The Phoenix herald., June 04, 1879, Image 1

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rnCENIX, MARICOPA COUXTY, A. T. WEDNESDAY, JUXE 4, 1879.
NEW SERIES XO. 23.
The Herald.
rublifhetl cveiy Saturday and Wednesday.
GOSPER &. McCLINTOCK
rBOPKIKTOBS.
Scesckii'tion Kates:
One ropy one year. - - -One
cony six months, - - -Hy-
carrier, in Khtfuix. p?r month. -
AwTrr.Tisixu Kates:
ne inrh. one insertion. - -Efh
fiubscquont insertion. -Professional
cardn. per month. - -
S-"i 00
50c t
$? on
1 Ut
1 50
Ciiari.es W. Chan e id
A cent in San Francisco.
our Authorized
PROFESSIONAL.
U.K. PATRICK,
Civil Knglneer
Pepaty L. S Mineral Surveyor for Arizona.
Orricc With V. A. Hancock Phoenix,
A. T.
M. M. IIAVKM.
Attorney nnd Counselor at Lam
I'hoenix. A. T.
All kind of Legal Basinets promptly
Attended to.
BI'.VJ. llORIiAX
Attorney and Coanaelor at Law.
Tucson. Arizona.
All lair rnalni--9 will receive rrooipt and
careful attention.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Phoenix Hotel.
Washington St.. between Maricopa
Hiid Pima tttreet.
CLEAN BEDS
And Well Ventilated Rooms
By the dar or night.
ltest or
ArrommodatlOBD
.Families.
for
MISCELLANEOUS.
AGENCY
OP THE
Bank of Arizona,
PIICEXIX, A. T.
Telegrrnpliio or XIelt F.xrhanee
Drawn on the Principal Cities
of the I'niteil States and
Kurope.
MISCELLANEOUS.
" s kTr r "oFTm cke n na's"
SALOON
On Washington street. In the old Capital
builUiiir, haa bei-n
Refitted nnd Itefuru.Khed,
A SHOWER BATH connected with the!
Tint,-! fir iIih niiv.ni-nrf of aiiHttri ntiil tIip i A V" 1 11' VI RCH ASK OR
t t r- a urT vfr I
luuiit gcucrajit. a, a . i Aj it.,
FRESH
Beef Cattle
J. A. ZABBI3K.-S. B. U. HERKFOU
1 1 K It F F 0 1 1 1 A ZA KRI.SK I K.
Attorney m and C'unrlor at Law
And Notary Public.
Office on Myer- ntreet, opposite Talace
Hotel. Tochou. Arizona.
t-E RKSPECTFl'U-T INFORM THE
i Ket ailera of Arizoua lhat we are
prepared to furniah ou hoof
Fat Beef Cattle,
- I ot any season. In any quantities, and at the
i. j Lowest Pot-twible Price. The cat lie are at
I the excellent grazing country around Tonto
j Bun in. and in good condition.
e luriiipii iun rciaiicra iu mm net-
tfon with Dressed Keef from our Slaughter
Ilouaes, north of town. Order solicited.
BALTZ & KELLr. Phoenix.
Phyxirian and Snrseoo.
Graduate of the Ciiivert-itr of Va.)
OuVrs bis prife-inal rvice to the
yope of Phiruis and vicinity. Office X. W
Corner Valnnton and Center Street, op-po-iti
the Pot Office.
MAKE ADVAN-
ce on (iold and Silver Hullion, Terri-
toiinl Hini County Hon (If ami Warrants. Dis
count C. mnitTfial Paper, receive IieHnit re
payable on ttmDd. undertake Collectiuug and
traim-wt a e"nTa) hankinir buKiness.
'Ttice hours from 9 n. m. to 4 p. m.
73lf M. W. KALES. Cash ier.
Makine it
Phoenix.
the moat attractive place in
PHCENIX
ART GALLERY,
T
Southeast Corner of Plaza.
UK I'NBKRSTGNET). HAVING COM
The Parlor adjoining contains ames ca
pable of aniufliii? the uiot faatidioua.
FURNITURE !
The undersigned has on hand a large
assortment of
Furniture and Upholstery.
Also manufactures to order
FIXE CABIXET WARE,
DOORS. WATXSCOATIXO,
AND OFFICE FITTIXGS.
Ensiern made chairs constantly on hand.
Oti Wasfliiugluii Eireet. adjoining the atore
of Nathan & Co.
GT-tl A. COEKA.
e. inrrsE d- co.
A NEW
DEPARTURE.
THE PIICEXIX HERALD
KEMI-AVi:EKLY KIHTIOW
W ort jiesday, .Ttt!ie 4, tHTO.
TRAVELING IN ARIZONA.
Experience of a Detroit
Press " Man.
Free
Cash Down
Or No Sale.
EVSeat Market.
Opposition and Competition.
t. U. COX. A. C. BAKER.
COX A BAKER,
Attorney at Law,'
Phrenix, A. T. !
OnV. up-atairn. in Capital buildia. on 117171 T
TVaeiilcgum street. . 1V1"''
Ou Montezuma street, opposite the Her
ald oflice. and acroea the street from our
loriner location, where we are prepared to
furnish the citizen a of Phoenix with the
veiy beat
M'UARTOX A SIIEKTH. j
P Ii v n i r i a n and SnrsronM.j
Will artend profnaional rails at anv honr
r the clay r niht
MUTTOX, PORK, ETC.
Ncv.: J. K.
(Jtlire ea?t id of the
O. II. !. S!ieta. M. !.. lnt--ot Kcnu.
Wharton, it. I).. I . S. iU-dical
Fxaniini-r. i
w n. si. itin; ;i.K.iiix;K.
'ivil Kajci"41 and 'tKui'VPyor,
J'hiru;!. A. T. i
OfTie. with I.inville A V.'iley. one door
tj-irft of ExprtMp onitrc. All ordi--rtl promptly j
uiteuam to.
II A It It V It. J it X KS. j
Attorney and ( ounarlor at Law,
I'li-Eiiix. A. T.
Offlre np-elatrn iu Capital buildiu. Wasli- j
That Can be Obtained.
OTF.nO & It IjA K I'..
Big Bug Station,
YAVAPAI CO., A. T.
parei
be"! atyle and at reasonable rates.
A complete afortinent of ARIZONA
SC'KNEKY always on h:md.
A full Hue of Picture Frames and Mould
ings. Pictures framed to order.
G. 11. KOTIIKOCK.
The United States
BREWERY
WNlis to inform the public and
lovers of jjootl
LACER BEER.
That they liave reduced the jirice of
hot lied hii-r, to
Three Dollars per Dozen,
In order to allow the poor ,n well as
the rii-h, to obtain a beverage hisfhly
heuetieial to health.
It. WFIIRFIIKTZ
I.at of Suit L.-ike Citv llrewcrv.
Livery Stable!
Washington street adjoining the
Phenix Hotel.
Woarderl h.r the
IVeek or Itftontli.
Iay
WE WILL HAVE THE
PAY OR KEEP OUlt
GOODS!
Keepi always on hand the beet quality of
wheat and rain hay, barley and uate.
Good accommodation for teamster and
travelers. Keeps constantly 011 hnnd line
turuoutn. Horser boarded at hiy stable will
receive the best attention.
GEO. HAMLIN.
White 6c Walter;
1
KEEP A FIRST-CLASS
27 Mile from Ire-ott nnd HO
IiIM from PlicfMii. on the
ltlaek. f 'anon ltuud.
J. it. i ;i. ah.
Arehiteft aitU Superintendent.,
Plan.- pt;iE-:atitins and etstimatea rare
f'tMv firoprfL tt.nce with lrs. Mieftet
V barton- ea.it Aide tf the plaza.
-t : j Tlnvinp pnrrh.i.ed the above ptation. the
B. I.. I traveling pnlilic will alwava find mealn.
rhi lifiti and Mnrzeon.! snrni hay at all timea. A bar, with
(Late of Vibalia. Cal.t
Offlrw on Washington atreet, two doors
from Monteznma-
i;ood itock of liqnorH on hand.
HWRER. MAUXCEY
A CO.
Jl'tlt" W. VAX KLVCK.
Attorney and Connxelar at Law,
MrMillenville. Maricop Co.. A. T.
Will practice In all thceoarts of the Terrl-Urv.
J H X T. A LSA l.
Attorney and Cannselor at (Law,
Phipnix. Arizona.
All hnaine.. promptly attended to. Office
with tb Di.trir.t Attorn-.
rtdllTE JCDOE. NOTART rUBLIC.
W.H. A. IIAXCOCK.
Attorney at Lin',
PhuMiix. A. T.
I'F,nd business in all dpartmentu a
pectalty.
PA I" I. tVKBBKIt,
Attorney and fpunselor at I.a,
Prencott. Arizona.
Will practice iu all the courts of the Terri
tory. joii.v 1.. t;nr.(;u. 11. j.
Pli.vi-i.-n.!iirseoii Jt Aeroueher.
Rcferencei- without pTUiif-ion : F. M.
C.ckrill. I". S. Senator. .Mo.; Col. John T.
Cri-p. Democruttr nominee lor Conrffl
from Mi-soori. Oflii'e two miles south liav
fln.s Ferry. Arizona.
KLAKK A VO AAYI.IIS.
tifM dnsr. arold and silver bullion and
oris of every description melted and assayed.
All assays jinaranteeri. Price of ore assavs:
Silver and gold. S:t: lead. copper. S5
Saraples cn be sent bv mail or express, and
returns will be promptly made. Office with
Wells. Fato & Co.. Prescott.
HUSIXESS CARDS.
NEW
FIIOEXIX BAKERY!
J. HE1XNOX, Proprietor.
"ashinzton St., opposite court Itouse.
T. Olson,
Boot and Shoe Maker.
VYavhlncton atreot.adjotnins the
Ktore of Caataneda.
Fashionable Boots and Shoes of the best
material made to order in elegant .tyle.
Ferfect Fits Guaranteed.
I irive my entire attention to custom made
w.rk. and I have every facility for giving
entire eatirtfaction. Seud Iu your orders.
Lumber I
LUMBER! LUMBER! !
-AT-
Ou Washington Street, Phoenix.
Imported Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Cheap Living!
Board reduced to $ 7 00
per week
Single ileals - 50 cents.
nt the
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
WJI. IIOLLAXI).
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
ADAMS STIiSET,
One blirk north of the IIfrai.ii OOlce:
nUo iu the rtiir of Copjlaud's a.h and
j l.iuiti oepol.
j Frrsh Itreml Always on Hand.
I RYE AND GRAHAM BREAD
made to order; also
PIFJSJ AXU CAKES.
fE7Prices to suit the timed.
Tucsox, April 2D. A rain that is
makin'r himself ready to o out on a
prospecting trip through Hie moun
tains must provide the lollowino: Iu
the first plate a stood rifle with plenty
of cartridges and a ;ood six shooter,
Colt's improved, wilh a belt lull . of
cartridges and a larjre butcher knife
slunj; to tho belt. lie may never
have any shotting to do unless it is a
deer, bear, antelope rabbit, "mountain
Iious," tiirer cats, etc., but, neverthe
less, he must keep the armament as
trusty companions in ease friends all
forsake him. Close to the Souora
Hue one need not be surprised to see
a Mexican riding otl' with your horse,
mule or burro." Then for the first
time one can realizs the beauty of
picking up a "bull-dog," asking the
Mexican to excuse haste but the soon
er he can it off that animal the belter,
as if he don't "his hide will not hold
simple " Then lierin tn ''tinnin rnnr I
..0. ... ,
Winchester" and observe him slide
oft like a mudlurlle off a lot. An
other thins in favor of these "two
companions ' is the camp may bo
robbed ; if :o vou can bv their help
live on meat till civilization is reach
ed asrain. The next Ihitiir lhat must
be taken i two srood plankels; lake
them or sleep in the sand, or cover
I yourself wilh the "Arizona blanket,"
I which is the best mesquit tree you
I can find. Xext a canteen or twu to
j carry water; it is more than likelv
We Will Ceae IO . "iucI wu ui ic lc.iuueu uie
111 t iiiunk inti. xi wiic unit Mnnu it.
w ithout he may dispense with his
burpen, Au indispensable want is a
pair of new boots no less than "Xo.
10," the bottoms rilled wilh nails and
th pair weighing twenty pounds
more or less.
CARL SCIIEKRER
u.ate of San Brnardino.)
88 tf
New Saloon.
MV would respectfully notify the pnblic
iliar we have opened a new saloon in the
building opposite the Express Oflice. and
intend to keep it as a ealoou should be ktlt.
The very bett quality of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
ALWAYS OX flAXD
and cold at pricen to suit the times. A
handf-onii'ly furnished club room attached
for the use "of our nitrons.
THE BALDWIN.
F.KiHT LOAVES OF BREAD OR EIGHT
BREAD TICKETS FOR A DOLLAR.
Clark & Adams'
SAW JIII.I. AVI) Y.IBO,
PKESCOTT,
ARIZONA.
PIES AND CAKES ON HAND.
PIOXKKIL F,AKKT?V f
VAS!IIVaTOX Stkekt.
Xortlteast Vomer of the Plaza,
Kisrht Loavf of Bread for 91. OO
Fruit Taken and Paltry of all kinds, fi-r
wedding parties, etc., prepared to order.
BAL RLEN & C O.
Tlhe Lending TTotel of San Frnneiro and
X the imtwt fleanilv appointed hotel iu
the world, over S I.'iUI.imm havinir been r-
pviided by Mr. Baldwin in ita eonTructioii
and fnrnifhin;;. Headrpiarters annv and
navy. Special accommodations fur tamilies
and larirc parties. iriceB the same a at
other tirn-class hol.-l-. to $5 per dav.
Special contractM will be made for pernia
ntfiit boarders. The hotel coaches and car
rinires in waitinirat all boats and rnilwav
deMitr. Hiii.mn can ht reserved before
arrival by telernphin the Baldwin.
A. MAC'ABKE. lousiness .Manaper.
Dudley. House,
Hurley St., Trescott, A. T.
FIRST - CLASS HOUSE
On the European Plan.
Wo hereby notify our
; friends and the public
generally that from this
time forth
sell for credit on any
terms whatever. We are
nwnre that in order to do
this we will have to sell
cheaper than our neigh
bors, and we are prepared
to do so. As we are
building we are veiy much
pressed for cash, and
therefore it will be better
for us to sell for cost than
to sell on ever so short a
time, no matter how good
the biryer. The facts in
the case are just these: it
is a necessity with us to
have our goods or to have
the wherewith to bu'
more. Of course we do
not expect to do so much
business, but we are de
termined to do what we
can.
Our Lumber Yard is
now full and nearly com
plete.
isions
Xew and Clean Beds for
Lodgers, and Elegant
Kooms for families.
FRED WILLIAMS, Pnip'r.
Young America
Hotsl and Restaurant,
(IM.KTT.
ARIZOX.l.
T. A. Watreman
HAS OPEXD A NEW
Tin Shop.
Tlavinsr movd our mill five miles west of j
Prenrott, on YViHow 'reek. Near Thumb i
Butte, at a point within turn mile- of the j
Mirier road, near Inm Springs, and having j
completed an excellent road to the Miller
road and to Prescott. we are now prepared
to furirh any amount or quality of 1
ronxl by the Day or AVtek.
LUM B EE,
Shingles, Doors, Sash,
LATHS,
ETC AT
BK'DF.OCK
11 p'jioe of hns'neiap
romp: aiientioj: given to
i in OfiUlman's 1
Telegraph Oirice. S
Repairing and Job Work.
A k2 fifrr mrrt cf x.'c and Sheet Iron
Barlry, Flonr, Corn nnd Trodarr
Taken in exchange for Lumber.
Szo.
CLARK A. ADAMS.
Lomxo, Ajcct. Plixnls, A. T.
GiUnn :s tlif lorntion nf tho mill nf tho
( Tinlitp Mining Company. IVri-oi; vi.itin
I thif livi- ntiiiinpr cmnp will find lho Yonii"
j AmHn Il.-i.-l and K. -tMiinml r li- rhenp't
1 and heal place to pul up at. Terms reurou
! able.
! SIXtil.E & ANDERSON. Piopr'n.
Washington
riho pnhlit arr- r"f prctfnllr informed that ;
JL- I have nrnved my barber bop to tbc
btii'dinii ou WawhlnTon street latlv orrn- j
pied by toe rlrus; i"tire of Dr. Convert", and
thut I have alo opened a firt-clas bathing
es'abliphmeut.
By strict attention to bnpinK I hope to
warrant a fair share of vour rntroTi.e
WI. STL'KNBl'KC.
Late of Saa Fracccu.
T. J. JVIORGAN.
Hurley street, one door aat P. O.,
Prestcott,
A rizona
IeaU-r in
Dinnioudp, AVatchos, Clock, Jew
elry ami Silverware, Spectacles,
Gold Ietis and l'enciln, etc.
Watchmaker and Mann fact urinEr Jewelers .
All kind of jewelry and silverware made
from native gold and silver. Kn. era vines of
every description. Seal presses and ribbon
stn nips.
uaiders'
MATERIAL.
The undersigned has jut received a large
and complete assortment of
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Fruits,
Hone,
Summer Hats,
Kanch Butter,
Hardware,
Tinware,
Paints,
Oils,
Glass,
Putty,
Crockery "Ware,
Iron and Steel,
Lamps,
Powder,
Fuse.
Sec , c, iVc, See, Sec.
Irvine & Co.
Keep on the "West side of
the Plaza. . Remember the
sign over the do r,
provisions.
Then fifty pottniU of flour tacit
montli and thirty pounds of bncou
If you nre as good a hunter as I am
about six DoumU will do, iiud I
know some of the Michigan boys are
hard to beat at hunting, as I have
the first one to met yet iu 1113' travels
to baat me Tery bittlly. Also one
wants two pounds of tea unless re
solved to drink what they call in
this country "duck tea;" that is
made by tying a taspoonful of tea
on a duck foot and swim him across
a small creek; dip out below; boil
the water ten minutes; drink it hut.
This being the case less will do you.
Sugar, ei'ht pounds; beans ten
pounds ; yeast pow.ler half dozen to
each fifty pounds of flour ; two bars
of soap; salt, thre pounds; pepper,
half pound ; matches ; a little rice
say eight pounds and above all dried
fruits six pounds; but do not put
them all in the kcttla at once. But
if you forget ths be pure that you
do not forget tobacco, for if you do
you will be crosser than a bear with
cubs and you may get whipped hy
somebody and cry to get home.
Bl ltltOS AND si LX1C9.
There mint be taken cook'ng uten
sils: One lea pot, one good size frying
pin, one camp kettlo, tin cup, spoon,
knife and fork, and also one gold pain
pick and shovel. Looking nt this
cargo by this time vou may think you
are just from the city and would not
be able to carry all this stuffon your
back. Well, ifyou think you cannot,
vou had better buy yourself two or
three burros burro is the name riven
lo that patient animal which has been
sung by poets an ass, and if you are
one of those kind of men that lly into
a thousand pieces every time a little
pet comes on you, I would by all
menus, buy a " set of burros," which
is, think, about four; three lo pack
your stuff" on and one to ride. You
ought to have a partner or hired man
to help you pack up; but if you have
no help, I will tell y :u how to do it.
sAnui.iNO a liritito.
The first thing you must do is lo
saddle up the one yo;i intend to ride,
and then tie him up until you get all
of the rest of them packed, for while
you are packing one, the rest of them
will have their noses in every pot and
bag in camp, and may have eatn up
all the boxes, sacks and grub that ynu
have on hand. You will prevent thi
by keeping your eves around vou.
When you got tho tiit one packed, tie
him up, for ifyou do not he will go
to the firit tree that he can lind, and
while vou are fiirhling, and pulling!
and tugging, and you aro very deli
cate about swearing, the other has by
this lime crawled under limbs and
through the brush till his load has
been pulled oil ; avoid all this by ty
inj; them up.
words on his head, you find him go
ing throush the brush, and you are
pulled all over your saddle. Raising
up from tle ground you only see hi
tail going through the brush; he can
just run fas enough to keep out ot
your way. Probably at this stage of
the proceedings, perhaps you are hot
and strike oat in part to faint up lf
those that trer? lot, and finally find
them two or three loads torn off and
half Vou have is lost. Bv and by voir
get them back Into the road, and
start them into the road you want
to go. and then run to hunt your sad
dle animal, and he has taken the oth
er end of the road. If you wilt rut
three miles you will calch hire.
FOOTI.NCJ IT THHOIHH THT. PLAINS.
Finally you return, wounded and
bleeding, for everything in thiscoun
try has a thorn on it. 'Iielore you get
back, some Mexican, who has been
watching you, has driven off the other
three burros, and when you return t-
3'our old camp, you tie tip your sad
dle animal, believing that yon can
maV.e better time on foot. You hunt
all day and return at nisht, nlv to
find that same son of a gun hadstrad
oled the last one and gone. You arr
dry and only twenty miles to the'
nearest water. You sit down and not
being in the pious mood, too da nol
fcl much like praying. Reaching
down, you pull ff your boots-, nnd
I find jour feet too largo, there beiDg
' .i hunt fiiilr liliqtr4 nhrmt tlid ci7 nl'
hen's egss. You need not wait alt
night expecting a wagon. The boots
four sizes too small, vou must walk
j twenty miles to the first water, rnd
i thirty from there to the first house,
fifty miles in all. That space is to
be traveled with nothing to eat. AYhea
you arrive ut the first house, your
feet all blistered, and find that they
havejnst moved away, there is no
other resource but to go to town, 2-"i
miles distant, no road, hot sand ami
lame. After a dreary time you get
lo town, thoroughly broke up, flyinir
into a thousand pieces, and can sit
down calmly and pull the rags off of
your feet, dress them and thank the
Lord that it is no worse. Providence
having saved you from the Jaws of
death.
1 HE WAY TO GO.
There is a way to avoid all this
trouble. Lay aside bigotry; come to
this country expecting to find men of
knowledge and practice in its way.
Buy yourself a new outfit; hire some
one to help you three or four days,
and you may for the first time in life
begin to learn something. The bur
ros will cost from $10 to $12 a head,
ia all about $100 for the whole outfit.
The best way is to have a horse or
mule to ride fer when you want to
make a success at driving burros, you
will carry with you a six-year old
club, brinsr him a" '-sidewinder" with
both hands on one side. He will
wind to the opposite side of the road ;
then bring him a red hot one on (he
other side; that will straighten him
in the road; then come down with
both hands and rake him from the
ears to his tail; then he will settle
down in the road and not leave it un
til night. When you want to turn
him throw the stick out in an oppo
site direction, he will think you are
not a tender foot and turn as quick as
lightening the-way you want him t'
go. When yon have 80 miles to go
ou a burro, go on foot, as you will;
gnin two days by the transit on foor
When you get t town avoid the
whisky' saloons and gambling hotises
miud your own business and I can,
almost guarantee that you. can. Biuka
a fortune in three Tears.
She Came Uen n on Her .
A young lady gave lier skating ex
perience, as follows:.
"Vou ought to have seen me," saiii
the vivacious young lady to the new
minister; "I'd jus) got the skates ont
and made a start, when down I earns
on my "
"M aggie!" saM her mother.
"What Oh, is was so fminyr rne
skate went one way, awl the otter'11
I other way ana oovm 1 earae u
my "
Margaret '.!"' yelled hojh parents,
"On my little brother who Sad me
by the hand, am like to have smash
ed him. Now. what's the matter?"
The girl's mother emerged from be
hind the coffee pot, a sigh of relief es
caped from the minister, ana the old
gentleman adroitly turned the con
versation in a political channel.
Bi it isiet'ck JXcirs.
DOORS,
SASIf.
BtlVDS. and
nnnons
Wiiich are of a hotter quality and will
Bold cheaper than at the
fafh Fjtctiry in Prrscott.
Al! order? prompts- attended to. Adnrcp
rtrr-er, one-half biok north of tbn Herald
c2i--. i- I. COFUAM).
E. IRVINE & 00.
Variety Store
Tienda Barata.
EXrERIKNCE WfTH TtlF. PACK ANIMALS
When you have them all loaded
turn them loose and straddle yoi r
saddle animal. If he jumps and acts
the fool, do not be afraid of hint, for
tiiis is one of his tricks to give the
other ones a chance to scatter. You
mount alter a while with a big pur
1 on each heel. He will start oil' on a
walk, as though he was not particu- j
lar whether you ever tound the rest
of them or n't. By this it is time for
,y)U to send both of your luels into
liis sides. Be sure you keep ou spur
ring and you will yet turn into a trot
which will be nine and a half times
slower than the walk was. Foaming
Lothing and kicking, heaping Uaitl
George C. Swan of Paradise Valley,
nea- the city of San Diego, has a
seedling lenwin tree in bearing the
fruit of which was recognized in a
competitive test at Riverside and Los
Ansrelcs last March to be of superior
quality. The rind of the fruit is very
thin, but thick enough, however. l
bear shipment. It proved to be less
bitter than any other seedlincr levoon
submitted to the competitive Irs!
mentioned above. It had aTs tho
largest per cent.. SS of arid of any of
varieties passed upon by the Commit
tee. The great merit eiaimed for it,
aside fron its general superior ap
pearance, is that it has very little bit
terness so Utile that tlo majority of
the committee making the test at tho
Riverside Fair failed to delect any
w hatever. Its three copetiiors at i
Angeb's were grown on foreign
stocks.
3fintr: Messrs. Gosper, Richards
and Shipman went out to the Emmet
mine this morning for the purpoFe
of examining lhat property. Should
they find indtu e n nls sufficiently flat
tering, we understand that they wilt
cause the removal ot the Senator milt
10 the Fiiiraft, where it will be 1 er
manently established anil put to
work reducing tae said to be fabul
iously ri h ores of the Emmet and
wther rich mifi.es of that vicinity.
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