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IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Members of the California Pre-.
Association.

To Members of the California Press
Association.
The California Press Association will
meet in regular semi-annual session in
San Francisco at 7:30 P. NJ. on Tuesday.
May 23d, in the rooms of the Press Club,
on Pine street, between Montgomery and
kearny streets. A programme of much
interest has been arranged.
All mem bers of the association who in
tend to be present will please at once
make application for transportation
through the usual channels.
On the occasion Of this meeting the DEL
egates to the National Editorial Associa-
tion will be present as guests. on the
following day our association will act as
hosts in escorting the guests upon a trip
about San Francisco Bay.
L. w. SHEEHAN,
Secretary Executive Committee Califor-
mia Press Association.
Sacramento, May 8, 1892.
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FAST TIME TO THE EAST.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter 10 Kansas City and ST
Louis. and twenty-four hours shorter 10 Chi.
cago than formerly. Pullman Tourist Sleep.
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Personally conducted excursions every
Wednesday, with tourist car TO Boston.
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street, Sacramento. MWF
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Weather Forecast.

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight Monday: For Northern
California-Fair weather, except occasional
light rains in the northern portion; southerly
winds; generally warmer, except stationary
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CSan Jose Daily Record, May 5th.l
The Sacramento WEEKLY UNION has
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veteran has held its position in the front
rank OF California newspapers, and we
wish II another career OF forty years as
successful as the past.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

The Vallejo EGening Chronicle has
entered upon its forty ninth volume, and
comes out in enlarged form. This is one
Of the best possible evidences of prosper
ity. The Chronicle will also publish tel
egraphic news hereafter.
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UR THE RIVER,

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furnished by the First Artillery Band. The
committee will spare neither time nor ex-
pense in making this the most enjoyable
event Of the season. Tickets. round trip, 81;
children under IL years of age, so cents.
Tickets can be procured at W. f. Purnell's
book store, cog street. ap3o-my4-7-9
PROFESSOR O'MALLEY'S DANCING
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CtA PITAL BAKERY. FORMERLY KUCH.
I ] ler's, is now open at 922 street, and viii
be conducted as f1rst-class bakery. All kinds
OF Bread, Pies and Cakes.
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use of local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Den
tist, Eighth and J streets
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FULAREE'S ONWARD MARCH.
Enterprising People Who are Doing
Good Work.
Proposed Sewerage Systematic Kite
Shaped Track-Irrigation
of Wheat.

Especial Correspondence RECoRD-UNIoN.l
TULARE, May 9th. A beet-sugar
factory is being agitated and some very
encouraging correspondence has already
been received. In the meantime citizens
are planting beets with view of having
age of sacharine matter. Such an estab-
lishment is very much desired, both on
its own account and because the home
production of sugar would greatly
simplify the cannery problem, and the
pulp would be a valuable addition to
alfalfa in feeding COWS to supply the
creamery.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
second-class matter.
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SCHNERR Sc CO.
Successors TO Postel & Schnerrl,

Nos. iii and u3 Front Street, Sacramento, Cal.
DROPRIETORS CAPITAL SODA WORKS
L and General Agents fredericksburg Brew
Ing Company, dealers in Wines, Imported
Mineral Waters. Carbonated Drinks, Flasks
etc.
Our Sarsaparilla, Iron and vichy Water and
California Orange Cider still lead on this
coast on account OF their healthfulness, purity,
delicate flavor and keeping qualities.
es- Beware of irresponsible parties.
who, under all sorts of misrepresenta-
Ion, offer for sale similar but vastly
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GHAs. EloAR.

100I SIXTH STREET, I'M e. q,
1U~f porter and dealer In Fine MI
Snotguns, Rifles and Pistols S$fY-<
Agent for the celebrated Imperial x4TSTSSA
Shoig m. Safes and Scales rev
paired and Locksmithing gwen prompt atten-
ton. Rel ring of all kinds neatly done aad
warranted,
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3lett1 ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION.

IL THE GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE
"A received notices for previous meetings of
the Executive Committee for the Reception of
the National Editorial Association and all
knowing themselves to be members who may
not have received notice, are requested to
meet at the Sutter Club TUESDAY EVEN
ING, May 10th, at 7:30 sharp, on business of
great Importance. By order of
1t 3. II N. c. COMMITTEE.
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IRRIGATION FOR WHEAT.

1t has been generally thought among
farmers that irrigation was not practical
for wheat. Mr.. Cartmill of Tulare re-
moved the crop of go from the ground as
soon as possible after it matured Then
he irrigated the ground thoroughly and
plowed very deep as soon as it was in
condition, When Others were sowino
their summer fallow he plowed his
ground shallow and seeded it carefully
with drill. Result, fifteen sacks per
acre when others were getting four. By
blowing the ground shallow when first
in condition after irrigation and deep at
the time of sowing, neighbor, who
sowed broadcast, secured results only
little better than those who did not irri-
gate at all. Mr.. Cartmill's system seems
to promise large crop every year while
the soil lasts
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SEWERAGE.


This has long been ne led, and is now
being actively agitated. comparative
merits and costs of a dkiinage system
and of an odorless excavAtor are being
carefully Investigated. There was no or
ganized effort in the direction of these
enterprises until the removal of the rail-
road shops, and the people were forced
TO realize that they could no longer float,
but must either swim or sink. The ex-
ample of this community leads me to
think that it might do others good to
have props knocked from under them.
Tulare people will never rest easy
until some thriving manufacturing enter
prise occupies the roomy buildings and
beautiful grove where the railroad shops
were located.
TULARE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
This has lately been organized with a
capital stock of $4,000 They have
bought ninety acres of land joining the
city on the east. This is being laid out
IN kite-shaped track that is expected to
be very fast, as the work is being very
carefully done and the soil is OF a firm
yet springy nature when packed. Fine
and substantial buildings will be erected.
Iuiare Is already quite noted for fast
horses, and this enterprise will do much
TO attract breeders and trainers. Messrs.
Perkins * Robinson of Visalia, John
Martin of Tule River, n. w. Motberal
and Howard Bros. of Hanford, Captain
j. Hayes of Rocky Ford are all promi-
nently interested in standard or thor
oughbred horses. The promoters of this
enterprise have been promising them
selves meeting on the Fourth Of July,
and are building great hopes on a fall
meeting.
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GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES

a been used by pbysicior thhi e Al las Lac
been not,l lor Inc past 90 years, and has never
diracfoDsw Dire 0wn on 10 fai WIN 5s sent YOU with fi
box 523. Stoes..eeeee ..eeelpt OF 80. Address p. Q.
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HAMMERS GLYCEROLE Or TAR

Fer Coughs and Colda.
Il SPEEDY AND RELIABLE CITRE.
Fourth and 4 streets and all Sacramento
druggists.
fNHE RECORD-UNION LEADS ALI. IN
i the interior OF California
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ARBITRATION IN IRRIGATION.

1erndpS lnere Is no QueSJlOn Which
gives so much occasion for litigation as
the distribution of water, involving as it
does so many conflicting rights and in
terests. Now that it is becoming gener-
ally understood that great share of the
value of California lands depends upon
its water supply appropriations, riparian
owners and all who can find or make a
claim naturally use every effort to secure
water.
Upon the st. Johns River, in Tulare
County, there was such a network of
conflicting claims and rights that endless
litigation was threatened. By the appli-
cation of the Grange principle Of arbitra-
ton these difficulties have been adjusted
for the present and guarded against for
the future.
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER ASSOCIATION
Consists of all claimants to waters of this
stream who have organized to avoid liti-
cation and secure just distribution of
waters. They agree to submit all mat
terS Of difference to board of five Com
missioners, whose decision upon such
questions shall be final and shall go upon
| record with authority equal to decree of
| the court.
First Commissioner Joseph Peacock.
representing Lakeside Ditch Company,
Second Commissioner John r. Powell
representing the Modoc and Uphill Ditch
| Companies.
Third Commissioner Joseph Speir, rep
resenting Jennings IL Matthews bitches.
| = Fourth Commissioner G. Burrel. rep
resenting riparian owners.
| Fifth Commissioner A. P. Merritt.
| representing Tulare Irrigation District.
| Upon the disposition on the part Of these
| Commissioners to do and concede what is
| fair depends not only the interests of great
constituencies, but the success of plan
| calculated to confer vast benefits upon
| those who use the water and avoid many
| such complications as have ruined vast
properties in the past. Other districts are
| intending to adopt the plan of arbitration
| II the results in this case are encouraging
! 1t is to be hoped that the gentlemen
honored with this important position will
show wisdom becoming those who rep
resent interests vital to their constituents
and a principle almost equally important
to their class. AS President j. w. Mackey
of Tulare Irrigation District is an en-
| thuslastic granger, we suspect that he was
| largely instrumental in thus applying
| grange principles.
TULARE CITY PARK.
| Mindful of the good example of Merced
! the citizens, with the aid of the City
! Board of Trade, have laid out and i'm
| proved park 60x400 feet, between the
depot and the principal street. 1t has
been carefully seeded with blue grass and
| planted with trees. Some very fine fan
palms came from the Paige & Morton
ranch. 1t is proposed to lay out the
grounds upon more elaborate scale next
season, to correspond better with the
beautiful fountain which is part of
| them and was the gift of D. W. Madden,
This park will give to those passing on
the train a good impression of a young
city whose surroundings offer unusual
attractions. FRANK s. CHAPLIN.
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FOR GROCERY CLERKS.
S25O.OO CASH. ag

$3.50 To be given in the above sums to
the SIX retail grocery clerks who shall have
sold the largest number of cans of
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COW DREY

BATES & SUYDAM, Agents,
2O5 Front street. San Francisco, Cal.
TTNHE UNION AND CENTER PICNIC
which was to have been held at Chadder-
don's Grove May 4th, has been postponed to
FRIDAY, May 18TH. myS-3t*
OARD OF THANKS.-WE DO HEREBY
I J tender our sincere thanks 10 the friends
who so kindly assisted US during the illness
and death of our beloved child, Philip, and
also for the many floral offerings. MIX. and
MRS. ]. Q. GOTTHOLD. Its
The advocate., 1892-01-27

fault "a primarily with the people. The
bogus Representative will be cared for by
Wall street Party leaders in various
ways will be placated, the party press
will smooth 1t over, and when the hur-
rah Of party comes ON the next campaign,
the people will be expected to rush to
the rescue Of the party fetch with their
old time slacrlty.
The NeWs notes these things merely
rs existing facts. 1t Is no use for any
one to grow gloomy or tear his hair or
feel anarchlal. A gentleman remarked
to-day that q little dose Of the rope
would keep Representatives in their
places. This is not only foolish talk,
but It is bad talk. There is q simple and
peaceful and lawful remedy within easy
reach Of the people. When any very
great number of them get through with
heir idols and really desire reform, they
can easily secure it, but for the present
the party fetch worship will probably
20 forward.
The advocate., 1892-01-27
Or. GREGG'S ELECTRIC SPEcIALTIES
mn
ADO THE REST. |"
60 forward.

The extent Of Pressure on the button and the
success OF DIR. Gregg Electric goods iu "DolnE
che Rest, lB mOst satisfactorily shswn In the
marvellous growth Of our buslnesS the past 90
days
GREGG ELECTRIC "FOOr WARM ER"
are coming In from all parts Of the country with
pEnfuSo acknowledgment that 80 much CON-
fort for 500 tho pTlce) was Like buying Gold
Dollars for ten cents
The Delicate OrgAnlxm OF Woman sub
jectS her 20 many peculiar ailments and unfOr-
ner Nervous system very frequently requires
Artificial stimulus. The Gregg ElectrlO Belts
and 0ther Appliances SUPPLY THIS, as
nothing else can.
The Rugged Constitution Of Man, whom
once broken, becomes pltiRblo In the extreme,
from which there Is absolutely NO escape with
out aSsiStance. The Gregg Electric Belt
honestly won their Title Of King OF ROme-
dies.
Rheumatism IL conquered. sufferers from Obes.
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Spinal ditlculties and Parslysis disappear, and
MA Az other diseases Of MEN and WOMEN
are permanently cured, fully described In COM
Plets catalogue for sc, or elaborate circular
the price Of any Of DR.. GregS'S Goods
found 10 be not genuine. We make
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are 81 pair. worth SO Address ''' "-
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and mention this paper.
The advocate., 1892-01-27
SOME COMPARISONS.

10 che Editor Of THE ADvocATR.
/ would like 20 know what the AmePi.
can people would think Of government
that every few years would change oil
Of our weights and measures to suit .
certain class Of commercial men 20 that
they could make more money ont Of the
producer. When they wanted 10 buy
make the yard stick longer, the foot rule
longer, the bushel basket bigger, the
ton of hay weigh more, an acre Of land
bigger, and everything else weighed or
measured; and when they got ready 70
sell, them reduce all these measures be-
low the standard. want TO know what
we would think Of such lawmakers that
would do those things. Now want to
know II our law makers have not been
doing this same thing In making our
money laws for the last twenty-five years
and is not one just as reasonable as the
otherS l think II they would commit
the 1rst offsnse we would send them
home very quickly. Now why don't we
do 90 In the other case? It lS plain to
me that we are crazy on q specie basis
and don't know there is q better way.
We sit like a knot on q log and look Wise
just as though we knew all about il.
Let us study finance, transportation and
land, and right these wrongs at the ballot
box next fall. J. P. MATHER.
Emporis, January 16, 1892.
The advocate., 1892-01-27
BOSS SHERMAN WINS.
From the Toledo News.

From the Toledo News.
In the return Of John Sherman TO the
United State Senate as q colleague for
Cal. Brice the conquest Of Ohio by
monopoly is complete. Two more Capa-
bic, willing and trusted representatives
Of Wall street could not be found In the
United States. With Sherman and Brice
In the Senate all interests will be looked
after except the interests Of the people.
For six years Ohio will be the bulWark
OF the money power the trusts and all
that Is un-Amerlcan In politics. For
many years the United States Senate
has been q stencil in the nostrils Of
liberty and popular rights. Composed,
as 1t is, almost exclusively of milllOnalres
and the retained lawyers Of grsSplng and
greedy corporations, It stands like .
granite wall against every effort OF the
people to secure their constitutional
rights. From Its gloomy depths Of srbl.
trary power, there Is not gleam Of hope
for any measure that will relieve the peo-
pie from the relentless grasp Of plu-
tocracy.
This ls not picture Of imaginary ills.
Every patriotic, Intelligent and ObServ-
ant person must see In the return Of
John Sherman to the United States Sem
ate the repudiatlon Of the will Of the
commonwealth of Ohio. It must be
acknowledged that the will Of the people
is no longer supreme in Ohio, when 1t
opposes the interests Of WalEstreet. And
the worst feature Of all lS that Rep
resentatlves elected by the people, repudi-
ate the wishes Of their constituency with
impunlty. It lS very evident here in
Toledo especially, that our Representa-
tive, Mr.. Fllcklnger, consldsrs the good
will Of Wall street Of more consequence
TO him than the observance Of the wishes
OF his constituents and the ful6llment Of
his pledges to them. he, however, was
only one Of the many who openly and
aFrOgantly and brazenly repudlated the
wishes Of the people and bowed their
heads to the Wall street Moloch. This
is the dark and hopeless phase Of the
situation.
How long the people, through fealty |
to the party istlch, will endure such con-
duct on the part Of their public servants,
% an interesting question. Much a. we
may condemn the perAdy Of such Repre-
Sentatives, 1t must be admitted that the
Evening journal., 1892-03-22
whAI A SPECTACLE

The process Of doling out franchises to
negroes goes stupidity on among those
stolid six at the Court House. II is de-
pressing and disgraceful spectacle, for 1t
is the result Of the meanest and silliest
partisanship Of selfish spoils-hunters.
The six Republicans engaged in the
business of enrolling negroes must feel
that they are engaged in a disreputable
business, but they have gradually stilled
their consciences and screwed up
their nerves to the work till thev
are cailous to all claims Of
decency and oblivious to all qualms OF
conscience. Even those men, some Of
whom are ignorant and some Of whom
are careless, would not lend their names
or their presence to such a business ex-
cept for political purposes. None Of them
Is too ignorant or too careless to be
aware that he Is engaged in a disreput-
able and dishonest debasement Of the
suffrage. They all admit that they would
not sit at their homes, alone, and do
what they are willing to do when the re-
| hpOualohlty lo hANiuca hmVhh oiA hohs
All Of those men are respectable: they
never expected to sit all day long to en-
roll negroes, ostensibly as taxAbles, really
as voters, whom they know to be ignor.
ant. venal, nonresident, insufiiciently
endorsed and urged always by the most
characterless whites and negroes In the
city. II the six members had been aware
that the managers of the Republican
party would have put them in this pre-.
dicament they would not have taken
their offices for SEQ much less for SO, per
day.
Yesterday they enrolled 1O3 names
There are said to be 2s. 900 on the lists
aud the Eighth ward alone has received a
boost of 800 upon an original $500. The
highest vote Of the city was II, 900.
What reward do those six levy court
men expect for thus betraying their
county and outraging decency for lot ol
shameless rasca's2
What justification can they urge tS
their wives, sons and daughters for tn,
ignominy they are incurring2
What good can result TO the county Of
to the negroes whom they are assisting t
de5auch, for their treachery, their be
trayal Of their trusts.