anaheim-gazette 1889-10-17

The Weekly Gazette. INSULB EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, EXECUTIVE AND PROFESSIONAL THURSDAY OCTOBER 17, 1890 A WORD TO THE MILITARY The members of B Company, San Diego, a crack company of the seventh regiment, are at loggerheads with their Captain and at courtmartial will be probably brought against him to oust him from the company. This evening, we understand, there is also a Court of Inquiry to sit in investigation of the books and accounts of B Company, the investigation having been called by the Captain to right certain rumors that have been charged against him by members of his company. What has come over the National Guard, anyway? When Gunn was B Company's commander, there was no getting around the fact that the company was one of the best in the State. In an evil hour Nerney was elected, and from that time B Company's fortunes have been rather on the downward grade. At the recent Encampment at Pacific Beach there was much complaint against the action of several officers who left their private soldiers to "trustle", while they lived on the fat of the land. Although the military is fashioned after the army in many respects, it is absurd to suppose that private, simply because of their rank, are not entitled to consideration and respect at the hands of their commanding officers, when looking for information or seeking to right a wrong; when doing as much among regulars would bring the private a kick and a curse. A private in this military stands upon equal footing with his Captain, and may be sometimes intellectually his superior many times over. Hardly so in the army. The militia captain should, moreover, court the last inquiry into its accounts by members of his company. When he represents the business to have been properly managed, and in the same breath denies access to the books of the company, he lay himself open to that successful contradiction which will land him in short order exactly where Capone once stood. Each of our rechardists should be suppressed with a spraying pump, which may be used whenever the necessity should arise. It is a single tree in one's orchard should show the least sign of the pest the apparatus should be brought out and the tree sprayed. Even though the tree be not infested with bugs, spraying is considered by many, and certainly not without valid reason, to be decidedly beneficial in its nature, imparting always strength, cleanliness and vigor to the tree. If individual orchardists feel themselves to be unable to buy spraying pumps, a community of perhaps a dozen could find profitable use for one at merely nominal expense. But next year, if indeed spraying be necessary then, we should have individual outfits—the more the better. Every large orchardists should have his own sprayer, and follow the example so excellently put by our correspondent. That is an excellent idea which our Phi-centra correspondent suggests, that Los Angeles, San Bernardino, San Diego, Orange and the other counties of the Southern citrus belt appropriate a sufficient sum to send Prof. Coquillette to explore the islands of Polynesia and Micronesia, in the South Pacific, and the islands that dot the China seas, in search of a parasite to destroy the red scale. There is no doubt that the parasite can be found. To our mind, in Micronesia, embracing the Caroline, Marshall, Pelow, Gilbert and other groups, where citrus culture has flourished for ages, will the parasite be found. It should be a voyage of absorbing interest, this pilgrimage of Prof. Coquillette's in the distant southern seas in search of the microscopically that scientists have reason to believe exists in that portion of the world. And it is one tremendous import to our people. Possibly the Government may in time undertake the matter of finding the parasite, but our orange growers should be given protection against, and local appropriations are necessary to bring that about. The time is ripe for the supervisors of the southern counties to act in the matter. This regimental shot of Tuesday proved that B Company, Pomona, shall be the custodian of the Benchrage driver service won by our company at the recent Encampment at Pacific Beach, until such time as the service shall be shut again. Captain A private in the military stands upon equal footing with his Captain, and may be sometimes intellectually superior many times over. Hardly so in the army. The most Captain should, moreover, court the largest inquiry into his accounts by members of his company. When he represents the business to have been properly managed, and in the same breath denies access to the books of the company, he says himself open to that successful construction which will land him in short order exactly where Captain Norway stands today. Sometimes Norway was asked to resign by a unanimous vote of his company. To remain under such circumstances must smallerity brand an officer a presumptuous fox or knave, or worm. Probably a courtmartial will settle the matter. And yet at the Boneampment was common talk that Norwegian and British officials of the new regiment in order to get him out of the company. That action would on account of the presence of a company to be retained as their property. Norwegian officers have reason to be proud of their record as the best trained company, and the best man in the regiment. Let us make that last point in term for the next test. We must have that service data. The regimental shot of Tuesday proved that Dr. Company, Pomona, shall be the custodian of the Boneampment service, won by our company at the recent Encompement at Pacific Beach, until such time as the service shall be shut again. Captain Dredge must have had every man in his company at the range, to have made the biggest severance ever known in the States. Companies D and E have this task with the service alone. It must be three times by a company to be retained as their property. Norwegian officers have reason to be proud of their record as the best trained company, and the best man in the regiment. Let us make that last point in term for the next test. We must have that service data. Praetorium. Demarter. Karen Tucker. The valuation of the pattern, or on behalf of We have been to collect have been sent to you. The said has been many blanks and though observers are still there. We have been to collect many blanks and though observers are still there. We have been to collect many blanks and though observers are still there. This Space Reserved for S. S. FEDERMAN'S Fall Announcement. TRUSTS AND MONOPOLIES. Movement to Form a Nationalist Club in Anaheim. Never in the history of California were times so hard as at present. Never before were our farmers dubious about their ability to make at least a bare living out of their farms. Today, a farmer may own the most fertile farm in the county, be out of debt, have all things—horses, agricultural implements, etc.—necessary to pursue his avocation; be in perfect condition to make a good living for himself and family, yet notwithstanding all these advantages he cannot be sure that he will come out ahead at the end of the year, after using the most of intelligent effort and labor. And there seems to be no prospect that either next year or any future year will be any better, in fact, the more distant the year the blacker than onlook. Now, why is it we answer, because monopolies control the productive machinery of the country. Competition as the controlling factor in the productive industries of the nation has been succeeded by combination. The wheel of progress cannot be turned backward. Combination is the order of the day. Trusta PACIFIC Condensed Milk, Coffee and Canning Co., BUENA PARK, Orange County, Cal. NOTICE. 8ANFORD JOHNSON'S BARN AND STOCK PENS Cattle, Hay, Corn, PUMPKINS & BEETS FOR CASH. Dissolution of Partnership Condensed Milk, Coffee and Canning Co., BUENA PARK, Orange County, Cal. NOTICE To try to destroy trusts would be a childish parallel to the attempts made fifty years ago to destroy laboring machines. Not only our political life but our very physical lives at stake. Trusts must be regulated now. It is the problem of the apportionment to answer to be destroyed. The remedy used by Nationalists in nationalism pertains beginning with nationalism and begins with realizing Edward Bean's desire to put it into practice that remarked on during Bacon's work there no reason why the most important man in the nation was any considered by many to be the most important man in an impending national crisis. Nationalists are forming some in the nation. Some unit members running into the light of nationalism. The Nationalists have a big one in high Panama and a small one in low Panama. Design will grow larger. If the government does not move what is most prominent among them, moving will be difficult and may make them unhappy. The undermentioned with full a public meeting and news information in newspapers in order to convince the Nationals a new controlling the movement that诞生 the necessities in the occupied by the Nationals. 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