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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01

The Hest al White shirts
At Harris, the halter and gents furnisher, 2Ol
South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01
mISCELLANEOUs
ORANGE LAND AT REDLANDS
5000 Per Acre on Ten Years Time.

W. P MCINTOSH President LAND
AND WATER selling in theC
packing
as The
For maps and particulars, apply to ~
w. p. MCINTOSH,
apdS No 2SouthA Iains .LosAn Gal
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A Specific for nenrt D,sease.

DR.. Flint's remedy removes the danger OF
sudden death from heart disease, aud cures
long-standing cases of disease OF the heart
bringing back health and strength. Descrip.
tive treatise with each bottle; or, address Mack
Drug Co., N Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01

FOrttfy the system Against Cold
By taking the Turkish bath.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01

Harris, the Halter
And gents furnisher, 2O4 s. Spring st.. oppo.
site the Hollenbeck.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

R. D. List, Notary Public. Legal papers care.
fully drawn. 18 s. Spring. Dispositions taken
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01
Head, Throat md Lungs
Successfully treatt dby
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, MD.
M. C. P, a. o.,
BY HIS COMPOUND OXYGEN
AND OTHER
INDICATED INHALATIONs.

Catarrh Bronchitis and Consumption, etc,
are now conceded to originate from living
germs or parasites, millions of which exist in
diseased surfaces.
destroy these germs. hen nothing else
csn reach them, while our COMPOUND
OXYGEN antsgonizes and thoroughly re-
Sm the every Bo5d pS0n no OF matter ns syem em
what cause it exists or how long it has
continued, and Is efficacious in the cure of
Consumption, Nervous Prostration. insomnia
and Dyspepsia. etc, together with any poisoned
condition of the blood.
In all cases of Catarrh and other diseases of
the Respiratory Organs. where the sy stem suf-
fers from the deleterious effects of scrOfula or
other vitiated condition of the blood local
treatment is invariably conjoined with consti-
tutional remedies.
persons desiring treatment by this system of
practice can use the remedies at home as well
as at orr Office, and which will cause no incon.
yenience or hindrance to business whatever.
/ have seen so many OF these cases cured
thst do not consider any case hopeless un.
less the disease has advanced o the chest and
both lungs are seriously involved. The in
con needing and healing the cavities, which
nothing else can do with the same success.
The very tHst of references from those al.
ready cured.
IN tbeir cases had better call at the Office for
an examination, but IL 1mpos ole to visit the
offce ners onally can write for list of questions
and circular, both OF WINCH Will pe sent Tree oi
charge. Address
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS. M. D
~ south Fort ST., Los Angelica, Cal.
oftoe hours-From A. NJ. to 4 n.
supdays--From to 2:3O NJ.
pas,dance-l5 South Grand Avenue
IA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01

In this column will be found notices Of /
number OF manufacturing establishments o
Los Angeles. ALI who are interested in tht
prosperity of this city will admit the necessity
Of building up our manufacturing industries
This can best be dcle by literally patronizint
those we now have. careful reading of Jni
department. will pay everyone.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01

Beecham's Is pills cures nervous ills
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01
BANK STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
y OF THE
STATE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF
LOS ANGELES,
| January /, 1890. Commenced business
| March IL, 1889.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01

STATEMENT OF THE PAID-UP CAPITAL
OF THE
UNIVERSITY BANK OF LOS ANGELES,
On December 81, 1889.

Amount of Capital paid up in
United States gold coin ...... 100000 90
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES CO.
R. M. Widney, President, and George L. Ar
nold Cashier, of the University Bank of Los
Angeles, being severally duly sworn, each
for himself. says the foregoing Statement is
true to the best of his knowledge and belief.
R. NJ. WIDNEY, President.
GEO. L. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this I'd
day of January, A. d. 1890
tsEAL) w. 8. JAMES, Notary Public.
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RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

u d n ' Z Il . I D A n n
OF LOS ANGELES,
At the close of business on December 81, 1889.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-01
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS. NJ. D
AZ south Fort ST., Los Angeles, Cal.

Ofhoe hours-From 8 A. NJ. to P. II.
sundsys-From 2 to 2:30 P. N.
pos,dance-15 South Grand Avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-28

Euzses have TO deal Win many cases e
which the ei1art apd r2ssCaizr ehhtractioE
caused By the axerelGns OF saeszing. cough.
ing and hiocoughElg are TsrF Weakening
and trying to hs rss1ssnt. Spsezing Is pro
dnced by tU5h exrsrfsal and internal causes
Externslly, by particles cfirritzttpg d uss Ia
the air and sonst1mes By sUahght, " in
tense color; intsrazIiF, ~ dis0Ts3ered ne@-
vous conditions, AID u Is commonly esse-
ci&ted with wloo2in9 oough- asthma and
govt. Pressure upon the fftk nerve VII
often temporarily prevent snsszlng-e
pinch5nE the upper lip un6s- the nose The
Application Of mustard % sSs back Of the
neck ~iu rt5en relieve il; and n Violent
essss an aszs-ic has becn used with good
reSHlts.
CcgEhiug nay be relieved II q vaCi<y q
vsvs-aEd, again, 7sZy attempt nay aSaIl
nothing; tut TIE E.urse saaOzatd pes especial
atIen&sa 20 the post1Te ii s1e peTzDu, and
learn that position which mss Fvmoves
tie tendency 20 fregDep= coughing Again.
coughing nay o. iBaCczd 81 Toxins
sensation u tka tar1e4. Tf1sca SONS very
simple soothing caizcu-e c. Gzi2k NAY ~
hsve, as sEogerT Ella bos. TEfzn ncs. hcor-
20, &c, TAsa, too. msaT PerSuns coaEh
tro1 habit Many lines a 6tSAe exercise
q viii vonld postpone the e-Ior+-P.tts-
burg DfspAech-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-28

The czariLa Of Russia, who Is one of the
vaSslls us King Nicotine. smokes masonic
what INDECENT and ain Il oriental fash
ion Stretched on the s.-ken cushions Of a
broad low divan. ct Gatschiue, she follows
5.eau2ly with her beautiful dark ewes the
rings Of blue smoke that her crimson lips
part 70 send upward into the peEiuI1ed air
~ her bou&oir. a boudoir which she calls
her den" and which Is copied from one
n the love-iasr looms Of the Aihambra.
with palms raising their banners against
the gorgeous ool0ss and diapersd gold Of
the walls HEAVY hearted aud anxious -
Che charming sovereign Of Al the Russias
often Is, her mind filed with g4ewsome
fears Of 4 cruel death for those she loves
best. she fin6s in The cigarette her greatest
-oIaIe, anu she spends many 81 hour, her
small. pst-ician head crowned ~ its
4ealth II brown braiGs. reclining among
The gcli eubry.Gecod pillows OF her couch.
sending H-lie CLOUDS Of sLaUhe upward 10
lie catiiEE ccd slipping exquisite Caravan
... q $40 pound. Inc laJtarts brought
70 her in = service made b. the go,Gsnichs
4 tie Decc1-. who provide work beside
rf.;ch sis Tia best maj Europe can furnish
,u2sSrs c.nzzy, vaIz@r aad iRarViSdc -,-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-28
MASONIC.
Dates Of Initiation of the Royal Masons.
ItcIns Of Interest.

i''-''
Frederick Lewis, Prnce OF ates' was
Initiated at Especial lodge nelu at heW ~
Or, Desaguliers on the 9TH November, LOT
His brother, the Duke OF CumoeTI&no, was
initiated in l7zo. The Dukes OF AofA' OF
Cumberland grand master IN I'9S) ana Oh
Gloucester, sons OF the Piince OF ares,
were made respectively IN 100, 100 ana
1765 lthe first OF the three nj berhnl' ana
We're all granted the rank Oh +. u NJ. OF
England IN ltb'. The JuHe OF tloueosoei'
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"whaa. Thrre. old s.nr,ne. e.

A firm IN Munich Is making carriages TO
be propelled by Cas generated frOnl ben
zine Several Of the new vehicles are IN
successful operation, and tbs company is
securing patents In al fms big nations OF
the world On the country mad they go
at a rate Of ten miles a hUvr, but IN The
crowded streets thesy move Sbout rs slowly
as a horse csr. TIE meteor is placed in the
rear over the main axle, aad the bon9inc is
carried in 4 receptacle unGer the.seat. 10
holds enough for "trip Of eivhty rIiles.
The gas mixture Is ignIted in C5Iinfar
ny an electric Sasrk The motor Is
started by siIaply turning never. A Ink
chain belted t. a wheel on the rear axle
applies che power. In It's make Up the
carriage isrsoneth5ng Hike tricFale, hav-
ING only three whecis, and IL guided pre-
cisely the same way.--Nc-v York Journal.
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COR MARKET AND FIRST SITS WICHITA, KAN.

The Albany Argus, in description of a
series OF evolutious made by Palestine
Commandery Of New York city. says one
OF the last movements was very difficult,
but was accomplished. apparently, with
the greatest OF ease. II was the formation
OF the word Taylor" a compliment to the
eminent commander When the letters
were formed the men deposited their
swords, retired and wheeled into hne, and
the swords then formed the name ''Tay-
lor" When in line they dotted their he'll
NETS to their eminent commander, who re-
turned the salute.
The late Capt HoaT. Of the royal navy
of England, had erected a private lodge
room at the back Of his dwelling AT Pene-
tangUishene. Ont. on either side Of which
grave had been prepared Tor him and MS
aged wife, and IN one Of which his remains
were deposited. These tombs were Of
walled masonry and prepared under his
direction in 1855. His caaket YVES Of white
oak. manufactured under his personal So
pervision and kept IN his private room
during the last 9t1eeB Tears.
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Onyx Is got out in as large blocks as il
can be quarued. The qua-rying has 20 be
done with wedges and saws. IS it cannot
be blasted or dug out with safety The
grain and stre2ks are 30 delicate that a
blast might spoil thousands OF dollars
worth. One cave Of onyx was ruined by
the use OF powder. The nan who owned
the cave started TO get cut tie onyx BY TIE
slow process Of ssws and wedges. He Eot
out several car loads, when the thought
struck him that he could take al TIE ONYX
out Of the cave az one blast. So he put his
men 70 work ard drilled around the cave,
arranging bis blast 50 that he would have
S40, Geo OF S5o.o00 worth Of orYx 70 Be
shipped - once. The drill holes were
charged and he blast was exploded. None
OF the onyx was ct for use exospv IN
mOsaios and such work Theze naAs no, a
sound CIT four feet lcng IN TIE cave. This
taught the ether onyx rl5as-s \ lesson.
and no shocks ana blasts or detoHsGons
are allowed Il gLe cave or IN ne neigh or-
hood for far tkst the eayx cay be cracked
or Jhac s.11e small cracks nay be sc-
- " Ss.,-- : -
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Two gentlemen were looking at z paint
ing Of 6 corn field in France a typical
French corn field, in which peoples shone
out here and oheEe among the corn. 1T
reminds ne" said one, "of something
Ralph Waldo Emerson said TO me when l
was young man.
4 had told him that Twas tired out. and
was going away for a long rest; told him
how intended TO occupy my leisure, spoke
enthusiastically Of my prospective travels
and out-of-door sports. I could enjoy a
lifetime Of such plans
He had listened with sympathetic inter
est, but at my last remark something IN
his face prompted me TO ask, You do not
think those things waste of time, Mr.
Emerson
No he replied, oh, no; but the poppy
should always grow in the corn field
In that exquIsItely poetical phrase the
philosopheE-poet and preacher fixed the
truth that work is the complement, the TT
and best accompaniment of recreation; the
truth that inspired another poet TO write;
F.sst is not quitting the busy career;
Res = the fitting Of self - "a sphere
Youths Conpaaiou.
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thus briefly stated: Joan OF Arc was the
daughter Of Jacques d'Aro and Issbesu
Romeo, his wife, villagers Of DUmreuy, on
the borders OF Iorrafns, and was born IN
1910 or I41a She received the usual edsca-
ton of peasant giEl of that period, and in
her early years was employed IN tending
the flocks of the villagers. The girl lived
q life OF simplicity, Kindness and piety. up
to her tVenty-seventh year. At thas time
the English had conquered the greater part
Of her native country, and the PeriloB con-
dition Of France produced deep impress
sion on the ardent and enthusiastic mind
Of Joan.
She now began to fancy that she saw
visions of saints and heard mysterious
noises, declaring that the foreign invaders
were to be expelled and the Independence
of France established by her aid. She an
nounced that she was commissioned from
heaven TO relieve the city Of Orleans, then
invested By the Earl OF Salisbury. and to
crown the darphin at Rheims. With CON
siderable difficulty and some delay she
prevailed upon the king TO accept her
services
Her presence among the troops, and the
fame of her supernatural powers, had such
an extraordinary effect upon the dropping
spirits of the French sOldiery that an at
tempt TO raise the siege of Orleans was at
once decided upon History tells US how
this was achieved, and finally Charles rnsde
a triumphal entry into the city of Rheims,
and ON the following day WIS crowned m
its cathedral, his delfverer standing by his
side before the high altar during the cere-
Har laI IN, hal
hand.
In the spring of 1850 Joan again took the
field with the French army. She displayed
her accustomed bravery In several skirn-
ishes, and on May q threw herself into tho
fortress Of Compiegne, which was besieged
by the Duke Of Burgundy. During sally
which was made ON tue evening of her ar
rival, Joan was taken prisoner, and was
finally sold 10 the English, by whom she
was treated with great cruelty, and brooght
to trial on a charge of wItchcraft before an
ecclesiastical tribunal. She displayed in
her defense courageous spirit, remark
able discretion and good sense. The whole
proceedings were Of the most unjust char
acter, and the unfortunate girl was found
guilty of sorceFy and treFesy IN May, 1fS1
On MAY 20 she was burped alive in tho
market place at Rouen The cruel treat
ment Of this patriotic woman reflects dis
grace on the English authorities, tho rene
gade Frenchmen, her judges and acCusers
and on the king. who made no effort to
save the subject to whom he was so deeply
indebted.
The hat shown in the portrait of Joan
here given had been until the year l792
faithfully preserved by the OTatoTians Of
Orleans, when the revolutionary mob com
mitoed it to she flames The bat Wa Of
gray felt, ornamented with copper gilt
lilies, some Of them suspended from twisted
fihgree copper braid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-28

Travellers who base Penetrated into the
easbernmost parts Of southern Russia find
some strange beliefs IS 60 the power Of fish
charms. Many dsh found in those eoun-
tries have Cv=o small hard round bones on
the sides q the head They are believed
10 have the power wica worn hy the
owner 20 preveat SoEc, ana they are termed
collie stones Ths more wealthy Of tee
peasants have the cole stones mounted in
gold, and they are w0rQ upon the neck as
s vsluhbfe addition 70 q necklace The
bonez of the common bullhead are much
used among the Russian PEASANTS as a
charm against fever. Among European
nations ia she Nidalr Ages doctors Of med
icine hal faith thar Two bones found in tho
tench have medicinal virtues The bones
were applied to tine skin 10 cases Of fever.
The tench Is an Eu-opean fsh and the
United States Ish cO1rIniSSson are eudeAv-
oring TO introduce Ii 10 American waters
New York sam
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-28
For a DiSOrdored Liver
Try REEcHaK'S PILLS. |
26ctss a Box.
OF ALL DRUGGISTS

would be perfectly unrecognizable but for
their heads.
The oodFes hsve lost shape altogether.
II THIS method Of destruylas the vermin
had not bean discovered che CITY would
have been put 70 Considerable expense.
So extensive were the Eayavss OF abe rats
that the market and fefrs counrn5stee Rad
decided upon lifting shs 6oeziaC a All the
markets and zeley1ns Ehazn win cement
That would hsvemeGnta an osselar Of rsaov
hundreds OF pounds. The corporatio1
paid 10 its msrket ofioSals-a pepnv fo-
every rat destroyed, and few wears AGO
the number annually killed reached 4 0no
representing in itself sum Of eI6.-PalI
Mall Gazette.
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Old Paris Is YasEls interesting and easy
20 visif, too: D'Artagnaa would have
stersd at It's no6aep nap, End wood hard
y have e 1na the Gisy Of 1913 Gtsoh d; for
OF Ehe ons hundred arSd eAuht CT 50 81 Enlsd
sq1ares, which hSrely iueluds tbs Iretrop-
oils OF 5odsy. enssn covsr f4s town of the
1EGsksteeEs, ttz saIs Of wh&nh upon the
right Saak ok she Ss&He ca. straight scross
The garden Of the FrIilerBes, sstced o. ooe-
nex of the presert Paizis Royal ga1dsnA
ran n0rSheaE 20 I'M bCutsEazda, then resA-
u what their uR1e sSgu1S-ARdhsd
ranparts-and followed AsLn 70 ths Bzs-
tile Evea SGnag tie yoEEsa Of TIA MEs-
kszees thess wEHs ksd groEn eazs<sc. znd
sezes Gt graf c3ttz wxzx az4 of faAh1cn
He7ry II bad I9~ssz3 tie vsls, nd Each
elisa b--aChed tasza - rzks EzT fnz cbs
PaIats Cardinal, WHICH ks fsz& Ell chang
ed Iz.0 the P@lzs B$zzl and prSpxEty Of
the king
The bourgeois he cad faSx8 eFez the
rsnPa-Ss lang 9rra 0 struggled cut
thr0azA TIE h.1<ISSz3 zsrz zxD tn tau
bonrgs. bit n l. As1fy xRkSa sde1r AZ
ti1ue HzaiEz tAze The Old ksxzszs a-e fD1n6
today. ~ hE16Taz. fr<r1 2e Rzsxlls 70 Tia
LorTr>, and G1n e6a Rzuiexazea D-aa
% 81 Ge-Ir AN ars Pre- T1xars sssE :
recognizable, foF thor eSuA sAzns-fvrs
out st tEs grdbe Ike he hS1es szaA gxrtls-
men who veze D. TzdS@d Ro51s AID
doc ofesz o{ FER h AID E y. El&sh-
aeld II Scribn@-AE
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II 3 G~Icz&SGa& Lar 90 rz.S hsss bss1
El-lsd s1TfIZ oos xs~ - ~ EEr--azzAzE
AAEkx< Lat. s-zs ts< E1szz ks~4Eze1 hSuad
sTsTYsstSss. Under sszIla. n tS12eST oasse.s
and eoEeE ESs. saa e<s. r. tie ep@u
str~~1z. A 3vovix1oa rs@c1sEI Ia Philip
Etress opeDsd his sC--s fh- 0th~r Morning
and forre1 t1Irty-oTs T-zLs - - feso lear
% = t1tter rT,5 Y wzjea iErrr va gSzt
TAs zZrsz j. Sfts - ~ sa5-stas 1-c----
pese -acsr E - nGz :rsEt z4-1t = Jss-g-llar
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ok zaz L. 49, zEAas5 = - A-sa
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Magazine Edftu-I hgve Just Two PAGES
Of spsoe UHdIJed, and l z-ust have a long
poem.
Trusted Auttio--yy NJ not short story
N E--IInpoesi4le 4 story coul On be
put . that suace
T A-Ol, yas. IL could III gst you -
ore st once
N E-W4l. vel, Whit WI oe tie
;JJIes
: A. *vgiEassg q Yiae*. - Good
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To Utan1s ~sl-.ek szrD. -

4 LLZnEfc sVEs< --flunzy hss hs<z as-ab
Eshed II FzDaazslr la sox uslk4S1S "tlack
strap" tee rezzzKz q E1olzsz&. EItAsrt1
tbs sabstaGos kSa iSzza useza "A HsaSi e
rz-, bus Ia s1rotsS@ k1s al~15s bern Y
sxoss a -he d.asE.3- T1H Envzatcrz claim
thai tizs pzsos-SSfG Fsvol asSaz4ze- gks 81
ra- InsduEsTv z IL c-&Tt3ea SA-oEFh Pc.
vsrizsd I:sa-:s. --IT~Se,sz aEd Hc,sl Rec
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zA1z1Jsa rSHaads Pe-1la via lTa n
the erzzzzt-r5 EsRst esGz1zsz e - h-sg1rsns
sa1zs1 xh5ch E-aws xsG1ssa1fy By uzAxIF
sSSTJ rzkaai1s Z sanK u tie r7ozr srd
le1 60 dry azAS-o<d u fsAlczszE 1szncRs
skxc2Eh tae an I'll a-1a a~aT nuuBs asaz
Ian k-tcky ss5egrs q EsSfz-sass sd oe<AeE
sJtrsps sd ~ PxzzTs e<a s~s cSEsze
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a Grievous Complaint.

It's hard on a fellow, l do declATe'"
SAID Tommy one day VIII pout;
an every one Of the suits wear
The pooAe0s are most worn out
They're bout a. big a. he ear 81 a nohe.
And I ncFsr'hsvs more than tt1ree
And TIERS always coming a mean little hols
That loses my knife Tor me.
y can't make en- hold bat few hstle thin %
some cookies, Al spDIe or two,
knife and pencil and 61Iuch n strings,
Some pGtis and rnaySe & scre7s.
Ard uErbies u -our7e, and a tOS and bah
And shells and pehOlzs AMI such.
And some odds and eodS-yes, honest that's
al
You can Sc for yourself I isR I muca-
I'd 6ke a suit d sUrne patent Kind,
VIZ pockets mare x41s aad hnz;
Anaye aad below sad b~fore and behind
Sego3 sKtrs heavy s1d strO0g-
I'd wont about dozen Or %.
AA easy and qlIic4 10 get u;
AID saos1id brSpeyfsoaty happy. INV,
With hairy NJ Ike Goat. -
St EicbolzsN
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$ Dudes Reason.

"Whv do you sIways take an upper berth
on the steamer, Choliic''
so that I'll to mp ous Of The wet II She
sink '--I{e--or's BazHr-
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of the supreme lodge from that time. lie
was elected inner guard OF she supreme
lodge in lssS at D5JroiJ, and appointed
aide-de-canp with she rank Of colonel on
the staff Of Mai. Gen. Carnahan ia 1883
recent session he waselected supreme
master at arms.
The new supreme prelate, Col h. /
Blacllmer. is of Wisconsin. He was made
a knight in Welcome lodge, No. l, Chr
caao. in 1871. In 1913 ne became a charter
member and first chancellor commander
Of Imperial lodge, Chicago lie has taken
a deep interest in Pyuhianism, and was
largely instrumental in forming san Diego
lodge. No. Is. In 1876 ne was elected grand
DreIate, and advanced each session 70 grand
vice chancellor and grand chancellor In
1880 he was elected supreme representative
and elected again in 1886 for four years,
commencing January, 1855. In October,
1883. ChevaIier, No 8, of the Uniform Rank,
was instituted ut San Diego, and he was
elected first lieutenant commander and
the following year sir knight commander.
In October. 1886. he was elected colonel Of
she Third regiment Of the California brl-
gade.
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= . 5sSgEssszESzsA1 Co., T;s i
,,1l1le
SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
DOlNGS OF THE DAY IN LODGE
ROOM AND CASTLE, HALL.

Sketches and Portraits of the Recently
Elected Supreme Officers of the knights
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