deux ans q peine, le p6re
Raphael 6tait un des plus bril-
lants colonels de l6tat-major es-
pagnol. II 6tait en- meme temps
attach6 a la maison militaire de la
refine r6gente ct fut un des profess
seurs du jeune roi Alphonse XIII.
Marie a une jeune femme char
mante ct pere de deux enfants, le
colonel Sc consid6rait CONNIE le
plus heureux des hommes, lors-
que la mort vint, en- moins de
deux ans, faucher tous ceux quill
aimait.
D6sesp6r6, seul au monde, Pin
fortune soldat sollicita, au lende-
main meme de sa promotion au
g6n6ralat, la favour d'entrer dams
les ordres.
Et c'est ainsi que rautre jour,
revetu dune magnifque 6tole,
present de la refine r6gente, le pc
re Raphael Lacaze, assist6 de ses
deux parrains, lie ministre de Ia
guerre ct le general Bascarara, &C.
l6brait sa premiere messe dams
lhumble 6glise de st FRANCOIS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

lie premier journal anglais
public a Cuba, Ia etc apr6s la Ca
pitulation de cette lie par les Ame-
ricains en- 1898: son nom 6tait "Co.
r. Enterprise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
Belaneer ct Gle, 1900 avenu

Belanger ct Gle, 1900 avenue
Central N. b. invite tous leurs
compatriotes de la vile ct de la
campagne q leur faire une visite
a leur magasin de Hardes-faites,
Chapeaux chaussures, Etc, Nos
stocks pour hommes ct garcons
sont complets. Telephone.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

Faites faire vos Impressions aux
ateliers de lEOHO.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
La Chine ct Napoleon Ter

Un officer du grand empereur
francais lui demandait un jour:
"Pourquoi n'allez vous pas conqu6-
rir certaines provinces de Chine,
CONNIE lAngleterre conquis les
Indes?" Sa r6ponse fut: "Mieux
vaut laisser la Chine en- paix! Ellie
est inofensive ct ne trouble aucu-
nement les autres nations, mais
c'est une grande nation. Nous pour
rions conqu6rir quelques provin-
ces, mais il nous faudrait les
aguerrir ct, ct avec le temps, les
Chinois seront en- 6tat de lever des
arm6es formidables, d'acheter ou
de batir des navires, ct fnir par
conqu6rir la France
ST nous avons mis- la Chine en-
6veij, il ne faut pas nous surpren-
DIRE 81 ellie s'arme contre lie monde
enter ct 81 une ere de destruction
s'annonce dams la vieille Europe.
ST ellie e1t suivi la parole de Ma
pol6on, IL zen serait que. :.mieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

4SY.
I Avis Chaque insertion 10 cts par ligne
Tariff special pour les annonces au moi
ct Pannee.
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de d.
mestiques ou employes-annonce pour
chambre ou pension-annonces pour oh.
Jets perdus ou trOuv6s.
Au taux de UN OENTIN par met
Nous enverrons un numero du journa
q toute personne qul en- fera la deman-
de.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
Che More Unfortunate.

John ". Brown, an employee Of the Southern Pacinc reFaIr shops here, was iodnd dead Thursday morning near the south end Of the loyee. Brown bad drawn months pay from the pay car on She previous evening and had sought oblivion in drink until his resources were entirely expended and afterwards sought death in dose of laudanum. The deceased was the men whom Jerry Cerino proclaimed as his ayenging Nemisis, the latter Iaboring under the delusion that Brown was continually seeking his lie and position. Jerry is now an inmate of the asylum and Brown has gone to that land from whose bourne no traveller returns. The deceased came here from Tucson and had been here for about two months.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
1 ElcR NLan1S Pr0ie0t.

4 rich mans statement that he in tends to devote almost his entire for tune to charitable works has aroused much discussion. This is because 1t will accomplish much good. Il is a praIsewcrthy endeavor, but there are many other agencies which accom- plish just as much good. Take Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters for instance
 the great American remedy. For fifty years it has cured constiration, dyspepsia and all the ills which arise from weak digestion. This medicine will keep the stomach in good shape and tAe bowelaregular Itis a wonder fuI restorative tonic and health builder It IS also preventive for malaria, fever and ague. Ask for it, and insist upon having 1t. See that a Private Revenue Stamp covers the neck oi the bottle
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
Artificial

siace it is now a fact Chat the Yuma Ice company will permanently resume operations within the next ten days it may be of interest 10 mention some ot the points of superiority that artificial . possesses over the natural produce.
 lis now conceded by the medical fraternity that the cause of most of
 She epidemics may be directly traced to microbes and even if, in some cases,
 microbe has net as yet been isolated, nevertheless it is considered an ab- solute certainty that such animalculae exist.
 Thorough research and experiment has amply demonstrated that cold, unless 1t Is near or approximate ab-- solute zero does not cause t1e death of these infnstimal atoms, and that heat. above the boiling point is far more eflicaciou7.
 A well known bacterioIogist and microsoGst las promulgated and pro- ven that with heat. death does not occur unless the temperature degrees above thaS Of boiling water.
 The same authority says: "lIicrobes are most abundant in rich, fertile soil,
 m stagnant or polluted water and in the air of large cities. The more dangerous disease-producing species, such as those which cause cholera, typhoid fever, malaria, meningitis. etc, are chiefly spread by polluted water. Those species which cause scarlet fever, diptheria, tuberculosis, erysepilas, etc, are borne on the air and in infected food material"
 "BacterioIogy shows that the aver age grade of milk distributed to con sumers in large cities often contains as high as eighty millions germs to the cutie inch"
 Understanding these facts and also that natural ice is always injurious is to elimenate all microbe life. This is accomplished Tn the following man. ner. Steam is generated from as near ly pure well water as can be obtained The steam is then superheated and is passed through a worm (ron coiN which is immersed in water. The steam is condensed and is then al- lowed to escape from the worm in the form Of distilled water. The water before being used is agaln distilled and is then filtered once through coke and again through charcoal. This pro duces a water as pure as Science can make it. The cans which are to con- tain the water during the freezing process are steriIized before being used.
 These cans are immersed in brine which has been reduced to a tempera- tuTe of IS deg. and consequently the fresh water is frozen at Is deg. F. in stead of g deg. F. by nature. This makes @ more solid ice and piece that will last longer than the natural one. Hence, artificial ice is absolute ly pure and healthigI, Is cleaner and more solid and will last longer than natural ice.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
WEATHE8 REPGRT
.nh Ending MaY g, 1909.

Rainfall for the week, Trace.
 MATTHEW DETANE, Station Agert.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
HAY AND GRAIN s:$' =;$i'.' s::.'
SOUTH MAIN ST, YUMA, A. T.

Fine wines, liquors and cigars at the Hotel Vendome bar.
 First class service and goods guar anteed at the Vendome.
 Fresh candies every day at Shorey's.
 Compasses and miners magnifying glasses of all prices at Cotter'a drug store.
 Ladies' Ladies' Ladies! Call at Darling's and see the ladies fobs, the latest thing out.
 Riley's Cash Store. fancy and stap- pie groceries. As cheap as the cheapest All goods promptly delivered free.
 Drinks in season at the Hotel Ven dome bar.
 Levy & Co. are making new changes in their store so as to make room for new goods.
 Toilet water, colognes and perfum- cry of the best makers and the best odors at Cotter's Drug Store.
 Just received at Cotter's Drug Store q line oi Rodgers English pocket knives.
 White cooks at the s. P. Hotel. The only hotel in town on the American plan
 NJ. c. Wells 5 Co.,, shoer. Brand Mastiff in mems ladies and cbildren's heavy shoes at Levy S Go s.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
Yuma County Records.

Mining location notices of Trigo No. l Reservation and Headgate placer claims in Headsate district by Cyrus Hamblin.
 Mining location notices of the Fly 1 ing Dutchman, Little Butte, Com- modity, Sent Alter, Leopard, Jack Rabbit, Blue Bell Home Stake and Blue State quartz claims in Plomosa district by Thomas Rouse, Thomas Saunders and R. Nichan.
 Mining location notices of the Sud- den Wealth, Chance and Daisey quartz claims in Ellsworth district by Harry Mullen.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Eden Oil company by J5hn Shaver, G F Spence, c T Daggett, J Fred lizards, c B Hannahs and J II Hatcher,
 Appointment as agent to J E Deyine by Ohio Oil Go.
 Mining location notice of the Fran ois Quini quartz claim in Castle Dome district by Miguel Coz.
 Deed from John Gandolfo to Alice GiIroy for a portion Of lot 3, block 2I, village of Yuma; consideration, $250.
 Mining location notices of the VaIenzuela, Valonzuela No }, Valen~ zuela No. 3. quartz claims in Tyson's Wells district by L 2 Bradshaw, 0 A Pease, Richard Darling and E A Pease> x
 Mining IocaGon notice oI the Palo Alto quartz claim in Redondo district by 4 J Crawford.
 Amended Articles of Incorporation of the Union Valley Land & Water Co. by ID Yocum and W II DeBerry.
 Articles of Incorporation of the San Diego Oil Company by N L Ward, NJ c Turner, H c Low, F N Barr, E " Peterson, WS Waterman, Geo " Marsh, E J swayne, E " Loring, 4 N Loring and Geo. " Fitch.
 Article of Incorporation of the AL fine Oil company YEA Mutch, Chas. F Dollinger, R W Mckinney J F Bumiller and John E Sanford.
 Affidavit of annual assessment work an the Pittsburg, Glencoe, Keystone, North Star, Nevada, Bolivia and River View quartz claims in Seneca district by Roswell Belcher.
 Deed from Harry Whally to Arabel- Ia II Geer for one-half interest in the Whale No. 1, No. 3, No 3, Slab Blue Jay, Golden Rule, Great Mogul, Little MoguI quartz claims in Harcuyar dis trict; consideration, $400.
 Amended Articles of Incorporation of the Providence Oil Co. by E. B. Buell. and J. NJ. Gardiner.
 Official bond of Frank ". Doan as justice of the peace at Fortuna with J. ". Dormngton and E. F. Sapgui- Hetti as suretjes.
 Deed from Y B & L Assn to N J Nugent for lot 10, block II; consi- iteration, $500.
 Same to Rosa B AIderson for let 9, block 11G; ccnsijertion, $350
 Same to Maria 2. DeIgado for lot 6, block 9; consideration, $4O0.
 Articles of Incorporation of theI Buena Ventura Oil company by L II Mitchell, Warren Ginelen, Chas. A Smith, | II Amsbury, and Whiting 
 Mining location notices of the Arkansas and Arizona placer claims in Weaver district by Gus Livingston, ct al.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
Iueie IS DO CplJIn, COCalne or other narcotic i'll "Favorite Prescription"
FEor Ggver E-IEsY EeaE.s

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by miI- lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm mediately. Sold by Druggists in every part of the World. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09

The city council met Monday even ing and adjourned till Thursday evening without transacting any busi- ness. Inasmuch as the work on First street has ceased for an indefinite period the council should take steps to have the street repaired in some manner so that the farmers in the valley could traverse the same. The thoroaghfare at present is in 8 deplor- able condition.
 Another hot ball game wss played last Sunday--the weather was hot and so wasthe players. The contest was between the bridge gang and the Good Templars-in name only. At the close Of the contest the score stood 20 to 2Iinfayor of the Good Templars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
Colorado Desert Irrigation.

The Imperial Land Company has 8 force of surveyors busily engaged in laying out the hundred thousand acres on the Colorado Desert, which are to be irrigated from the Colorado River. says the l.. A. Times. A stage line has been established from Flowing Wells, on the Southern Pacific, to a point about thirty miles south, near the Mexican line. The canal is to be taken out at a point a short distance north of Yuma, just within the bound. ary of the United States, whence it will run in southeastern direction. through tract Of 100000 acres owned by the company in Mexico, and then back into the United States, through the lands which the company is now placing on the market, where the canal will follow a natural channel. which extends as far as SaIton Lake
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-05-09
LOCAL NOTES.

yesterday.
 The river now registers twenty feel and six inches.
 Ed Mayes returned yesterday from a trip up the river.
 c. R. Redwood came in this morn ing from Los Angeles.
 The Yuma public school will close for the term next Friday.
 W. H. Lyon is having new floor placed in the Miners Exchange.
 Mrs. G. A Lane of Lemon Grove, Cal, was at the $. P. Hotel Friday.
 A.C. stanard and wife of Fortuna registered at the s. P. Hotel Sunday
 Mat. Perry, the old reliable, was in towu this week from his mines at Gila City.
 Mrs. L. JF. Iaeger is able to be out again after slight attack Of ilness.
 Harry Badgley, mayor and station agent of Tacna, visited in Yuma last Friday.
 Muliord Wiusor, county assessor, returned Saturday from a tour of the county.
 FL. Ewing left this morning on business trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 L.B. stanchGeld left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will remain for a week.
 Sheriff Wakefield of Pima county brought in a consignmen Of prisoners last Friday.
 W.D. Luce made trip to Los An gele8 last week, returning to Castle Dome Saturday.
 Father Durand last Sunday joined in wedlock Encarnacion Cruz and Carmen Sortillon.
 Al Wilson and wife of Blaisdell were among the guests at the s. P. Hotel last Saturday.
 Frank w. Doan Of Fortuna spent Sunday and Monday in Yuma, stop ping at the s. P Hotel.
 Walter O'Brien has been quite sick of late but is now improving under the attendance of Dr. Hefernan.
 H. W. BIaisdell yesterday made shipment of fine Apricots, the same being grown on Blaisdell Heights.
 John Gandolfo is ha-ing his store building across the river enlarged, owing to the healthy increase in busi- ness. Testimony was taken this week be- fore Commissioner Brinley in the land contest of Williams ys. T. c. Jordan.
 J.Duncan, assistant superintend ent of the Tucson division, was in Yuma Sunday on his return from Los Angeles.
 DC. De La Ossa, accompanied by his daughters, Misses Nora and Rita, returned last week from the King Of Arizona.
 James Barney arrived Sunday even- ing from San Francisco on a visit to his sister Miss Cecilia Barney, who was seriously i'll.
 Mrs. J.H. Shanssey left yesterday on the delayed west-bound train for the coast where she will visit relatives and friends during the summer.
 Miss Ada Libbey, who was here from San Francisco for her health. died Saturday. The remains were shipped to her home in San Francisco. Levy & Co.,, have sold their mer- chantile establishment to o. c. John son, who will conduct the business at the same old stand. Mrs. Levy and family will reside in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. w. II. Elliott and family left Thursday evening for her home in Pehnsvlvania. The County Surveyor will remain bachelor during the summer. Geo. A. Trumbo, Andrew J. Trumbo, A. T..Georghegan, Geo, T. Woolley and Ben F. Hoc.~rsof Hedges attend ed the dance at the s. P. Hotel S&tur- day evening.
 B. A. Haraszthy has returned to Cape. Nome, where he has some yalu- able ground, having spent the last three years in Alaska. He was ac- somparied by Tom Lewis.