The Labor enquirer., 1886-08-21
KAwEAH COLONY.
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fusEHENrs AND REoRKATIoNs,

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AMusEMENTs AND REcREATIoNs.
To make life ENJOYABLE and to relieve
its members of the necessity Of q perpet-
ual application of their noses to the
grindstone being the main objects of
this association, in a hygienic and moral
point of view, therefore it is necessary to
provide for the leisure moments of the
colonests. In this regard, a library and
reading room will be one of the first
steps taken in that direction A large
number of volumes of all kinds Of litera-
ture have already been subscribed and
there will be fund devoted to this pur-
pose. Daily and weekly papers will
also be kept on file.
A building to serve the purposes OF q
theater, lecture, dancing hall and skat-
ing rink will be one of the matters OF
early consideration. Indoor and out
door games and exercises will be pro-
vided for the free use of all, under pre-
scribed rules. Bathing facilities, schools,
ETC., will be inaugurated as soon as prac-
ticable. 10 short, everything desirable
for the happiness and welfare of the
community will be considered. Perfect
liberty of speech and action will be per-
mitted as long as the same does not in
any way infringe upon the rights of
others.
RELIGION.
The religious opinions of a member
will not be questioned. The ideal rellg-
ion of the colony will be to do unto
others as We would they should do unto
u.s."
MANAGEMENT.
The colony will be managed BY Off
GERS elected annually by the members.
Provisions are made in the bylaws to
remove an Objectionable or incompetent
officer at any time during his term of Of
flee. Male and female will have equal
privileges in voting; also equal paw for
service performed.
HOMES FOR MEMBERS.
Hotel accommodations for members
will be built at the expense of the ssso-
citation, members using the same paying
for the privilege of such use. But for
those who desire to live apart, build
ing lot 2OOx200 feet will be reserved for
each members private use, upon which
he can erect building to his own taste
at his own expense.
WHO CAN BECOME MEMBERS.
All persons of progressive tendencies
and good moral character, male or fe-
male are eligible for membership in this
colony. The association, however, re-
serves the right to reject any applicant
they may deem objection BILE.
The membership will of course be linn
aited at present. However, there are
several thousand acres of land that it
will be to the advantage of the associa-
ton to absorb and develop as rapidly as
possible; hence the limit of member
chip has not been fixed.
ACTUAL RESIDENCE NOT COMPULSORY.
AS it will not be convenient or desir-
able for all members to settle in the COL
ony at once, all that will be required of
those who prefer to postpone actual resi-
dence, is to pay up the price of member
ship. Thev will then be entitled to
take up their residence when 1t suits
their convenience.
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Persons desiring to become members
should communicate at once with J. j.
Martin, Room 4, l. O. O. F. Building,
San Francisco, California, sending their
full name and address, when they will
receive copy of the constitution and
bylaws and full particulars as to plans,
etc., with a blank form of application,
which the applicant will be required to
fill cut
VALUE OF MEMBERSHIP.
A membership in this association con
sists of an equal share with all other
members, in the emoluments, profits,
privileges and hereditiments of the COL
ony. 1t means that everv member
shares equally in all that the bounteous
soil will yield and all that improved ma
chinery can produce, measured w the
amount of time he has usefully en-
ployed, or the proportion of energy he
has himself expended in producing the
general result, whatever it may be.
COST OF JOINING.
The price of membership is $500, $40
of which must be paid IN cash upon
making the application for membership.
The balance will be received in monthly
cash payments of not less than S. per
month; or, in services to the colony of
the value of not less than SIS per month,
or in material of not less than $40 per
month.
Those who prefer to do so, can pay the
total amount of their membership at
once in money or approved material
(tools, groceries, clothing or supplies of
some kind that can be utilized by the
colonV) for which advance, if paid in
full, on or before December l, 1886, a
discount of 20 per cent will be allowed.