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The herald., 1895-12-18
ORANGE COUNTY
Evidently Intends 20 Be Well Represented at
the Chamber OF Commerce

Evidently Intends 90 Be Well Represented at
the Chamber OF Commerce
Orange county is evidently determined
to be well represented in the Chamber of
Commerce. The following goods for ex-
hibil were received yesterday:
Pumpkins, Lartes d LOSING, Westmin-
ster, and William Schultz, Fullerton; dried
prunes, G. p. Rice, Tustin; white dent
corn, Henry Winters, Westminster; young
Jersey sweet potatoes. +. II. Holcom, Flu l.
lerton; King Phillip corn, William Het er-
Drank. Fullerton: walnuts, George r. Key,
Placentia; Japanese persimmons, DR.. Fl.
Head, Gardena: apples, j. G. Young, Gar
dena; pomegranates, j, Warne, Gardena;
Japanese ounces. corn and sweet potatoes,
+. ID. Ware, Gardena: citron of commerce.
Ira Woodnan, Gardena; sweet po.
tatoes, Aldredge & WEIGH, Gardena;
chile peppers, j. Bayha, Anaheim; pie
mellon and citron, j. r. Swaze, Garden
Grove: limbs of apples and yellow Dent
corn, Oliver stewart, Westminster; beets,
Chas. Leslie, West Orange; olives, V E.
A. Guyer, West Orange; Hickory King
sweet potatoes, NJ. B. Patton, Tustin;
ci ron of commerce, J. "A. Booty, santa
Ana; chestnuts. J. G. Bailey, Santa
Ana; lemons, II. X. Snow, Tustin;
beets and sugar, w. b, Artz, Tustn; yell
low dent corn and sweet potatoes, Nj. F.
Mcdonald, Bolsa; large yellow corn, A.
Culver. Westminster; small yellow corn,
j. II. Breckbill, Westminster; white dent
corn. j. l.. Worthy, Westminster; snow
bake potatoes and Burbank potatoes, Blay.
lock Bros, Westminster; rural blush 20.
tatoes, John r gers. Westminster; arti-
chokes, Jessie d wis, BoIsa; sweet pota-
toes, Thomas Nicholson, FL Moiena; col
lection OF Indian food and implements for
preparing food for use. d. p. Burrows,
lIaram0nf
The herald., 1895-12-18

that he had ordered some delicacies in
the way of picked walnuts and pate de
fol gras, but they were simply for state
occasions when the supervisors and other
distinguished guests and statesmen dined
at the hospital.
The hospital Is unquestionably run in
excellent shape by Doctor Barber. There
are forty women there now and 100 men.
But while there should be- no niggardliness
about necessary expenditures still there
IL room for the exercise Of true spirit of
economy. DR. Barber states that he
realizes this and 10 endeavoring constantly
to institute reforms that will make a saw
ing. Previous administrations of the
county hospital have been simply out
rageous. Economy mas been an unknown
factor in the management. II was ABOUT
time that it was introduced and car
ried right on through Il It'll it became q
feature of the institution.
The HERALD has accomplished the OBJ
ject it desired to attain. 1t was for the
benefit Of suffering and unfortunate wo-
men. The end sought has been effected
The herald., 1895-12-18
RIVERA
Meeting of the Walnut Growers--crop Re
turns-Personal Notes

Meeting of the Walnut Growers--crop Re
turns-personai Notes
RIVERA. CAL, Dec. 1.-THE last meeting
Of the Walnut association drew out nearly
all the ranchers in the neighborhood. It
was decided to extend the boundaries of
the district north, east and south. which
will take in the thrifty young orchards of
East Whittier and many fine groves this
side OF I'll Monte and about Downey. In
corporation will prob ably be the next steo.
The total shipment of the association this
season was $40 sacks. containing $780,
1926 pounds, bringing in cash f. O. b S7O,-
5S3.52. These returns show big falling
of from those of last year, which were
21,S37 sacks, or 2,27l ,972 pounds, bring
ing +. O. b. $l5O.235.92. The in
creased area of the district, with
the large number of young eoft-shell
orchards which will come into full bearing,
will cause the shipments next year to be
something immense.
The orange crop will now engage the at
The herald., 1895-12-18
Fought With Brjckbats

Two we'll dressed men INDUCED in a live
ly scrap on Broadway at 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The origin of the trouble
could not be learned, the first sign of hos
tilties being shown by the taller one of the
two. who pice ed up brick and hurled it at
his enemy. The other man was onto his
was accompanied by II small child, whom
he turned over to a bystander and proceed
ed to follow his enemy's lead with tie deu' o
of bricks. hen they had it hot and heavy,
exchanging brickbats at a lively rate, sew
eral OF which landed squa' ely where they
were aimed. During the melee some one
telephoned for the police, but before an
officer arrived the two combatants took
fright and departed.
The herald., 1895-12-18

tention of the neighborhcod and good re-
turns seem assured.
The revival services at the Presbyterian
church, conducted by Rev. Harry Hlllard,
have been well attended and fruitful of
good results. They will close Thursday
night.
Mrs. j. T. Stone, state lecturer of the I.
o. G. T., will speak in Rivera on Friday
and Saturday nights. and also on Sunday.
Mr.. Tlford Cheney of. Santa Ana is up
on a visit to his parents and son.
jackson Tweedy. whose young wife was
killed at the Seventh street crossing, on the
Southern Pac fic road, not long since, and
who was himself very seriously injured,
is ill suffering from the effects of the ac-
cident, and it will be probably long time
before he RECEIVERS his former robust
health, if he ever does.
G. Webb Gate has just returned from a
visit to Fresno, accompanied by his son
Aleck.
The herald., 1895-12-18
THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES
Chiefs of Divisions Accept Their
Appointments
PRIZES BEING SELECTED
And Necessary Plans Perfected for a
Splendid Display
Company g. N. G. c., VIII Celebrate It's
Company q, N. G. c., VIII Celebrate Its
Fifth Annixerssry-I. o. o. r. Observe
ances-Notes and Personals

PASADENA, Dec. 1.-THE executive COM
mittee of the Tournament of Roses associ-
ton held meeting last evening in the
Office of Coffin & Stearns, President
Stearns in the chair, Secretary Hertel and
Messrs. Mcdonald, Brown, Weight and
Hartwell present.
1t was decided to give two handsome
prizes for the eight-n-hands, provided that
there are two or more entries in this class,
which now seems certain. Outriders will
be required to ride at the heads of the out
fits.
Of the appointments as chiefs of divis-
ions, the following have been heard from
favorably: Captain Bingham, chief of the
division of floats; W. c. Hill, chief OF the
division of bicycles: Colonel Hansen. chief
of the division of single carriages; DR.. f.
F. Rowland, chief of the equestrian divis-
ion; John Daggett, chief of the pony divis-
ion; George I. Downing. chief of the divis-
ion of two-horse carriages.
Each of these chiefs will select two as
sistants. The dress of those mounted
will consist of dark coat and vest. white
trousers and sombreros. The officers OF
the association and their assistants will
wear sashes composed of white rose buds.
Ihe other members VIII wear Sasheo OF
colors of their own choosing. Preceding
the procession will be a mounted herald.
Il. Raymond Howard was appointed for
this position. Then will come the Pasadena
band; President Stearns and the members
of the executive committee, mounted
members of the association, mounted; fra
ternal organizations on foot; the floats
and other divisions not yet placed. The
Los Angeles band will have a position ut
the head of one of the center divisions.
The prizes are being selected and will be
displayed in some prominent place, but
dataied mention of them is withheld until
the list Is complete.
The contract has been let for the erec-
ton of the judges stand and the press
stand on Orange Grove avenue near Cali
fornia street.
The Santa Fe Railroad company has
been furnished with copy for placards ad.
vertising the tournament, which they will
print and distribute all along the line of
the road at the expense of the company.
The advertisement of the afternoon races
at the bicycle track will be included.
resolution was adopted inviting the
gentlemen of the Valley Hunt club to ride
with the president and executive commit
tee as honorary members of their staff.
Company B has decided to enter mill
tary float, and no doubt the boys will get
up something handsome.
The herald., 1895-12-18
LANCASTER
LANCAsT R, CAL,

LANcAsT R, CAL, Dec. II.
EDITOR HERALD:-The institute held
here yesterday and today was magnii-
cent success. DR.. Hilgard was present and
eagerly listened to while he explained how
the alkali soils could be reclaimed and
made the most productive in the world.
There we're many Of til use present who
had faced cold wine for dis ance of
ten, fifteen and even thirty miles to attend
the institute.
Steps are already being taken to hold an
institute next spring in the west end of
the valley. The attendance was large,
the hall being crowded at every session.
The herald., 1895-12-18

DR.. W. f. Carver, champion shot of the
world, has been engaged by the Los An.
geles Railway company to give a series of
exhibitions at Westlake Park daily during
the holidays, commencing Sunday, the
22d. The doctor has six beautiful horses
used in connection with these exhibitions,
including his wonderful diving horse, which
will dive on each occasion from a high
platform into Westiake, the only horse in
the world performing this mary lous feat.
The herald., 1895-12-18
Kicked by a Mule.

W. Fl. Fletcher, man employed at the
grading camp of R,mish & Marsh, on
First street and Beaudry avenue, was
kicked by mule early yesterday morning
and his left arm was broken below he
elb wv. Before he could get out of the
animals wav he was kicked again on the
ley, but not seriously rurt. At the recev-
ing hospital DR.. Bryant set the broken
bone and Mr.. Fletcher returned to his
home.
The herald., 1895-12-18
Severa! Small BlaZes

The department responded to two alarms
yesterday. The first was from box 81 ,
corner of Washington and Figueroa streets,
as the chimney of the house of John Nc
Arthur caught fire. 1t was extinguished
without loss. The other alarm was from
The Broadway hotel. A lamp shade caught
fire in the room of Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Rus
sell while they we're absen at dinner and
falling onto the bed set the clothing Oh
fire. The clerk and others about he house
eXtinguished the blaze with the aid of the
special fire hose.
The herald., 1895-12-18
Thrown From His Buggy

A horse attached 10 buggy became
frightened at tho electric cars at S cond
and Spring streets yesterday evening aud
backed around until one of the wheel
came off frn tire vehicle and the driver
was thrown gu . Bystanders caugh, h
horse, and after replacing The wheel. the
gentleman drove away, No one was hurt
in the accident.
The herald., 1895-12-18

At the semi-annuai meeting of Los An
geles Branch No, 4. Journeymen Butchers
Protective and Benevolent Association.
held last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: President,
G.. Pratt; vice-pre5ident, L. A. Dickinson !;
corresponding secretary. W ]. Andrew ::
financial secretary, j. Y,n Poser; treas
urer, A. Winters; conductor, j. p. Nelson
marshal, .Kovral: inside guard, G. Meth !:
outside guard, A. 2. Nelson; labor secre-
tary, A. Winters.
The herald., 1895-12-18
VENTURA
Law and Order League viii Attempt to Sup.
press the Saloon

VTCSs TIC SHIDOn
VENTURA, Dec. 1.-THE Law and Order
league held a meeting last night in the Y.
NJ. c. A. hall and perfected their organiza-
ton by adopting constitution and bylaws.
About twenty persons were present, five of
whom were preachers. 1t was decided to
keep the league non-partisan, but to sup
port such men as are in sympathy with the
object of the league, viz: The suppression
OF the saloons and other vices which are
obnoxious to law-loving ctiz ms.
There was quite heavy frost here Mon
day night, but nothing was damaged. The
rain on Sunday was much needed and has
freshened things up materially.
The herald., 1895-12-18
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Israel which lie has led away, and also
that which relates to all nations OF the
earth.
Again on page 55s:
Behold all thing, arc written by The father
therefore out Of the books which shall be
written, shall The world be judged,
In most beautiful harmony with the
otegoinE does the Prophet Malachi say,
chapter $40;
Then they that feared te lord fpskr often
one to smother, and the Lord hcafAenrI and
heard H. and q bo~N 20 remembrance was
written before him Tor them that feared the
i.orl and that mougst upon bis name.
From the word OF Col We see tina, in
the early ages Of the world. soon after
It. creation, that wonderful Prophet
Enoch was deeply impressed with the
importance oi Book OF Rcmgm.
brancv.' beng kept In which was con
tanned the record OF the generations Of
Adam.
Not only were Enoch and his contcm.
pofaiies Interested Ia this, but d appears
that the Lord was interested, auI pro.
| badly commanded 1t to be done, for the
Prophet states that to as many us called
upon COD 1t was gwen to write bY the
spirit Of inspiration, and by this spirit Of
Inspiration in their parents they were
taught to read and wife the pure aud
perfect language which God had gwen
To their great father Adam, 20 that they
kept a genealogy OF the Chldfcu OF God,
aud this was the Book Of the Genera.
tons ol Adam.
That il was the design, purpose and
commandment of God that good iaith-
fol record oi Adam's descendants should
be KEEP, IS uuquestiouably true, seeing
that the greatest OF all the antuuiluyIan
Prophet, has left on record tina, "a book
OF remembrance We lave written among
Us, according To the pattern given by
the finger Of God"
Having uow obtained some slight idea
of the significance attached to Iy 8TI
keeping in Ju,c .dcluyiau tunes, DEC Us
see II the people since tle Hood have
| entertained similar ideas ON this import
ant subject.
Noah gives MS no account OF having
| preserved history ol the creation Ur ui
the Church organization, building OF
| Eroeh's city, ZION, and It's translation,
nor OF the prosecutions y! the
righteous By the wicked during
that time, but the following IRON
Abraham the friend OF God and father
OF the faithful, vino lived 10 Ine tenth
[ generation. about 80 yeats after the
| Hood, has found iis way iowa 70 Us,
lie says pages $500
Il sought ot ihr bic. 0r. ofllr are., AMI
'hH ..NI aHrTrIn'l .INH.I .9 u.IaIH. % I4.
minister iUe same. hH.us ...- myself a ill1N.
e. Ut rgh'r1H n.a. aha desiring 20
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RECORDS OF THE SAINTS.
poyered at Conference OF the Church, In the
p''ou'' rabernael,, salt Lake City, Saturday, April
1895, by
ELDER FRANKLIN D. RICHARDS.
fRrroSTrD nv ARTHUR wiSrERl

write. having a language which was pure and
undecided.
NlR this same Priesthood. which wa in the
beginning shall be- boo the end of the world also.
Nov Tbs prophecy Adam spakc, as he was
moved upon by the Holy Ghost, and a genoa .
logy w. kept Of the children Of God. And
this VA ,Ac book Of the generations Of Adam.
Enoch In the seventh generation from
Adam, who lived aud built the City OF
Zion, has left on record the following,
page 80:
"The heavens he made. the earth is bis foot.
stool, and The foundation thereof hi. Behold
be laid IL. an host ui men hath be- brought boz
upon thr face thereof Aud death hiih come
upon our aihcb. ucycrihrl 5l We know them,
and cannot deny, and even tic frt Of all We
know, even Adam. For book Of remembrance
Ne have written among u., according To- The
pattern Eyru Hy The finger of God and B.. H
gwen In Uur own hususgc.
These extracts which am nov read.
Ing are from Revelation which the God
ol Heaven has gwen to Us through the
Prophet Joseph Smith, which h. received
soon alter the organization OF thUCnuTCh
In 1850, aud which are found M tue
Pearl OF Great Price. quote from the
latest edition published IA 1855, IN this
city
Further scripture concerning this
supeflatiyely important subject may be
found on pages ~ aud S5S ol the BOOB;
OF Mormon. The LOtu said 10 Ncpni
about $50 years before Ills incarnation
Book Vi Mormon, and Nephi chapter
~, verses it'I2.
For / command 40 men both Ia The east and
In th- west and in the morrill, and In t0g .8uIH,
ard iu fHH Islands 70. iHc snl, that fh", shall
write the words which SPEAK unto them, Goo
Yut Of ibe books that shall o. written. WI
Judge 'hc world, csrN man according Co their
work, according 20 thH' which WuUsr, luf
brN8d shall .lelk unto ihr Jess. auI they
shall Wuir d, and hall also .prak unto 'la
NrHaicI, aud they snail wuie o. and ] shall
a,.1 sHrs, unto uu other tribe u. 'U~ House
ui l.rtHi. which have led away. HHI they
shall write it and shall also spraa unto all
nations Of the caIih. and they .Aai wu,c Do.
In fudllment OF His promise that lie
would speak unto the Jews ana that they
should write h., We have that pfeciouy
book the Bible. HIS premise to speak
to the Nlphilcs and that they should
write o., Is also fully made NANTES, IN
tue coming forth Of the plates COatain.
INK the Look OF Mormon.
Wiun a lulilImcnt OF these pfughcCIe Q
SO perfectly before Us, we may With 60.
the confidence expect the iu.iillment OF
that part which relates to the uiUts OF
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fathers have kept even unto this day. and
shall cH3rtrof 'p write some oi these things
upon 'HH fH..ul. fog ihH benefit Of my posgIly
that shall come after nc.
Now as he wrote Tor the benefit Of his
postcniy we may suppose that but for
the vandalism that destroyed the several
hundred thousand volumes that had
been gathered under the Pc cmies from
all paris OF The known world into the
museum and library aud temples "
Alexandra in Igypt aud elsewhere the
world might have been better informed
on many points OF the earih's earlier
history.
The transmission Of intelligence in
those earlier times, however was far
more difficult than In our day. Other
histories inform US that Abraham spent
several years OF his earlier lie with
Noah. Shym and Eber, and that Ii was
OF them that he learned the Gospel
obtained the records and information
concerning the creation, the planets, the
gencslOgy Of his ancestors. etc. as
known and understood BY the fathers.
u was, as lust stated, mucu more diff.
cult 10 makc records in the days Of
Abraham and OF Slcm and those that
lived 90 their day than at present. How
did they do ~ They took dirt or clay
aud made uCs tablets and then they
took something poilted and wrote on
item the Information they desired, AZ sf
which the tablets were put into an oven
or heated place and baked making what
We now cal terra Gotta. This Is the
way they did in those early times that
take us back TO the history OF Shiuear.
Babylon aud Nirivyh. They piled up
these terra Gotta records. and now, cen.
turtles alter the destruction OF those cities,
quantities Ui this literary matter made
O., the dust Of the earth, have been
brought away aud added to tue culiCC.
lions In the British museum. You see
they could not make records as easy
then q, nov.
The Lord used stone on which to
write the Ten commandments to Israel.
DO wished his testimony might be
wuucn with an iron pen aud lead In the
rock forever a remarkable specimen
of TINS kind OF record Is the ,u.ralcd
MOabiic stone now In the French Louvre.
Ii was discovered 10 1905 auu ,u..,ains
the earliest inscription IN the phuMrian
alphabet known, relating some impor-
tant cyents In the history ul the Moabites
during he reign Of MeSha. The eDgtay-
Ing, date at least go years before our
eta.
FOR common use In li1ekiels day the
Law and the prophecic, were written on
pspi rus "a material prepared IRON the
liner bark ui q reed OF lag that grew In
Egypt and other warm countries, and
rolled on ana vt OF two round sticks as
mentioned IN the 57th chapter Of his
prophecy
Lchi carried with him the Mosaic Law,
the Prophets, and history VI the creation
on Dtt,s ate, when he Lett jerusalem
,iN hundred years before Christ, and we
lind that the history Of the iOreia,hefs OF
the American races on this continent
were generally kept on metallic plates OF
VARIOUS qualities, as witness the gold
plates otw ich e Prophet inscribed his
abUd.mJnt ul those records emitted
The Book OF Mormon.
Be,,rc the art OF printing was dis.
covered 1t was the work Ci mans lie.
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,l,y,d hearers. | have greatly re-
- wi,h YOU during the sittings OF
Conference, yesterday and this
u-s .,,,g in the very precious instruc'
's,,ba, have been given TO US. real
:. ,b,, they have been the die,aiion
IN. Holy Ghost unto us, and my soul
~ been Ieasted herewith. We have
- blessed variety Of instructions
20, 10 Us, Of many things both tenn
por,l and spiritual
r.,,mueh as you are in the habit Of
,,',ipg No your hands twice a year TO
.-,,,ip me as the historian Of the
rsn,,b and are liable 10 be called upon
:, DO the same thing again before this
co,l,rpce closes, feel impressed with
~, importance OF presenting TO you
,,us thoughts for consideration which
certain to that part OF the labor In
MN I am engaged-that OF historian.
mere is a great work devolving upon
Gods people in their daily life in the
o.,sni,aiion which has been set forth
=, q, this morning. An important iea.
,g,. Of that work is the keeping OF the
,,s,sd records OF the Church. This In
,,.yes something more than is generally
contemplated by those who are called
10 be clerks, secretaries aud recorders
b,hs Church. j wish to call the attcn'
ION Of this congregation to eonsidera-
ian Of this subject a lew minutes this
corning, but before proceeding further !
desire TO read a few sentences OF sacred
Wit, beginning with Genesis, second
chapter and 9Th verse:
.tss, are ue generations Of me heavens
s,Itihe earth ~hsu they were created, Doe the
"a. rai me Lord God made the earth and the
iNtlh
Pearl Of Great Price. edition 1855,
ilEe5
NE lord splke unto Moo AyIng. behold
/ 's,rl uail YOU concerning ibis heaven and
~ ,afih. write tAs words which speak.
Page %.
sAll tcn began these men to call upon the
tlHg u tIs lslrl, and The Lord blessed them.
% Bl9L " Remembrance was kept. ia the
vtsh v4l recorded, In the language OF Adam.
i'I az gwen unto as many as called upon
Col % wnis by The spirit OF insp.rau1n. and by
item her children were taught 10 read and
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SURPLUS, 100000.

Some people always a little; most peooo
sometimes something, and people mover save
anything. The road 10 comfort lies moro in VII wo
what make. lions Savings Bank was
oponod for two purposes As an investment for those
who established and also place In which tho poo
po OF Utah couIa safely deposit thor money and
receive reasonable interest thereon. ls the Largest
Oldest Savings Bank Utah. and tho confidence
In It tho fact that since tho bank
Instituted, 1882 savings accounts have boon
opened Deposits received in any sum from ST. up.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14
How to Make Money.

The holiday season, when the purse
of the people is freely opened, and
everyone feels the general good will :,
universal at that time, is close Al hand
The shrewd merchant ayails himself
of the opportunity to present his pat
rons with holiday souvenir, priced
for its beauty and elegance, and which
Will, II III the shape of a calendar
prove an advertisement OF his business
drought the entire succeeding year
and therefore money maker.
The CAUCASIAN has secured the
agency of the August Cast Bank
Note and Litho. Co, of St. Louis
which is the largest manufacturing
and importing house in the country
and whose fine work requires no in
PRODUCTION.
The advantageous terms that we
have made enable us to offer their ne
dunn priced and fine imported de-
signs at prices which are unequalled
and as low, if not lower, than prices
made by that celebrated firm direct.
Drop US postal and we will give
you some suggestions that will enable
you TO please your customers sure.