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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
visit OF the Grand CHfcers to Golden Cat


visit OF the Grand Cnfcers to Golden Gate
Lodge, Oakland.
j. w. ROuTke, c. D., installed the officers
Of Golden Gate Lodge, No. 2O58, Oak land,
last Tuesday evening. There was quite a
large attendance of the members of the
lodge. and also a number Of visitors from
this city and Oakland, including w. II.
Wood, q. A. d.. George r. Sanderson, ID.
q. D.; G. II. NJ. Curry, G. P; j. w. Ward,
?. G. D.; DR.. w. NJ. Brown, p. D.: J.
Meyer, d. d. G. D., and Messrs. Kips and
Morrison, +. DIS. At the close Of the bust
ness session the usual Inequalities were ex-
tended anu q very pleasant hour was spent
in speech and recitation.
Norman Lodge will confer the degree on
a number of candidates at its session on
Tuesday evening next.
The officers OF San Diego Lodge, No. 1928,
were installed last Tuesday evening by d.
.. Cook, d. ID. q. ID. The past term of this
lodge has been very prosperous one and
the outlook at present is very promising for
a large increase in membership.
The G. ID. and G. r. paid fraternal
visit to Eagle Lodge, No. 1904, on Wednes-
ent on matters pertaining to the good OF the
order This lodge pays a weekly sick bene-
MT ana offers excellent inducements to those
contemplating joining the order.
The grand officers will visit Saxon Lodge,
No. 184S, on the evening of Tuesday next,
and Keystone, No. 2107, on Thursday even
ing,
i. F. Nelson, Supreme Reporter, an
nounces the following gain of membership
in the jurisdictions named for the week
ending sd inst: Arkansas 3 California 4,
Colorado l, Georgia 80, Illinois 3, Iowa l.
Indiana 10. Kentucky 4, Louisiana II, Mary
land /, Massachusetts 8, Michigan /, Missis-
sippi 4, Missouri /, New Jersey 8, New
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X. AND l.. OF II.
appointment of Deputy Supreme Pro-
tector for the North.

appointment of Deputy Supreme PrO-
tectOr for the North.
a meeting Of the committees appointed
from the various lodges to arrange for
Grand Lodge ball will be held in the hall
Of Empire Lodge next Wednesday evening
Martha Lodge gives a domino party on
February 18th at B'nai Birth Hall. All
those attending may expect the usual good
time, as Martha Lodge is the soul OF hos
pitality.
The eap-year party Of West End Lodge
next Tuesday evening promises to be most
enjoyable affair. Every person attending
Will receive chance in beautifully palnleu
vase.
The new officers of Palo Alto Lodge were
installed last Monday evening by +. Kemp
Van Ee, d. q. P.
L. d. Witherill, S. NJ. f., approved OF
1892 applications during 1891, OF this mum
Der California is only credited with 10.
During the same period 640 applications
were rejected. The present average gam
In the order is 800 per month.
A. NJ Young Of Albina, Oregon, has re-
CeiVed the appointment Of ID. ). /. Tor Tue
northern section.
Bay City Lodge publicly installed its new
officers on Monday evening Of last week.
J. ID. Jtffers, d. ID. G. p, officiating. An
interesting literary and musical programme
was rendered and this, with dancing. was
the means of an exceedingly pleasant even
ing being spent. Among those present
were: $. American, :. r.; c. A. Adams,
q. Y. p; J. W. Maher, q. T.. ). b. Carrie
ton, q. s., and f. Kemp Van lie and D. ID.
LETTERS. d. &. P.'S.
Excelsior Lodge will give a valentine
hop at UniOn-square Hall on Thursday
evening, 18th prJx.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

No News Of the Resumption Of the Cali
fornia National.
The Bank Commissioners have as yet re-
csiyed no news that the California National
Bank Of san Diego, which suspended re-
gently, would reopen, although it IS stated
that it will resume on February 10th. The
United States Comptroller gave the bank go
days from tie date OF the appointment Of
a receiver to raise S3J0,000 in the form Of
an assessment on the stock. This time viii
expire on February 10Th.
The TWO banks designed for Berkeley,
which were inc TpOTated on November l6-h,
were TeluCOTI GRATED yesterday, owing 10 a
withdrawal Of one OF the incorporates.
The first vii. he known as the Commercial
Bank Of Berkeley, win a capital Of $780,
COO, and the second As the Berkeley Bank Of
Savings. with a capital Of $4,000.
The Bank If SehaStopOl. >OuOma County,
with o capital of $4,000, was incorporated
on January 18th. Tie Savings and Loan
Bank Of san Bcuito County a. HOLSTER
was also Incorporated on that day with
capital # $4,000 and tie following Di-
rect0rs. Thomas =. Hawkins, Y. {. Briggs,
Ur.ah Wood, Thomas Flint and /. A.
Whitehead.
Bank Commissioner KNIGHT las examined
and found the Bank Of LIS Gat.s TO have
resources and Liabilities footing up Sll4-
OF o.
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A ROW ABOUT FISH.
The Controllers Dispute With
the Commission.

A considerable amount OF lurid feeling
prevailed among the members of the State
Fish and Game Commission yesterday re-
garling q disputed point which has arisen
between the Commissioners and State Con-
troler L. p. COlgan.
The expense accounts Of the commission
are charged against three funds, the
hatchery fish presentations and Fish
Commissioners accounts. The revenue Of
the first two is derived from State appropri-
atoms, 5000 being allowed to each account.
The funds of the Commissioners account
are made up Of licenses and fines obtained
through the vigilance Of the patromen.
Commissioner Ramon Wilson has inter-
ested himself in the construction OF new
hatchery at Bear Valley, Marin County,
which has been erected at a cost Of about
$1,000. /, was intended to pay for this work
from the funds OF the hatchery account,
which has large balance on hand. Con-
truller Culgan, however, maintains that the
bills for the construction should be charged
against the Fish Commissioners account,
and this has caused the dispute with no little
accompanying indignation.
When the present Commissioners were
appointed they inherited very dead horse
from their predecessors, who went out OF
office leaving the Fish Commissioner ac-
count with a debit balance of over $1,000.
All IF the fines and licenses collected dur
ing the present term have been applied 10
the liquidation Of that Indebtedness, and
the Commissioners feel that new hatchery
is as legitimate q charge against the hatch
cry account as the purchase Of spawn or the
breeding Of fish.
Commissioner Wilson refused to discuss
the subject yesterday and would neither adj
nit nor deny the truth of the trouble with
Controller ColEan. 1t was learned, how
ever, that at least one Of the Commissioners
would 20 to Sacramento to-day and en-
II the matter is not amjcRbiy adjusted 1t Is
probable that Commissioner Wilson viii re-
sign, because Of the lack OF assistance he
has received in his efforts 10 advance the
interests If legitimate sport
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Week Days
FXCURSION RATES

Thirty-Day EIcursOu-RoUud-trip Tickets 10 ana
from all stations 81 70 per cent reduction fro q
single tariff rate.
FRIDAY TO Monday ExcursiO1-Rouu Tickets
sold on Fridays, Saturdays and sundays good 20
return following Monday; Camp Taylor, 50I
Tocaoma and Point Reyes, 81 70; T0males, - Goa
Towards s. SO; CazaderO. 90.
Runday ExcurSion-ROuud-IrIp Tickets good %
day sold only: Camp Taylor 81 IS; IocAlomA
and Point Reyes, 81 50.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily except M0adaysl Zoe
stewards Point, Guala'a Point Arena CufsyE
Cove Navarro. MeUd0cIRo city, Fort Bragg and
all Joints the North Coast.
mo. W. COLEMAN, r. r. LATHAM.
General Manager, Gen Pass. & rSt "a
General Otfioes. IA SRnsome street.
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PRIVATE.

Kidney and all urinary troubles, sexual diseases,
deafness, affection OF the heart. lungs aud liver.
rupture piles hydrOcelc. varicocele and other dis
eases quickly and scientifically cured wi thour pain
or loss oil business
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The WiCw7m Of the order in This City
Now Free From Debt.

Tho vic,r,m If the order in This civ
No,v Free From Debt.
q, ,ford.,,. evening J,obcnacba. ,T-ite
' - -...--.l'. -
1l' ~ SUI - ",''
uaIi Nh-tH was Ia! Ee5 ".'eu"eu UN tue
members Ct tie order and tntiT pa.tiace
friends. Both Ruby and Council halls were
occupied by the tribe, and the entertain
mont r.as n Grand succe.s iu evar,- pariicu-
49, - 7'''''N
. ..,. nj.
vi Lue>udS evening -h''u'v uuiii"" ne
No. 9, received appic'tons ioT member
ship aud next council will have adOptiOus.
No. is moving along slowly, but surely.
and t.a adffirrns In the men. hers hin have
-. .t.. -.oor- % ,,ol.a,,i,,.r a., ,r,oros+
pee" '"e Ae"ns u """AeH."s d" interest
among the o'u mtihueI9 "uleH a'""y7 Sc
! cures goDu attendance al Tie councils.
MaIz3nita Tribe, Ne. +, on Wednesday
eyaniu. last. had a splendid council. which
was LARGELY attended Frei Brandt g. =.
: GuutliHnpr G. ! :: H. ". Naher G. C.
# r.. Adam smith. Z. G.. l.; C.. II. Tilton.
q ;: Charles Fowler. Z. 5, No. 10: j.
Donaldson. / :. Of No go and ether visit
/ 0rs we're present and entertained the mem.
GERS with instructive !Ong-taiks
The Board Of Directors Of the improved
0rdarof Red Mems Endowment Fund ASso-
citation will hold their regular meeting on
Tuesday evening next The association is
Astonishing condition.
George ". Whit0ck, p. :. Red Cloud
Tribe. No Al, Sacramento, was in the city
last eek and attended the council Of Soto
yoma Tribe, No. p He reports the tribes
in the city Of the plains in good condition
Fred Brandt, G. S. will make an official
visit 10 Oneida Tribe No. 81, Dutch Flat
on Monday evening next. On Tuesday even
ing he VIII visit Delaware Tribe, No. IS, at
Newcastle
The Discriminating Of the tribes lNos 4.
! O. u and CD in District was held in the
! wigwam II Winnemucca Tribe, No. 81. last
evening. A. jackson D. D. G. s., presided
! Council Hall was crowded, and the enter
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
1896 Market Street. Murphy Building
over ). }. O'Brien's, san Francisco.

THIS wELL-KNOwN PHYSICIAN BEING THE
oldest and most reliable specialist west or the
Rocky Mountains never fails 10 cure an private
nervous and chronic diseases Consultation tree.
Terms reasonable. within reach Of all
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
FRUIT-GROWERS.
Several Important Conventions
Will Be Held Next Month.

The monthly meeting of the State Hortl-
cultural Society was held yesterday after
noon, Vice President 5. j. StabIer Of Yuba
In the chair. Several very interesting
papers were read. The first was by Charles
+. Wyer Of Winters, the subject being
"The Establishment Of Fruit Exhibition
and Display in San Francisco" The writer
treated Of the various advantages accruing
to both the grower and the consumer Of
fresh fruit by continuous display. The
second paper WAS read by ii. l.. Bancroft,
and was on the subject of Fruit EX-
change"
The most important discussion took place
when j. l.. Mosher Of San Jose brought up
the question of the reduction Of freight
rates on the boxes in which fruit is shipped
to the East. The speaker commended that
boxes are the best medium to ship fruit,
which is thus kept better than when shipped
IN sacks. In a carload Of fruit, the boxes
make u difference of about 5000 pounds,
which, at s 40 a ton, made considerable
difference to the shipper An appeal viii
be made to the railroad companies to re-
duce the rates when fruit is shipped in
boxes, and Mr. Mosher was requested to
prepare a paper on the subject for the next
meeting.
b. \. Rawley and f. w. Maslin were APP
pointed delegates to represent the society at
the convention Of lTul,-pr0ducers, which
has been called by the State Board Of HOr-
ticuture to meet in Fresno on February
18TH, Tor the purpose OF organizing into one
body to better control and market their
products.
A resolution was adopted providing for a
convention Of pioneer hOrticuituriSts to
meet IN February for the purpose OF gather
ing Information and collecting history Of
the early fruit-gro wing Of the State
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EIGHTH JUROR SECURED.

The Curtis Case Dragging Along Very
Slowly.
Tie work Of securing jury for the trial
Of NJ B. Curtis though dragging aIon z
ireadfuuy slow, is sill. progressing better
than was expected.
Yesterday forenoon twenty-nine talesmau
were examined and only one retained, all
the others having expressed themselves pre-
JUDGED or else opposed 10 capital punish
meut. Fifteen ID re were examined I'D the
afternoon and three retained. Tie eight
Jurors thus far secured are =. @. KneTr, ).
W Dixon, II. @. Beverly, :. G. Porter, ID.
Trng.p, T. d. Be, Ter, H. Haisht and X.
Husband.
Another special venire Of seveuty-fye was
ordered, TetuTnable on Monday at 10 O'Clock,
when the case viii be resumed. The case IS
attracting unusual attention. The large
courtroom is utterly inadequate in point OF
seating capacity for the large demands made
UpCn Il dailV
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Tor Nornln[ P for Afternoon.
SUNDAYS excepted saturdays Iaif-
tSundsys only.
THF pNCEFIC TRANS FIR COMPANY
VIII call Tor and cheek baggage from hotels ana
residences Inquire Of ticket agents Tor time caria
and other Information
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
RUN OVER BY A BUS,
The Victim Has Brought Suit for $1,000
Damages.

The Victim Has Brought Suit for $1,000
Damages.
The rate at which conveyances are driven
over the streets and crossings in the lower
part OF the city would hardly convince a
stranger that such an ordinance as the fol-
lowing is in existence:
No person shall ImmOdcrately ride or drive any
horse upon a public street Of highway within he
city or county al any rate Of speed faster than a
walk over and upon any street crossing within
that portion Of The city and county of san Fran
cisco bounded by The west line OF Stockton
street, the northwest line OF Market street, the
southwest line Of Sixth street aud the water
front.
The existence of the ordinance Is appar-
entity known by Mrs. Catherine Brown, who
has brought suit against the owners OF the
rooklyn Hotel for 5000 damages, alleging
that on October %. 1890, while crossing East
street she was knocked down by the hotel
bus and seriously injured. She AYERS that
the vehicle was being driven at a rapid rate
over the crossing when she was struck
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
A THRFArENED Dull.
SAMPLE DAY.
People Given an Opportunity TO Test
What Butterine l..

People Given an Opportunity TO Test
What Butterine Is.
=. Perriue, travelling agent Of the Armour
Butterine Company, has opened a sample
establishment at G57 Market street, where
callers are served good lunch free Of
charge. All day yesterday the place was
crowded, and many pronounced the butter
lie superior to second grade butter Several
large packages were disposed uf, and nearly
every one took away q roll after becoming
satisfied q It's purity.
The article is not intended as a counter
felt Of butter. though its nutritious value is
fully equal 10 the substance. 1t is manu-
featured at Kansas City IN large factories,
where cleanliness Is much more observed
than in many Of the places where our first
class butter is put up.
Dr. Howard Ames, United States Navy,
who represented the Government at a re-
cent convention Of the American Public
Health Association. has recommended but
tcTIue for use In the army and navy
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mick's fright is not we'll founded. Mr.. Nc
COrmick, fearing shortage, served a notice
on the Board of Education on Wednesday,
not to pay any contract until his was COM
pleted and paid for. 1t is presumed that
his notice was based on a claim Of priority.
Contractor Glen has completed his work and
demands his pay, $1,000. The board. not
knowing the exact condition OF the finances,
was in doubt at the recent meeting. and the
Chairman ofthe Finance Committee refused
TO approve the demand. The doubt IS now
removed. and all contracts will be paid as
SOM as cnmnetod.
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lost MANHOOD.

Both young and middle-aged men suffering from
the effects Of early indiscretiOn and excuses 10
youth. bringing about untold suffering, Indigestion
dyspepsia, sour stomach, constipation weakness
OF the brain, nightly losses. etc, RHEUMATISM
and nervous prostratou treated with great success
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a. o. F. OF A.
Permanent Officers Elected for the Ne

Permanent Officers Elected for the New
Hall Association.
At the last meeting OF the Executive
Council r. Angove was elected q. j. b.,
vice Burroughs, resigned.
c. H. Bremen, G. S., visited the Napa
Court last Tuesday evening, and last
Wednesday evening, in company with Chief
Ranger PUTdy Relyea, went to BeulcIa and
installed the officers Of Court Solan0.
The 1892 Picnic Committee will meet for
organization next Saturday evening at -
O'FaTrel street.
Mrs. L. Carah, G. c. C. of c. O. F.. ac-
companied by other grand officers paid an
official visit to Mystic Circle On Thursday
evening and 10 Twilight Circle last even
ing. In each instance the Grand Chiefs re-
ception was a cordial ore, and a very
pleasant evening was passed.
Court Western Addition held another in
terestng meeting last Monday evening.
Several candidates were initiated, the new
officers doing the woTK in most credltable
manner. ), Is. Carleton. p. c. r., was
elected delegate to the Picnic Committee.
The latter member also on behalf of the
court, presented Past Chief Rangers J. Con-
naut and II. Laykman each with an en-
blematic badge and handsomely framed
=. {. r. certificate.
The Directors Of the rev Hall Ass0cia-
u0n met In the Grand Secretary Office last
Saturday evening and effected permanent
organization by the election Of the follow
ing officers: President, ID. Conan, Of Court
Golden West; Nice-President /. Y. de
Mamel, OF Court Seal Rock; Secretary, c.
II. Bremen, of Court Pride Of Alameda {;
treasurer James Healing Of Court
Aurora; Attorneys, King IL Reyea. Of
Court Acme The committees appointed
we're: AuiIting-F. j. McDermott, Charles
Goldberg, Sol PriSeT W. a. Samutls j. \.
Egan, L. b. Nellage, s. l.. Waller: sup
phes-C. II. Bremen. c. II. King, /. W..
Levy. Regular monthly meetings viii be
held in future on the second Sunday Of each
month I'm the Grand Necretarys office The
Secretary and Treasurer We're placed under
bonds of $1,000 each. The first instsllment
Of the capital stock subscribed Will be called
i'm an M4raI.
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Chief OF Police Crowley has filed an aft
dayitint the Superior Court protesting against
an order for the removal from the custody
Of the property clerk at the old City Hall Of
documents seized by the police at the rooms
OF the Guarantee Trust and Loan Company,
On Market street The police claim that
the company was lottery scheme, and that
1t IS necessary that these documents remain
IN The possession % the property clerk as
evidence
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California Lodge No. /, f. and A. NJ,
at its called meeting on Thursday evening
had raising"
Templar Rebekah Lodge, No. 70, |. O. O..
F., Will have a fine programme of exercises
at its regular meeting this evening.
California Conmandery, Ne. !, Knights
Templar, conferred the order of the Temple
at its called conclave last evening.
California Rebekah Lodge, No. ], l. O. O..
F.. will present an entertaining programme
Of exercises at its regular meeting this even
ing.
Yerba Buena Lodge of Perfection. A.
A. and A. :. r., conferred the degree Of
perfection at its called meeting last even
ing.
Court Eucleian. Ne. C9s2, \. O. F. Of A.
and Myrtle Circle. No. 100, c. Q. F., VIII
give a ball at Odd Fellows Hail next Satur-
day evening
Fidelity Lodge, No 100, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting on Thursday evening had
work in the Entered Apprentice degree.
An encampment Of the l. o. o. f, to
work in the Swedish language, VIII shortly
be instituted in Chicago.
The office II Provincial Grand Master Of
Masons in Scotland dates from 175S. The
r. w. NJ. Of Mother Klwnnng is Away
ex-ofciO Provincial Grand Master of Ayr
shire.
In the Jurisdiction of Kansas there are
twenty-uina lodges Of tie Degree Of Honor,
a. O. [. W.
There were 5S7 lodges and 35.o1S members
Of the J. O. O. f. 10 Indiana on December
81. 1891
Ivy ChaDter NJ d. Order Of the Eastern
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James Smith, seaman, entered a room
in Ihird-s!Teet lodgn house, occupied by
Edward Russell and Mary Murphy. They
drank considerable liquor, and when Smith
woke up in the morning his friends were
missing, aad with them had gone S76 Of his
money. Early yesterday morning Detectives
Crockett and Dillon arrested the woman on
a charge Of grand larceny aud found so Of
the stolen money in her possession. Russell
was arrested on q charge Of vagTanCy.
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John f. Burns. captain and owner Of the
schooner Deyine aud guardian Of tie Gala
han estate. was tried yesterday on a charge
of using vulgar language. He found Mrs.
DIT. WIuzrll ia the rooms occupied by Mrs.
Callahan at 1894 Market street She had
done considerable talking about MIN. and
Burns admitted using the language, but as
there vas great pr0vocatiUn, Judge Rix let
him of with fine Of g
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30

The Heydenfeldt viii case promises to be
one Of the most sensational ever tried before
Judge Codey. The trial Of the contest will
be commenced on February 24,b, before a
jury t. be drawn from list Of 100 names
selected by the Court. Petitions for family
allowance viii be heard on Wednesday,
when a list # claimants is expected to ap-
pear with several barrels Of exhibits.
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SomaIi's Estate.

Maria SOmall, sister and heir Of the late
John SOmali, proprietor Of the Maison
Richie, has petitoned the Superior Court to
order the executor of the estate, Ami
Vignier, to file his account The estate Is
valued at $4,000 and she AYERS that the ex-
ecutor, who was appointed one year ago,
has appropriated the whole value of it to
hiQ Nv nnnnnnI
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The United States District Attorney has
filed q libel against 600 bags Of cut.steel
nails and 2245 bars OF iron, owned by Dun
ham, Carrigan, Hayden 81 Co. The goods
were ordered seized by Collector of the Port
Phelps because shipped via European port
on the City of Benares, in violation Of the
cOastwise trade law
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sundays.
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judgment by default was entered on
Thursday in the suit by Russell J. Wilson,
Chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, to compel Irwin c. Stump 10
pay $1,000 If Wilson produced a letter
alleged to have been written by Governor
Markham TO an old mining partner
Siumps attorney at once appealed the case
10 the Supreme Court
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Jndce WnIlace DI.nnaIiied-

Judge Wallace has stricken the case Of
tie United Land Association ct al against
the Willows Land Association of his calen-
dar on The ground that he is disqualified on
account Of bis connection with tie D0nahue
estate. This action involves the Ellis claim
or title TO q large part Of the southern por-
ton Of the city, aud there are some seven
or eight hundred defendants