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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-11

TIE GRANGERs IN CoUSCm.-The regular
semi.suuusi meeting of the stockholders of
the Changers Association was held st their
store, at Tenth and K streets, yesterday.
The showing for The past six months was very
fiatteriug, and the institution, under It's preE-
ent management, is in a prosperous and
HOurishi0g condition. After the stock.
holders meeting there was meeting of The
Directors, 10 examine the plans and specih-
cations for their new building. The Directors
present were William Johnston, Charles Hull,
Dauiel Flint, Nicholas Mertis, 7. J. Filcher,
q. w. Hancock, George Rich and l.. Fl. Fas-
sett Seadier & Bsbson and n. D. G0odell
were tie only architects who submitted
plans. After much debate the majority de-
ci5ed to accept tbs plans Of n. d. Goodell
The Directors viii meet again On Tuesday
next, and viii shen advertise for bids. The
building, it is estimated will cost about
S17, 600. It will be constructed of brick,
and viii be erected on the west half of the
north leo fest of lot one in the block between
Tenth snd Eleventh, K and / streets. In
other words, the southeast corner Of Tenth
and X. It viii have = 40-foot front, depth
of 100 feet. two stories and basement in
height at the front end, back 90 fact, and
three stories and basement st the rear end.
The main story, the full depth Of the build.
ing, will have q 16-foot ceiling. The second
story, intended for a public hall or assembly.
room, will have Insight Of % fest. The sec
ond story at the rear will only be II, and the
third story 10 feet.
LARGE RANCH For SALE.-Ths Glover
Valley Ranch, or, as it is sometimes known,
the Iron Point Stock and Grain Ranch, Ne
vada, embracing LOG. 600 acres of land, is now
offered for sale by the Land Agent of the
Central Pacific Rsilrosd Company upon
terms which represent liberal concession to
the purchaser, and offers high inducements
in the way Of g safe, permanent and profit
able investment. Four thousand head Of
cattle, eighty-four head of American Eorsss,
including Fifty 6ns American brood mares,
will also be sold.
REMAINS TAKEN TO AUBURN.-The re-
mains Of Mrs. Hattis Fellows, who was MUIR
dered IN San Francisco last Friday evening
by John Hennesssy, were taken to Auburn,
Placer county, On the esst bound train yes.
serdaY. The deceased passed her childhood
in Auburn, sad her remains viii be laid away
in TIE fsnlily Blos az that plscs to-day. The
bsreaved hubbard, W. IS. II. Fsllows, is 3
printer. and yell known IN Sacramento,
whore he bag zesidsd many SsaEs.
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lg0SL MTELLlGEIHlGE.
BOARD OF EouA1IzAr1oN.

The BOard Of Equalization go far have had
but little business before them, property.
oWne-a as . rule being satisfed with the valu.
ations placed upon the property by the
Assessor. Tho following resolution, offered
by Supervisor Blair, IVES unanimously
adopted
Res0lUed, That we, the Boari Of Supervisors Of
Sacramento county, sitting as a County Board Of
Equalization, do hereby prescribe the following
rule to govern the Board while sitting as a Board
OF Equalization to examine and equalize the tax
rolls Of 1888 In all cases where an increase Of any
assessment on the roll is made the notice to be
given TO the parties interested shall be three DAYS
said notice shall be served by the Sheriff Of the
county.
The following resolution was also adopted :
ReSOl1ed, That whenever any property listed upon
the assessment book roll for 1888 Of the county
of Sacramento appears not to have been assessed at
full cash value notice shall be given to the person
TO whom such property is assessed that the Board
proposes to examine such assessment and that if
the property is found to be assessed below " full
cash value" the Board will increase the assessment
thereof as to make it conform to the true value
OF the property in money. The Board will set day
certain for the hearing OF such case and the notice
70 the person affected must be given at least five
days before the hearing. Such notice may be served
personally upon the party concerned, or be served
by the Clerk of the Board, by depositng the notice
in the postoce at Sacramento city addressed TO the
person to his residence when known, and when IN
known, then by addressing it to Sacramento city. In
the computation OF the time the day Of service s in
cluded, and the day set for the hearing excluded
Such notice must state TIE time when the Board will
examine the matter. The hearing Of the case may
be continued from day TO day, but no new notice
thereof shall be given.
The following summons was served By the
Sheriff Yesterday On the Directors Of the
National Cold Bank Of D. o. Mills & CO.:
The People of the State Of California to Frank
Miller, c. II. Hubbard and W. E. Chamberlain
greeting: By order OF the Board Of Supervisors Of
sacramento county, now sitting as Board of Equal
ization, you are hereby summoned to appear before
the said Board at the Courthouse, on the Goth Of
July, 10 o'clock A. NJ Of that day, to show cause
why the furniture, fixtures and other personal
property of said bank should not hs entered upon
the assessment rolls Of Sacramento county for
100000
John Kelly, who resides at the residence Of
Governor Stanford, corner Of Eighth and n
streets, was served with similar notice, ana
his assessment placed at SO eco. Thomas
O'Toole, who has 2S6 acres of land nesr Free
port, which is assessed at $50 per acre, asks
that it be reduced TO $40 per acre.
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san francisco stock sases,
ArrrENooN SESSION..
AsHRURNEAM iMass,l Jan. a. 1881

4AoLIDUIs-'iI1ll y4,Hs'59,T u Uts0' y 1'., 80
I have been very sick over two years. They
sll gave me up as past cure. tried the most
skillful physicians, but they did not reach the
up every night end distress me, and my
thront YVES very bad. 1 told my children |
should never die in peace until I had tried
Hop Bisters. have taken two bottles.
They have helped nae very much indeed.
am now well. There was lot Of sick folks
here who have seen how they helped me. and
they used thsm snd are cured, and feel az
thankful as I do that there is SO valuable
medicine made. Mrs. JULIA G. CUSHING.
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at is net necessary to enter into parsicu-
lsrs in reference to the complicated organic
and functional difficulties to which the more
delicate classes of American women are sub
iect; but we take pleasure in saying that Mrs.
Lydia E Pinkham'a Great Remedy for sll
these troubles has an unbounded popularity.
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rRg1anq rRom THg EASE.

Passed Ogden on July sth for Sacramento Hunt
ineton, Hopkins X Co., 67 plates iron; G. Ii. Gil.
man. IL cases boots and shoes Continental OIL
Company, car oil; C. P. Allis Co., IL iron grain
mills.
For Benicia Baker & Hamilton, . cars bar iron.
For Gridley-W. A. Price, iron safe.
For Wheatand John lands, organ.
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Crossman's peeificBEixture

gITITH TfIT7 REsiE.Df PERSONS Can .,,. oUms
change OF diet, e. change IN application 70 ntsuess'
me medicine Contains nothing that's o. the lesss
injury 70 the constitution ask YorF Igg.sy ~ .oi
Price, 81 bottle. i'-isH
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEpARrnxsr oss-ARMsrRose, Judge.

TUESDAY, July 10, 1888.
Estate Of A II. Willard deeeased-Argued and
submitted and taken under advisement.
Estate OF Mary Jane Charles-order OF final dis
charge granted
DEPARTMENT Two-MGFARLAND, Judge.
Estate Of f. L. Bilings-L. n Billings. admins
TRAITOR was directed to file ia Court within ten days
an account OF all property in his hands The matter
Of appointing new administrator was continued
until Monday next.
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SAFE, swift and sure TO regulate the bow
els, are Ayers Csthartic Pills. Recon-
mended by eminent physicians.
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SINGING irritation, inflammation, al
kidney and urinary complaints, cured by
" Buchu-paiba." 81.
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IT'S highly concentrated curative power,
makes Ayers SarsaparilIa the best and cheap
est blood purifier known.
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ILL health generally comes from lack Of the
proper life forces in the blood. To restore
the blood to healthy state use Browns Iron
Bittsrg,
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FRESHNESS and purity ara communicated
TO Il complexion by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair Dye, black or brown. 80 cents,
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For Picnic PARTEs.-Chesleys unrivaled Club
House Punch. For sale by the bottle or case. G.
W. Chesley, 81 Front street. sole agent
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Of Interest to Campers.


Besides the fozJOsOiaeg last OF articles.
aChich aUe Keep iM most instances 6n o.
r0riety OF styles and prices, ace c0U par
ticaey0r attention to oar facilities for sap
plyile0
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vroLEr's Eastern Overland Excursion No. 9, Ieay-
ing San Francisco July 10th, viii pass through Sac
ramento on the morning OF the 2osf. Parties de-
string places can secure them on application at the
New Western Hotel, OF address o. r. Violet, New
Montgomery street, Palace Hotel.
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IS IT A VIOLATION ?

Yesterday, before the State Prison Com
mission, during the argument of the motion
TO dismiss the charges against the Prison
Directors, counsel Sesrs casually mentioned,
by way Of an illustration, that the Controller
has technically violated the law every time
be has drawn warrant in favor Of the State
Prisons. Those present exchanged glances,
and someof them smiles. but nothing further
was said at the time, The law said to have
| been violated is Section 1854 OF The Penal
! Code, relative to the disbursement of the
State Prison funds, which reads as follows
Section 1884. The moneys in the State Prison fund
are applicable TO the payment Of the expenses Of
the prison, and the salaries OF the directors and
officers thereof. The expenses and salaries must be
audited aud allowed by Board of Examiners Of
State Prison Accounts, consisting Of the Attorney
General Treasurer and Controller, after which,
upon the order OF the Board Of Directors the Con-
troer must draw his warrant on the Treasurer
therefor, and the Treasurer must pay the out
OF such fund
It is claimed that the portion of the section
authorizing the Board Of Examiners of Stste
Prison Accounts has never been repealed or
set aside by the Courts. The bills Of the
prison have for some time been audited by
The State Board Of Examiners, consisting Of
the Governor, Secretary Of State and Treas
urer.
Attorney. General Marshall is absent in
San Francisco and could not be interviewed
on the matter. A reporter found Controller
Dunn in his office with a law book in his
hand. When asked about the matter he said
he had not hsd time to look into the matter.
The reporter remarked that he supposed that
it was an old matter which he (Mr. Dunn
thoroughly understood and would require no
Investigation. The reply was, " We do
understand it. bat DOPE care 60 say anything
about It to-day. OSne in tomorrow and
Wen talk to you about it."
FIRE AT IsLEroN.-A RECORD UNION cor
respondent, writing from Isleton. this county,
says: The China town here was destroyed
by fire on Sunday night. The school.houss
ana Grange Ball were damaged some-psint
badly scorched and few holes in the roof.
4 high wind prevailed st the time, and il
was miracle how the balance of the place
escaped, as burning shingles were carried .
distance of quarter of a mile and started
fires ID other buildings, which were Quickly
extinguisked by the watehful citizens. Had
the school-house been burned, the balance OF
our little village would have shared the same
fate, as the wind was blowing almost gale.
The origin of the FIRE is not known, but is
supposed to be from defective fue. 1t
started about II O'Clock, end burned six
buildings, The damage TO the school-house
is covered by insurance"
THs disseminating OF the Trade Union. Goods
thrown on the market at and below cost for SIX
days. See price list in double column.
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eREAT Trade Udion sale FOR six days st Red House,
commencing to-day.
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SMALL FARM S
FOR SALE,
SWEETsER & ALsIP,

SWEETSER & ALSIP,
IDEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
IA, No. 10l5 Fourth street, between and z,
Sacramento:
We have subdIvided a tract Of land, three
miles southeast OF the city, into tracts of 20 acres
and more, and offer ii from $50 to $50 per acre.
Part of this is planted to Grapevine5 and Fruit
Trees; the land is OF superior quality of red
land, being from four TO Six feet deep Terms OF
payment: One-third cash deferred payments
made satisfactory.
FARMS IN BUTTE COUNTY.
200 Acres OF Fine Fsoifom Had. with GOOD
Dwelling and Barn renting on Lease for s6
cash rent per acre. Price, $50 per acre.
-ALso-
SEQ Acres Near O=OviIlc, with One.quarter
of crop OF Wheat and Barley, that will yield is
bushels to acre. Price, $4,000.
e5i Acres; Fine Dwelling, large Barn.
out.buldings, etc. fenced in several fields; all
yery fine land produce from 40 to 30 Bushels of
Grain 200 ACRES il Alfalfa. Price, $50 per acre;
three miles from Biggs' Station.
ALSO
Fer ssI,oeo- e76 Acres In capay Valley.
Yolo county. Good Grain Land or Fruit Land;
Cache Creek running through it.
ALSO -
For SI3.oo0-I,4t4 Acres Grain. Grazing
and Timber Land partly fenced; some line bot
tom land on Sacramento river, u miles from Red
ding, Shasta county.
Also
$50 Acres, with Dwelling and Barn; Fine
Grain Land, nice miles from Sacramento. Price,
5000. Also
For S2,oO0-s0 Acres, with Title l6o
Acres, Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
In FL Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, GrapeTines, Berries, etc. Well tim.
bered and watered.
For Ss,5G0-S0 Acres, with New Dwelling,
and Barn; 5000 Grapevines, 1000 Fruit Trees
-Four Acres in Alfalfa Horse, Cow, Hogs, Wagon,
and all Farming Tools /; three miles from PenrYn,
Placer county.
go Acres-Dweiling and Barn 500 Fruit
Trees, 1850 Blackberry, 1000 Raspberry and 1,000
Grspevines. Price, 2,5oo.
AMAoCR COUNTY.
100 Acrcs-0ne mile from Plymouth
good Building; 80 acres in Glover, can be H.
creased TO so; 16 head OF Cows and Hefers 6
Horses, Wagons, lot OF Hogs, all Farming Tools,
with paying Milk Route in town Of Plymouth.
Price, $4,000.
300 Aeres-fEe milo from Fsfrebe; all
fenced. Price, $40 per acre.
sWEETsEE s ALsIP, sacramento.
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THs disseminating of the Trade Union Goods
thrown on the market at and below cost for SIX
days. See price list in double column.
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TO-DAY the great sale commences at the Red
louise
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Buy Guinean Filter, at Hobby's, at sI7 street,
and convert Sacrament straight" Into pure crys
tal water.
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800 aeres-sne milo from Eatrobe, all
fenced. Price, $40 per acre.
swEETsEE s ALsIP. sacramento.
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aM EyTpanRnInaRY RAZnR

TEAs BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
OWN &C. Of England. The edge and body
Is so THIN and FLEXIBLE ns FEVER TO RE
QUIRE GRINDING and hardly ever setting: It
eiides over the face like piece Of velvet, making
shawn. quite q luxury. IT Is CREATING
GREAT EXCITEMENT in Europe amens the ex-
perts, who pronounce it PERFECTION. Two dol
razor 20 be genuine must bear on the reverse side
the name OF NATHAN JOSEPH, GIL Clay street,
San Francisco, the only place in the United states
where they are obtained. Trade supplied. sent oy
mail, 10 cents extra, OF c. o. d.
THE QUEENS OWN COMPANY, having en-:
larzed their factory are row making PEARL and
IVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and POShEL
KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and SCISSORS OF
the game quality rs their Dlsrvelously wonder1ui
razor. As-AWo
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100 kcrcs-0He mile from Plymouth
good Building; 80 acres in Clover, can be H.
creased to so; 16 head OF Cows and Heifers G
Horses, Wagons, lot OF Hogs, all Farming Tools,
with paying Mix Route in town Of Plymouth.
Price, $4,000.
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For Si,5o0-So Acres, with View Dwelling,
and Barn; 5000 Grapevaes, 1000 Fruit Trees;
-Four Acres in Alfalfa Horse, Cow, Hogs, Wagon,
and all Farming Tools /; three miles from PenrYn,
Placer county.
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AMAnoR COUNTY.

20 Acres-Dwelling and Barn 500 Fruit
Trees I,5o0 Blackberry, 1000 Raspberry and goo
priaa bfn
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T0-nAy 5. Rea Hosse &c. sale.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1883.
Tobacco taken TO Engl&nd, 1856.

EVENTS OF THE nAY.
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DAILY WEATHER REP0RF.
UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
CAr-p 4,ftry--ro T.,Is- IN 1CcD

Weather Probabilities.
wAsHISoToE, July 0.h.-Indication5 for Pacific
Coast Fair weather.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE.
Weinstock & Lubin.

80. ......s:
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For SI3. oa0-I,4tf Acres Grain. Grazing
and Timber Land partly fenced some fne bot
tom land on Sacramento river, u miles from Red
ding, Shasta county.
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Babs1n & seadler-Arcbitects
$. P. Scauiker-Att0rney-tt
w. Il. Knights & Co.-Dealer3 in Hides etc.
Red House. rade-Union Sale.
Mechanics Store-Of Interest TO Campers
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For S2,oG0-s0 Acres, with Title; I6o
Acres, Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
In FL Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, GrapeYines, Berries, ETC. Well tim.
bered and watered.
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$50 Acres. with Dwelling aud Barn: Fine
Grain Land niEe miles from Sacramento. Price,
D
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-24
Miscellaneous Items.


A post office has been established at the
town of Julia, on the southern extension,
with Z. D. Montgomery as postmaster.
DR.. John Russell died at w. B. Clark's.
in Coles valley, on the 18th of March. We
will publish obituary next week.
Laf. Lane. Jr., has opened variety store
next door to the skating rink, where can be
found a full stock of candies, etc. He is q
bright Lad and deserves a liberal patronage.
At the residence of Harry Lambert. in
Roseburg. On the 2lst Of March, 1883, Mr.
L. A. Baker was married to Mrs. Nancy
Brown. Judge Fitzhugh officiated.
There was a quiet wedding at the resi-
dence of L. Cole in this county, on the 2lst
inst. at which time Mr.. George Connell
was married to Miss Ida NJ. Cole, Rev. w.
A. Willis officiating.
The Board of Directors of the Roseburg
school District met on last Tuesday and se-
lected as teachers, Prof B. A. Cathey, prin-
cipal, with Mrs. FL. B. Webb and Wini-
fred Moshcr as assistants. The next term
will commence April 9th.
AT the annual election of the Coos Bay
Wagon Road Company, held March end,
1883, the following officers were elected.
President, s. Hamliton; Secretary. j. T.
Watson; Treasurer, A. r. Flint. Directors
IS. Hamilton, A. r. Flint, Thos. J. Beale,
Aaron Rose. Jeptha Green.
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FROM CLEVELAND.

A little rain would not do much
damage out this way just now, and
might de some good.
john E. Day of Roseburg, lectured
on temperance at the French settle
ment school house on the 18th inst, to
large audience.
Professor Smith of Wilbur, has
been engaged to teach the French set
tlement school this Spring. He is a
stranger In the district but is we'll rec
commended as a gentleman and scholar,
and is said to be well qualihed. School
commen ces on the End Of April.
Quite number of our people st-
tended the entertainment given at the
close of the Coles valley school, On
last Friday night.
NEwsBoY.
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An agreement has been made that the
Oregon and Transcontinental shall complete
and equip the remaining I25 miles of the
southern extension, and receive therefor
50, 600. 900 in first mortgage bonds, issued
at the rate Of $40, 600 per mile, and So, 500,
900 second mortgage bonds; also that the
Oregon and Transcontinental Company shall
lease the Oregon and California system for
SO years. and pay rental; first, amount Of
the fixed charges, being interest on the first
and second mortgage; second, S2O.0 .
year to maintain the organization of the
Oregon and California Company; third.
! $500, 900 per annum for three and one-half
years, to be distributed as a dividend at the
rate of p per cent. per annum on the pre-
preferred stock of the Oregon and California,
and fourth, to pay from and after July lst,
1886, to the lessor of the company. 50 per
cent. of the gross earnings. with guarantee
that this percentage will be sufficient to pay
the fixed charges of $4,000 per annum for
the maintenance of the organization, and a
minimum OF per cent. dividend ON the pre-
ferred stock: This viii secu re the speedy
completion of the road to the California line.
The Alta reports that work is about to be-
gin with vigor on the extension of the Cali
fornia railroad northward to Ore gon.
Workmen are being forwarded to Reddin 6
in large numbers, and there will soon be
several thousand workmen upon the grading
and track laying. In order to enable the
prosecution of the work to greater advan-
| tage when spring opened, a force of carpen-
ters and masons has been employed all
winter in building bridges on the line of the
road Should these reports prove true the
people of Southern Oregon and Northern
California may soon realize the era of pros
perity for which they have SO long been
waiting.
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COLES VALLEY.
Too dry to plow.

LOO ary 70 prov.
The genial countenance Of Uncle
John Churchill put in its appearance
in our neighborhoed on Sunday last.
Come again.
Professor Thomas closed his six
months term of school on the 18th
inst, with a fine exhibition by the
school children. The evenings enter
tainment commenced by the Professor
introducing W. 3. Clark, who in his
usual eloquent manner entertained the
audience with some well-timed remarks,
ameng which he assured them that he
was not employed to make thom a
speech, but simply to perform the or
namental part, in which he succeeded
admirably. After this we were enter
tanned with some dne music by the
Cleveland brass band. Then followed
the reading of the Band of Hope, by
Kittie Emmett, which was well rem
dered. Next on the programme was
the reading of the paper entitled the
ssYenng Eagle" by Miss Della Thorn
son. The reading was done finely,
showing good culture. The verdict
was that the entertainment was a
grand success, and reflected great credit
upon Professor Thomas, the teacher,
who will take charge of the Calapooia
school in short time. B.