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NOTICE Of Application of the Providence" Gold and Copper Company, a Corporation, for a United States to the Gold Stone Group of Mines and Certain Mill Sites. "Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of Chapter 6 of Title SI of the revised 8ta.tut! nt tha lTnliri siutpa The Prov Beginning at corner No. 1 (identical with corner No. 1 Iron Dyke Lode) a redwood post 4 ft. long, 4 Inches square set 18 Inches in the ground with mound of stone, scribed 1-1-4011 whence U.

8. Location Mounment No. 96 bears N. 1 l. the olace of beginning, containing on at pnron.

This lode Is bounded north rh hv the Lookout lode and vacant and unoccupied land, southerly by the i Vmt thA lrnn TWVa office of the County Recorder of said San Rtonfl mill site and vacant and unoccu-268, of Mining Records. land. The vein is 1500 fMt length. I pxtend nir N. 26 45 min.

E. 900 feet idence Gold and Copper Company, a cor- I W. 634.6 feet to corner No. thence S. poraUon, by and through P.

II. Math- 72 16 min. W. 15U0 feet to corner No. ews (its president and attorney in fact) is about to make application to the Unit-1 ed States for a patent for the lode locations and mill sites hereinafter described and which are more fully described as to metes and bounds by the official plat herewith posted, and by the field notes of survey thereof, now tiled in the office of the Register of the United Slates Land Office at Los Angeles, California, according to Mineral Survey No.

4011 A and B. The postoffice address of the said Providence Gold and Copper Company and of the said P. H. Mathews Is Room 617 Laughlln Building, In the City of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, State of California. Said Gold Stone group of mines consists of the following described quartz locations to-wit: "Tuna," "Iron Dyke," "Golden Eagle," "Coyote," "South Side," "Lookout," "EiiKle," "Bald," "Center," "Wedge, "Peak," "Lucifer," "Lucifer No.

2," "Hawk" and "None Such." Said claims and mill sites are situated in Arrow (unorganized) Mining District in the county of San Bernardino, state of California, on unsurveyed public land In Townships 9 and 10 North, Ranges 12, 13 and 14 East, S. B. and they lie about six or seven miles east of the broken ridges and hills of shifting white sand called "Devil's Play Ground." Under Instructions from the United States Surveyor General for California, the United States Location Monuments Nos. 96, 99 and 100 were established In connection with the survey of the said group of mines, and the mill sites shown on said plat. Said U.

S. Location Monument No. 96 Is located on the summit of what is known as "Ten Cent Hill." The railroad station at Fenner on the "Santa Fe" Railroad bears south 73 58 min. east about 21.6 miles from a stake marked which stake is 411.1 feet from the intersection of the lode line of the Golden EaRle lode with the easterly boundary thereof, and on the said lode LOOKOUT LODE. Beginning at corner No.

1 identical with corner No. 1 of the Eagle lode) a redwood post 4 feet long, 4 inches square, set 18 Inches In the ground with mound of earth and stone, scribed 1-1-4011 whence U. B. Location Monument No. 96 bears N.

13 35 min. E. SitH1.7 feet; thence 8. 72' lti min. E.

1500 feet to corner No. thence 8. 36 45 min. thence N. 36 45 min.

E. 634.6 ftet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 20.66 acres. This claim is bounded northerly by the Eagle loilo, southerly by the South Side lode, eastii-ly by vacant and unoccupied land, ana westerly by the Peak Lode and unoccupied land. The vein is 1500 feet long, extending N.

72 16 min. V. 759 feet and S. 72 16 min. E.

750 feet from the discovery shaft. Notice of location of this lode Is of record In the office of the County Recorder of said San Bernardino county in Book 15 at page 267 ot Mining Records. EAGLE LODE. Beginning at corner No. 1 (identical with corner No.

1 Lookout Lode). a redwood post 4 feet long. 4 inches square, set 18 Inches in the ground with mound of earth and stone, scribed 1-1-4'U1 whence U. S. Location Monument No.

96 bears N. 13 35 min. E. 2521.7 feet; thence S. 72 16 min.

E. 1500 ieet to corner No. thence N. 36 45 min. E.

KM.6 feet to corner No. thence N. 72 16 min. E. 1500 feet to corner No.

thence 8. 36 45 min. V. 6154.6 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 20.66 acres.

This lode Is bounded northerly by the Bald lode, easterly by the Golden Eagle lode, southerly by the Lookout lode, and westerly by the Peak lode. The vein is 1500 feet long, extending N. 72 16 min. W.1000 feet and S. 72 16 min.

E. 500 feet from the (llncnuprv shaft. Notice of location ot this claim is of record in the office of the County Recorder of said San Bernardino county. In Book 15 of page 275 of Mining Records. BALD LODE.

Beginning at corner No. 1 (Identical with eorner No. 2 Center lode) a redwood post 4 feet long, 4 inches square, set is hnepucedon course XTu Inctj- in the ground with mou nd of No. 96 is located in about the center ot Section thirty-one (31), Township ten (10) north, Range fourteen (14) east, S. B.

and consists of a redwood post 8 feet long, 6 Inches square, set 3 feet in the ground (with a mound of stones at the base thereof) scribed S. L. M. No. 96" from which said monument Edgar Mountain bears north 0 29 min E.

Providence Mountain bears north 18 46 min. E. Panamint Mountain bears north 44 30 min. W. lverwat Mountain bears N.

46 28 min. W. Old Dad Mountain bears S. 50 29 min. W.

Granite Peak bears S. 57 52 min. W. Shehrun Peak bears N. 82 12 min.

and Stone Cabin Spring bears N. 3 48 min. W. FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF MINES. TUNA LODE.

2i min. W. 1538.2 feet; thence 8. 72 16 min. E.

1500 feet to corner wo. thence 8. 36 45 mln W. 634.6 feet to corner No. thence N.

72 16 min. W. 1500 feet to corner No. thence N. 36 45 min.

E. 634.6 feet to corner NO, 1, the place of beginning, containing 20.66 acres. This lode is bounded norther ly by the Center lode, westerly by the Peak lode, easterly by the Golden Eagle lode and vacant and unoccupied land, and southerly by the Eagle lode. The length of the vein is 1500 feet, extending N. 72 16 min.

W. 85 feet and 8. Ti 16 min. E. 1415 feet from the dls eoverv shaft.

Notice of location of tills claim is of record in the office of the County Recorder of said Ban Bernardino county In Book 15 at page 274 of Mining Record s. CENTER LODE. fl feet -fr W. 1149.1 feet thence ,8. 36 45 min.

W. 634.6 feet to corner No. corner No. thence 8. 37 25 min W.

1500 feet to corner No. thence 52 35 min. W. 600 feet to corner No. thence N.

37 25 min. E. 1500 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 20.66 acres. The total length of the vein is 1500 feet, extending S.

37 25 min. 150 feet and N. 37 25 min. E. 1350 feet from the discovery cut.

This lode Is bounded easterly and southerly by vacant and unoccupied land; on the N.E. by the Iron Dyke lode, and westerly partly by vacant and unoccupied land and the Coyote quartz lode. Notice of location of this claim Is of record in the office of the County Recorder of San Bernardino county, California, In Book 15 at page 266 of Mining Records. IRON DYKE LODE. Beginning at corner No.

1 (Identical with corner No. 1 Tuna lode), the red Beginning at corner No. 1 (identical with corner No. 1 of the Wedge lode) a redwood post 4 feet long, 4 inches square, set 18 Inches in the ground with mound of stone, scribed 1-1-4011 whence U. 8.

Location Monument No. 96 bears N. 27 thence 8. 72 16 min. E.

15uo feet to corner No. thence N. 36 45 min. E. 634.6 feet to corner No.

thence N. 72 16 min. W. 1500 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 20.66 acres.

This lode is bounded south erly by the Bald lode, westerly by the Lucifer lode, northerly by the Wedge lode and vacant and unoccupied land, and easterly by vacant and unoccupied land. The lengtn or tne vein is isuu ieei, extending S. 72 16 min. E. 500 feet ana N.

72 16 min. w. iuw ieet irom the discovery shaft, rne notice or loca tion of this mine is of record in the office of the County Recorder of said Ban Ber nardino county in Book 28 at page 4m of Mining itecorus. WEDGE LODE Beginning at corner No. 1 (identical with corner No.

1 of the Center Lode) a redwood post 4 feet long, 4 inches square, wood post above described; thence 8. 52 set 18 Inches in the ground, with mound 35 min. to. 600 feet to corner No. thence N.

37 25 min. E. 1500 feet to corner No. thence N. 52 35 min.

W. 000 feet to corner No. thence S. 37 25 min. W.

1500 feet to corner No. 1. the place of beginning, containing 20.66 acres. The total length of the vein is 1500 feet, extending north 37 25 min. E.

750 feet and 8. 37 25 min. of stone, scribed 1-1-4011 whence U. Location Monument No. 96 bears N.

27 6 min. W. 1149.1 feet; thence N. 36 45 min. laOO teet to corner wo- thence 8.

72 deg. 16 min. E. 634.6 feet to corner No. thence 8.

36 45 min. W. 1500 feet to corner No. thence N. 72 16 min.

W. 634.6 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 750 feet from the discovery shaft. This 1 20.66 acres. This lode Is bounded south lode is bounded on the east and north erly by the Center lode, westerly by the by unoccupied land, on the south by the Lucifer lode and Lucifer No.

2 lode, and Tuna lode, and westerly by the South Side and Coyote lodes and unoccupied land. Notice of location of this claim northerly and easterly by vacant ana un occupied land. The length of the vein is 15U0 teet, extending 8. 36 4s mill. Is of record In the office of the County looo feet and N.

36 46 min. E. 500 Recorder of said San Bernardino county, feet from the discovery shaft. Notice of in Book 15 at page 266 of Mining Records, location of this claim is of record In the I oltice of the County Recorder of the said GOLDEN EAGLE LODE. Beginning at corner No.

1, a granite rock in place 3x2x1 ft. above the general surface with mound of stone chiselled (X) at corner point and 1-4011 A. from whence U. S. Location Monument No.

96 bears N. 33 35 min. W. 2601.4 feet, thence S. 36 45 min.

W. 1046 feet to corner No. thence N. 71 45 min. E.

1500 feet to corner No. thence 36 45 min. E. 1046 feet to corner No. thence 8.

71 45 min. W. 1500 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 20.66 acres. The vein is 1500 feet in length, extending N.

71 45 county of San Bernardino, in Book 28 at page 523 of Mining Records, PEAK LODE. Beginning at corner No. 1 (identical corner No. 4 of the Lucifer lode) a redwood post 4 feet long, 4 Inches square, set 18 inches in the ground', with mound of stone, scribed 1-4-4011 whence U. 8.

Location Monument No. 96 bears N. 16 12 min. E. 1229.3 feet; thence 8.

36 45 min. 15o0 feet to corner No. thence 8. 53 16 min. E.

600 feet to corner No. thence N. 36 45 min. E. 1500 feet to corner No.

thence min. E. 1300 feet from discovery shaft, 53 15 min. W. 600 feet to corner No.

and 8. 71 45 min. W. 200 feet from 1 1. the place of beginning, containing discovery shaft.

Said lode 18 bounded f-w acres, xma loue is uounueu wcuici northerly, easterly and southerly by va cant and unoccupied land, and westerly by the Eagle lode and Bald lode. Notice of location of this lode Is of record In the office of the County Recorder of snld San Bernardino county, in Book 28, at page 522 of Mining Records. COYOTE LODE. Beginning at corner No. 1 (identical with corner No.

1 South Side Lode) a granite stone 26x12x18 Inches set 16 Inches In the ground with mound of stone chiselled 1-1-4011 from whence U. 8. Location Monument No. 96 bears N. 17 deg.

48 min. E. 3814.8 feet; thence 8. 72 16 min. E.

1500 feet to corner No. thence 8. 37 25 min. W. 637.2 feet to corner No.

thence N. 72 16 min. W. 1500 feet to corner No. thence N.

37 25 min E. 637.2 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning. The vein is 1500 feet long, extending N. 72 16 min.

W. 1000 feet and 8. 72 16 min. E. 500 ly and southerly by vacant and unoccupied land, easterly by the Lookout lode, Eagle and Bald lodes, and northerly by the Lucifer lode.

The vein is 1500 feet long, extending N. 36 45 min. E. 750 feet and 8. 36 45 min.

W. 750 feet from the discovery shaft. Nonce ot location of this claim is of record in the office of the County Recorder of the county of San Bernardino, state of California, in Book 15, at page 269, of Mining Rec ords. LUCIFER LODE. Beginning at corner No.

1 (identical with corner No. 1 Lucifer No. 2 Lode) a granite stone 26x7x5 inches, set 16 Inches in the ground, with mound of stone chiselled 1-1-40U whence U. 8. Location Monument No.

96 bears S. 87 45 min. W. 554.8 feet; thence 8. 53 15 min.

E. 600 feet to corner No. thence S. 36 45 min. W.

1500 feet to corner No. thence N. 53 15 min. W. 600 feet from the discovery shaft The claim i feet to corner No.

thence N. 36 contains 20.66 acres. Notice of location of this claim is of record In the office of the County Recorder of said san Bernardino county In Book 15, at page 271, of Mining Records. This claim is bounded northerly by the South Side lode, easter 45 min. E.

1500 feet to corner No. 1, place of beginning, containing 20.66 aci This lode Is bounded westerly by vacant and unoccupied land, southerly by the Peak lode, easterly by the center ious and Wedge lode, and northerly by Lucl- 1v hv the Iron Dyke and Tuna lode and i fer No. 2 lode. The vein is 1500 feet long, southerly and westerly by vacant unoc-' extending S. 36 45 min.

W. 650 feet cupied land. SOUTH SIDE LODE. Beginning at corner No. 1 (Identical with corner No.

1 Coyote Lode) a granite stone 26x12x8 inches set 16 inches in the ground with mound of stone chiselled 1-1-4011 from whence U. S. Location Monument No. 96 bears N. 17 48 min.

E. 3S14.8 feet; thence S. 72 16 min. E. 1500 feet to corner No.

thence N. 37 25 min. E. 637.2 feet to corner No. thence N.

72 16 min. W. 1500 feet to corner No. thence 8. 7 rtoe min.

W. 637.2 feet to corner No. and N. 36 45 min. E.

850 feet from the discovery shaft. Notice of location of this claitu is of record in the office of tht County Recorder of the County of San Bernardino, State of California, In Book 15 at page 271 of Mining Records. LUCIFER NO. 2. LODE.

Beginning at corner No. 1 (Identical with corner No. 1 Lucifer lode) a granlt stone 26x7x5 inches, set 16 Inches In the ground, with mound of stone chiselled 1-1-4011 whence U. 8. Location Monument No.

96 bears S. 87 45 min. W. 554.8 feet; thence S. 53 15 min.

E. 600 feet to corner No. thence N. 36 45 min. E.

1500 feet to corner No. thence S. 53 15 min. W. 600 feet to corner No.

thence 8. 36 deg. 45 min. fnrte westerly by vacant unoccupied W. 1500 feet to corner No.

1, the plac wf' The total length the vein is 1600 of beginning, containing 20.66 acres. This feet extending N. 72 16 min. W. iSnfeet and 8872 1 min.

B. 600 feet from the discovery shaft. Notice of location of this claim is of record In the Bernardino county, in Book 15, at page lode Is bounded northerly by vacant and IK and S. 36 45 min. W.

600 feet from the discovery shaft. Notice of location of this lode is of record in the office of the County Recorder of the county or san Bernardino, state of California, In Book 1, at page 213 of Mining Records. HAWK LODE. Beginning at corner No. 1 on line 1-2 None Such lode, whence corner No.

1 of None Such lode bears S. 53 15 min. E. 591.5 feet, a granite rock in place 6x3x3 feet above the general surface, chiselled cross (x) at corner point and 1-4011 whence U. S.

Location Monument No. 96 bears S. 19 10 min. V. 59.5 feet; thence N.

53 15 min. W. 627.2 feet to corner No. thence S. 70 45 mill.

W. 1064 feet to corner No. thence S. 63 15 min. E.

627.2 feet to corner No. thence N. 70 45 mill. K. Iti64 feet to corner No.

1, the place of beirinnlne. containing 12.70 acres. '11118 claim is bounded on the northeast by the None Such lode, and on all other sides by vacant and unoccupied public land, ine length of the vein is 1064 feet, extending S. 70 45 min. W.

750 feet and N. 70 45 min. E. 314 feet from the dlscov-erv shaft. Notice of location of this claim is of record in the oltice or tne County Recorder of the said county of San Bernardino, in Book Id, at page of Mining Records.

NONE SUCH LODE. Boglnnintr at corner No. 1 on line 4-1 Lucifer No. 2 lode, a granite rock in place 40x15x10 feet above the general surface, chiselled cross (x) at corner point and 1-4011 wlience u. o.

vocation Monument No. 96 bears S. 76 45 min. W. 671.3 feet: thence N.

53 nor No. thence 8. 53 15 min. E. 1500 feet to corner No.

tlienc a. 45 min. W. 600 feet to comer No. 1, the nlace of beirinnlne.

containing as. acres. This lode is bounded easterly by the Lucifer No. 2 lode, northerly by the Gold Stone mill site and the Lucifer mill site and vacant and unoccupied land, wester ly hv vacant and unoccupied lanu, ana southerly by the Hawk lode and vacant and unoccupied land. The vein is 1600 feet long, extending S.

bi lo min. ly. 50 feet and N. 53 i min. w.

iov feet from the discovery shaft. Notice of location of this claim is of record in the oliice of the County Recorder or said san Bernardino county uook id at page 272 of Mining Records. FURTHER DESCRIPTION OF MILL Si 1 K8. GOLD STONE MILL SITE. Reeinnins at corner No.

1. from which IT. 8. Location Monument No. 96 bears 8.

43 29 min. W. 1122 feet; thence N. 36 45 min. E.

324 feet to corner No. thence B. 53 15 min. n. auu ieei to corner No.

thence 8. 36 46 min. W. 324 feet to corner No. thence N.

53 15 min. W. SOO feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 2.23 acres. BALD SITE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, from which II. 8. Location Monument No. 96 bears 8.

13 57 min. W. 1534.2 feet: thence 8. 53 15 min. E.

726 ieet to corner No. thence N. 36 45 min. E. 300 feet to corner No.

tnence jn. io nun. W. 726 feet to corner No. thence 8.

45 min. W. 300 feet to corner No. 1, the place or Beginning, coiuuinuig u.v acres. LUCIFER MILL SITE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, from which L'. 8. Location Monument No. 96 bears 8.

13 57 min. W. 1534.2 feet; thence 8. 53 15 min. E.

726 feet to corner No. thence S. 36 45 min. W. 300 feet to corner No.

thence N. 53 15 min. W. 726 feet to corner No. thence N.

36 45 min. E. 300 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 5.00 acres. TUNA MILL SITE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, from which U. 8. Location Monument No. 96 bears N.

19 05 min. E. 7604.8 feet; thence 8. 60 42 min. E.

10S7.5 feet to corner No. thence 8. 29 18 min. W. 200 feet to corner No.

thence N. 60 42 min. W. 1087.5 feet to corner No. thence N.

29 18 min. E. 200 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 4.99 acres. IRON DYKE MILL SITE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, from which U. 8. Location Monument No. 98 bear N.

12 00.6 min. E. 6187.2 feet; thence 8. oti 24 min. E.

1087.6 feet to corner No thence S. 23 deg. 36 min. W. 200 feet to corner No.

thence N. 66 24 min. W. 10S7.5 feet to corner No. thence N.

23 36 min. E. 200 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 4.99 acres. SOUTH SIDE MILL SITE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, from wnlcn U. S. Location Monument No. 99 bears 8.

33 32 min. W. 400 feet; thence N. 56 28 min. W.

544.5 feet to corner No. thence 8. 33 32 min. W. 4I0 feet to corner No.

thence 8. 56 28 mm. E. 644.5 feet to corner No. thence N.

33 32 min. E. 400 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing b.uu acres. HAWK MILL, SITE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, from which U. 8. Location Monument No. 100 bears N.

53 15 min. E. 300.0 feet; thence S. 36 45 min. E.

726 feet to corner No. thence 8. 53 15 min. W. 300 feet to corner No.

tnence n. 36 45 min. W. 726 feet to corner No. thence N.

53 15 min. E. 300 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 5.00 acres. COYOTE MILL SITE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, from which U. S. Location Monument No. 100 bears N.

53 15 min. E. 300.0 feet: thence 8. 36 45 min. E.

726 feet to corner No. thence N. 53 15 min. E. 300 feet to corner No.

thence N. 36 45 min. W. 726 feet to corner No. thence s.

53 15 min. w. 300 ieet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 5.00 acres. Total area of lodes 301.94 acres; total area of Mill Sites 37.21 acres; total area of Survey 339.15 acres, for which appll cation for patent is made.

The said lodes and mill sites being of recor in the oltice of the County Record er at San Bernardino, in the county and slate aforesaid. There are no claims surrounding or adjoining this group of claims, except the Wild Cat lode, located southeast of the Hawk lode, said group of claims being with such exception surrounded on all sides by vacant and unoccupied public land. The surveys aforesaid were made with magnetic variation at 15 deg. east. Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground, vein, lode, premises, or any portion thereof, so described, surveyed, platted and applied for, are hereby notified that, unless their adverse claims are duly filed as according to law, and the regulations thereunder, within the time prescribed by law, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Los Angeles, in the county of Los Angeles, state of California, they will be barred In virtue of the provisions of said statute.

A. J. CROOKSHANK, Register. I direct that this notice be published In the "San Bernardino Weekly 8un," San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California, the newspaper published nearest to said mining claim, for the period of Blxty (60) days. A.

J. CROOKSHANK, Register. Dated August 8, 1903. The Judge What excuse have you unoccupied land, easterly by the Wedge for getting twisted up like this COMPANY IS THf WHOLE SHOW EVERYBODY DOES HONORS Major F. C.

Prescott returned yesterday from Camp I-ast, Coronado, where he spent several days with the Seventh regiment, N. G. which is in camp there, and he speaks of the camp as the best ever provided for the soldier boys of Southern California. "According to the remarks of the regular army officers who have been present at the Inspections of the regiment, there Is not a better one In the State than the Seventh. And you can say," continued Major Prescott, "that when I left Company was the whole thing.

They had just won, by a good margin, first place in the silhouette shoot, and every company In the regiment was doing the honors for them. Even Company of hlch prides Itself on its shooting, visited Company K's camp ml" w-. 1500 JZL S- E'JiTet I and Paid tributes to the boys from thence N. 3bdeg mill. L.

OHJ ieet to cor-1 this city Major Prescott also speaks of the-courtesies being shown the officers and men of the National Guard by the regular army and navy officers and men who are stationed at San Diego. The Major takes this as one of the results of the passage of the Dick bill by Congress. 4. OAKLAND, Aug. 11.

Capl- 4 tallst Charles R. Lloyd never j. forgave his sou Frederick for 4 the stand the latter took in con- A The Supervisors yesterday repealed and the next instant the lifeless form nf thn hndliur. the defective dove ordinance and im- came floating to the surface. Atten- do'la mediately afterwards a new ordinance dants and bystanders ouickly remov- and at JEfS: covering the same ground was adopted.

ed the body from the water and a companies wno carr.u yv, The open season for the killing of doves Is the same as fixed by tie old. ordinance and the new ordinance is so framed that it Is believed no loopholes can be picked In it by possible Major F. C. Prescott Says the Boys GO "SNOOKS" WITH THE COUNTY. from this City are on the Top Wave at the Seventh's Coro-nado Camp.

A communication was rend from Su perintendent Beamer of the Santa Fe suggesting that the county join with the railroad company In cleaning the Lytle Creek wash north of Fourth street so as to eliminate the danger of the destruction of the bridges by the backing up of the water in case of a flood. Mr. Beamer estimated the cost of the work at $1,000 and he said the Santa Fe was willing to bear half the expense. The Supervisors decided to look over the ground before taking definite action, but It Is probable Mr. "Beamer's suggestion will be accepted and favorably acted upon.

A THOUSAND DOLLAR MOTOR. The bid of, the San Bernardino Gas and Eectric Company for the placing of a 20-horse power Westinghous-e motor for the purpose of pumping water for the County Hospital was accepted, the contract price being $1,000. The contract calls for the installation of the motor. There was only the one bid. WILL NOT EXHIBIT.

A communication from the Sacramento State Fair Promotion Committee asking the county to place an exhibit at the State Fair to be held in Sacramento was read and the Clerk was Instructed to notify the committee that the. county, owing to the small amount of time allowed, could not make the desired exhibit The proposal was declined for the further reason that the Supervisors desire to put all the available money Into the county's exhibit at the St. Louis Exposition. ROUTINE BUSINESS. The building committee reported favorably on the requisition of he Coun ty Board of Education for a carpet, ta 4 nectlon with the shooting of his 4.

1 ble and awnings for the new reading father by his nephew, William room, and the Supervisors granted the Boxall, at San Bernardino last requisition. January, and in his will, which An ordinance was adopted prohlblt- was filed yesterday with1 the A'lng the Importation ol diseased cattle County the senior Lloyd into the county. expressly states that he makes Considerable time was spent by the no provision for his son Fred- Supervisors auditing bills. The Super- erick. The will was dated visors will meet again Monday, August 19, 1903, and was made 1 24.

Just prior to the senior Lloyd's sailing for the Orient. county surveyor M. L. Cook has re- Representatives of Lloyd's turned from the desert, where he 8tthnsnay he was worth close spent the past month engineering the to 1,000,000. The will was til- construction of a traction engine road ed today by Attorney Arthur for the Pacific Coast Borax company.

Goodfellow, who, with I The road iB to extend from the north-. Thomas Addison, Is named as A east corner of Ivanpah lake to the executor. The entire property company's mines in the funeral range j. is lert in trust to them for 10 0f mountains at Ash Meadow, a dls-years. One-third of the income tance of 105 miles.

The ro4 runs is to go to the widow of the de- through the State line pass, tht Mes-4. ceased and the other two-thirds 1 quite and Pabrump valleys ani Ash 4. is to be divided among three of Meadows to the western side of tn his children, Charles Mabel Amargosa river. The country through 4. F.

and Ethel May. At the end i which ft passeB ia a lime formation ia years the property Is to be and the roadbed is exceedingly hard. 4. divided in the same proportion. About 100 men are at work on the 10 nis son ne 8ays: 'road.

It Is expected to have it com- ror my son, Frederick W. 4. pieted by May 1 of next year. f. uoya.

expressly make no pro- Surveyor Cook says that nearly all 4. vision." J. I the mines in and around Sandy and I Montgomery have closed during the 8ummer, owing to the excessive heat COLTON, Aug. 11 (Staff corresnon-' Cook also reports that the Ludlow dence of THE SUN.) The City Attor- and Southern Railway has commenc-ney was instructed to draw ud an ed operations, running to the mines amendment to the bicycle ordinance I of the Bagdad Mining and Milling last night, at the meeting of the City 1 company at Ludlow, and approximate-Trustees, by which the fine will be re- ly 100 tons of ore are being delivered duced. Heretofore the fine for riding daily to the company's mill at Bare-on sidewalks has been $5 and the peo- tow.

The new railway has been in op-ple of Colton think the penalty Is too eration two weeks and everything li neavy. No other business of Import-, running along smoothly. ance was transacted on account of the ohconu nf V. 1 rr1 t.uocww ui ui me jriiBieeH. i lie r.

i.jiu.i next meeting of the Board will be held wif in nevr Mnnrtov irht who left a note for his wife saying ttuisAWA is are epidemic. low a dose 0f carbolic acid," and then Whether it is the glorious climate dlsanneared. has been heard from. of Colton that invigorates the horses and he is a lively corpse. He Is in or that they want to keep up with the Pasadena, working as dishwasher at lively times, has not yet been deter- a restaurant.

mined, but nevertheless there Is some-; Marshal Shay received a posta thing doing, for there has been on an card from him yesterday, telling of average or one runaway each day for his whereabouts, but he makes no ex weeks. Today there were two. A'cuse for his most neculiar action In team belonging to Henry Rollins be- leaving the city and endeavoring to came rrisky this morning and started make his wife believe he had ended to run ana after exercising for a block his life. Porter In his message to was stopped oy James waters. ithe Marshal says: The Santa Fe steam laundry dellv-l 66 Fair Oaks ery wagon, driven by T.

White, wasl Pasadena, Aug. 9 standing in front of the Postoffice this Chief Police, San Bernardino. morning when suddenly an Inspiration I Dear Sir: This Is to show that came to the animal to do the town IE. B. Porter, whom I see by the pa without the driver, but the horse waaipers, you are looking for, am working stopped before any damage was done, at the above, address as dishwasher, Many Colton people will go to Ur-, known by my middle name, Brlttaln blta tonight to attend the opening of So if you want me, you will find me the new dancing pavilion.

The Trac-ihere. Have no time to write partlcu tlon company will have special ser jlars. Will not run away. Wish to vice. I work to get money to see Justice done Wanted A boy with horse and i to all parties.

Respectfully, cart, to carry THE SUN'S Blooming E. B. PORTER, ton route. Papers come to Colton 1 by first electric car In the Forrest C. Smith, better known an Apply at business office In San Smith, a waiter employed at nardlno- i the New York Kitchen, was instantly killed a few minutes after 10 o'clock The general committee appointed last evening by attempting to make by Arrowhead Parlor, No.

110, N. S. a high dive into the pond at Urbita G. to arrange for an observance Springs. He struck the cement bot-of Admission Day, September 9, by torn of the pond, head first, though a celebration at Urbita Springs, met the blow that caused death was re- last evening in the office of County I ceivea just over the heart.

Auditor W. D. Wagner, and plans to! Dr. Wesley Thompson was sum- make the affair ttn immense success were mapped out. The committees p.

dancing 3 to 5 p. sports, 3 moned to attend the unfortunate young man, and the doctor and otherm organized by electing Mr. Wagnei worked over the remains for 40 min chairman, and N. K. Herzog, secre-lutes endeavoring to restore vitality, tary.

but their efforts were futile. The The following were then chosen as i body was then brought to town, and chairmen of committees: electricity was applied, nut life wat Committee on Sports W. D. F. Al-! extinct.

It Is believed that death was len. Literary Ralph Swing. Committee on Danclne Henry M. Willis. Refresnments N.

K. Herzog. Reception and Program Joseph E. Rich. It was decided to Invite the Parlors of Redlands, Downey, Santa Ana and the three Parlors of Los Aneeles to southerly by the Lucifer "lodT.nd The Drunk-I'm a pretzel taker, yer to 4:30 p.

watermelon feast, 5 to erly by the Nona Such lode, the Gold nonor. p. gran a bail, 8 p. Instantaneous An abrasion on the breast over the heart, showed where hla body struck the cement floor, and the doctors say the shock stopped the vV tal organ, none too strong at best with Smith, and caused death instantly. On Monday the pond at the springs was cleaned, and only yesterday at Join In the celebration and if the sug- ternoon was fresh water turned Into gestion Is favorably acted upon a spe- the basin, and the water was scarcely cial train will probably be run from 'two feet deep when Smith attempted Los Angeles, coming by way of Santa to make the high dive last evening.

Ana. i He was an experienced swimmer, and The skeleton of the program as ar-1 paid no attention to the warning glv- ranged so far follows: Literary and en mm, wnen he mounted the plat musical program from 2 p. m. to 2:48: form above the pool and announced his Intention of diving down, When he dove, hla body was heard to hit the cement bottom ot the pond, uoctor was te.epnonea or. in in.

appreciated the ser. meantime such restoratives as were and hwe made the boy. at the on hand were applied, and an effort. ttelr work waS was made to restore vitality by artl- eT Sd in turn, they appre-ficlal respiration. appreclatlon.

The money" The body was brought to town on dd Uof fund which a special street car and taken to the a 0f any member ot home of the mother, Mrs. C. Smith, department who may be injured In who conducts a lodging house in the "evrLp third story of the old postoffice build- servlcfl- uiK. i.aier tne remains were taken inh Tirnwn. "Texas" Smith was aged 23 years.

He was educated In the local schools and spent the great portion of his life here. He was known as a good na-tured. jolly fellow, and had a host of friends. Besides his mother, he leave a sister. Miss Susie Smith.

"A man found one mile south of Helen. Think he was killed by train. (Signed) FRANK TRIPLETT." of Oro Grande. Frank Trlplett, who signs the telegram, lives on the W. A.

Downey ranch and is well known throughout the valley. yester- jiii i Attorney juhu McDonalds, undertaking Parlors. a nom D. A. where an Inquest will be held today attorney of Nogales, by Coroner I'ittman.

uh Mm in the de is associated with hlra in the RICH- who defense of Newton Brown, charged with the murder of Antone Swenson, and in the letter Richardson predicts the ac quittal of Brown. The letter is dated July 30 and reads in part as follows: "The testimony of A. Suanez was taken this morning at 8 o'clock before the judge of the first instance at No-gales, Sonora, Mexico, who will forward the same to Altar, Mexico, this evening. Mr. Suanez' testimony was 11 11.

A 1 1 mm 4fn Vl A ttWtjfWt The above is a copy of a' telegram Tco' u. ZlZ received yesterday by Coroner Pittman, 1 lt" "1 and the Coroner left on the overland train last evening to investigate the eithte hft case. Helen Is a small station on the the: di.d reload it until they wer. Santa Fe about seven miles this side reaay to snoot agam, out umt Dwu- with tho nnuMj in ni it was an unavoidable accident, and gram, comes the report from the Santa that bst A.hl8 belief BW? company that a passenger on the fu" vniH ti. ea.

i am almost connuent iui mm ed here yesterday morning Is missing, evidence will release your brother at The passenger was bound for Temecu-' once' la, but when the train arrived at this city Conductor Dillingham, who had FU0R SALE-A gray horae, weighing the overland In charge, could not find about MOO f-n "nL Ad him and it Is probable that it la the drea8 this office. 7-24 jsenger that I nroaiimn. 1 W. P. Harris, as administrator, fllea tion is that he fell from the train and flnai, accounts yesterday showing the was killed.

The name of the passenger the estate of the lata is not known. Charles Clifford Harris, and also the 1 estate or toe taie jonn Liee tiarns. ThA momhora nf tho inn i Each estate shows receipts amounting of the First Baptist church, to the 087.50, while the costs of admiu-number 01 100, enjoyed a trolley ride "Nation are fixed at $137.87. and picnic at Harlem Springs last evening. George Swing acted as diJ The Contemporary Club of Redlands rector general and the outing proved fuuu" vui.o- a delightful one.

It was rather an I'" lue, Impromptu affair, but nevertheless it Wlt" was a complete success. After a swim a mdern fjf h.Je- The ng in the pond, a lunch was spread be-, be erected on the corner of Fourth nonh thA and Vine streets, opposite the Redlands city was made shortly after nine Llbrary. clock. 4. main and the reservoir were 4.

adopted at a recent meeting ot 4. 4. the Trustees, 4. a ThisN famous remedy does for tha stomach that which it Is unable to do for Itself, even if but lightly disordered or overburdened. Kodol supplies the natural Juices Of digestion and does the work of the stomach, relaxing the nervous tension, while ths Inflamed muscles and membranes of that organ are allowed to rest and heal.

It cures Indigestion, flatulence, palpitation of the heart, nervous dyspepsia and all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying and strengthening the glands, memtiranes ol the stomach sod digestive organs. 0 Like a Comet In the sky comes the star of health to the weak and weary lespon- dentdyspeptlc, curing all ilomioh troubles and digestive disorders. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Tn Pciltr da Supply Tm. BottlM enhr. Si.

00 Size holdlnt 2H tkBM tha trial U. which Mill for 80c rieptns ty DtVITT C0H CEICAM. OWL DUO ITORtt. son fired last before the fatal shot, and that to the best of hla knowledge Swenson loaded the gun before he gave It to Brown. He also swore that The Modern Woodmen of America ot The City Trustees yesterday 4- Vf 1 4.

adopted a resolution ordering the 4. construction of a new reservoir 4. "TL i adjoining the present basis of the 4. BePtemer u. "1'1J.

At 9 thla a I main 'from "tie "rervolr down Base Line to street, and at 4. T. 6 .7, TT 4. the same time the Cltv Clerk 4. 1 vl was authorized to advertise for 4 4 bids for the work.

The planB and specifications for the water 4 4 below died before the doctor ar- 4 rived, and he was in search of the Coroner. Learning that that officer is on the desert, by direction of the District Attor- tney, L. M. Sprecher, the body 4 1. 1 I A.

i A tl 5 Aftor Klttlnir fnr a fna, mlnntoa wl" UrOllgUl lO IUB Valley f. Trustees, the Board adjourned to meet and a of the Peace will 4. immediately afterwards as a City "lqr81, Board of Equalization. The Equalizers HIGHLAND, Aug. 10 (Regular cor-walted for people to come and make respondent of THE SUN.) A seridufl complaint about the assessment of accident occurred at the Brookings log- their property, but they waited in vain.

"'f "ettr 1UUU1 fer-Not a "kick" was made during the day. a Mexican being so badly injur- The Board of Equalization will con- 11 18 ou?" llve- Untie In session for the next 10 days, were uroKen aoove me naee. Sunday excepted, wo nuB were cruBnea. nis skuii rrao- auu ii 10 uiuugui, no tuau tjusiaiv- The relief fund of the San Bernardl- "rlous internal injuries. no Fire Department $50 richer since nan was empioyea 0n tne log-voatPrHnv omninir rinA nn nnoviux-t.

BlnS train and was on a flat car loaded ed' call at Inst night's regular meeting wltn ra'la whfn suddenly it broke loose by John Andreson, and before au" sxartea uowa me grade. Instead of jumping off. the check for that sum, as an expression of Mexican stayed with the car and at- appreciatlon on the part of the owners oraKes out of the old Postoffice block, John An- cou not do 80 an1 before aal trT- dreson, and the Drew Estate com- many vards ,14 Jumped the trade pany. The man was picked up In an uncon- When the fire In the Boston stor condition and taken to Fredalba was discovered last Tuesday morning, where everything possible was done to and the alarm sent In, there really relieve his suffering. Dr.

J. H. Evane looked to be small chance of saving the aa telephoned for ana arrived at 5:30 building. But quick work, well dlrec- this evening. If the Injured man lives ted, not only saved the three-story morning he will be brought to structure, but kept the flames within this place, where he can be better cared thA nnn atnrA mnm urhAPA thAV ho1 IOr.

been discovered, saving thousands of BY A CLOSE SCORE. The Harlem Stars." the Highland baseball team, were defeated by the San Bernardino "Merchants" at Har-lom Springs yesterday by a score of 5 to 3. The game was a good one and although the boys from this place were defeated, they feel that they gave the San Bernardino aggregation run tor Its money. I NOTES AND PERSONALS. I 0.

L. Warner spent Sunday with friends In the mountains. P. F. Coy was In Los Angeles yesterday for a day's visit Charles Green came down from the mountains this afternoon after a few days' stay In the higher altitudes.

I J. N. Lever and E. E. Barnes leave tomorrow for a trip to the mountains.

will visit Bear Valley and make ascent of Oreyback and Mt San Bernardino. George Barnes has returned from Imperial, where he has been for several days looking after property interests. No mistake about It this time cure. The new dancing pavilion at Urbita' i Springs will be opened tomorrow even- ing, and it there ever Is such an occa-jslon, this will be time for the com mand, "Everybody dance. For the floor will be perfect, the music of the same quality, and all the conditions just right for a delightful evening, even to an accommodating moon, which will flood the grounds with Its light.

Not to mention- plenty of electric brilliance. When the announcement of the opening a week ago was made, it might have been possible to have held the first dance that night, but all of the appointments were not just as the management wished, and It was therefore determined to wait until every detail was beyond criticism, and It Is such a situation that will be enjoyed by the visitors tomorrow night The Invitation Is to all the people of the valley and city, and street cars will run In procession from Third and streets, as well as on an other lines In the city, to accommodate the people who will wish to go. 1.