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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
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Probate Court
CYRUS Il. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Charles II. Brewer, de-
ceased; petition for administration
filed; hearing Dec. 26.
Estate of Frank Martin, deceased ;
petition for administration filed; hear
ing Dec. %.
Estate OF Margaretna Wurster. de-
ceased; administrators final account
filed; hearing Dec. 2s.
Estate Chester A. Lille. deceased
executors final account allowed.
Estate of Orrin 5. Hodges, deceased
Administrative final account Ill ed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

tended for J. W. RossntAal. OF the
Tower Clothing company. Wnsn N
front of the Z. E. Ailea furniture fae-
tory On Canal street, his horse eecsn
frightened. jumped suddenly .nd tear
ing Itself fiee from the thllls, ran
away leaving Mr.. West sittlng In ms
rsriy with Ms arm aronod the necks
OF bis p1ps-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

HQ Siivsry Haired Lover Takes Baek
His Gift.

HIS GIft.
Justice DeWolf rendered his decision
yesterday IN the case OF trover brought
by Kittie Cook against John Daily.
John. who is sllvery haired veteran,
bought gold watch and chain, paying
Tor 1t on the installment plan. Kitte
was carrying the treasure under the de-
lusion that John had presented it to
her. John got possession of it one
night and refused 10 return it, where
upon klttle and he had q little mis-
understanding concerning its owner
ship, and she began an acton III trover
to recover it. BY decision OF the
court KIttie has no ''ticker" III her little
watch pocket.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
THEY ASK FOR A RECEIVER.
4 New York Trust Company After tn
Kalamazoo Street Railway.

4 New York Trust Company After the
Kalamazoo street Railway.
The Knickerbocker Trust company Of
New York has flied bill in equity in
the United States circuit court against
the Kalamazoo city and County rail-
way company for the foreclosure of a
mortg age to the amount of 500, 600.
The bill Of complaint sets forth that the
defendant company purchased the road
in August, 1890, from Wayne Griswold
Walter Stanton aud Thornton NJ. Not
ley ~ trustees for $i2, 800. and they
fioated bonds TO the amount OF $780,
900. The complaint also asked for y
receiver, and William X. Adams Of
New York has been appointed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
TELEPHONE NO. 1ee
THE WEBER PIANO.
Professor Garwood of Chicago says That
1t Il His Choice for Hone and
Professional Use.

3TOlee8tOn0 ~ Oo0s
CHICAGO, Oct. IL, 1891.
The Manufacturing Piano Co.. Chicago, ILL.,:
GENTLEMEN-For ten years the Weber
piano has been my choice for home and
professional use. During that time I
have purchased two of your grands
and they have stood the test of many
hours of daily use?
Their broad and noble tone, their
perfect action, equally responsive to
the firmest or most delicate touch,
make them what they are-a perfect
medium for artistic expression. When
my present instrument by faithful SER
vice shall have earned repose. be sure
shall replace it by another "Weber
grand" Sincerely yours.
VICTOR GARwoop.
A full assortment of these world
renowned pianos can be found at ths
warcrooms of julius A. J. Friedrich 30
and 80 Canal street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Mssenie Insara.ce.

x. F. Morse, general agent for
Knights Tempiars and Msson's Life
Indemnity company, Of Chicago, has
rooms at the Eagle hotel for a few
days, wnere be can be found 1T l 80 to
4.so D. m, and TO Top. m. Calls an.
swered at other hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

as win s.sa. viva sh. city sor se.ses
sp>s Cash.

- VII S>tus WIZ the tttg for Se,e0e
sp>s ts.h-
Isaac walker. the Gre alarm patent
siainant. . . modest Gentleman He
vlll sudsr slmoss ssyshing rather than
appeal 10 the strong arm Of the s-,
snd ~ an eviienc- ef ssis long suffer
ins s.d sld-Frsnaer~d dsspossnsn he
tles VITA tae citF clerk . eemnuaica-
non ~ The mayer sna censaon eoonsis.
- saseh hs efers - settle ne eisfsn
foT th- isfrsrx~m~nt - hss patent FOR
~ 9sr. u tae esty ~iil ear hsns thss
susssnt sithin . r~e~snsbss Nsu. h>
vii rsns- 80 fafta~r Gessi.. ore 4 a
dec not D. ~sti ccsrwepes sait sns ~sll
nsxs tAs aaty is1asfs psssg.fs- Ice
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Gentlemen, you will make . mistake
il you buy . gents or boys shoe be-
fore seeing my stock. All the latest
novelties in artistic footwear, and am
selling them at prices that anyone can
afford TO buy a pair.
Albert ScoTr,
81 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Snow Apples. Jonathan Apples. Sweet Cider.
Rice Pop Corn. Ohio Hickory Nuts. New Figs.
Saratoga Chips.
The above prices are for few days, only 80
taket advantage OF them and send in your
orders.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

B. J. BullaTd. of No. 2 Pearl street
reports the sale of over 1000 feet OF
weather strips at retail within the past
two weeks aud says that 1T least 10. 600
feet more viii be required 70 supply HE
customers
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Frantic efforts are being made by
clothing men to draw trade to their
doors. One man advertlses q lot OF
shelf worn stuff that can't te sSld in
Detroit. Another offers goods at haf
price. Another offers ellver dollars,
and, would you believe it, another
offers to sell $50 overcoat for $l2.
Bodenstcin Bros. don't use such band
wagon methods to draw custom. They
keep right on saving and double their
overcoat sales daily. They claim to
give q customer full value for his hard
earned money. By selling good goods
at . close living margin these young
men have crept up IN fifteen months to
the top of the clothing ladder and carry
o Line OF overcoa.s not surpassed by
anyone. From . personal examina-
ton of their order book We find they
have taken nearly 1000 orders IN their
custom tailoring department since they
opened. They nave disposed of over
= 900 overcoats and in their furnishing
department they have sold 600 dozen
mems hose of one kind since they
opened. This shows that square deal
| ing pays. The boys are low making
arrangements to havs ell their ready
made goods manufactured in this city,
thus distributing thousands of dollars
for labor here that has heretofore been
sent to Rochester. Syracuse, N. Y, and
| the tenement houses Of New York.
Any one in want OF anything IN mems
outtttIngs will do well to patronize the
Bodens.c,ns, A.. ~. 81 and So Canal
street, north of Nelson, Matter & Co.
The Northwestern Masonic Aid asso-
ciation of chicago stands at the head
of assessment life insurance in the
United states. 1t has had steady and
continuous growth in membership and
amount of insurance IN force until now
Il has over 81 900 certificates and over
&I52 900 900 insurance in force. Has
psld over 5000, 900 in death claims.
and has . surplus of $500, ,oJ0 to give it
stability and guarantee Its promises.
/ It has paid more than three times ~
much in benefits to widows and orphans
of Masons than any other orporation
| in the world.
| Call on Nelson Patterson, No. 8 Canal
street. for information. He 10 manager
F.! of agents for the counties of Kent, OF
taws, Muskegon and Newsygo and the
uppsr psnlnsuls. He will be glad TO
| take your application.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
81 Monroe street.

Send ali bills for collection to the
Union Credit company. the cheapest
and best current collection agency in
tne atato
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Doomed to die. and oh, 80 young,
Is there nothing that can save
This poor, hopeless sufferer

1uts POUf, 1OPclcss suIIctct
From the dark and cruel grave?
Comes an answer: "Yes, there is:
'Favorte Prescription try;
1t has saved the lives of thousands
Who were gwen up to die"
For all "femaie diseases" DR.. Pierce'a
Favorite Prescription 10 the standard
remedy. and no woman should despair
of recovery until she has given it .
trial,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

I will sell you moro and better mems
and boys shoes for your money than
any other house in the city.
ALBERT Scorr,
81 Monroe street
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

Farmer West drove into the city yes
terday eehiad = skittsn horse. Beside
him 10 the cutter wsrs two dogs in
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
supsrior Court

JUDGE BURLISGAME.
Ths People VS.. John VanKeuren; az.
eon; trial resumed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Law AND IAWyGR4.
eiresit Csars-PArs 4.

Wilder ID. Stevens ct al W. Psninsu-
lar furniture company, chAncery; con-
tinued two weeks
olaey Judson Grocery company W.
Ida A. Mitchell, assump.t; on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
Circuit Ceurt-Part III.

Cireuit Court-FArt II.
JUDGE ADsIf.
Herbert Hane, guardian of minor
chiIdr. n, Don T.. ana Jesse 4. Weather
man, Va. ONO Farmer Insurance cum
pany, assumpat; by order of court ver-
diet tor plaintiff or s524.33 and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29

ifEAD LIGHT WATER WHITE :. oIL S1I .,,,o,
WATER WHITE OIL ,.,,.,
BEsr FAMILY Fhovs; < ..s. s.,. .x :, ,x,
GRANuLArED sudAk x,,. ,,um
FIX SUGAR nm
CHOICE POTATOES. ,.. ~. u :, =, ~
ooc per pu; ~ oo ior SS.eo
= BARS GERMAN FAMILY SOAP.
TEA DUST.
- LBS ROLLED OATS
CHOICE RICE
FIRST CLASS BAKING SS. POWDER, POI x. h ..
pURE LEAF LARD.
u l7c per b; 10 lbs for sl.6o
GOLDEN SYRUP. .. -, ..,.,
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
1sA SOC per ID; lbs for sl.4o
CHoIcE MARIcABo COFFEE.
~ 25c per Id; 5 lbs for sl.l5
~ &c per lb; lbs for 500
NEW DRIED CHERRIES
~ l5c per ID
NEW DRIED BLAcKBERRIEs.
IN l0c per ID. or lbs for 25c
NEW DRIED PEACHES. ,.
ID SOC per ib
" zoe 2Sc Csc and l0c per ID
| (sURRANT. GRAPE AND PEACH JELLY
~ l0c per 10; lbs for &c
Il for 25c
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
" lOc per at; sQts for 25c
NEW RAIsINS. "a. ,.,m
SNYDER's cATSUP IN BULK.
- 2oc per quart
| " Nper gallon
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
y LIB CAN YELLOW PEACHES.
y l5c per can; cans for 25c
SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES.
- 25c per dozen
MIXED CANDIES. .u
FRESH FRENCH CREAMS.
L 2oc per lb
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-17
ORDINANCE NO. IS,

An Ordinance regulating, fixing and
imposing license on exhibitions o.
spGrring or boxing within the coepor-
are & ulits o. Carson Ci=y.
The Board OF Trustees OF Carson City
% oIdaIu:
section The rate Of license for each
exhibition or enter tRInmc nr q Sparr1 e.
or buSing givea in any room, nail or
building, Or in any place or cundS
within the CORPORATE limits eff Carson
City, Nevada, where 81 al mission Zee
is charged, shah be Fifty $50 doll8Is
i9l each such exhibition OF entertain
IN eni OF sparring or boxing.
SecIto No person or persons, party
CT parties shall give or no q any Sucf
exhibition or entertain ment ct spsfTing
OF boxing within the corporate limits OF
CarsOa city without inst obtaining from
the cry Marshall the license herein
provided, on 10 srch license hal sc
seid 10 altbgr.Ze any suCh e1dio itHau
u lie -iggE On S4ua&y.
Sec,lcD NO exhibition or enter
tain az emit ct SpaTring or boxing shltI De
| given or held IN any room or hall or IL
tuy building where liquors are sold, or
"a any place OF grounds wlthin SAL city
where liquors are sold, whether an al
mission zee Is or is not charged or col
section THE City Marshall is here
BY authQri zed and directed 10 be pres
eat nj ;tll sach exhibitions or entertain
nlent o. sparring or boxing, and 1t shall
be his duty 20 see that such exhibition
| or entertainment of SPAR ng or boxing
! is conducted IN such 2 manner as 10 IL
| Illustrate and show skill and training,
aa0 +, it Eerebg made his duty 10 stop
/ sucb aurertainment or exhibition, il ia
I MIS- judgement II is one of physical
/ strength or endurance of the persons
eng ged. or If III his judgement the
sam is = prize-hght
! section ANY person who shall Vio
| late any OF he provisions of this ord1n-
4 xtrla shall lpPI refuse 10
! tag q ont 4 license, AS herein provided,
| shan be deemed guilty OF INSIDE
l,lea. or, and upon conviction Thereon,
| shall be punished by a dne ia sum
| not less than enc hundred dollars nor
| mo than two hundred dollars or BY
! i'm pr sOE N emf IN the County jail OF
| onnsoy County Nevada for period not
/ exceedfng one hundred days, or by both
such fine and in prisonmeDt.
Approved: It. r. HOFER,
President OF the Board OF City Trustees.
Attest VIM. Hy. Doane, Clerk
Carson City, New, Feb. 8, 1891.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-17
AN IMPORTANT CASE.
One that will be OF Great Benefit
to Nevada.

Last week Hon. Judge Rising
rendering a decision Of more than
usual Importance TO The mercan-
tile interest of this State and Cali
fornia.
For twenty-five years n Har-
Tis the Genoa merchant, has been
one OF the leading business uen
of Carson Valley AS a county
merchant be carried a large stock
of goods, and his trading eXpedi
tions throughout Various parts Of
Western Nevada, made his name
familiar in this locality lis eX-
tensive dealings resulted il the
establishment Of q first Class cred
it, but the first Of April 1880,
found him with an indebtedness
OF $4,000 FOR msrchandise pur-
chased from CaliforCia dealers.
About May Ist $50, local cred
itors attached his stock for dsbis
aggregating about $1,000 de
then visited San Francisco for the
pretended purpose of erecoipg a
settlement with his creditors, Of
fering them 90 cent OF the dollar
which offer WEE zQbaeQ uently
raised to % GEMS, and both men
refused
The whole matter wos then
placed in the hands OF e. 7. Hat
field OF Sacramento and Trenmo-
Coffin Of Carson attorneys for the
cerditors, and hen commenced g
struggle for The money.
The peculiar state Of affairs thea
shown, /. e; twenty-five years in
business, carrying such q large
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-17
A FIGHT FOR DELAY.

The fight over LaGrave's bill pro-
viding for canvass Of the votes
cast in this State for and against
the Constitutional Convention. has
the appearance Of being purely a
fight for delay
An attempt on the part OF La
Grave to have the Ways and
Means Committee report the bill
at IL o'clock to-day failed by a
vote of Is to 6 against. Those
WHO voted for the motion were
Emmett Foley LaGrave, Sawyer,
Sproule and Williams of Elko.
1t would not seem to the ordi-
nary mind that bill so simple
would require a very lengthy de-
liberation on the part of Com
mittee. The APPEAL believes that
considerable Jug cry has been
INDUCED in and Misrepresentation
made in the Senate, whether will
fully or not we do not pretend to
say, relative to the vote on this
bin. The statement that Carlisle
& Co.. of San Francisco, made
any mistakes in the election print
ing for Lincoln County is untrue.
While ia San Francisco q few DAYS
ago the editor of the APPEAL called
at the Office Of Carlisle & Co, and
there inspected duplicates OF the
election printing done by them for
Lincoln County.
1t was correctly done and every
blank printed by them contained
the words For A Constitutional
Convention. Yes" For A Con-
stitutional Convention. No" print
ed in plain black type.
We do not charge any Senator
with willfull misstatement, as his
Information might have been at
fault, but 1t is certain that this
statement regarding the Lincoln
ballots is untrue as is many others
in the same connection.
The men who are fighting the
Constitutional question have been
either woeiully misinformed or are
making an unfair fight,
The people want a new Constitu-
ton, and if the Republicans, with
a majority in both houses. do not
take the wishes Of their constituents
into consideration, the party will
have its hands full next election
keeping old Republicans in line.
The opponents of the Constitu-
ton have enough votes in the
Senate to defeat the measure with
out smothering it in Committee,
and without resorting to any of
the bushwhacking guerrilla tactics
necessary il G. fight where the
vote is close.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-17

stock and apparently on a cash
basis, yet with no cash, comp lied
the attorneys for the creditors to
institute proceedings supplement
AIRY 10 execution befol e Judge Ris-
ing
Hon. James d. Torreyson the
present Attorney General and Ex,
Judge Virgin Of Genoa, appear
Ell fer Harris.
Mr. Cbas. Peters CT this city
was appointed as an expect 10 e1-
anime the books, and upon the
financial condi ion OF Hartis.
He found that Harris had re-
ceivsd over $4,000 worth Of mer-
chandise within six months, for
which he had paid nothing.
The evidence Of Witnesses res-
tablish the receipt by Harris Of
some $4,000 in cash, whica money
Harris can not now account for
A number of witnesses were ex-
amined as was Harris himself.
Altering hearing ali the evidence
Judge Rising on the 9Th Ias5. rem
dered a decision ordering Harris
to further pay the execution
against him, or go to jail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-17

Senate Bill No. 81 reduces the
apportionment to so Assemblynen
and IS Senators. A body of this
size won't take much stuff TO con-
troll
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14
BRIGADE STAFF.
General Dickinson Announces
His Appointments.

A general order issued at late hour yes
terday by General Dickinson announces the
following appointments on his staff as Gen.
eral commanding the Second Brigade, N.
G. c.:
William Edwards, Lieutenant Colonel and AS
sistant Adjutant- General (reapponted)
}. +. BurgiI. Major aud Inspector Rifle Prac.
tlce (reappointed).
d. E. Miles, Major and Signal Officer (reap-
pOluted).
George Easton, Major and Commissary (reap-
pointed
William Cuff Major and Inspector (reap-
pointed).
Victor d. Duboce, Major and Paymaster, vice
Phean, resigned.
G. c. Keene Captain retredj Major and Quar-
termaster Vice Duboce, appointed PaylaasIer
j. n. L. Wilson, Major and Judge Advocate
(reapp0intrd(.
Charles 7. Stanley, Major and Ordnance Off
Ger (reappointed).
George d. Boyd. Major aud Ordnance Officer
(reappOlnted(.
" ILLS &. Dodd, Captain and Aid de Camp
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14
SUNSET.
-NHE day with all Its light IS ebblng slow,
And ev'ntug zephyrs, soft, begin to blow,
While through the ark'ning regions Of the

"N HE day with all lts light IS epolng sioW'
synos s 5'p Ts soft Se ss9ops o Uf tn.
sky
Calm night, with all her myriad host sweeps by.
Beneath humble weepingwlllow tree,
whose leaves rustling in minor key,
Swung by the penslve spirits OF the air.
once again espy my ott-frequented chair
IT'S here love to sit. while AL around
Is hushed in silence, and no earthly sound
Comes to my ear. save some sad tone
OF feathered minstrel, fate has left alone.
In vain she calls for her departed mate;
In vain the echoes the sad tale relate;
IL is in vain. The little voice is still,
And no more can be heard her sorrowiug rilL
The SUM- with all his mighty retinue.
Is marching far into the ethereal blue;
And thus behind his tagging rear-guard's light
Casts but a feeble semblanee of their masters might
And soon this king with his retreating host,
Has left no trace behind, no sign to boast
So grand a name He came, he went, but yet
HIS greatness hcklehearted earth does soon forg et
But like beauty conscious of her charms,
The queen Of night her dusky breast and arms
Behind gorgeous veil OF silk she hies,
Bespanzled with the gIittering diamonds OF the
skies.
Down through the crisp and clear autumnal air
Her Jewels sparkle brightly, as TO share
The glory OF their beauteOus mistress queen
For as 1t darker grows more gems shine In between
But 10, another brighter stone shines out:
In shape, a narrow crescent, grit about
With one great rlng-a soft and mellow light
That soon doth cause the lesser gems to fade from
sight.
Its brightness does increase: the orb OF love
Shines for.h clear that tue SKY above
And al the earth below is gIorhed:
sense of rest spreads Ger the landscape far and
wide.
The air grows cold; the Gew-besprinkied lea
Begins to whiten; while around see
Cathedral domes where willows once were weeping
Above fretted vault with marble arches sweeping;
And in the silence that does reign around
I hasten homewar DER the frozen ground.
I reach my room-the fire is tiickring low;
A universal stiffness breathes above, below.
Another day will soon bring back the light;
Again the sun will shine with all its might;
Again behind the western hiilS he'll pass from sight
Again VIII come the darkness of the night.
San Jose, March, 1891 F. 5. JOHNSON.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday mornings market lacked the snap that
characterized it The preceding day and business fell
of somewhat. Con. Cal. & Virginia was lower at
$l05s to $l03s. Best 81 Belcher firm at S. 10
$51s. overman quieter at SO 20 to So 80 4.
OphIr declined to 81 10 and Mexican to IS to So TO-
Potos advanced to 1914 and Cnollar was steady at
81 SO to So g.
In the afternoon call Con. Cal. & Virginia de-
clined stiIl further 10 $97s. Best d Belcher to
"a So, overman to 81 95 and Potosi to $55s The
other stocks Irregular, selling up and
others down. the latter being in the majority how
ever.
AT the close the prices still lower all around
Con. Cal 81 Va. sold at $919, Best Il Belcher at
81 10, overman at 81 so, ophir at 81 55 and Po-
tosI at S5i2. The other stocks were from IOc to
25c lower
Local securities were quiet, with decline in
Safety Nitro Powder 10 $73s
The receipts OF Hale Norcross for the fiscal year
were S4666O4, all OF which was absorbed in the
expense account with an overdraft of $3.50 at the
close and 81 $40 due Sutro Tunnel Company H.
NJ. Levy has been chosen President, A Is. Thomp-
Secretary. and II. p. Heating Superintendent
Omnibus Cable has declared a dividend of csc
payable on the l6th Cal fOrnia-street Cable one o
soc on the 18TH Contra Costa Water, of SOC,
the 10th.
overman milIed last week 33l tons ORE assaying
$40 18. and shipped $10726.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14

Hams. salt, 1O1S@1lc . 10: refrigeratorcured.
lIM@l2c: Lard. tierces Eastern. all kinds SH@
&c; cases, 1O9lO15c: California. tierces 9g9Nc:
DO 5-tb. lOI4c; Kegs, ss4@10c p 10; Mess Beef.
g 60gs; extra mess DO. 81 5090e; family 90
sl5@l5 so: extra clear, $40 5000: mess do:
$17@17 90 p Dbl; Pig Pork, p key 1908 20; PCS
q IN
HoPs-NOminal at 25927Hac q n for common to
choice.
HIDES AND PELTS - Heavy salted steers are
quolaole at 742c q d. medium. &c p 10: light,
DC n 10; Cowhides, 59512 q 1bc; salted Kip. &C;
salted Calf 69811c: dry Hides usual selection zee.
dry klps, DC: dry Calf Sc: prime Goatszins 40150o
each; medium do, 25935c; small skins, IWG20c;
Deerskins, good summer. 3712c; medium. 500 32L2;
thin, 2O(926: Sbeepskins, shearings 10000: short
wool, 30G5pc; medium, 65@9Uc long wool. 9Oa
81 rs q 10. Culls OF all kinds about 1s less.
TALLOW-Fair to 1ood rendered. 315@33zc; re-
fined, 47s(95c: Grease. &c p 10.
W0OL-FaIl clips are quotabe as follows: Sacra.
mentO Valley free. 139l4c; do defective, lODl2c:
Mountain free, 109l5c; San Joaquin and Southern.
QAl0c q IN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14
PRACTICAL SCIENCE.
Organization Of California En-.
t0m0logists.

The California chronological Society was
organized yesterday in the rooms Of the
State Board Of Horticulture. 900 Suffer
street.
The objects of tho society are to conduct
scientific researches in the insect world and
to propagate practical knowledge regarding
the destruction of the scale-bug and other
noxious insects.
Quarterly meetings will be held in this
city and local meetings in various parts of
the State. The society is the only organiza-
ton Of the kind west of the Rocky Noun
tains. and its promoters hope to accomplish
valuable results in the realm of practical
entomology.
The following officers were elected for the
first year: Edward NJ. Ehrhorn, Mountain
View. President; w. FL. Robinson, Vice.
President; Emory E. Smith. San Francisco.
Treasurer, and Professor Alexander Craw,
State Quarantine Officer, Secretary.