anaheim-gazette 1879-05-17

WEEKLY GAZETTE. SATURDAY... MAY 17, 1870. AGENTS OF THE GAZETTE. The following gentlemen are appointed agents of the Gazette as the places designated. They are authorized to receive money in payment for subscriptions or advertisements: WESTMINSTER ... ROBERT STRONG GARDEN GROVE ... CON HOWE ORANGE ... N. D. HARWOOD TUSTIN ... C. TUSTIN SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO ... P. DEAN NORWALE ... J. E. CALDWELL SILVERADO ... J. C. HILL TRAVELING AGENT ... A. T. FERDON A VALUABLE INVENTION. A new process for reducing ore has been put to a severe test in Los Angeles with most satisfactory results. Ore from Arizona was subjected to the process, and the Express gives the following as the modus operandi: The quartz is first broken to the size of a hazelnut or smaller (though it may be worked twice the size of a walnut) and then roasted in a furnace for a space varying from twenty minutes to an hour. This is to eliminate the sulphur. From the furnace the rock is dumped, red hot, into a bath consisting of a solution of cyanide of potassium, salt and blue vitriol. This completely desiccates the rock so that by pounding in a peable it may be reduced to fine sand. An amalgamating process with quicksilver then collects all the mineral, and the sediment is washed off in a pan. Then comes the squeezing in buckskin to take out the quicksilver, then the retort, and, at last, there remains the silver or gold button. The right of using this process has been purchased by a Los Angeles company, who will sell special rights for the several mining localities. In this process we see a solution of the difficulty under which the miners of Silverado have been laboring. It does away with the expensive and cumbersome machinery which has heretofore been a necessity in crushing ore, and there are few mining districts so poor as to be unable through a combination of mine-owners, to purchase the apparatus required for this new process. We hope the Silverado miners will bestir themselves and demonstrate whether or not their mines are of any real value. It is said THE SITUATION. The W. P. C. Want all the Honor and all the Profit. The most prominent advocates of the new Constitution have signified their desire to have a "new Constitution party" which shall endeavor to fill the State offices with men who are known to have favored the adoption of the new law. To that end, the Constitutional Clubs are advised to keep up their organization. But the Workingmen's party are not disposed to favor the new departure, and the leaders have, in language more vigorous than polite, intimated that the Workingmen should not only have all the honor of the recent victory, but all the profit as well. At the Sand Lot on last Sunday, Kearney denounced the proposition to form a new party. He said: These blastant blatherskites outside of the W. P. C. who have endorsed the new Constitution are watched. It has already gone abroad that we must have a new Constitution party. What kind of a party is that? It is a frand. You all know that two weeks before the adjournment of the Constitutional Convention two Workingmen delegates put themselves on record in favor of the new Constitution, while the other two parties opposed it. Those men—they are not worthy of the name of men—those things now want a new party. After saying that our next Governor must be a farmer, our Congressmen mechanica, and so on, he said: I will take this opportunity to chastise Judge Terry for advocating corruption. He advocated the taking of money for votes. This is a disgrace to the intelligence of the nineteenth century. It is bad language and bad doctrine, and no honest and pure-minded man would have done it, and he deserves to be spat upon in the future. I have more respect for the man who took money and voted as he was paid, than I have for the man who took money and voted the other way. As far as I am concerned, I would sooner vote for Leland Stanford for Governor than I would for four-fifths of the blattent blatherskites who advocated the new Constitution outside of this party. The following significant resolutions were adopted: Resolved: That the Workingmen's Party of the State of California is a distinct political organization with well-defined political aims and purposes, among which are—the emancipation of labor from the curse of servile Chinese competition and the oppressions of monopolies, and for the reform of the publicthemes at thieving pity in office, and who left me as landmarks of their military and moral deadlinesmen, instead of allegiance to the Chross themselves by a manly perseverance, to continue duty, by appointing men who will reflect credit to advocate and achieve a trophies shall endure w/the clemency of power glories of civilization altho admiration of mankind. A RESPECTFUL MEMBER STANDARD TO ADOPT A MORE To the S. P. R. R: I can hardly claimying through the press contemplation. It was "Great Republic," recounted mouth of the Colonel eleven hundred and fifteen gon, and yet had about In about two days after another large party follow, and in about two days, and on some daysteamships, besides in go north crowded seeking folks, and meet fields for enterpriseis prosperous, and evenwith hope. The distancethe fare is but one-third angles county. Hope department of the State such lively developmentAs one rides through hope expressed upona sense of even-handed generally felt. It is your road; depressing towns and homes,a upon the counterenemy heart husbandmanto provide for his necessities of life.of a Sunday reigna tand people have more than to come here.man mechanic law In our notice on Saturday of the rowing race on the Tyne (England), between Hanlon and Hawdon; which Hanlon won with almost ludicrous ease, we stated that it was an "international contest." In doing so we were guilty of an uninstitutional misstatement, though it is one which has been frequent ever since the match was arranged. The contestants are both citizens of the same nation, both British, though hailing from different quarters of the wide-spread British Empire. The contest, however, was more than international; it was inter-hemispheric. Hawdon lives at Newcastle, England; Hanlon, who defeated him, hails from Toronto, Canada. He was born there, and from childhood has rowed on the waters of Toronto Bay, in Lake Ontario. At the Centennial he pulled a series of races which were really international, and defeated all comers, American or British. Early in the summer of last year, on the St. Lawrence, he beat Courtney, of Union Springs, N. Y., the champion of the United States, in a match for the championship of the North American continent. The championship was carried away to Canada. It is this which gives the interest to his career in England, and lends a sort of international character to his races there. A match has been arranged between Hanlon and Elliot, the champion of England, to come off in June. Will the best man in America beat the best man in England? We think he will;—but meanwhile we have to confess that the best rowing man in America is a Canadian. The United States Supreme Court has decided that the Thurman Act is Constitutional, and now the railroad companies which have received aid from the United States will have to comply with the requirements of the Act. The main one is that they shall, from their net receipts, raise a sinking fund sufficient to pay back to the United States the principal and interest of the $64,000,000 in bonds loaned to them to assist in the construction of their roads. The share of the Central Pacific is $25,885,000 principal and $13,208,863 accrued interest unpaid, together with the interest that will fall due from year to year, at the rate of $1,550,000 a year for the next twenty years. The sum total is close upon $80,000,000. The decision of the Supreme Court was dissented from by Judges Field, Bradley and Garden Grove. Resolved, That the Workingmen's Party of the State of California is a distinct political organization with well-defined political aims and purposes, among which are—the emancipation of labor from the curse of servile Chinese competition and the oppressions of monopolies, and for the reform of the public service. Resolved, That it championed the new Constitution alone of all the political organizations of the State, because it is anti-Chinese, anti-monopoly and reformatory; and that by its advocacy, with the help of the honest men of other parties and of the unsubsidized press of the State, the new Constitution was adopted. Resolved, That the Workingmen's Party is the only party capable of carrying the new Constitution into effect, according to its spirit and intent; that we do not ignore the great services of those outside of our organization, but invite them to co-operate with us in securing the beneficial reforms authorized therein. Resolved, That we will stand by the organization of the W. P. C., and that we denounce all advice to surrender or disband as an insidious attempt to break up our party for the selfish purposes of those who desire to use us for their own personal ends. At the meeting of the Ward Presidents of the W. P. C. on Sunday, a resolution was introduced and carried, to the effect that—Whereas, A scheme is already on foot to take from the W. P. C. the credit of having adopted the new Constitution, and a job is being put up to organize a new party to be called the Constitutional Party; we call upon people to beware of these men. Their object is too plain for us. We have a good Constitutional party already in the W. P. C. and we propose to stand by it until every political thief now in office shall be unseated, and every land-grabber and bank-smacher shall have left the State, or else have paid his just proportion of taxes to the State; therefore, Resolved, That we are determined to uphold the platform and principles of the W. P. C., and wish to have it distinctly understood that no man, or set of men, no newspaper in this State or nation can influence us to depart from these principles. The W. P. C. must and shall be the party of this State, and no other. The discussion of the above was very vigorous. Terry, Estee, Howard, Campbell, Van Dyke, Love and the rest of 'em were denominated "honorable bilks." Denis Kearney said: I desire to say that there is one man who is worse than the man who would sell his vote for $2 or for a drink of whisky, and that is a lawyer. The Bar Association is the most contemptible body in this city. The more lawyers there are and the more cut-throats there are. I would rather work and vote for Leland Stanford for Governor of California than three-fourths of the men who voted for the adoption of the new Constitution. If a man sells his vote and then votes against the way he sold his vote, I say—— As I rode three third-class cars between Los Angeles, I was indignation, vehement against life. Of a Sunday reigns in and people have more than to come here. Man, mechanic lawyer to you as the cause of As I rode three third-class cars between Los Angeles, I was indignation, vehement against life. Of a Sunday reigns in and people have more than to come here. Man, mechanic lawyer to you as the cause of As I rode three third-class cars between Los Angeles, I was indignation, vehement against life. Of a Sunday reigns in and people have more than to come here. 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The share of the Central Pacific is $25,885,000 principal and $13,-208,863 accrued interest unpaid, together with the interest that will fall due from year to year, at the rate of $1,550,000 a year for the next twenty years. The sum total is close upon $80,000,000. The decision of the Supreme Court was dismantled from by Judges Field, Bradley and Strong. The Democratic State Convention is called to meet at Sacramento on the 27th inst. They will nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney-General, Judges of the Supreme Court, Railway Commissioners, and Congressmen. The probabilities are that a strong effort will be made to postpone making nominations, as nearly every prominent member of the party sees the inadvisability of making strong nominations in the present state of public feeling. WASHINGTON, May 8.—A large majority of the House of Representatives to-day astonished the advocates of the bill for the enforcement of the eight-hour law, by unceremonially laying it on the table, and subsequently by daring to go on the record against it in the aye and no vote upon a motion to reconsider the tabling. The effect of to-day's action is to leave the eight-hour law practically a dead-letter on the statute-book. The vote was non-partisan, members representing the agricultural districts being almost unanimously against the bill, while nearly all those from manufacturing centres and Navy Yard districts were very naturally eager to be recorded in its favor. After having been eloquent for nineteen hours, the jury in the case of J. C. Duncan, ex-President of the Pioneer Bank, on trial in the Municipal Criminal Court, San Francisco, on a charge of forgery, came into court and stated that there was no possibility of their agreeing upon a verdict, and they were discharged. Eleven jurors were in favor of conviction, and one of acquittal. I desire to say that there is one man who is worse than the man who would sell his vote for $2 or for a drink of whisky, and that is a lawyer. The Bar Association is the most contemptible body in this city. The more lawyers there are the more horse thieves there are and the more cut-throats there are. I would rather work and vote for Leland Stanford for Governor off California than three-fourths of the men who voted for the adoption of the new Constitution. If a man sells his vote and then votes against the way he sold his vote, I say — such men. Men ought not to be mean enough to go back on the people who had bought up their votes. It is very evident that a rupture between the Chronicle Constitution party and the Kearney Workingmen is imminent. The Chronicle plainly says that the interpretation of the new Constitution must not be left to the Workingmen, as they will put in force the most obnoxious features of the new law, and thus bring upon it a weight of odium for which there is no necessity. Speaking of the new law, it says: Already dangerous plots exist against it, chief of which is the proposition to make it odious by establishing double taxation laws, under color of tortuous legal construction. Every property-holder in the State is directly interested in preventing such a scandalous outrage. The people are wise to be awake and ready. The San Francisco Open Letter, Kearney's organ, edited by Carl Browne, his private Secretary, said in its issue of last Sunday: Kearney has actually been Governor of California for a year past, and he will be until the people get their rights, and the Chinese are made to go without his ever holding office by the routine of an election. "And don't you forget it." In the same issue it says referring to the Chronicle's proposition to form a Constitutional party: By what right does the Chronicle arrogate to itself this privilege, on account of its advocacy of a cause just crowned with success, to dictate to the Workingmen, under a delicate tissue of diplomatic agility, that they must accept its dictum, while it practically ignores the Chinese question and the land monopoly, which are in reality the evils that are mapping the vitality out of the scanty resources of the State? It illaces the Chronicle to divest itself of the philanthropic mantle under whose spacious folds it culminated its anathemas at thieving politicians to sanction the candidacy of those who preceded them in office, and who left nothing behind them as landmarks of their infamy but death, suffering and moral degradation. Let the workmen, instead of acknowledging slavish allegiance to the Chronicle, rather confirm themselves by a manly fortitude and noble perseverance, to continue within their line of duty, by appointing men of their own choice who will reflect credit upon the cause they advocate and achieve a moral victory whose trophies shall endure while justice, freedom, the clemency of power, and the peaceful glories of civilization shall have a place in the admiration of mankind. A RESPECTFUL PETITION. Memoirs Stanford, Crocker & Co. Asked to Adopt a More Liberal Policy. To the S. P. R. R: I can hardly claim your ear save by agitating through the press the matters I have in contemplation. It was observed that the "Great Republic," recently wrecked at the mouth of the Columbia, in Oregon, had eleven hundred and fifty passengers for Oregon, and yet had about her usual number. In about two days after she left San Francisco, another large passenger steamer was to follow, and in about three days a third, and so on the round year; at least every five days, and on some days two and even three steamships, besides innumerable sail vessels, go north crowded with home and labor-seeking folks, and men of means prospecting fields for enterprise. The great Northwest is prosperous, and every household its glad with hope. The distance is much greater, yet the fare is but one-third of fare to Los Angeles county. Hope is infused into every department of the State and Territory, and such lively development was never known. As one rides through that country, he sees hope expressed upon glad faces, and there is a sense of even-handed justice and content generally felt. It is not so along the line of your road; depression is seen, and felt in towns and homos, and despair is depicted upon the countenance of many a hale and hearty husbandman in his ineffectual attempt to provide for his household the plainest necessities of life. The comparative silence of a Sunday reigns in this southern country, and people have more desire to go to Alaska than to come here. The laborer, husband-man mechanic, lawyer and parson all point should be but one feeling by those who favored and those who opposed it, to take such measures as will secure the wisest legislation under it. To this end unity of action is necessary, and the enbodination of all personal feelings and animosity to the common good. Rip Van Winkle Redeus. Anaheim, May 13th. Editor Garner:—This has been an eventful year. Since the termination of the River-side fair in February last many events of absorbing interest have occurred in California. The battle of the new Constitution has been fought and won. During the contest preceding the election, I had supposed that the Riverside tempest in a tea pot had been forgotten. But it seems that in Riverside one man has slept through the whole of the all-absorbing excitement. Mr. Albert S. White has waked up and now replies to a charge that I made three months ago. This charge has never before been denied until he has attempted to do it. Mr. Melrose and myself took to Riverside the fruit that was sent from Anaheim for competition. There were several lots of oranges from which to select, and from them but one orange was selected, and that an orange from orange stock. The best lots were avoided, and when, after the selection had been made, I asked Mr. Rudisil why the others had not been taken, he said, "because they were from China lemon stock." Mr. Rudisil has not denied saying this, and I do not think he will; my recollection of his answer is perfectly distinct. All parts of Southern California were especially invited to compete, and nothing was said about any varieties being excluded. Mr. White's statement that selections from China lemon and lime stocks were made from other places only makes the matter worse, and only shows that the reason why Anaheim fruit was not permitted to compete, was because I had told the exact truth about the frosted localities. Frost-bitten Riverside could not forgive Anaheim because she had escaped. The fact was damaging enough and they cannot now and never will forgive me for staturing that fact. The exclusion of Anaheim fruit was merely an exhibition of petty spite. The fair was got up to advertise Riverside and I cannot see any reason why the fruit from any locality should have been excluded... As one rides through that country, he sees hope expressed upon glial faces, and there is a sense of even-handed justice and content generally felt. It is not so along the line of your road; depression is seen, and felt in towns and homes, and despair is depicted upon the countenance of many a hale and hearty husbandman in his ineffectual attempt to provide for his household the plainest necessities of life. The comparative silence of a Sunday reigns in this southern country, and people have more desire to go to Alaska than to come here. The laborer, husband-man, mechanic, lawyer and parson all point to you as the cause of their woe. As I rode three different times in your third-class cars between San Francisco and Los Angeles, I was astonished to hear the indignation, vehemence and fearful language breathed against you by all classes, desiring a retribution for you worse than at Pittsburg for another road; and at first I would wish have moved away from such, thinking that only outlaws could feel so, and my conservatism led me to avoid even a query if they had cause; but I found no exception! In the home of the just man, the tender, true and God-fearing, an honest indignation prevails against you as he looks at his scanty home. Why is this? Need it be? Will it always be so? Is there not a broader, equable policy whereby mutual interests may be enhanced? It is generally understood that you are now but a triumvirate with autocratic powers, by reason of its being almost entirely your own road. The Czar of Russia was liberal to his serfs; but citizens of California never were serfs. They are citizens, free men, fellows, of whom you each were one! Is it not possible that success has made you hard task-masters? Take, for instance, the great Illinois Central Railroad management; its fares (first class) from Chicago to Cairo (about the same distance as from San Francisco to Los Angeles) were $10; and tickets were given emigrants to go and examine the settlement of that country, and all that a man had was not taken for treight. They did not take all the grain. Citizens cry out that you take not only the grain, but also the straw from them. Such men as J. H. Seymour, Maj. Purrey, West and Evey are not bad citizens. What would such counsel as against extortion, exaction and highway robbery? Just the same as other good citizens all along the line of your road. They do not want you to take something from them for nothing rendered, and when you take beyond a certain point, you do that. If a base fellow should do it, they would call out the injured and follow, apprehend, forcibly restore, and punish; but this article does not so regard you. It asks you of your own will to deal justly hurt nobody, and to render to every one his due. Respectfully, A. G. Cook Garden Grove, L. A. Co., May 14. The twenty-fifth annual session of the Grand Encampment of California, I. O. F., opened at Dashaway Hall, San Francisco, Act; that without these, however wisely conceived and admirably adapted it may be financial-embarrassment and suffering will of necessity be the result. If the reciprocal relations of supply and demand, which is fundamental in the principles of political economy, were more generally considered and better understood, there would be less complaint of railroad extortion than at present, although the discrimination between different places in fares and freights is a just cause for censures. If our producers cannot sell their corn, barley or potatoes in the San Francisco market so as to realize a fair compensation for them, it does not follow that it is in consequence of a high freight tariff, but rather that the supply is greater than the demand, and it is quite probable that when the tariff of freights is regulated by the supervisory power of a commission, that through reftings from this section, under a just equalization, will be higher than they are now. That railroads are a benefit to the country as common carriers, giving us means of access to the great centers of trade and commerce, and offering unequal facilities for travel, no sane man will deny, yet I am not blind to the fact that the tendency of all corporations when they become monopolies is to raise the tariff of prices until they become oppressive, and hence the necessity of Legislation to protect the interests of the masses in their relations to them. The idea of a Railroad Commission is not new, but has been adopted by several of the States with good results, but there was no necessity for a New Constitution to obtain such commission. All that was requisite was for the Legislature to provide by law for their appointment, which could have been done under the old Constitution as well as the new. And to have provided for their appointment by the Governor would have been far better than for their election by the people, for the executive would be personally responsible to the people for the qualifications and character of the Commission. Thus with most of the changes in the new instrument. They could have been provided for by legislation just as well and with far less expense under the old Constitution as by incorporating them in a new organic act. But as the existing order of things is to be changed, it becomes of the utmost importance to elect a Legislature composed of the most able, upright and intelligent men of the State, for the many and gross defects will necessitate immediate amendments to be submitted as early as practicable, and also the wisest and most careful legislation to protect the varied interests of corporations and individuals. Should King Denis and his followers gain the control of the next Legigature, it is not difficult to torse the disastrous results likely to follow. The growing spirit of Communism would threaten anarchy and destruction to the best interests of the State. In the next election party politics should be laid aside and men of the most altered parity, integrity, intellectual and moral worth, without reference to party, be selected for our representatives. Such men whether they were for or against the adoption of the new instrument matters not might make available the good provisions which it contains, and at the same time correct its errors, discrepancies and deficiencies so as to make it subserve the interests of the whole people. We need a Legislature that will have the wisdom and ability to wipe away the disgrace that now attaches to us for endeavoring to override the Constitution of the United States and the treaty-making power in our eagerness to get rid of the Chinese. The relations of labor and capital must be harmonized, and all the great industries of the State protected and fostered. To accomplish these results under existing circumstances, will be like bringing order out of chaos, and will require men of brains and those who are thoroughly versed in constitutional law. It is to be hoped that in the lime stocks were made from other materials only makes the matter worse, and only shows that the reason why Anaheim fruit was not permitted to compete, was because I had told the exact truth about the frosted localities. Frost-bitten Riverside could not forgive Anaheim because she had escaped. The fact was damaging enough and they cannot now and never will forgive me for stating that fact. The exclusion of Anaheim fruit was merely an exhibition of potty spite. The fair was got up to advertise Riverside and I cannot see any reason why the fruit from any locality should have been excluded if the superiority of Riverside oranges was so decided and manifest. We hear a great deal from private sources about oranges bringing $40 and $50 per M., but in the market reports we see quotations of the very best of $20 to $30 and $25 to $35 per M. And I cannot remember any quotation of a higher rate. From these prices freight and commissions had to be deducted. The sales of oranges that I referred to netted over $20 per M. after deducting expenses, for a crop of 50,000 oranges from China lemon stocks. They were not from an Anaheim orchard, but from San Gabriel, as I stated at the time. Until Mr. Rudisil denies my charge, I do not think it worth while to discuss this worn out matter any further. These exhibitions are always controlled by certain parties for the advancement of their private interests, and there never is any fair dealing about them, except where those interests are not affected. Wm. R. Olden. San Francisco Markets. Corrected weekly by Spear, Meade & Co., No. 316 and 318 Washington St. S.F. Many changes will be noted between our last quotations and those given below. The whole tendency in the produce market is downward and the outlook for higher prices this season is not encouraging. Many lots sent to the city last Fall and Winter for storage,and on which advances were made,dould hardly sell-to-day for enough to cover these advances,intellect,surance,and other accrued charges. Barley—Coast feed, 65@75c et; latter figure for strictly choice. BZANS—During the past week holders have taken large quantities from city warehouses and placed them on the market,cause reduced prices. Stocks here continue very large and no great change in values can be expected. We quote: Limas, 5@5½; Butter, 2½; Pea, 2½; Small White, 2½; Pink,$2 10@2 20; Red,$1 40@1 50; Bayo,$1 @1 60. Corn—The supply being in excess of the demand prices still droop. Large yellow,$75@77½; small yellow,$82½@85; large white,$85;small white,$7½@90. Onions—New are arriving and sell for 2¢ 3¢ lb. Potatoes—Early rose, 1@1½; early good-rich, 1@1¼. New potatoes are in excessive supply and we do not recommend shipments of any but large size and fully ripe. All others are a glut and several lots from The twenty-fifth annual session of the Grand Encampment of California, I. O. O. F., opened at Dashaway Hall, San Francisco, on Monday morning. Orion Encampment of Anaheim was represented. The following officers were elected: Lee Ellsworth, G. P.; W. T. Galloway, G. H. P.; R. S. Robbins, G. S. W.; W. B. Lyon, G. S.; David Hunter, G. Treasurer; C. B. Kimball, G. J. W.; Charles H. Randall, Representative to Supreme Lodge; L. Soher, John Hanson, H. S. Winn, Trustees. The appointed officers are: Horace Burdick, Grand Sentinel; G. W. Craig, D. G. Sentinel; J. A. Brown, Grand Marshal, who were installed by Grand Patriarch Ellsworth. The Twenty-seventh Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of I. O. O. F., opened at Dashaway Hall on Tuesday morning. Anaheim Lodge, No. 199 was represented by J. J. Hill, Orpheus Lodge by J. P. Zeyn and Santa Ana Lodge by G. Spurgeon. The status of the order for the year is: No. of Lodges, 265; initiated, 1,558; admitted by card, 519; re-instated, 157; total, 2,244; withdrawn by card, 451; suspended, 1,024; expelled, 55; deceased, 240; total, 1,770; net gain, 474. No of weeks sickness paid for, 13,775. Total receipts, $448,181 15, gain for year, $109,693 95. Amount paid for relief and charity, $182,927 17; paid for current expenses, $155,560 03; average receipts per member, $21 14; average expense per member; relief, $8 63 expense, $7 33—$15 98. Total assets, $1,738,134 31. Average assets per member, $81 93. In the Rebekah Branch there are 44 Lodges, 1,024 sisters and 999 brothers in membership; net gain for year, 323. To the Yellow Fever Fund the subordinate lodges contributed $11,440 15, $6,349 27 of which was returned. The Rebekah Lodges contributed $75, $41 62 being returned. Some monies were sent by lodges, etc., direct. The total amount contributed by California Old Fellow to the stricken South was $15,312. The twenty-fifth annual session of the Grand Encampment of California, I. O. O. F., opened at Dashaway Hall, San Francisco, on Monday morning. Orion Encampment of Anaheim was represented. The following officers were elected: Lee Ellsworth, G. P.; W. T. Galloway, G. H. P.; R.S. Robbins, G.S.W.; W.B.Lyon,G.S.; David Hunter,G.Treasurer;C.B.Kimball,G.J.W.;CharlesH.RandallRepresentativetoSupremeLodge;L.SoherJohnHanson,H.S.WinnTrustees. The appointed officers are: Horace Burdick, Grand Sentinel; G.W.Craig,D.G.Sentinel;J.A.BrownGrand MarshalwhowereinstalledbyGrandPatriarchEllsworth. The Twenty-seventh Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of I.O.O.F., opened at Dashaway Hall on Tuesday morning. Anaheim Lodge.No.199 was represented by J.J.HillOrpheus Lodge by J.P.Zeyn and Santa Ana Lodge by G.Spurgeon.The status of the order for the year is: No.ofLodges，265；initiated，1，558；admittedbycard，519；re-instituted，157；total，2，244；withdrawnbycard，451；suspended，1，024；expelled，55；deceased，240；total，1，770；netgain，474.No.ofweeks sicknesspaidfor，13，775.Totalreceipts，$448，18115,gainforyear，$109，69395.Amountpaidforreliefandcharity，$182，92717;paidforcurrentexpenses，$155，56003;averagereceiptspermember，$2114;averageexpensepermember;relief,$863expense,$733-$1598.Totalassets,$1，738，13431.Averageassetspermember,$8193. In the Rebekah Branch there are 44 Lodges，1，024 sisters and 999 brothers in membership; net gain for year，323. To the Yellow Fever Fund the subordinate lodges contributed $11，440 15，$6，349 27ofwhichwasreturned.TheRebekahLodgescontributed$75,$4162beingreturned.Somemoniesweresentbylodgesetc,direct.ThetotalamountcontributedbyCaliforniaOldFellowtothestrickenSouthwas$15，312. The twenty-fifth annual session of the Grand Encampment of California, I.O.O.F., opened at Dashaway Hall on Tuesday morning. Anaheim Lodge.No.199 was represented by J.J.HillOrpheus Lodge by J.P.Zeyn and Santa Ana Lodge by G.Spurgeon.The status of the order for the year is: No.ofLodges，265；initiated，1，558；admittedbycard，519；re-instituted，157；total，2，244；withdrawnbycard，451；suspended，1，024；expelled，55；deceased，240；total，1，770；netgain，474.No.ofweeks sicknesspaidfor，13，775.Totalreceipts，$448，18115,gainforyear，$109，69395.Amountpaidforreliefandcharity，$182，92717;paidforcurrentexpenses，$155，56003;averagereceiptspermember；relief,$863expense,$733-$1598.Totalassets,$1，738，13431.Averageassetspermember,$8193. In the Rebekah Branch there are 44 Lodges，1，024 sisters and 999 brothers in membership; net gain for year，323. To the Yellow Fever Fund the subordinate lodges contributed $11，440 15，$6，349 27ofwhichwasreturned.TheRebekahLodgescontributed$75,$4162beingreturned.Somemonieswere sentbylodgesetc,direct.ThetotalamountcontributedbyCaliforniaOldFellowtothestrickenSouthwas$15，312. The twenty-fifth annual session of the Grand Encampment of California, I.O.O.F., opened at Dashaway Hall on Tuesday morning. Anaheim Lodge.No.199 was represented by J.J.HillOrpheus Lodge by J.P.Zeyn and Santa Ana Lodge by G.Spurgeon.The status of the order for the year is: No.ofLodges，265；initiated，1，558；admittedbycard，519；re-instituted，157；total，2，244；withdrawnbycard，451；suspended，1，024；expelled，55；deceased，240；total，1，770；netgain，474.No.ofweeks sicknesspaidfor，13，775.Totalreceipts，$448，18115,gainforyear，$109，69395.Amountpaidforreliefandcharity，$182，92717;paidforcurrentexpenses，$155，56003;averagereceiptsperservername;borderlineandactivitiesofthepeople.ThebestmenoftheState,intestofignoringtheprimaries,andleavingthemtoberunbypoliticiansshouldattendthemandseethatonlyoundandjudiciousmenareselected,andthatthevildagariesofCommunismpreventedfromgainingassistancewiththepeople.NewthatthenewConstitutionisadopted,themightmakeavailablethegoodprotectionwhichitcontains,andatthesametimecorrectitserrorsdiscrepanciesanddeficienciessoasto makeitsubservetheinterestsofthewholepeople.We needaLegislature 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FOR SALE! A HAY PRESS. APPLY TO—GOODMAN & RIMPAU. J. F. MEADER...R. R. HAINES. Artesian Well Boring Meader & Haines, Who also have the latest improved machinery for cleaning out and renewing the flow of old wells by Hydraulic Pressure. They refer to the following testimonial: ARTENIA, February 10th, 1879. We, the updressed, having employed John P. Meader to bee Artesian Wells for us, cheerfully recommend him to all who may need his services; and we believe his perforating machine is the best now in use. Our wells have not decreased in flow since being cut. R. R. Harben, H. T. Ringham, Geo. W. Haines, J. W. Hooper, Alfred Metcalf, Joseph C. Hill, A. & Warrell. For information and prices call on or address Meader & Haines, Norwalk, Cal.; J. H. Haines, W. U. Telegraph Office, Anaheim; or B. C. Whiting, U. A. Commissioner, Baker Block, Los Angeles. FAIRVIEW GRANGE HALL AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. LOCATION — ANAHEIM TOWNSHIP, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. NOTICE — There is deficient on the following shares of stock on account of Assessment No. 2, levied on the 31st day of March, 1879, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Name Shares Amount T. Boogie 40 $140.00 D. W. U. Cowan 10 35.00 G. A. Greeley 5 17.50 J. H. Gwin 5 17.50 R. H. Gilman 4 14.00 W. J. Hill 2 7.00 F. A. R. Keener 4 7.00 Wm. Kelly 10 25.00 A. McGregor 8 17.50 Wm. Neaseck 2 7.00 Wm. R Olden 10 25.00 J. B. Pierce 4 14.00 Jonathan Watson 30 70.00 H. Watson 2 7.00 R. O. Clark 10 35.00 A. Staub 2 7.00 T. Dunn 3 35.00 H. Werder 20 70.00 J. W. Clark 13 45.50 M. Clark 10 35.00 CASH Bargains! AT—GOODMAN AND RIMPAU'S DRY GOODS PALACE, Centre St., Anaheim. CLEARING OUT SALE TO MAKE ROOM FOR O R Spring Goods CLEARING OUT SALE TO MAKE ROOM FOR D R Spring Goods. Sale to Continue for 30 Days GOODS WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA; FOR CASH ONLY. Call and examine our goods and prices and satisfy yourself that we are selling cheap for cash. Goodman & Rimpau, Centre Street, Anaheim. FOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST Clothing AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, READY-MADE and TO ORDER. GO TO... M. A. Mendelson Merchant Tailoiling Emporium, Centre Street, Anaheim! Go To Hippolyte Cahen KROEGER'S BLOCK, CENTRE STREET, ANAHEIM, FOR YOUR Groceries! DRY GOODS Clothing! ETC. ETC. GREAT BARGAIN! as the owner desires to remove to another part of the State. Town Lots sold at $20 each. C. TUSTIN, Tustin City, Los Angeles Co. F. & J. BACKS. Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Furniture, Bedding, Paper Hangings, Picture Frames; etc, UNDERTAKERS, Agents for the VICTOR SEWING MACHINE. Los Angeles Street, : Anaheim. MILES BROS. WAREHOUSEMEN AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS All consignments of produce shipped through us will be sold at the highest market rates. Liberal cash advances will be made. Stacks, twine and bale rope sold at low figures. Agents for all kinds of farming implements. Also agent for the Phoenix and Home Insurance Co.'s Office at Warehouse, near Hallroad depot. New Truck Line. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform the public that he is now running a Truck between Anaheim and the depot. Special attention paid to General jobbing. The patronage of the public selected. Loose orders on side at Plato's store, Los Angeles street, or at Cahen & Willard's store, on Centre street. THOROUGHBRED Poultry! 116 Acres Devoted to Fancy Poultry. Unlimited Range. Healthy Stock Largest Yards on the Coast. Brahms, Leibhorma, Flymouth Rocks, Brunno Turkeys, Genie, Pelin Ducka, Guten Pigs, etc. Arrival of Flowers and Eggs guaranteed. Pumpkin on the case of Flowers—handling, feeding, dissection and their cure, etc., adapted especially to the Pacific Canal, sent for 15 cents. Sand chap for price list. The Centennial Incubator; any one can hatch eggs with N. Address, M. BYRIL, Maple, Cal. 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