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The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

Senator Patterson will be arraigned
before, the supreme court tribunal on
October 23rd. Upon this occasion the
Judges will have eleven square miles OF
authorities, several sections of the Dec
laration of Independence and extracts
from Lincoln's Gettysburg speech fired
Mt them. All this in addition to news
paper comment, outside the Denver
Post and Republican, whose manage
ments have been .seen.n-Durango
Democrat.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

The Rocky Ford canteloupc crop IL
reported to be short this year and II Is
expected that growers will receive
fancy prices for early melons.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

Mrs. Marion Chambers and daughter,
Ivy. came IN from Durango Saturday.
they were called home by the serious
illness of Mr.. Chambers.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

+ Wanted To trade house aud LOT
III Ridgeway for good milk COW. Has
q hydrant in yard. Ridgway Reporter.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

DIR. White was Mancos passenger
on Mondays train. The Doctor will
be away two weeks, occupying his
pulpit again the third Sunday in July.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

NJ. NJ. Hubbard and his nigrer
babies We're quite an attraction for the
boys on the Fourth. Mr.. Hubbard's
magnetic eloquence is great stuff to
make the boys want to XIII the niggers.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

j. II. Brunley and wife returned to
their COW camp yesterday, after cele-
brating the Fourth in this place.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

The Placerville depot was robbed
Saturday night. The robbers cracked
the safe and secured between 500 and
5000.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

An Eagle is spreading its wings over
the band stand. II is the handiwork
Of our blacksmith, J. n. Hughes.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

II. II. Holmes and wife of Durango,
haye been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mineah this week
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

1t is expected that the Southern will
run train through To Rico sunday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

Springs, spent the Fourth with Dolo-
res friends.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

John Reed came. up from McElmo
Canon To celebrate the Fourth in
Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

The Dolores Mercantile Company
have n handsome new sign lettered on
their bank window.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

II, T. Hack of Cortez, was In Dole
res Friday.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

Mrs. Mencfee and son, I.ouis, of
Mnncos spent the Fourth with friends
in Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

For up-to-datc job work COME to The
Star office.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

Mrs. r.. b. Cabell is.visitinc home
folks this week.
The Dolores star., 1905-07-07

For up-to-datc job work come to The
Star office.
Mrs. II. B. Cabell is.visitinc home
folks this week.
n, +. Hack of Cortez, was in Dolo-
res Friday.
1t is expected that the Southern will
run train through TO Rico sunday.
John Reed came. up from McElmo
Canon To celebrate the Fourth in
Dolores.
Miss Minnie Dunton of Duntcn
Springs, spent the Fourth with Dolo-
res friends.
Mrs. Mencfee and son, Iouis, of
Mancos spent the Fourth with friends
in Dolores.
The Dolores Mercantile Company
have handsome new sign lettered on
their bank window.
II. II. Holmes and wife of Durango,
have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
George Mineah this week.
An Eagle is spreading its wings over
the band stand. ii is the handwort
of our blacksmith, ]. r.. Hughes.
j. II. Brumley and wife returned to
their COW camp yesterday, after cele-
brating the Fourth in this place.
The Placerville depot was robbed
Saturday night. The robbers cracked
5000.
Mrs. Marion Chambers and daughter,
Ivy. came IN from Durango Saturday.
they were called home by the serious
illness of Mr.. Chambers.
The Rocky Ford canteloupc crop IL
reported to be short this year and II is
expected that growers will receive
fancy prices for early melons.
DIR. White was Mancos passenger
on Mondays train. The Doctor will
be away two weeks, occupying his
pulpit again the third Sunday in July.
NJ. NJ. Hubbard and his nigrer
babies were quite an attraction for the
boys on the Fourth. Mr.. Hubbard's
magnetic eloquence is great stuff to
make the boys want to kill the niggers.
A baby boy was born last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. NJ. ID. Hill. DIR. Wrightsman.
Master of ceremonies, reports all
concerned as getting along nicely
Mancos Tribune.
The wind continues to blow and we
continue to assure our visitors. with
our most engaging smile that 1t is only
for day or to and that 1t never hap
pened here before. Ridgeway Repor-
ter.
II. II. Smith of Cortez, returned from
Cal,ada vhpre hp Inns bao,, ,.t;t;, =,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
ANTLERED HERD TO COME
FOR THREE DAYS STAY
Southern California Elks Will Stam-
pede to Los Angeles Preserves
for Annual Bio lime

Elks of Southern California will own
Los Angeles for three days, September
8, and 10. The occasion is the an
nual reunion of the members of the
order in this portion of the state, and
the local herd is making great prep
arations to show the visitors a truly
Los Angeles time.
During the three days program more
than 1000 Elks are expected to be in at
tendance. The local herd will keep open
house and in the evening will give a
theater party at the Burbank, where
the entire lower floor has been engaged
for the presentation of IF l Were
King"
A short business session will be held
Saturday morning, after which the
Elks will go by special trains to
Santa Monica canyon, where a barbe-
cue will be given. In the evening
there will be a social session at the
Elks' hall on South Spring street. The
program for the third and last day has
not been fully arranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
A SKY RACING MEET

Automobile racing and watermelon racing diver
sions too tame to excite especial interest Angeles
Aerial racing, however just fits the local demand
something unique and exciting Hence the eagerness
to witness the aerial flight of four competing airshps
scheduled to begin next September 8.
II is quite conventional racing announcement that
is made for the aerial meet" next month purse
aggregating $4,000" is the financial inducement but
wealth and glory supposed to follow for the inventor
of the craft which solves the problem of navga
ton In addition to the four entries already made it
is probable that others in later Possibly the
opening date of the meet may be postponed few days
to accommodate late
1t is not yet definitely determined at point the
shall start and nothing has been said the
stopping place which novice would consider the more
important AS two of the machines entered are
constructed on the principles, claimed, con-
siderable variety in methods of movement and in man
ner of stopping may be expected
Los Angeles is the hub OF successful aeronaucs
thus far and the coming in the sky will add 70
the distinction already earned
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
PASSING OF PORT LOS ANGELES

There strong indications that Port Los Angeles
will move down the coast to San Pedro and merge
itself in the port at the latter point 1t will
remarkably eventful fitting.
Port Los Angeles merely has habitat at the outer
end of the pier that projects mile approximately
the The pier the property of the Southern
cifc railway and is everything of tangible kind
connected with the place. There is sentimental in
erest connected with the port however that may
sighs when it falls into disuse Visitors say the
edge of the pier is the ultima thule of vest"
the Jumping off place"
Intimatons have been given out in connection with
the visit just made here by Vice-President Kruttschnt
of the Southern Pacific company that port interests
that object in view extensive harbor and wharf i'm
provements contemplated at San Pedro is under
Stood and when these completed the long pier above
Santa Monica will be abandoned if the reports are
correct
This probable passing of Port Los Angeles recalls
the older residents of this city the hottest contest
fought to finish here. and that is saying good
DEAL For years battle waged between the people
of Los Angeles side and Coils P. Huntington
president of the Southern Pacific railway, the other
sde the issue being whether Pedro or the site of
the long pier above Santa Monica should be THE great
port for the city of Los Angeles.
The prospect for early passing of Port Los
Angeles down to San Pedro tells how the fight between
Los Angeles and Uncle Coils terminated. The old
a splendid fighter, but he tackled community
had been beaten and that is not likely to be
beaten.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
August 70 i'm the Worlds History

Arbela the modern rbl
defeated, sealing the fate Darius.
landing a
m
of
which Otocar fell o
which still
wounds, of the last
that the
The Americans opened their enrenchments Powed m
British threw about 800 shells them.
Nelson
French vessels
ordered blockade of all the northern of France
1836-Buhao and Niagara railroad opened.
oil we'll United States
182Union expedition
everything in its
reported
stealing
property by storm
the of Azoy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

The resolutions adopted by the National Irrigation
congress- which has just closed its session at Portland
embody some good practical recommendations or this
class is the suggestion that the scope of government
reclamation cover small tracts of land where that is
feasible One resolution asks for federal legislation
behalf of the beet industry and another calls
for the inclusion of Texas in the provisions of the ma
tiona irrigation law There is also Endorsement of
statehood for the territory of New Mexico and Joint
statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory" but no
alusion is made TO Arizona Single statehood for the
latter territory also should have been urged
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
OUR NORTHERN KNOCKERS"

It was to be expected that San Francisco would
jump at the opportunity to knock" the Los Angeles
water project Force Of habit alone sufacent in
cenve to such appear the press Of that
city In the absence Of any specific for attack
the idea Of making an assault general principles
seems to serve the purpose.
And this Notwithstanding the fact that San Francisco
has in hand proposition quite similar the
projected for Los Angeles The northern CITY, like the
southern one is Obliged to long distance and to
tap the sierras for sufficient supply of pure water.
The San Francisco Chronicle makes an insidious at
tack the Los Angeles water project in the guise
of stating the grievance of the people of nyo county.
These people," says the Chronicle, declare that the
proposed diversion of the Owens river is not made in
good faith for the sole purpose of supplying the city
of Los Angeles, but that 1t far extensive
scheme for supply of irrigation water" And further,
the Chronicle makes the 1nyo county people say that
"the of water is be turned to a private
corporation be irrgating land in Southern
California"
Having thus shot its from the Inyo bow the
Chronicle makes this sinister observations "The Chron-
cle has seen no evidence to sustain these grave
cusatons been inclined to attribute them to the
excited imagination of people greatly alarmed" An
extract from Bradstreets is quoted by the Chronicle
merely to the effect that Los Angeles has formulated
plans for recsimng IAN extensive valley hitherto arid
and supplying water for future population of 100000"
And the Chronicle concludes with the omnous observa
in this matter. The belief that there is something
evaded will at excite hostility to the whole project
The authorities should lose time in making abso
lutte denial of the charge satisfactory explanation"
The ntmation that the in of the city's
current 'is to be turned to private corpora
ton" is palpable untruth. officials Of the Los An
gees city government made the purchase Of the Owens
valley watershed the aqueduct will be constructed by
the city without the service of contractors and the
property will be dstinctivey municipal the city
hall. The turning of any feature of the property
to corporation is after impossibility
When the aqueduct is finished four five years
hence there undoubtedly will be larger flow of water
than the city may require. That excess will be val
liable asset and it will be utilized in increasing the
Of the water department thereby tightening the
burden city taxpayers Later the time will come as
Los Angeles expands in and population when the
entire output watershed will be needed city
purposes exclusively.
That is the sole foundation for the private corpora
ton story formulated by the Chronicle the guse
protest from Inyo county.
There will be a larger supply of water from Owens
valley than Los Angeles may need in the future
but not than will be needed later. Los Angeles
is following the advice of Secretary Shaw 1t is
building bodybuilding for the future" not only for to-
morrow and the day after but for the time when
Angeles is numbered in the million class of American
cities
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

notwithstanding the dinicuities Of
transportation.
Several old established mines along
the Harcuvar and Harque Halla noun
tains, such as the socorro, Golden
Eagle, Harque-Halla, Desert yellow
Bird and others, will be directly bene-
fited by the new road. While It would
be dificult within a restricted space to
emphasize all Of the buttes and mineral
ranges where good claims are now To-
Gated that this road will enable the de-
velopment Of in California 1t may be
safely predicted that Chemeheuvis,
Riverside, Turtle and Iron mountains
will be found to be the most important.
Many Of those ranges have been but
scantily explored, and even the aban-
doned prospects with proper develop
ment may prove to be important pro-
ducers.
Horrors Of Desert
mo one but the old experienced miner
knows the difficulty Of working a pros
pect forty or fifty miles away from the
base OF supplies. A city mile upon
macadamlzed streets is but narrow
space, but upon the desert, with its ever
shifting sands, its distant springs, its
burning heat, It is far otherwise. Be
sides the gold and silver property whose
development will be the result of this
new road, other minerals, such as mag
nestle, marble, graphite, etc, that has
long been known to exist in several of
the ranges will be given commercial
value.
perhaps the most important mineral
property, outside Of gold and copper.
that will be assisted by the new road
is what is known as Dandy dry lake.
which occupies the valley between
Turtle and Old Woman's mountains.
This lake contains vast deposits of rock
salt, carbonate of soda, gypsum, etc.
The deposits have always attracted a
great deal of scientific attention, AMI
their development will be watched with
unusual interest. The Arizona e. Cali
IOr1lla railroad began COllSJruCtlOll WoTh
in July, 1904 and the road is now open
for traffic to Salome, and judging
from the past record of the company 1t
will not be many months before the
entire road is completed.
lone commendable feature of this
road is the policy of permitting its pub
lie use as far as the construction ex
tends, prior to the actual opening OF
the road, policy which materially aids
the public and which is contrary to the
usual autocratic spirit of railroad con-
tractors or managers.
From all indications this road is
destined to become great factor in the
development of California, and
no matter what it means from a rail-
road point of view, as a part of great
transcontinental line its value as a
means of local development is of great
to this state"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

The novelty OF freezing peaches and storing them
for future sale is reported from Stockton The expert
mental stage of this innovation is said to have been
passed last year and this year it is operated ON large
commercial basis wide field of possibilities in fruit
marketing is opened up by the Stockton scheme
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

the faculty. He will preach at the
1890 O'Clock mass tomorrow.
A social was given by the Home Mis-
sionary Society Of the Vincent Meth
odist church at the home OF Mrs. f. 3.
Rush, 1877 west Twenty-eighth street,
Friday evening.
The officers and teachers Of the Sab
bath School Of the First Congreea-
tional church met Thursday evening
to perfect plans for the grading Of
classes for the coming year.
Rev. Stephen Sherman, rector Of st.
Athanasius church, and family, have
returned from a vacation of one month
in the northern part Of the state.
Rev. e. A. Ross will preach at Peniel
Hall at the morning and afternoon SER
vices, and Evangelist Marshall at
night, tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

I'VE shall do the best we can," is the sentiment
expressed generally by the heads of the city depart
ments in regard to the greatly reduced appropriations
The promise is praiseworthy and its redemption will be
entirely satisfactory "Cut your suit according to your
cloth"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Gov. Pardee succeeds to the presidency of the Ma
uonal Irrigation congress. boy in quest of fshbait
does not omit to turn the most unpromsing
stone. governor in quest of denomination is not
likely to have forgotten his boyhood fishing experiences
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

The paeonologlsts Of the University of California
report finding in fossil beds up north type of the
sabertooth tiger" similar type is known to be alive
at the present time in New York. its lair being in
building East Fourteenth street known as Tam
many hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

President Roosevelt to have settled about
everything at issue in the conference except the
value of Russian dignity and honor" If he can square
that with the Japanese idea of their loss by the
war the peace dove will be signaled to alight
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Subscribers to the stock of the Chicago worlds
received back Ia IL cents the ST. They were luck
to get anything in Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Failure resulted from the attempt in the state board
OF equalization to raise the of Los Angeles
county The failure seemed to hinge the certainty
that San Francisco would be cited for increase if the
scheme worked in the case of Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Incidentally is there anything about this neck of
the woods that Huntington hasn't go-or been credited
with getting?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Funds are promised from a mysterious source
wherewith to erect psychic temple in Los Angeles 1t
might be worth trying to work psychic scheme for
funds wherewith to erect the city library building
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

The tax state corporations provided for by an
act Of the last legislature has yielded goodly return
The figure is $40 for each corporation and the state
treasurer acknowledges the receipt of $S540 already
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Mrs. Clarence Mackay is already in politics up to
likes It?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Just for change Chicago reports a lockout instead
of strike. Job printers have demanded the eight
hour system and the employers taking time by the
forelocl in dispacng union workers by nonunoniss.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

California stacks up pretty line of figures repre-
senting it's gross county valuation assessed
$1,625,557,91a There is nothing the matter with Cali
forna.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Airship place to start FROM Better
look for a soft spot to alight on.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

The arrival of a cargo of Goldfish at San Francisco
from Alaska waters is reported the first shipment of
the kind The opening Of Goldfish canning industry is
expected to follow and San Francisco may soon rival
Boston with it's Goldfish aristocracy"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

The mayor of Atlanta says every mayor in the
United States is purchasable one-and he didn't
name himself as that one either.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Three train loads Of furniture headed to Los Angeles
ample proof of the cty's continued growth.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Equitable Hyde is reported having sold his lux
urious $4,000 private railway If the young man
lives to old age he may the time when he is short
Of the nickel necessary for a ride in street car.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Canada and the United States to be Joined by
an iron link at Detroit. railway tunnel under the
river is to be constructed The links of all kinds
that tend unite the countries the better for both
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

The failure of prohibition to prohibit in Redlands
is exemplifed by the fact that Cinnamon there
engaged in the bnd pig" industry The drug store
owners object to this phase of the yellow PERIL
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

With two psychic temples Los Angeles certainly
ought to be able to read her destiny long ways
ahead.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

France seems to be fairly spelling for another wal
with Germany. The Moroccan mudde is again.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26

Melvil Dewey, who butted into the Los Angeles
brary row. has been butted out of his soft job. Selar
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
Population of Los Angeles 20I .249

Poor. badgered, bedraggled little dove o peaoei
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
WILL BUILD RAILWAY
UP HOLLYWOOD MOUNTAIN

out yesterday by a number of Los
Angeles business men who have formed
a company to operate scenic railway
up the sides of the Hollywood noun
tain. 1t is proposed to build road
from Los Angeles to a point in the
prettiest section of the Hollywood
range where an incline will be erected
from the head of the Vermont canyon
to Griffith park.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
In a Few Years

In a Few Years
The Guest-Waiter, you may fetch
me a lobster salad.
The Waiter-Yes, sir; with real lob
ster or lobsterine PUCK.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-26
THE HERHLD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The HeraIds circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
+ larger than that Of tho Examiner or the Exprss,
and second only to that Of the Times.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-12

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