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The morning call., 1894-10-22
Knights of PvthiaS.

The fourteenth annual session Of the Grand
Lodgr OF Oregon was held at Portland recent
ly. The new officers elected are: j. l.. Hill,
q. c.; DIR. e. w. Geary, G. " c.; Turner
oliver, q. p; g. r. Mcconnell, q. X. II. S.; 4.
NJ. Sargent, G. NJ. OF E.; 0tis Patterson, G. NJ.
at A.; f.. II. Greer, q. !. g.; Charles Fellows,
q. o. G.; ;trustees-F. A. Golden, L. L. Sharon,
}. A. Waddle; Rev. d. V. Polling. grand
orator.
The six Pythian lodges OF Portland (west
sde) design erecting handsome buildi ng for
lodge purposes.
The Grand Temple, Sisters OF RatLbone, bad
two DAYS session At Portland, and elected
Mrs. 3. ID. Jett, z. g. G.; Mrs. Maggie j. Hew-
lit, q. c.; Airs. Ella Houston, q. s.; Mrs
Haitie Aiken. q. j.; Mrs. Emma l.. Fowle.
g. M OF T.; Mrs. Sarah j. HenLoD, G. NJ. of r.
and s.. Mrs. Emma Vorey. g. NJ. of F.; Mrs
Gertie Jamison, q. r.; Ms Mary L. Hyde
I,
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II. A o. Id.

j. II. l.. Gerckens, n. G. A, has announced
the following official visits: November -.
Pleasanton; 10Th, San Francisco No. and
Eureka Grove No 4. San Francisco Goint
meeIing); Goth, Nanaimo, b. C.; 2lst. Union,
b. c.; 26th, Rainier Grove No. 3, Seattle,
Wash; 27th, Seattle Grove No. 2. Seattle.
Wash; 29th, Tacoma, Wash; 30th, Portland.
Or; December 7, district .. San Fran
cisco; lOih, Arcata; 11th, Washington Grove
No 81. Eureka; 12th. Ferndale; 14th. Ameri-
Gus Grove No a. Eureka.
HesDerian Grove No. 10 will have public
installation of officers at Uuion-square Hall
November 2.
On Tuesday evening j. II. L: Gerckens, n.
q. a., accompanied by o. Ii. Hodg. u. Il. A,
aud j. IL. hnarstOn. &. s.. paid an official visit
10 IomaleS Grove No. SO. A delegation OF
twenty were present from PetalUma Grove No.
3S. also large delegation from Mount Tamal-
pals Grove No. 5S. One candidate was
initiated, the work being performed by NJ. l..
Murphy. =. A.
p. Rohrbtcher, deputy supreme arch, will
accompany the noble grand arch on his north
ern trlp.
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Masonic.

The Grand Commandery of be knights
Templar OF Oregon has just concluded an inter-
esting session at Salem and elected F. S. NAL
COIN G. c., b. L. Lppincott g. ID. c. Il. 5.
Bean q. c.. L. c. Marshall q. q. c., b. B. Paine
G. p, J. b. Celand 6. ). W., J. p. Galbraith G..
j. W., B. Il. Whtehouse G. T., j. f. Robinson
G. R., A Thurlow q. S. B.. c. b. Winn, G. S.
W., c. L. Chamberlain G. w. Gustaff Wilson
q. S. Among the noted knights present was
r. E. Reuben II. Lloyd OF San Francisco, rep
resentative OF the grand master of the Grand
Encampment of the United States. The next
annual session will be held In Albany in Octo-
ber 1895. a great reception and banquet was
gramme was followed by drill by De Molay
COmmaudery, aud 4 ball concluded.
The Grand Chapter OF the order OF the East
ern Star convened I'm Sacramento last week.
Worthy Grand Patron Lennon reported nine
new chapters during the year; HE three Ne
vada chapters nave also come under the super
vision of this jurisdiction. On Tuesday even
ing Naomi ChapIer No. sc eXemplifed the
work before a large attendance. On NedneS-
day night the Grand Chapter eXempllned the
work. AT the conclusion of each evening the
members of No. SO ntertained the visitors.
Thursday evening the work was eXemplihed by
Columbus ChapIe- No. So which also gave al
the conclusion a banquet and entertainment TO
the Grand Chapter On Friday night Naomi
Chapter again was the hostess, ana presented a
brilliant programme for The general enjoyment.
The decorations of the hal! were pronounced
superb; blazing stars, floral surroundings and
typical emblems combining TO render the scene
one OF magBiticeDce.
Acacia Chapter No. IL OF Los Angeles has
inaugurated the first OF its winter series OF
soeials most successfully. IL was given at the
residence OF j. Z. Brown III that clly.
The morning call., 1894-10-22
Order of Chosen Friends.

An entertainment aud dance will be given by
Evans Council No. 81 for the benefit of the
IniiiaIory COuncii. in Social Hall. Alcazar
building, ON Friday evening. October 20. A
choice programme will be presented
Organizing Deputy d. III. True Instituted
Columbia Council No. 81 in Los Angeles on
September IS, with 6S charter members.
Star Council No. 80 of Eureka has formed
an initiatory team and is initiating candidates
every meeting.
Standard Council No 191 OF Bodie has a
number OF candidates to be initiated. The
officers are making preparations To do the work
In grand style.
The lntiatory team OF Sacramento Council
No. 30, mas been re- organized and in the ar
future there Is prospect of having a comDe-
titlon drill with the San Francisco team.
Mrs. Henry PayOt, L. q. c., has been visiting
Los Angeles.
The morning call., 1894-10-22
OmciaI Assessment Table.

tOtical assessment notices OF any climate
iraIernal society will be published free OF cost
in above table send them. with any other mat
teTs of Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
feTnal Society Editor NJ CORNING CALL, san
Eranpisnn
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NOTICE.
Taxes Due Upon Assessments
Made by the State Board
of Equalization.
CoNTRoLLER's DEPARTING ENT,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

CONTROLLER'S UEPARTMENT' [
STATE CALIFORNIA
SACRAMENTO, october IL, 1894.
In accordance with the provisions Of an act OF
the Legislature of the state OF California entitled
AN act in relation TO the reaSsesSment OF prop
erty the equalization OF the same and the collec-
tiop OF taxes thereon, In cases where former as
sessmenk made since 1S79 Is Illegal or Invalid, or
where the proceedings Tor the collection of such
taxes have been Intellectual by reason Of error.
irregularity or invalidity, and such taxes havs
not been paid" approved March Z3, 1888, and
section 1868 OF the Political Code.
The morning call., 1894-10-22

WE are agents for wInsor s. Newton. Lon
don, makers of the best artists ma terials in
the world. New novelties for decorating ar
rivlng daily. SanDorn, Vail s. Co., 74l MarkeLs
The morning call., 1894-10-22

OCTOBER % to 27, opening week, Plant De.
parlment. sunset Seed and Plant Co., 427 San
some st. and 507 Clay 81, Please look In.
The morning call., 1894-10-22

LISTEN 20 Hon. J. c. Daily at Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh and NJ arket streets, this evening.
The morning call., 1894-10-22

Present the Coupons at THE Gall Gall
Branch Office, 71O Market street, MOI
at the Montgomery street othce-
Books will be delivered only between
8 A M and 8 P. M.
Special Notice.-Out-of-town SUB
scribers who send orders by mall are
requested to make at least four selec-
tions from the latest list obtainabte IN
order that they may not be disappolnt-
ed in securing ONE of them. Postage
paid
The morning call., 1894-10-22

Rev. Charles o. Gill. coach for the Berkeley
footDall Team. occupied tbe pulpit of the Pres
Dyterlan Church yesterday morning
Football on the Pacific Coast is being recog-
nized IN the East. In Spalding's Football
1Iuide Tor 1894, among tile crack players of the
united States the picture OF l.. f. Hunt, u. C.
'92 Is given place
Ihe Town Marshal has given notice that
hereafter business films must pay up their
licenses on the first OF zach quarter, and must
make payment at the Town Hall and not wait
loI liie Marshal 10 call upon them. Failure to
comply with this order will be considered a
mlsdeme nor.
MISS Winnie Morris, superintendent of DEM
oIest % meaai contests. has arranged for the next
gnia metal contest In Berkeley, TO be held next
| Friday evening.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Ills alygnissd fact that the poliii-
cal conteeos in this state 10 between
the Silvesarty and the Republicans
To use y As expression, neither the
PEOPLES ps nor the Democratic party
are "in it"e-pt % far a. they xsAk.
en- the for Of either the silver men
or the Rsblicsns. The two latter
parties knopg that Ia the main they
themselves y benefit by IL.
The silvesariy carried the stsie tso
years ago bths largest IN j ,rity ever
known. rhsrinc.ples which the party
follows are of paramount interest
to the peopls that state and the prin.
ciples insurpo.her victory. The oil.
yer party h3ishes In every county IN
ihs state and be rawlings Of the few Re-
publican shd remaining indicate the
desperate p4 TO which they realize
their politics orgsnix ,iion has como.
Don't throw gay your vote on the sixth
OF Novembereut vote for the sIlv~,
party tnAt Is ling to win --Pioche Rec
ord.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

1T never rains but IL pours." This is
very forcibly illustrated by the republican
land slide in New York state, where David
B. Hill was defeated by Levi p. Morton
by maj j,rty Of over $1,000 Mr.. Hill
very likely foresaw the defeat Of the
democratic ticket In New York, for he
was not at all willing to change the sena.
torial oga for gubernatorial honors
Many obstacles stood in his road to sue
cess. He had to contend with the enmi-
ty Of the York state masses against Tam.
many. He had TO divide the support ol
the democracy with another democratic
nominee. He had to wrestle for the
lsurels Of the Office with Levi p Morton,
an ex vice president, one Of the wealth.
lest men of this continent and man gen
orally esteemed for his fine traits ol
character and hrs benevolence. And
President Grover Cleveland, who at.
tanned eminence at the hands Of the
democracy, who was drawn from ob.
scurity by the Democrats of Nav York,
did not act like grateful democrat
No, he showed bis apathy towards dem.
ocratic success. his enmity to and jesl
ousy Of DAVID B. Hill by his silence and
by the obstacles he threw in Hill's way
TO success.
Mr.. Hill will not again become gov.
ernor OF New York but he will retain biz
leadership 10 the senate Of the United
States.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

". A. Mctiuirs, we'll known citizen.
OF Mckay. Ohio. Of the opinion ths'
there is nothing ssood for children iron
bled with colds or soup, AS Chsmberls'n's
Cough remedv. b has used II IN hn
family for sever years with the bsst
results, and alwayskeeps bottle Of d
in the house. Afts having IL grippe he
was himself troubk with severe cough.
lie ussd o.her remf,es without effect.
and then conclutedo try the childreo's
medicine, and to 10 delight Il soon
effected permanet cure.
n. Watkins,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Gov. Murphy must get bill passed
for the admission Of this territory. THIS
10 one Of his duties. hut the greater and
mos, important one is the Free Coinage
bill and TO help to ge, this legislation
must become his duty OF duties.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

We regret very much that our good
friend DR.. Booth was defeated for re.elec.
tion to the Office Of sheriff Of San Bernsr.
dino county, which offise he has fIled
to the general Satisfaction. He had the
greatest odds to contend with ~ San
Bernsrdino is one Of the strongest ra-
publican counties Of Cslifornis having
given Es.ee and Bowers msjoritlss Of over
1000. He ran $40 ahead Of his ticket.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

San Bsrnxrdino - had another. SEN
sstion. A Mrs. Bsrne, and her para.
mour are in jail for having administered
slow poison to Mr.. Barnes, who only
escsped death by the timely discovery oil
the dastsrdly deed. Mr. Barnes has
confessed, blaming SAiier for having
been ihs insligator Of the crime. Her
husband was anxious to furnish 5000
bail but the authorities rafnsed il.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Politics will have t0 take \ backeeat
for some time TO cone and we are heart.
ily glad of 1t, AS IL will give a, ample
time to devote our attention TO = subject
more agreeable to no, and one that 10 of
vastly greater importance TO our country
and the wealth and resources OF the
same. We will devote great space Of
the editorial and local columns Of the
MINER Qhe only acknowledged rspse
sen ative newspaper Of Mohsve county,
to our productive mines. and we will
make il OF greater benefit to the ciiisens
and taxpayers Of this county by printing
larger editions 30 thar the MrSEx can be
sent broadcast over the land In order
that people outside Of this rich mineral
belt may know and learn Of our superior
advantages. We intend TO take The
chances Of printing q thousand copies.
thereby doubling our edition, and all We
Ask OF our patrons and Of tbose favoring
the progress Of the county is to sustain
Us when trying to do our level best for
their own interests.
II We are fortunate enongh to Ct I'D.
ditionsl emigration to Mohavs county, II
large sums Of money are invested in our
mines by reason Of proper literature
describing our great resources and great
er possibilities, not alone this paper is
benefited, but our struggling miners,
our mine owners, and merchants and
business men, our mechanics and our
stockraisers will reap greater benefits
Every new dollar invested here will
hiring other dollars. Every new settler
will bring more and the revival OF bust.
ness will make Mohsve county what it
Ia by reason Of it's immense mineral
wealth, the richest and most prosperous
county Of Arizona.
We will IN future give reports Of our
mines in the White Hills, will give &C.
curate descriptions Of such rich mines a.
the Prince Albert, the G. A. R, Occi.
dent and Norma. mines producing ore
going $500 to the ton at The present low
figure.
We will demonstrate that our noun
tsins are not alone rich IN silver, hut that
gold 10 here in abundant quantities, and
give them such rich mines - the Old
blackberry, McCraoken, old Moss, Gu.
pei, c. o. d. and Nighthawk as proof
positive that our assertions are not idle
imsginstions.
Money, and lots Of money 10 needed
here to develop our mines, and such
money must come frvm parties that
know good thing when they zee Il, and
these parties must be informed and
take our word. that they will come hers
and investigate, If the m after is brouxh,
to their knowledge. II will never do to
wait for the good things to turn up, we
must put our shoulders to the wheel TO
accomplish It.
We need new capital and more people
and this will bring US stamp mills and
smelters, and not until these requirements
are brought about may We look for such
times ss are called by old Arizonans and
old Cslifornisns, "Flush Times.n
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

We hardly believe that the peoples
party will ever figure In political contests
in this county again to the extent Of their
last vote. The democratic party leads
the republican from five to twenty votes
and the populist by about ono hundred,
aud no doubt this strength was attained
by the nomination Of Bucky O'Neill az
the leader Of their forlorn hopes. Mr..
ONe'll nominally carried this county by
. maj ority Of fifty over the two candid stes
Of the other parties, but this vote was
cast ss personal compliment to man
who has made friends wherever he went,
and who has the good quality of keeping
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The two leading political parties Of the
United States have just passed through
one Of the most exciting and bitter con.
tests tor political supremacy ever held
in this country. Elections were held in
most all the states and territories and
the result has been most gratifying one
to the republican party.
The hard times this country had tc
endure ever since the democratic party
has come into power, has been the
chief factor in this surprising change o
votes from one party to tho other and ID
clearly demonstTation Of the American
people, that the revised tariff bill has
not met with the approval Of the voters
Grover Cleveland's attitude towards sill.
YER. the long desultory debates over the
tariff bill and the neglect Of legislatinp
for the remonetiz alton OF silver have
alienated the democratic voters OF the
western states and territories from their
fealty to the democratic party, and they
have joined In with their republican
brethren for change Of legislators, who
We sincerely hope will accomplish wha,
is expected Of them.
The MINER is democratic paper and
We expected from the democracy in
power much more than was complisb.
ed. We are for Mohave county and
Arizona first, last and all the time. We
will hail the day when silver gets it's jus.
due, and II remonetization Of this prec.
ious metal is brought about by republi.
can majority, that party may claim our
hearty support.
Arizona has wheeled into the repub.
lic,n line by electiny N. U. Murphy Del.
egate to Congress by q good msj,rity
Here is an opportunity tor that gentle.
man to prove his ability to omp.ish
what he promised to do on the stump.
We have always acknowledged Mr.
Murphy's ability. We believe him 10 he
shrewd political worker and from such
men beneficial results for their con.
stituency are expected.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

friends when once made. The came may
be said Of the only successful Mohsve
county populist candidate. J. II. John
son, who never would have been elected
for his political belief, but succeeded by
reason Of his well known integrity and
popularity. The other popuIists who
we're out for the losves and fishes. were
trightfully distanced by their democratic
and republican rivals, and will we sim
cerely hope for their own good, never,
or We will moderate this, hardly ever
offer themselves again as subjects for
y political slsugl,terhouse
The democrats elected the councilman, n,
district attorney, recorder, treasurer. and
one supervisor, while the republican
candidates for sheriff and assembly made
phenomen Il race in distancing the
other fellows, and the republican nomi.
nees for the position OF probate Judge
and Justice OF the peace attained these
high positions by safe msjori,ies. The
two gentlemen elected TO represent us
at Phenix are made Of the right stuff
They are bright, intelligent business
men, and will no doubt procure such
legislation as will be beneficial to the
great interests Of this county
As = whole the people Of Mohave
county may congratulate themselves that
they have elected good, honest and
capable officers, men who will do their
dnty fearlessly and efficiently.
A. H. Smith, the proprietor and editor
Of this paper. returns his sincere thanks
to the gentlemen VINO have 80 generously
supported him in his aspirations to an
Office, which II attained, would have
given him chance TO dem onsfraie how
strong is his belief in the greatness oI
this county and his desire to benefit |,
by useful and liberal Legislation.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Chairman BAocock, Of the National
repu bIicsn committee, claims that the
next congress will have . republican
majority Of to in the senate, and a
majority Of 80 in the lower house. This
will give the Z. o. p. q splendid chance
TO demonstrate that their promises to
give rs silver legislation were honestly
meant,
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10
Weather Report.

summary for month Of October oi
meteorological record q. Signal, Ariz.
Temperature: Max mean 81; min
mean 64.2; max and min mean 7O.6.
highest temperature 97, date Oct. a:
lowest temperature As, date Oct. 30. n
precipitation, 80-100 inches.
HENRY KosHLASD,
= Observer.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The First NAtionsl Bank Of San Ber-
nardino has closed it's doors for want Of
funds. The Hon. Foster 8. Dennis Of
Kingmsn. predicts that the republicans
of the golden state will lay It st the door
Of jim Budd, the democrat, who Was
elected governor Of tn It state
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

From reports thus far received Cali
fornis has elected the entire republican
state ticket with the exceptioI Of Morris
NJ. E,tee, the nominee for governor.
Six republican and one democratic con.
gressmen have been elected and all ol
these have been elected for the reason tina,
they sre opposed to bossism sad the 20.
IiticAl rule of the Southern Pacific rail.
road, q compA any which has held the dss
tiny Of California in it's hands for years,
and levied an outrageous high freight
and passenger tariff upon the resources
Of that state. Morris NJ Estee has been
accused Of being the tool Of the 8. P
and entirely under the thumbs Of Dan
Burns, who has manipulated the politics
Of California in conjunction with bis
fellow freebooter Buckley, two gentlemen
who have. become millionaires at the
expense Of the citizens Of the golden
state, and who have ds6ed the majesty
Of the law in N any instance, AMI for oe.
ing associated with such men Mr.. Estee
has met his political Waterloo. The peo
pie have decided that such bosses and
the octopus Of the 8. p. shall rule them
no longer. They have elected congress,
men who will bring that company to rea.
son #, they are not corrupted by large
bribes. The new r. X. commissioners
Of that state will, We sincerely hope, be
true TO their pledges and make such
freight rates for the people ss is just
and right for both sides.
The municipal election n San Fran
cisco resulted in the success Of Mr.. A
Sutro, the candidate Of the peoples par.
ty, and the declared enemy OF the 8. p
r. r. Mr.. Sutro. who is the owner o
the Sutro Heights, Of the Cliff House
and one Of the weslthiest men Of the
state, forced the 8. p. r. r. who ownt
the cable system Of San Francisco tc
make one FIVE cent rate from the ferry
10 the cliff, for which distance double
rate had been charged before. Hi
threat and his promise to the people tha
he will build an electric line to the cliff
forced the railroad to come to terms anc
no doubt was the great pressure which
made him the chiet magistrate Of th,
golden gate city.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Gen. o. o. Howard, the one-srmed
veteran, and we'll known on this coast,
was retired yesterday, having attained
the age Of 81.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The result OF the CAliiornil congress
ional election may be claimed as q great
victory for the silver party, as nearly
every one Of the elected is sure to stand
in for the coinage of silver. Nevada
elected full congressional and state
silver tick-:, result that will return
Senator Jones' to the senate. Mr.. Bow.
ers will nov begin his third term in the
lower house. and by reison Of his SEN
iority Of the CsliforniA and Pacific Coast
states delegation, WELD great influence
in political matters in Washington.
Mr.. Bowers has been the avowed cham
pion Of the resources Of this coast and ol
Arisons. He has been the eteadfast
friend Of silver, and We predict that he
will use bis great powers Of persuasion,
and his now acknowledged influence
70 legislste for the great csuse Of silver.
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The r4I.art ercAntile Co.. received
. carload Of 6nslagstaff potatoes. Try
them
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

Buy your supfes at o. ID. n. GAddis
cash store and sse money. II
Mohave County miner., 1894-11-10

The political! battle has been fought
and the result has been, we sincerely
hore, for the best OF the country At large
and Arizona in particular. The issues
OF the campaign have been identical
with the two dominant parties in Ariz.
ons, for the chief issues were free silver
and statehood, and we believe now as we
have before, that the party in power will
be easier persuaded by delegate identi.
fed with that party, than ny one op-
posed to it's principle to grant us, what
is OF the utmost Importance TO our vel
fare. Gov. Murphy will be in harmony
with the majority in the house, and
knowing that gentleman's business
abilities, and his knowledge Of the W ,rld
and it's ways, we are fully convinced
that he is at the present time the right
man in the right place. We have no
doubt that he will succeed in having
congress grant Arizona statehood, and
that he will use all Efforts for the re-
MONTH"; stion OF silver, for upon the
successful termination Of his promises
depends his future advancement by a
grateful Arizona constituency. The
MINER will work as hard in the future
as 1t has IN the past to advance the
great interests Of Mohsve county and Of
Kingrnsn, and will continue to be the
only representative newspaper Of King
man and Mohsve county.