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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

IA While the insurgents were trying
a Salamanca, on Friday, to organIiz'
! demonstration against the CarlisIl
they were attacked by citizens anc
dispersed, their flag destroyed ans
the standard bearers beaten.
Reports have been received IN New
York from Havana to,the effect tina
General PortiIlo, atNthe head o
Z 900 men, had routed and captured
Cienfuegos without q shot neine
fred, and that they had proclaimed
Don Carlos King Of Spain.
Manyleading Spaniards Of Havana,
including Generals in the army
Colonels Of volunteers, Jesuits, and
several Of the leading slave traders
Of the Island, are said to be cocoon
spirators with General Portillo FOL
the overthrow of the Republican form
Of Government in Spain.
A Washington special says pro-
ceedings of the Court Martial in the
Ease OF Captain Jack and other Mo-
docs, were received at the War De-
partment to-day. 1t is believed that
The Court has found them all guilty
and sentenced them to hanged.
Reports Of the harvest in France
show that the yield generally is only
middling, both as regards quality and
quantity. In the South the quality
Of wheat is good, but the crop is
scarce and prices have advanced.
Millers are using foreign wheat.
A large fire took place in Portland
Mel, last Saturday, beginning at
the wharf. Three steamers we're
burned in the stream. The sheds of
the New York steamers were all
burned. The Gait and Atlantic
wharves were burned. The stewar-
dess of the steamer Dirango was
drowned and others are reported so.
The total loss is stated at $500, 600;
the insurance at S500,000.
The steamer Wannassett, running
on the Potomac Rsiver, between
and Curryman, took fire
on the Stn, at Chattalon Landing,
and was destroyed. She had about
$50 passengers, and some twenty
lives were lost. Six bodies were
found up to 2 o'clock three white
ladies, one child, and two colored
children. There is no wharf at
Chattalon Point, where the steamer
burned, and the landing is made by
the use of small boats. One of these
was being unshipped for this purpose
when the cry of fire was heard, and
the flames came with such force that
q panic ensued at once, Passengers
made o rush for the boat that was
being lowered, crowding itfull, when
the tackling broke or become un-
and all were precipitated in
the river. The terror-stricken
passengers were forced by the flames
TO Jump overheard, and the crew
threw them life-preservrs. Thepeople
on shore did all they could to assist
in saving life, but their means OF
rescue were unequal to the terrible
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
TnE COMING COS ENTI0Ns.

AS will be seen in another column
the Democratic, State Convention Il
nominate a candidate for Congress I'd
be voted for at the Special Election,
on the 18th day Of October next, will
be held in Portland, on the 9th day Of
September. 1t is proposed that the
primaries be held in the several pre-
cincts Of this county on the 23d day
of this month, and that the County
Convention. to elect twelve delegates
to the. State Convention, be held in
this city, on the 30th day of this
month. The State Central Commit
tee, we think acted wisely in not pre-
scribing the qualification of voters to
participate in the election Of delegates
to the several County Conventions !;
and in this connection we venture a
suggestion that we think the Democ-
racy of the several precincts should
act upon. We do this in view of the
fact that there are in the Willamette
Valley, and, we doubt not, in every
county in the State, many men here
tofore identified with the Republican
party that are heartily sick and tired
Of rings, monopolles, high protective
tariffs, Chinese emmigration, and all
the evils and abuses that follow in
their train, who well know all these
are encouraged and fostered by the
Republican party and cannot be sha.
ken off so long as that party holds
power. Our suggestion is this; That
all legal voters attending the prima-
res who are opposed to rings, monop-
oles, high protective tariffs and
Chinese immigration, and who are in
favor of reform generally, and who
will pledge themselves to vote for the
nominee of the Democratic State Con.
ventiou, if nominated upon a platform
embodying these principles, shall be
allowed to vote in the primaries for
delegates to the County Convention.
One other suggestion, perhaps would
not, in this connection be ont of place.
1t is, that the voters of the several
precincts send good and substantial!
who have interests to
be Representative delegates to the
County Convention. Such men are
not likely to be mistaken in the men
they vote for to represent them in the
State Convention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
Saturday, Me ESQ of Au0uat 1819
oneware Of counterfeIts !,
JOB MOSES sIHSEAREFs SEAFR5EFrss qgE44,RRkgEs g4,RkgEs

s'f.sse, - fouFrERRErKD Dtsho,.,,
s ssssSs Ras - s 5OS.s 2 aks greater rSg9'' vgSs
pasE1gs AZ AZ oQers ave nrtfis.9. moses on saeh
painfui M ~ ase utainn he eura y M The
Sonstuon i sCSs dSssos . which H. ~ ncis
and curo ali snpprsssiou X moderate al excessive
oC.o, Inflammation, or iisoSass' 's'ses when caused
and i5Ss a1 FR1a AsStns Pains n x y ,Gs Ss'ss e
Of the Heart Hysteriss .e:1ertion, Pslnitstio,s
enro when Al other esis .n they will eiiecf
& sCSo Contain noting RHtfSsIr r5s q alhOu
',FS Sd SS!! az; S aSss1n Tsn .sS sSd French around
Ss SsIsSaSsd = s.no. s eas Ssg stores but
Hele but eead One Do.r TX o. bosus y.
~ Sses, Cortlandt strst Ne .os proprietor, JOB
ssS snd Sots. SSss =. :, which VII s y. sfFf Mh name
safely passd d ban Z ave esunn Ps s SsoS1sP me P,s
.e-4Rrela -1pi's vii be sent by ~ rs,,,r,, sr1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
eEon aEBUKE.

tt
eiactors--the leading sp''lts OF tn
Nepuohcan party--as that couched Il
me iolloW'ngparsgrapn' selected IRON
column eul'orial III iaSt weeks lssu'
under Inc caption OF "Good ana Da(
Poll.lcal character :,
oIi.s puS ;god sn "a, an u su1qesS les II puUu'
tbev sacrifice their ,nteoritv They
become mere sycophants and time
servers, mere demagogues for selfish
PURPOSES ,l'. "A % uooa m name Is no ,, ac :
its or 6onors TO them Tjke bike
Charters is reported to have boasted
70 one could have less real regard
,on GliaIaGIer .na'i coo nlnsela nno yet hS
one because he conld ;mmedistelv
make double that sum by means of it.
This principle as well as the first is
also apPhed 70 political parties.
1nis IS stunning piow, under tne
lhnuence OF Whlch every leading had'
lcai VIII Wrlthe ana squirm VINO reads
itTthe more loreiole because II
comes irom one oil theiE own house,
hold' "
livery inteiilgent man IN the lana :
we care not whether ne be Kepuph-
eau OF Democta'-wno readS .ue
"ooVe eA'raoS WIN can p na'ie "iser
,' O i' ' T'e'"'' ~
wv Pas' o"eNo yeaf9 wy IA, = "auo
r"o o'noe pa" NV PraN'S " 'neri'
0' '' N ''0o'n0' Oo"iiu0ioo
.. INV" ""'''9 '"N "o many asHS
i'''lseil sc"l 'he questllolli--"no 10 'he l'au-
lcal member OF congress or Caolnet'
VI No'ioo'or u ous'olnS' VINO naS ''0'
9'0'0'' ''cM WINE III ONCE
~" nois aDo. u 'No A''9''eo' a.
ieo's 70 am HIS oioWs' III the ar'lcie
,eietreo W. ~ ."e Delnocra''0 P"r'y'
ouO ~ 10 'oo .n'''' any are ''iuS
ueoelVep " WIN oe ''no weak anu uh-
"'"' ~ ''i"N'ns anu i"'o'''sen'
fo""e'' "Nt ie'u"y p,iu0'S'D''p ~
wno.n 'ao 'o"i" 10 "Ppiy '""' 'ne
A'e9'S'e' ~ only administering cas-
'lgatloh 70 DIS own party oyer the
shoulders oil the democratic party
ms Is az once apparent from The fact
tnat no Democratic member Of Con
gress or the Cabinet ever left the po-
sition in any better circumstances,
financially, than he entered it, for in
our Democratic administrations these
places barely paid the incumbent's le-
gitimate expenses, and the govern
ment seldom lost dollar by any col
lector of customs or any other public
revenues; and for member of Con
gress in those days to take money for
his vote or influence to carry pet
measure, or favor, or enter ring of
the Credit Mobilier style would have
secured him summary exit from the
halls of Congress. Not SO, however,
under Republican rule. Scarcely a
Radical representative or Senator in
Congress, or Cabinet officer who has
not vacated his place greatly better off
financially, and many that entered
public life poor arc now rich, and
their name is legion.
We feel happy to congratulate our
selves that for a few weeks past all
our laoors have not been in vain' We
nave been particular TO call the atten-
W. ~ ou' "eisnooi lloin WeoA W
week TO the VoOaIlty OF Leading Re- |
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
80 WING MEN.
AssnssRls N0TIOH'

NroTICE IS HEDY GlEnn q Esnng,,st, lS78, and
for five days therear, the onou souiu viii attend
iSation la lon for Linn ooty eFeG4S GsgS 81 said aid County
at the office Of the 0nty sIsss sIssssssSlent Roll for
a the Year iS78, and Gect all luatIes eTItts q land
valuation, descriph, q 9uS,aooln,ss 9nruons claiming
lots' or other prope. All lPI,n PgtsVmss assessed are
that they have beewrongluinlSS nSSd I Mace above
notified to appear ane '' J.T. rHORP,.
appointed. ..ossor. Linn County
nhlW4 hhsVo9VAi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
Dissolution OF PAKANN
TTVF fgla fIfs

TENHE PARTNERIIP HEliEioFUndIs HEllst,iod 1ndsr tho thc
Il isting betweeme underslgnseqa,o r. pnUe was ais. ais
firm name of Koh sternDefg ~ IN If July,
solved by mutual clsent on .lg starred can DO
eoleced sS1I by either hc parties q the as r nv
and all their llatities VIII ,,Gt,S pc sg''iOu ~
sendefs " .o'efhoef Nj. srERSBERG,
i. SENDERS,
Referring to the fove notice, the Go 9oSlHSSi NH
of the late firm of thR, Sternoefs AZ ~ stvIe
be carried on by us before uiluel 'n0' '''
anu Ni'i' VI ''''S'' L. SENDERS,
nff Nj, sTERNBERG, 1
Alhop,, T,,Iv 90 1g-n5lwi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Il is suggested by the Committee that tho
several counties hold their Primary Conyen-
tion on the 2Sd day of August, 1873, at 3 p. M,
and their County Conventions on the S0th day
81 August, 1873. Where this arrangement does
not suit the convenience OF the Democracy OF
tho several counties, il is expected that they
VIII make Che necessary changes through their
County Committees.
w. i. WHITE,
Chr Democrats state Central Com.
MAisT, V. Ilhowg, Secretary,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
Directors in Tho Astoria Formo,


Directors in tho Astoria Farmers
Warehouse Company were chosen al
a meeting held in Astoria on Satur-
day last, as follows; 2, Low, Il.
Edwards, M, Bubble, Col. James Tay-
lor, d. X, Warren, J. H, d. Gray,
Samuel Adair. Col, j. Taylor was
chosen President by tho Directors,
d, X. Warren Vice President, and
$, D. Adair Secretary; They will
soon complete tho organization and
prepare for business in q short time,
The wharf and warehouse will be
built this season, Tho grounds have
been selected for the wharf,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Great harm and discomfort is caused by the
use OF purgatives which grippe and rack the
all impure matter, and are mild and health
giving In their'operation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

In the election in Kentucky, held
a few days ago, the Democrats gained
nine members in the State Legislature.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
HI CHEAT FREicN Pr,5-,,,-:
lDELAlIAnRY,,S- ~; ~ ~ "sMEDfs

4b.;. 4, Y, e Ia; II i issi Sai.ANgI il.l NgIERE
lISaiosl 'ss a, highly rsc,s, ,5d, P,5,
i N qsssasi g i.suss a. s1Ss1 S,s, ss snS
, No. epiaoi Ds5o-aiss9o 70 siiesl rsmedg
frm A.. ~ sha1,iv ~ os,,ne haiYss,. i,
sthsrrSms - /. saess Eails. in.alis sEiiina
~ sgee, y iho n.1e cen urs TX 9
so9 Piis ysas Ps@- lipsa iei.ls ~ -
HoT. 49, ttsp Y ~ !. aarse - easii ~
Isiss, 3 ~ - ~ s.sl., fslec ~ PEI
12Aak 81. a ~ .alsiiilsf 49,,
Z, = AIdiSs... NY You
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

With this we ought to win and can
win. Without it we will be busted
as usual.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

ours rSsGaHAN's Go1alN.' RULAINTc vv.r 4
T THnossro sogsa.. ysa coLps, A1rsaa WATERS y
FINf cossU4Srr91aSs Dl6LTT TT1BBsSTI5 BsSaTT1II5d Sons
.hso ave no tlsts & medicinnss gHd DmEls1a u NJ ~
had b.,ao ao1aal have bssi ~ ~. ..ay chid vil ~
ei e.sss NJ assga5ed Terl1so,so . health ihat
Price b 5ss csaIs SsY ssS an MI II MhspRR4Ss
loI " OoEtandl trss. Ss. NOSES hs1al.ss lss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Nggfbince Peter Kinney,
Ohm Kinney, Of Klicki-
eout eleven fears, was
2 horse And dragged
'A"a 'Nhn discover
v 6aAnd tied to
LAa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

M zIs liliputian Of tho Register
VIII goAsa necessary to bring the
memory og tbsse men down to the
level q "our NV SENATOR and his
pen, aided bytheleSer-ee AreMmodcs,
'an never raise the latters name irom
slum into WHICH It has fallen by
weight Of his cSvn sins, much less
niaait up 70 such a level as would
gnrant comparison. But, we have
oo much charity for our neighbor to
suppose ho designed by inuendo to
SANDER Ihs dead, but prefer to bslleve
ihAt he Instituted this comparison
tiaii bythe effnlgent brightness Of the
uiIaVPcter Of tho dead he names, the
blaekey would appear the sins of the
living Nipple If 50, we are not 70.
onalblp.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
LINN COUNTY nnmocEATIC CJNvEN-
- nTON

dreeon. Uni 10 held al tie Court House, in Al.
bariy, ,ion.ShTURDAY,. !. AU4CSI 80 1873, at |
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF selecting twelve
il2l delegates to attend the Democratic State
Convention, to be held at Portland, on Septem-
Der 9TH 1873. -
The various Precincts in the county will hold
their primaries on SATURDAY, AUGUST 23,
at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF eiectlng
delegates TO the County Convention. The Pre-
cincts Shall be entitled to representation as fol
lows
Albany ...s................. 0 Lebanon.-"...""..,.
Orlhans.................... 2 2Santian."...".....
Halsey.................. Franklin Butte.r......
Harrisburg ...,.......... 9 Seio
sville......,...... @ yraeuse"...".........
Brush Creelt........... 2 2Conter......."."".....
Sweet Home..... 2 -
Waterloo ............... 2 Total.,............"5i
By order Of the Linn County Democratic Cen
trail Committee. MART v. BROWN,
Chairman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
MEETING or THE DEMoCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL oONNIITTEIG.

NU ~ |N..'
The Democratic State Central Com.
mittce met in tho city of Portland
last Saturday and organized by the
election of w, J., White, of Clacka-
mas, as Chairman, and M. V. Brown,
Of Linn, Secretary The Democratic
State Convention was called to meet
at Portland, on Tuesday, the oh day
Of oiSoptcmbor. The appOrtionment is
ono delegate for each ono hundred
Democratic voters in the several coun.
ties, and one for each fraction of so or
over, based on tho vote cast for tho
Democratic candidate for Congress at
the last general election. This gives
1874 members to tho Convention
The call fof ths State Convention
will be found under the appropriate
heading.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
OuR PLATFORM.

A Straight Democratic Candidate-Free
Trade and Farmers' Rights.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

The La Grando Soniinel estimates
the number of bushols Of wheat, oats
A0d barley, produced in the valley
IN vQar at 7So. 900 bushels, Of wbt
5& p@il ho the surplus, Of
q otal Rrst montia~
- a.. a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
! Before adjournment tho Committee
adopted tho following resolution;


REsoLvEp That tho resignation by !. A.
Chapman, Of the Chhlrnanship OF the Demo.
cratic state Central Committee OF Oregon wns
only pn anticipation on his part, of the eXpul.
sion that nwAitcd him upon tho meptinEof thIs
Committee and that We eenFaulRto tho De.
mocracy OF this stnte upon tNe fact, that this
Committee II relieved of tho necessity Of nssO.
clatlng with anyone owing aleghUno 10 tho
acknowledged Autoerat OF the Rndical party OF
Oregon, NNNHI
The Committee meeting was more
fully attended than ever before aud
the general expression ofits members
was in favor of a vigorous, aggressive
campaign. Reports from tho various
sections Of Nlhe State indicate chat the
Democracy are united and eagsr for
the campaign, and arc animated with
confident hopes Of victory The mass
oftho pooplearo with us nths con.
lest, and wiihasound platform and
a. acceptaA "a candidate, there can bo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
GIVE FoRBEAR." {"

ave mightgo on and show how sucl
philosophy as they are demanding
should be applied to our new Senator
cufd, iGcarried out, entirely destroy
the remedial dispensation of law
bot we forbear at this timeH- H-ABmes
Register
Yes, ncighbor, you might, withou
lOss of credit to yourself, have fore
torne writing that whole article, the
dosing paragraph of which we quote
aboye. We would feel prouder thar
syerof our contemporary, the Salem
Isrc,tN If you could only fasten up.
on that paper the guilt Tor credit, oi
Anosing out our new Senator's youth
/ iul indiscretions," but until you do
iasten it upon the Mercury, we shall
feel jealous, for we think we had
nbout as much to do with bringing to
light these "youthful indescretions OF
our new Senator as the Mercury had,
and that was just nothing at all. The
faot is, neighhor, it is folly TO accuse
any one of "noslng" these things out
they will naturally come out-par.
llcularly when the loffendor is man
II yaulting anu ion and wholly 'un'
scrupuIous dt inc suprme and
ioaythoughts couched in the article
% which we have referred are found
D the parallel he seeks to draw in the
sharacters Of Jefferson, Jackson and
BUR new Senator" (Hipple) Hear
him: "a Thomas Jefferson, whom
they claim as their political father;
General Jackson, whom they frequent
" alluded TO as model leader, If
ehher of these worthless had been
gdged by the law, which these de-
enerate and presumptious sons have
kt up, neither would have ever reach.
y power" Now, reader, what think
9ou Of this comparison Of character (?
X IL not sublimep The moral char
icter and standing of Jefferson and
jackson brought into comparison
with the character OF Hipple.Mitcbelll
And il the two former had been
judged by tho rule, or, as our neigh
bcr calls it, 4the philosophy" by which
fhe latter is sought to bo judged,
Neither would ever haYe reached
power" This, Of course, implies that
jefferson and Jackson each abandoned
Bis wife and children, fled with par.
amour Ilnder an assumed name, mar
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49,
ner,orratfc rsff kntion forthc STATE
a. Oregon, X herells eaitfi ly the Democratic
Ndlt Central C0niinigshe, convened In Port
6nd| 0reg9i tliis, fhe 0lh day OF August, 1873
Io niaet AZ Peftlaed, OREGON, on Tuesday, the
Nlh day pf s ,ssinber 1871. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
46I lfe pirppsa Of nominating 4 candidate fol
ntnlber u Coagress, 10 81 voted for at the
cal 4ection. % be held October Is. 1873. and
~ tfi'ssacfioii Of any other business that
pnr pegly come before lt.
10 n VefAl counties OF the State will be enti.
ih delegates In such Convention as fol
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
FLAX SEED WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID tCAsH ON DE-
HI livery) for all Flax Seed delivered at our
nltf. WEsTLAKE & HOWELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Tho iimbors are laid and the gun
la driver for
'etoria,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

1t being divorced
had abandoned, and
became q bigamist !
soovered, seeks re-
he fraud he has per-
public by an as.
4hapacter aud
.ustrous dead
,cr ot this late
40 miahtier than the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
sp0sT s0FricF plKEc rosy..'

Easfssa, Han FraAelseo ana NoxtAern-Te1e-
srapk HtaSe LinU--Afzivs etSs0o r. n. olose
stl1I:l5 u. Letters INTENDED .10r registry
must be ppeseneed before II n. n.
Coast Line-{3oAt1ong 'betNe0n 6aA Ftancaeco
and Los Angeles, viA Santa narbarA-Ar-
rivo z Io:SOF I'll closes st e:Se r. n.
San D6og0 Ino. San DISCO, AnaAeim. Gala
tin, Capistrano, etc.-Arrives at ~ NJ,
closes 1t S:l5 r. n. 81 .o9
Sou1heFo lAYizons-- -TacseA, Yuma, Arisena
City, and Way Stations -rn.Weekly eef.
vice-Arrives Sunday, wednesday and Fri-
day at u H.: loavps Monday, We4neDdAy
and saturday: Mail elosee - 946 ?. y.
Northern Arisona-PYeseott, WickenberI and
WAY 61atioasL Non
day ana ThuIuday - $50 r. n; leaves Tues
dapamA Friday; mall closes ~ 2. y.
San 1aenAs1lno and Way 6tatlons-Sen Ga
MID, E1lMouts, Rivesstde, etc; arrives ct
500 r. NJ; closes e. oa0E n
Wilmington and Wsy etations-Antves at
a:so r. n. eloees q esSo A. y.
CeJr0( (osde, Lone Plne and AaviiaA-Antvss
Nea1ay, WEDNESDAY and Friday at 500 p.
n: leaves NOndo0, Wednesday and 6aturs
day: closes at sIlHbA. y. y
Donsytte and HosSl1n Ncaey Order OMce-
O0sn lFon 0:So A. Il. 70 go p. H., except on
Saturday, when ONCE cloeee Ct 500 r. n.
once Hours-s:0o 4. u. - 100 =: y:
mp1f elm soo II. XIV. DAkf. Z. y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12

Bius.tte94a "Ii
.b ts fair sfg 6oIi.fo fIfItar
ana q 5Hiu 9.aii
u 4aH ffaf
alattat Hs-oh '
a.. ..aa5 HH g#AHa VI l'
sl.fet
4al lflI. 80. aaaa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
MA0H LINHo.
.pATRoNsseE AvspANpRvs

go,aowingis . list o. oranges In Los An.
geles county: 1lnlnifls
Silyer-I.os Nietos-J. II. Burke, Master; f.
RsWylie, 6eeretery.s - aist0@A
Compton-A. Higbie, Master; J. A. Walker,
Secretary. sts4 4si'aFA
Fl Nonts-d. c. Gibbs, Naster;.J, H. Gray.
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Enterprise-Los Angeles T. c. Alexander.
Master; w. T. HeA0esson, Sec'y.
Eureka-SPadra-P. G. Tonner. Master; Jos.
Wright, 6eefetary. ge.
Eairview-Anaheim--Ed Evey, Master;
Lib baylor, oeer6tary.
Eruitland-Tustin City--A. 3. Hayward. Mas
ter; f. b Ni0o1s, Secretary.
Los Angeles-T. A. Garey, Master; 7. D. Han
L6 NissdsSE. B. drandon. Master; J. E. Mar.
New evil kivsr.Ios Nis.o.-R. n. Guthrie, Mas
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J. W. Anderson, Secretary,
Asusa-A w. Mary. Master; J. G. Preston
Fiorence-H. Gibson. Master, VIM. Porter
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W. Maf1hall, Secretary.
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0oidsn nnis I.odss No. leo- -Frtdays, 7:a0 Pm
south G1ay Degree L0dgs- First and Third
Orange Grove Encampment - Second and
Fourth Tuesdays, 1t 7soo p. n.
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Olive Eneampment No. st-wednesdays, at
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Merrill Lodge No 2e Saturdays, 7:ao r. NJ 5
T. ~ Angeles Social Ciub-xhuvdAvs, $50 Pm
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