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VOL. XV.
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Late Telegrams.
Tbe Useful L-sl.lnuii i-.
Sacramento, April 28—Senate
—On tbe third reading of the Tax
Levy bill, Jobuson moved to re
commit the bill with instructions
to strike out tbe Sears amendment.
Sears raised a poiut of order tbat
the amendment inserted yesterday
could not be stricken out that way.
The Chair held tbat the point
was not well taken.
Assembly.—May, of tho Ways
and Means Committee, reported
tbe Appropriation bill aud recom
mended non-concurrence in all im
portant Senate amendments save
tbat for tbe State Agricultural So
ciety, which It was recommended
to be concurred in.
Jackson introduced a resolution
requesting the Governor to iulorm
the House why Section 3233 of the
Political Code la not being enforced,
The section provides tbat all work
oo publio liiiiidir.es shall be by the
day's wotk. liejected, ayes 20,
noes 38.
On motion the amendments to
tbe Appropriation bill were taken
up seriatim.
rililio.lerlug aud Cuetfa.loaa.
Sacramento, April 28.—Au ex
traordinary scene of fillibu»lerlng
and confusion took place iv the
Senate last evening. It grew out
of the efforts of the minoiity to de
lay Ibe engrossment ol" the Tax
Levy bill, over which-there had
been a bitter fight. The row was
begun by Hudson moving to recon
sider the vote by which the Hears
amendment, cutting nil' tlie debris
tax, was adopted. Motions to tub c
tbe reconsideration were followed
by motions to adjourn, point of or
der and call of the Senate
For two hours the llllibuslera
beaded by Neumann, John
sou and Dickinson continued
roll calls to adjourn. Finally there
became a tie. Atone roll call the
Secretary made au error in reoord
ing tbe vote to adjourn, falling to
record Senator Pool In Ihe nega
tive, and Preeldeut pro tern John
son declared tbe Senate adjourned.
All tbe anti-slickeus Senators who
had keep tally and recorded i'om s
VQte Immediately sprung to their
feet and challenged the roll call.
Tbe scene then was indescribable.
Boine Senators took their hats aud
started out iv baste; others cried
to the Chair to call the Seuate
(o order. Eons shouted above the
fu»r tbat, '(We will uot staud this
bulidoxiug." Johnson rushed over
to Euos with clenched fists, utter
tig angry language, Gorman
darted iv and shaking bis list lv
glose proximity to Johnson's face
shouted, excitedly, "Go back to
your own side. If you oome over
here to get a fight you can have it."
Battel wblte by this time was angry
and shouted to Euos, "Stand up to
him !" Pardee pushed nimselt be
tween Euoa and John, on and a
personal eucounter was prevemo I,
but qoufuslon still prevailed. The
minority then began to leave in a
body, but leading supporters of tbe
Bears amendment remained and
oalled on their followers to Blay.
Tbe Chairman restored order suffi
ciently to announce tbe cause of
tbe error, and thereafter speeches.
good-tempered but firm wore made
y Hears and Neumann.
Ueumanu frankly said (bat his
design was to fHllbuster to give
members time to reflect before
voting on tbe engrossment, aa he
wm firm lv tbe belief that the
amendment adopted would render
the levy unconstitutional. When
order was completely restored Un
ties of delay were introduced,
aud pursued for sometime, until
finally, at 7:15, the sllckens meu
gave way, the bill was scut to en
grossment and tbe Senate ad
journed. Tbe fracas created ereat
excitement and tbe Goldeu't igln
Hotel was thronged witb members
and politicians at nigbt discussing
the matter. Speaker Parka Is mi
ootnmuoloative, but atfoots to feel
sure tbat tbe fight of Sears will uot
win In tbe Assembly, The opin
ion generally prevails that if the
Senate pursues Its policy the
apportionment will be knocked
higher tban a kite. The contest iv
tbe Senate waa more bitter thau
»ny tbat ever took plaoe In that
body before, and conservative Be
publicans on all sides declare tbat
a big row and emashup seems to be
Inevitable,
Ban FKANCIEOO, April 28—Bar
ley booming; Hales of 2,500 sacks of
feed and brewing on obanire to-day;
lee., 85@90c; brewing Sl@l 12} for
light aud $1 16@l 20 lor bright
heary.
SJosatp As»ußt IHO Caucus.
Washinqtqn, April 28.—Al
though tb* Bepublioan caucus to
day postpoued dell in Le aotloo upon
tbe question of breaking tbe dead
look by means of holding- ao exec
utive session, tbere la little or do
doubt that aa arrangement for
UmnaaetlDK tome part of tbe acou
mUM ssscuUt* business will be
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effected very soon, It is conjectured
that tbe underlying reason for the
temporary postponement of action
la to nil ml time for a conference
between Republican leaders in the
Senate on tbo oue hand and Gon.
Mubone, aa cbief of tbe Virginia
Independents, Congressman Jor
genaen, as leader of tho Virginia
straight Republicans, and Presi
dent Garfield, as the dlspeDser of
federul patronage, on tbe other
hand, with a view of arriving at
harmony of opinion und coucert of
action In regard to what appears to
be tbe principal question Involved,
namely, the effect of the proposed
actiou upon tbe success of the Inde
nendeut nave in Virginia. It is
understood tbat Senator Mauone
emphatically Informed his Repub
lican associates in caucus to day of
his opinion as to tUe necessity of
holding an executive session at a
very early day for the purpose of
ratifying the Chinese treaties, and
It is said ho plainly intimated his
fixed determination to obtain one
by some means or other; but be
was subsequently satisfied, as also
were Ibe other advocates of break
ing Ibe dead-lock for tbe transac
tion of executive business, tbat a
postponement of the caucus action
for a few days will really promote
the attainment of this object while,
at the same time, It will probably
secure greater harmony of feeling
iv Iho party ranks.
A I'otiy Hi ftclliiul ti.li.li>-.i |IMg»-
» .Ml hui, lliowa.i'«l.
Eloin, Ills., April 28—Between
eight und nine o'clock this moru
intT * small boat running over the
Fox liver, between Eist aud West
E'gin, as a ferry to take Ihe place
of ihe bridge recently washed away,
was capsized, and all the paeseu
gera to Ihe number of about fifteen,
with but one exception, were
drowned. The boat was a mere
scow just purchased ut a coat of
$150, aud waa propelled by a rope,
The first trip wm made yesterday
ufteruoou.. Those lost were mainly
schoolchildren who were on their
way to school ou the west side.
The accident oecuned in mid
stream, but from what cause can
not now be tol.l. It ia not possible
st this time to give the names of
any of thu lost, aa *o many have
been crossing both ways all the
morning, and It is tint known wbo
Were ou the craft.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THli TBAO
EDY.
A Daily Ni.tv< special says: The
ferry was (trussing (lie Fox river
this morning nnd wuk in tlie mid
die of the stream when it cap
sized suddenly. The passengers, of
whom probably thirty-three were
little girls, were swept down the
current uttering heart-rending
cries for assistance. Several were
rescued with a boat. The body of
John Crelghton'a daughter, ugetl
12, wus recovered uud she is suiil
to be resuscitated. Twenty per
sona ure kuowu to he saved.
Anions: the ailasim? ure Tims.
Murphy, aged 12, Then. Taylor,
aged 10; Guy Carlisle, a.hoy. The
ferry waa 75 by 15 feet and when
first used ytsterday was con
demned by the publio at ouce. The
Evening journal's Information ia
that about lil'ty persons were
drowned. It is almost impossible
to get trustworthy facta as to the
number on board aud tin: saved
uud lost,
T.ie Hf, taenia -Ma-111-.
Bt. Louis, April 28. —Thera ure
signs of not this raorniug. Cars
are running on some lint a. Tbe
police are out iv force nesiated by
State troops,
A F.ail lliver.
St, Joseph, Mo., April 28.—The
river at tnia point ia twenty-two
feet six inches uhnve low water
mark and rising slowly. Many
families have been rescued from
Inuuduted houses In bottom lands
during the day, 'general ly ill a des
perate condition. It is reported
that several men were drowned near
Craig to-tlay in trying to escape
from the flood iv a boat,
ri>« Dvi, tv uar , . X ausaa illy.
Kansas City, April 28 —The
damage to properly to-day by the
high water baa been great, and as
both the Missouri ami Kansas riv
ers are still rising there is much
alarm among the owners of prop
erty ou what is called the bottoms,
where the paoklng houses, ice
hou9ea, stock yards and many
wholesale houses are located. Huu
dreda of families have beeu driven
from tbeir homes already and
thousauds of people to-nigbt are in
great danger of a similar fate,
their houses beiug four feet below
the level of the river with a frail
etubanknieut aloue L protect
them,
a li.- f nxid nl UiaaUs, "
Omaha, April 28 — The river ha 9
fallen about a foot to-day. The
overlanu railway travel from the
West remains heavy. Passengers
aro to-day coming through direct
instead of branching off via Kan
sas City.
(arniiii Hunt. nliui.«*ii.» »i-at«.;ced
for Life.
. St. Petersburg, April 28.—Tbe
complicity of Grand Duke Nicho
las In the plots of tbe Nihilists hav
ing been made clear, he has been
Sentenced by a decree of the Em
peror to imprisonment for life.
County Warrants, etc.
I buy Witness Fees, Jury Fees, City
and county Warrants, Judgments, und
all kluds ot claims.
C. WHITE,
Attorney at Law.
aavKoom 19 Temple itlook. . nao-ly
Key West Cigar Store,
NO. 78J MAIN STREET,
lanfhanoo block
SIM ISAACS. I : PROPRIETOR.
Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS aad
dealer In IMPORTED CluAßs and
all Hues ol Smokers' Articles.
NO CHINAMEN
LOS ANGELES. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 29, 1881.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tropical
nulla \S auJ I'lsnlu.
Is thorough in
its Medicinal
Action, and yet
so agreeable
to the taste thai patrons of
ten disregard our injunction
to divide the lozenge into
j urL' { say two doses) to meet
their respective eases. At the
outset it i j especially cssen
il to observe the directions
-!■-' -•'/ 'ill 0:1 • becomes ac
") •! ia its use— when
!-.•<>! .. :lio ) and the most
satisfactory results are sure
to fallow.
f . !..-< nnd Alld.-m, mi l Ikon nit., itutlka IsKIM
s!lh snil HAnsepiis meillcjia-s 10 h.-cuif esthsstla autloii
me aipsoliulf plwued ivi.l. lv scrflSSMi QUUttfea.
Try it once, and yon will esteem It highly as
a bafo. pleasant, and effective remedj-.
Packed In bronzed tin only-
Price, 25 cents.
Large boxes, 60 cents.
SOLD MYALL DRUGGISTS.
*\t
jrW stomach _ Amy
Shooting Pains Down the Back,
Doll pain in tbe limbs, aaiaea. bllloot'
tiess, are symptoms of approncbing lo
ver and ueue. Uso without delay Hon*
tetter's Stomach Bitters, which substi
tutes lor the chilly sensation a genial
warmth, regulates the Rtora»ch aud lm
pari*, toue to the liver. The bowels, the
utoraach aud the bill iry gUnUH being re
stored to a healthy condition, thu disease
Is conquered at tlie outset.
SVKor sale by ull Drugtfists and Deal
ers) generally.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
CAPITALISTS.
Having received instructions to closo
out tho following pieces ol property, I
tliurcfore give not.cc that 1 am now sell
ing FINE CITY Lv 1 a at half tho
price similar lots who sold for at suction
in the yiars 1674-5, though it is evident to
every observing ruiud that tlio time is last
approaching when city lots will command
double their former value. Parties desir
ing i i mske profltsble investments will
Hud it much to their advantage to ;- ive me
an early call:
Ut—Tbo
Beautiful Beaudry Park,
With 175 orange tress, all bearing; 2,G00
Mexican lime troes, all hearing; 100
otiter varieties of fruit, boarinc; 1.200
gum trees; 1,01)0 cypress trees; luo Mon
terey pine trees.
2d-iN ORANGE OUOVE, widi 150
orange trees 10 to 13 years old.
3d—AN OKAN'ii; OKOVE, with 400
orange trees 10 to 13 years old, fronting
on Temple and Figueroa streets.
4th—The Bellevue Terrace.
With suo orange trees, 18 to 20 years old,
a lovely spot,
6th—Tr N HOUSES, well located for res
idences,
(lib—Over 600 BUILDING LOTH. In vari
ous parts ot the city. •
7ih—SOU ACHES LAND in the western
and eastern parts ot tbe city.
Htb—2ooo aCKks LAND Iv the Ban Ra
fael Hunch, south of tho Indiana Col
ony.
9th—7oo ACRES lv tho San Pedro Ranch
known as iho Beaudry <fc Downey tract.
OFFICE HOURB-9 A. M. to 12 M.
NO. 81 NEW HIOH STREET.
V. BEAUDRY,
Per P. B„ Agont.
Loa Angeles, April 12, 18S1. lm
WINE PUMPS.
LIGHTH ALL'S PATENT,
XIIIO HKWT lIN USE.
Manufactured by
KEYSTONE PUMP WORKS.
4SO FOURTH ST., PAN FRANOISOO.
11 in 2m
BEE RANCH FOR SALE,
SITUATED BIGHT MILES FROM
LOS ANGELES,
Will)two dwelling houses, barn, chick
on-bouses and honey house; plenty ol
good mountain wat-r brougut to Ibe
houses in pipes; a large stork ot Italian
beer. In ihe most Improved style ol
htv)s, together with all the appurte
nances neoessary for the use and opera
tion of the bee business. »or further
particulars lnqnlaeat 2* Main street, or
adCress P. O. Angeles,Ol
tssßsssiassst i. Ulaa a," laaaiiai
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
24 MAIN STREET, Los Angeles, Cal.,
408 Front St, San Francisco, 131 Front St., Portland, Ogn.,
Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
Sole Agents for the Milton J. Hardy Whiskies.
of th? MILLER'S EXTRA, J. F. CUTTER and ARGO
NAUT brands of OLD BOURBON and RYE WHISKIES.
tJIS?*SOLE AGENTS of the Anheuser Brewing Association, St. Louis, for
BOTTLED BEER; STERN & ROSE, Sunny Slope, Wines and Brandies; CUCA
MONGA VINEYARD COMPANY.
Saloon Keepers of Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico:
Buyers will find at our establishment a large and well assorted stock of EVERYTHING
appertaining to the Liquor and Wine trade. Private parties desiring WINES and
LIQUORS, imported or domestic, can be supplied with old and choice goods by the
gallon or bottle, at Reasonable Prices.
US A CALL, E. MARTIN & CO.,
n,r9tf 42 Main Street. Baker Block.
* c O"W"T_,"
CIGARETTES.
The Owl Cigarettes are made of
Pure Havana Tobaccos.
Tlie Owl Cigarettes are the
King's oi* them A.ll.
TRY THE I !
Los -A-iigelessi,
Solo Agsnts for Southern California and Arizona.
P. LORILLARD & COS
Tobaccos
"Climax," "Climax," "Climax,"
RED CROP, BULLION,
MAHOGANY, ETC. ETC*
We have this day been appointed Sole Agents for the sale of Messrs.
P. LORILLARD & COS Celebrated Chewing and Smoking Tobaceoa
for Southern California and Arizona.
XX. Newmarlx. dks Oo«,
Los Angeles.
JLm)j£i\jy7 m m \L SKm%hinm
BEST JIV THE WORLD.
PERMANENT BRANCH; 148 MAIN BT.
„„., JOHN BURNS, Agent.
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mail
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D. DESMOND,
Jl
NOW READY, THE
j New Fall Style Hats
PHYSICIANS.
If. S. OK HE, M. D.,
Surg-eou and JPtiy tsiciau
Office—NO, 74 MAIN ST., Lanfranco
Bl»c». llesldenee—No. 239 Spring street.
ap2B 3m
Dr. Joseph Kurtz
Has removed bis office to Rooms 28, 27
aud 30 Buger Block.
tfKyv and ear diseases treated with
tho care of a specialist. ap22
Dr. Uriffln,
serOfflceand Residence—EAST SIDE
OF MAIN STREET, BELOW FIRST.
Or. N. P. RICHARDSON,
Physician and burgeon
Office and Residence, Fort Hill, Buena
Vista street.
J. HANNON, M. D.,
COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
MASCAREL BTJILDINO, UP STAIRS.
Residence, Cosmopolitan Hotel,
i street.
Office hours from 10 to 12 A. M.; from
1 to I P. M. ap2o-tf
Joseph Kurtz, M. D.
Office—No. 82, MAIN STREET, over
Doner A Bradley's. Residence— Buena
Vista street*
Kyoand Karaspeolalty. myltf.
J. W. HOLLINCSWORTH,
DENTIST.
Booms 3 and 1, over City of Paris store,
spring Street.
ja.7 3m
J. 11. BURKS,
DENT IST.
Office lv now City of I'arls building,
•erDental Work ut Eastern Prices.-w
J. M. GRIFFITH & CO.
Lumber Dealers.
CORNER OF
Alameda and First Streets
DEALERS IN
DOORS, WINDOWS,
BLINDS, SHINGLES,
POSTS, LATHS,
SHAKES, HAIR,
PIsASTER OF PARIS, ETC. ETC.
LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES
-it-
Perry, Woodwortb A Co.'c
LUMBER YARDS
— AMD —
PLANING MILLS,
Ho. let (Joiuniervlai stress, neav
■allroeul Depot. mrtO-tf-
H. SL OTTER BECK
77 31 ivixx Street.
Cutis, Pistols, Rifles,
Ammunition, Cutlery,
AND
GOODS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Also a Que SHOOTINO GALLERY.
UEPAIHING
1 OF FINE GUNS A BPECIALTY.
tlttf
Capitol Bakery
| AND
CONFECTIONERY,
■ SPRING ST., below the Postofflce.
SOT-WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY
| CAKES of all sty lsa always on band.
s aST* ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES for
1 ths Holidays. Give me a calL
\ d7-lm H. SCHUMACHER.
Ihi iwlsth ii v, iA' i . .- M
LINES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMBHIP COMPANY.
GOODALL, PERKINS A CO., AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR APRIL.
Coming South j Oolng North
Sri E p BE
is 3* H 11
STSAM kHS K| »| f9 li
h -g s $£_
Ancon M'chW M'cb3l Ap'll 2 Ap'l 4
Orlssba.... Ap'll 3 Ap'll 6 " 7 " v
Aacon " Ii " 10 " 12 " 14
Onzaha.... " 13 " 15 •■ 17 " IU
senator.... " 18 « 20 •' 22 " 24
Oriziiba.... " 2» " »■> " 2S " £0
Hetoitor ... •• 28 •' SO May. 2 May. 4
Orizaba.... May. 8 May 6 " 7 " 9
Both steamihlpa call at Port Hartord
(SanLutsOblspo)and Santa Barbara.
Ths Company reserves the rluht ' o
change the steamers or their days of
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
OsFPassengers for San Franolsco take
the train tor Wilmington that leaves
Loe Angeles at 10:50 o'clock A. M., Los
Angeles time.
Los Angeles and San Diego
TBE BTKAIinS
Orizaba and Senators
Leave San Pedro for San Diego April 5,
10,15, SO, 25, 30 and May 5.
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angotes for Wilmington at 3.45 p. at.,
Los Angeles time.
Rates oi Fare from Los Angeles.
Cabin. Steerage.
To San Francisco 115 00 flO 00
To Port Harford 12 00 9 00
To Santa Barbara 8 00 S 00
To Ssn Diego 8 00 8 00
Plans of steamers'cabins at agent'sofflos,
where berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Constantino leaves San
Bueuaventura and Santa Barbara>for San
Franclsoo every I'rlday, calling at way
ports. ,
Freight steamers leave San Francisco
for San Pedro, Anaheim Landing and
Newport about evt'ry leu days.
For Passage or Freight aa above, or
for tlukets to and from
Eastern Cities and Princi
pal European Ports*
Apply to
H. McLELLAN,
Local Agent, Office, No. 66} Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Ansel s.
_ . i
S. Ps Ra Re
COMMENCING!
Moniiiiy, April 9i, ISSI,
i
And until further notice,
TUAUNH
Will leave Los ANGBLHS as I .IIoWSI
8. fin A. M.-DAILY-New Mexico Ex
•UU press for Yuma (Color..Jo River
.learners), Maricopa (stages for Phcsnlx
and Presuott), Casa Urnnae (stages for
Florence), luoson, bensou (stages for
for Tombstonel. Deniiug, N. M. (for A.
T. and S. F. It. K.I uud HtransS (lor El
Paso).
B.AC8 .AC A - M.—DAILY— Hun Francisco
.s|3 Through Freight and Third
clus. Accomuiodatlon train.
W.QC A M.— DAILY—LocaI passenger
•OO train lo Wilmington.
2,»Jf| P. M.—DAlLY—Except Sunday—
,0U Looal passenger train toCollon.
3. Ofl ''■ M.-DAILY-Local Passenger
.0U train to WUmlngtou.
/.Ofl p - M.—DAILY—VI:i L. A A I.
Sp.ZU K. It. —Lm .! l'assengci tram
to ban I a Muuica.
4.Cn p ' M.-DALLY-l ocal Passenger
•OU trulu to Anahflui .md Buata Ana
(stages for Sau Diogo.}
5. ir P. M DAILY—Han Francisco Ex
.l 3 press, eonnectlug at Lathiup with
tnoi.s ot the Central PactSc Railroad lor
the East.
7,/r P. M.—DAILY-Through thlrd
.S.o olass train K.r Yuma. Tucson
nnd iteming (A. T. d. s. F. it. R.)
A. N. TOWNE,
General Snperlntenilent.
T. H. GOODMAN,
General Pa*seuger and Ticket Ag*u
E. E. HEWITT,
Assistant Superintendent, Los Angeles.
BOOKS, TOYS,
FANCY GOODS,
AND
Musical In: 4
— for th «. —
HOLIDAYS,
— Can oo found In —
. Immense Quantities
AND AT
. Lowest Living Prices
AT THE POPULAR STORE OP
' LOUIS LEWIN & CO.
BSJVMf
NO. 76
BANKING HOUSES.
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS'
Of Los Angelea.
CAPITAL 200,000 OO
Reserve Fund, 100,000 OO
ISAIAH W. HELLMAN , Prestdent
L. O. GOODWIN V OS-PrssMsat
JOHN MILNEB. ZjESSErr
BOARD 07 DIBBCTOBg.
L. C. Goodwix , A. nr.Mir.i.
Pun. amrin, IxiMASnsreVr
Jos« Masoabbx.
Kxchangs for ul* ou
NEW YOKE, LONDON, DUP
LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS,
and BERLIN.
Receive Deposits and Issue Theft
Certificates.
Hay aud Mcl
LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN
MENT, STATE, COUNTY.
AND CITY BONDS.
———————_____ .
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
MAIN STREET
Los Angelea «m.....C#
Capital Stock (paid up), 100,000
J. B. BLACBON _. President
K. h. BARKK Vioe-Fresldeot
H. L. M ACNEIL „..,__ Oaahlc
DIRECTORS.
J. 8. Slausoh, A. w. Bowkak
V. A. Hoovtb, Ho 111 ST 8. Baeb*
J. Bixbv, Qao. W. Fiasco*
R. M. Win* ST.
Bay and aell exchange on San Fran else o,
New York, London, Paris, jstllsj and
Frankfort.
Buy exchange on all parts of ths Units
States aad Europe.
Reoelve money on open account and Oar*
tlflcate ef Deposit, and do • gsnsral
banking and exchange bostnsss.
FIBST
NATIONAL BANK
OF LOS ANGELES
PBESIDEST J. E. BOLIJUISUI
oaseies c. r. araaoß
OMlf
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Mason lo Hotloe.
A, * A. _.-Tbe itiTsd mcunts
V _> 01 this Lodes are held on tS
first MONDAY of each montn at
' ~ J:.HO P. m. Members of Pent*!,
pha. No. 302, and all Master Masons Is
good standing are ooralally Invite*.
By order of the W:- M:•
Chas. Smith. Saorstarr.
Knightsjf Pytalas.
OLIVE LODGE, Ma. ao,
meets every Thursday ceiling, al
7 o'olook, at ths Castle - Hall.
Downey Blnok. Al I sojourning Knights
In good standuvg are . ordlally Invited.
I. A. DL NSMO'OB, O. 07
C. K. MrtUß, K. o; R. H
Lotangslss Chapter Ns. 31, »:•■:•
Sc
Busted convocations oa sd
(V-jrOJ MONDA i' of cash month,
\ AAA * 7S p. si. at Masooie BaU.
IM lssl foJournlng companions Ih
W \ J*W good standing cordially la.
By order ol W
A. W. EDELMAN, H. ft
I f Bab. F—ou,
—sssssssT secretary.
TEMPLAR
De Lisa Ctasjtuatrs Me.
«9"" r •. «:• t?
Holds Its atated oonolavss at ths Aspi
luru lv Mnsonlo Hull, on ths lhi'a
TUCUSDAY ol cash month, at 7H o'eloak
p. si. Sojourning Knights Templar 111
good standing arc oordlally invited to at*
tend. By order of the
■:• o;.
J. C. Littlxfisld. Reoordar.
Lot angslss Council Nt. 11, Reyal saa
Sslsel Masters, F. a a, ■~
Holds Its slated assemblies oaths Sth
Monday of sash month at Masonic Hall,
at 7:30 P. St. Sojourning '—T"'-" In
good standing are fraternally Invited Is
attend. By order of m* Th:- Hi:*
K. O. CUNNINGHAM. KsSQtttSP.
I os Angelea Lodge Ho. as,*.*). *).r
jcjSjjgaajKv Regular meeting held oa
JJpS EVENING ol
•BM SBf each week al 7K o'eloak, SJo-
lournlng brethren Ist good
standing are oordlally Invited.
F. EATON, IT. •
A. Frahz, K. 8.
Confidence Engine Company So, 2.
« regular mxktxsjm •
3_l this Company wUI take ptSUM
LJSX ou the lint Vsdnssday e*S>
iSßaxsS) uing or each month, at TK
JOT o'clock. By order,
-"••sssasw' J. J. WUODWOBTH, Use.
-TOTICIB
To Grain Shippers.
All grain arriving hers by rail or teases
consigned to ths undersigned tor Ship
ment will be stored FREE FOB FlTst ' -
DAYS. "
All grain remaining la say possess)**
or a longer Urns will he ehargo* fer a \
ths rats of TS esats per ton, scsMss 1
lighterage. |
PBisauu Bajraoie. ■ 1
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