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The herald., 1895-05-17
T. T. STEWARD

III ARDLY TURN can be made in any direction in the
store without running up against something new and
desirable Every day opening things for early
summer Desirable goods. Things that are scarce
Largely increasing the business overt trade OF year ago.
We believe in Advertising We firmly believe there is
money advertising unless the truth is spoken Goods
rightly represented Quantities accurately given Facts
Nothing but facts Interest the public. EMPLOYEES must
be the right Attentive business. Po ite to the
public. Good workers. We have that kind. Every line
of this advertisement written with the object in vew
To sell goods. Read it.
DUCK SUITINGS.
There is still the lveiest selling in Duck Suitings.
One hundred different styles select from Ihlrtysx
different patterns in the window. Fully s1xty-tour
be the counters. Almost every style
you think Of is here The prices from Sc to 3oc
yard Most of them 15c yard Scarce colorngs in
abundance
DUCK SUITS.
Another line sale today The styles are different
The prices for the latest $25 and $500 suit Other
styles. All inside of three weeks $I25 $2oo, $22S
and We have been surprised at the big sale for
these Duck Suits Ready made. Better made than you
can make them The prices certainly in favor of the
buyer.
COTTON DRESS GOODS.
line the counters today. 614c yard for
nice line of blue and white checks. Suitable tor waists
Outing dresses Shirts Skirts Better qualities in the
better styles &c. and nc yard. little odd lot
of wash dress goods They have been to 35c yard
Mostly good styles Now Sc yard They are 80 inches
wide.
SEPARATE SKIRTS
special lot of all-wool chevots black and navy, IS
Today for the first.
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Police Court Notes

James Barnum and George Clark. ar
rested April % by Detectives Bradish and
Goodman for burglary, were allowed a
continuance yesterday until May Is at {
p. M.
Judge Owens yesterday discharged
George Trumbull, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday. April %, at the Hol.
lenbcck bar. The excuse was that Trum.
bull was waiter and thought the men
had come in tor an appetezier before eat.
ing.
X. Fl. King paid a fine of $40 yesterday
for committing a battery on a stranger.
HenIy Greenwood for similar offense
paid fine Of $40.
+. II. Bowen. the United States hotel
burglar arrested by Detectives Goodman
and Bradish. was arraigned yesterday
and had his examination set for May II
at $3.50 p. m.
NJ. J. Casey, for violating the license
ordinance in selling coat hangers on the
street without license. was sentenced tc
fine of S2 or two days in limbo.
Fritz Wanntke. arrested by Officer Ritch
for interfering with an officer" pleaded
guilty to the charge yesterday and paid
a fine of $40. Ritch had arrested a man
for leaving his horse unhitched. and
Wanntke, who was not sober, interfered
with his using telephone to call the
patrol so that the fellow escaped.
The herald., 1895-05-17
POLAND Address
r. ROCK BARTHOLOMEW & CO..
wa LIN Telephone 11O1
Summons in Divorce


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
/ OF California. in and for the county of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. A. Lea. plaintiff, vs. Albert o. Lea. de-
.endant.
Act on brought in the Superior Court of the
state of California, in aud ,Or the cou nty of
Los Angeles, and the complaint filed in said
county OF l. s Angeles, In the office OF the clerk
of said superior Court
The people OF the state Of California send
greeting to a. o. Lea, defendant.
fou are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tiou brought against you by the above-n named
plaintiff, in the Supc rior Court OF the state OF
California, in and for Los Angeles county. and
to answer the complaint i'll 81 therein with IN
ten days Exclusive of the day of scrvice) after
the service on you OF tn summons, # served
within this county; or, II served elsewhere,
within thirty days.
This said action is brought to obtain a judg.
mcnt and decree of court. dissOlving the bonds
OF matrimonv now existing between the plain
tiff and -fendant, upon the grounds OF the
more than two years last past, or provide er
with the necessaries of life, having the ability
to so do. and for costs Of suit Reference Is had
TO complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered and will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Superior Court OF the state of California, in
and for the county OF Los Angeles, this 18th
day OF April, in tho year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-ive.
H. 81 4. Il. NEWlIN, Clerk.
by a. NJ. SEAvER, Deputy Clerk.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
A Meeting in Which Considerable Business
Is Transacted
Bond Approved---Petition Grantcd--.Funds
Transferred---Appicatio for Specia!
Franchise Denied

A request from the city board of health
that the board of supervisors appoint City
Meat and Milk Inspector J. G. Backing
ton deputy county stock inspector with
out pay, was taken under advisement.
The bond of the Los Angeles Electric
company for an electric lighting and
heating franchise outside the city limits
near Pico ana Hoover streets, was ap-
proved.
A communication from the county
auditor advising the board that the coun-
ty assessor had made his settlement in
full for taxes collected during March and
April. amounting to $685. 242.56, was or
dered filed.
The petition for grading Bryant avenue
by private contract was granted.
An ordinance was ordered prepared
granting public pounds to the towns of
Wilmington and Almondale.
The tender of 1000 Morses sheets for
assessors maps for the sum of $500 was
accepted.
The sum of $500 was ordered transferred
from the general road fund to the Ca
huenGa road and to pay for the grading
of Temple street extension.
The application of w. s. Wright for a
special franchise to erect and maintain
electric masts and poles outside the west
ern boundary OF Los Angeles city was de-
MED.
The board will visit Calabasas today to
inspect the graveled road
The hearing of the application of 4.
McNally for a wharf franchise at San
Pedro was continued until May 30 at
p. m.
, Ths clerk OF the board was directed to
advertise for bids for drugs, meat and
broad for tho cpuntv hosptaI and for N
addition to the building at the county
farm. -,.-t sTr
The application for saloon license at
Avalon, Catalina island, to II. NJ. Math-
ews was granted, and that OF Adam J.
kappes for license at the corner of
Thirty ninth and South Main street. Un1-
versity, was set for hearing May % at IL
a, ,clonlr
The herald., 1895-05-17
New Suits

Demenico Curcia yesterday sued his
wife. Antonia Curcia, for divorce on the
ground of desertion.
John King sued L. All Hcc and Johr
NJ. Jones to obtain payment of note fol
$1,000. secured by a mortgage and for the ap.
pointment OF receiver.
Manuel Dominguez sued Leon Gazave
to have him enjoined from interfering
with his taking of water from a spring
and for $1,000 damages.
A petition for letters of administration
to the estate of John Sharp. ST., deceased,
who left property valued at $500. was filed
A. G.. Hubbard sued James Craig
trustee, and others, to toreclose ;
mortgage for $4,000.
Peter Peterson sued the Crescent Goa
company of New Mex GO for $4,000 dam
ages. He alleges that coal bucket fel
on the top of his head in the mine )
reason of the neglect OF the company
emplOVees
The herald., 1895-05-17

sister-in-law. Mathilda WaIdron. In do
ing so she made Il statement to her attor-
ncy that she hal been helping the wo-
man, who was Wilson'S sister, and that
he would not help her. So she would
leave her 500 per month to make her
comfortab BILE for life.
The witness then proceeded to tell all
the reasons that Mrs. Wilson gave at the
time of the drawing of the will, fer max
ing the bequests which are now sought TO
be nullified, although the attorneys for
Wilson s,renuously objected to this on the
ground that any statements made by Mrs.
Wilson to Mr.. Winder, who was her at
torney, were privileged and should not
be allowed to go to the Jury.
The herald., 1895-05-17
The Toll ROad

The Pasadena and Mount Wilson Toll
Road company, which has completed a
pack trail on the toll road route, has
petitoned the board of supervisors for an
ordinance fixing its rates of toll after
June 49, 1895, when the franchise granted
heretofore will expire. The rates of toll
as now fixed. petitioners say. seem to
work satisfactorily and all the money col
lected has been applied to i'm proving the
trail. Negotiations are pending for max
ing the trail road wagon road in a short
time. The rate per foot passenger is
mule pay 80 cents and an additional %
cents Is charged for extra passengers or
animals
The herald., 1895-05-17
Was Afraid of a Charivari

A man called for marriage license at
the county clerks yesterday who had two
kicks to register before he took out the
document. First, he did not want it
published in the newspapers. and, Sec
ond. the price of license was too high to
suit his economic views. He paid his
money. however. got the license, and by
looking at the list of marriage Licenses
the reader will see that it is published.
too. The reason that the man objected
to the publication of the fact that he was
going to be married was that he was
afraid that the boys in his neighborh ood
would give him tin can concert or
charivari. He called it ''chlvaree."
The herald., 1895-05-17
OCAMPO'S ACCIDENT
He Wants Big Sum for Being Caught in a
Smashup

Ostiano Ocampo yesterday commenced
suit against John Bradbury to recover
S25. 800 damages and for money expended
during his illness. Ocampo alleges that
on May %, 1894, he was hired by Colonel
Bradbury as a coachman to drive party
on pleasure trip from les Angeles to
Santa Barbara. On the 26th, Just after
crossing the Ventura river, the coach
overturned and Ocampo was caught in
the wreck. receiving injuries in the be ok
and hips which have ever since incapaci-
tated him FROM doing manual labor.
Ocampo AYERS that Bradbury was driv-
ing at the time of the accident.
The herald., 1895-05-17
NEW PROCEEDINGS
The Road to the Ocean Is Promised vcr,


The Road to the Ocean Is Promised Very
Soon
The old proceedings in the grading of
Bellevue avenue, between Buena Vista
street and Bcaudry avenue having been
found unsatisfactory. new proceedings
are to be instituted. probably at the next
M Getting of the council. The owners OF
property along Bellevue avernue met with
the city engineer and Councilman Sny-
der in the Second ward OH Wednesday
night. Manager Clark of the Pasadena
and Pacific railroad. who was also pres
ent, promised that as soon as the defects
in the old ordinance are remedied. to
build his road through the section
affected on the way to the ocean. The
trouble has been that tho old profile in
the map was unintentionally drawn
wrong.
The herald., 1895-05-17
Hard-B oiled Ostrich Eggs

a decided novelty in c0mestibles at the
chamber of commerce banquet the other
evening was hard boiled ostrich eggs.
Three of them were presented by Robert
Northam of the Northam ostrich farm
for the occasion. These were boiled hard,
cut into regular pieces. garnshed and
passed to the guests for their delectaton
or curiosity. By many ostrich eggs
were pronounced excellent.
The herald., 1895-05-17
SERIOUS CUTTING AFFkAY
Two Darkies and One Razor nix Up Dis.
aStrOusly

HStTUuSIy
Yesterday morning about 4: 80 O'Clock
Frank Jordan. negro. was taken to the
receiving hospital by Officers Fifield and
Woodward for treatment for a deep cash
in his throat. They found him near the
Arcade depot.
1t seems that at IL o'clock at night
he and John Welton, who Keeps a Sec
ond-hand store on Second street. met in
a saloon at the corner of Second and San
Pedro streets. Jordan. a stranger to the
police, began to abuse Welton. and they
came 70 blows. Jordan finally left bleed
ing profusely and was not found until
80 a. IN. Welton was arrested by Officer
Rico yesterday but refuses to make a
statement. 1t IS said that he drew his
razor and gave Jordan the steel. Jordan
was drunk
The herald., 1895-05-17
An Ared Mexican,s Fall

Juan Serano, an aged Mexican
drank too freely OF aguardiente. at 3
o k yesterday afternoon fell from his
wagon while passing Third and Alameda
streets and cut his head quite severely.
at t1o II living hospital he was patched
together and then permitted to go home.
The herald., 1895-05-17
Epileptlc and Insane

c. A. Baker. 35 years of age, and sin
gle. who resided at Thirty-frst street and
Vermont avenue, was adjudged insane
yesterday in department five of the sup er.
ior court and ordered committed to High
lands. He is subject to epilepsy and after
having It's becomes deranged mentally.
He assaulted brother and stranger
during one of his attacks.
The herald., 1895-05-17
Court Notes

George Beebe was admitted yesterday
to practice in the superior courts OF
Los Angeles county by Ju dge Clark OF
motion of 4. r Meserve. and proof that
he had passed a successful examination.
Mrs. Il. e. Mcclellan was granted di-
vorce from W. Mcclellan by Judge Van
Dyke, on the ground OF failure to provide
The herald., 1895-05-17
They Stole Burros and Saddles

A. i. Morley and Dan Redican ycster-
day pleaded not guilty in department one
of the superior court to the Information
charging them with grand larceny.
1t is alleged that they stole three burro.
and three saddles. the property of W. II
Robinson and Il. Deutsch, on the 9Th o
April. The stolen property was valued a
X75
The herald., 1895-05-17
Preparing for the Change

Daniel Mcfarland says that the Main
street and Agricultural park road will in
very short time be fully equipped cleo
trio line. The contracts for changing the
system have been let and the eastern
syndicate backing the enterprise will on
or about May 22d have a personal repre-
sentative on the ground experimenting
the work of reiuYenation.
The herald., 1895-05-17
A Cow Home

OF five rooms. very we'll built. nice big parlor,
bay window with plate glass. duck OF a din
ing room with tile mantel and fireplace. nice
p n 'ry. screen back porch and yard II ixed IL D
th' "queen's taste:" must be sold, and is
pr 1850; on Pico ST.. notice our ads. give
iu PARTICULARS Langworthy Company, 22o s.
81 ng; elevator.
The herald., 1895-05-17

"BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" " are the
simplest, quickest and most effeatual rem. y
for Bronchitis. Asthma and Throat diseases.
The herald., 1895-05-17

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin, ETC.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Go by the book. Pills 100 and
a5e box. Book free at your
druggists or write E. F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal ST., New York.
Annual sales more than G, 1000 Coo boxes
The herald., 1895-05-17

Wall paper at Eckstrom's. ss4 $. sprins :.
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Hsy-Per ton, nlfalfa, $l1@11 SO; barley.
%14GlO; oats, $l3@l5: wheat $130O9l5.5O'
Provisions.
HAMs-Per lb., Rex, 1870; Picnic &c; bone
less Sc
BicoN-Per lb., Rex homeless breakfast 1o9lc;
light medium, 9l5c; medium, S1ae
DELED bEEFnPer h., set 12c; insides lSlfe,
DRY SALT PoHK-Per ID, cissr bellies, &c;
short clears, 73<e; clear backs nc.
PIG PoRK-Pe: nalf Dbl, 80 lbs, 50.
LARD-Per H., ivory compound. uerces, 6iac
hexolene. 719c; pure leaf. Sc-
Dried Fruits.
APRIcoTs-Per h., 41S635lsc.
PEAcHxs-Per h., 4lap5I3.
PRUEEs-Per h.. 4D4ls.
RAIsGEs-Per H., Ia93H.
Green Fruits.
APPLEs-Per box, Local, so99oc mountain,
$l00Ol35.
BANAsAs-Perbuuch, Bluefelds $1.5o@2.o0;
Bocas, $2. 00G2.25.
CRANBEERtEs-Per Dbl, Sll 500l2OO.
GuAvAs-Per s4-lb. box, 6Q7c.
PEARs--Per 40..b box, 75cQ3$10O
PERsIMMoHs-Per h. 4Goc
Citrus Fruits.
LEMoSs-Per box extra large Egrekss, So. 90;
cured Eurekas and Lisbons, So. 5002. rs; I'M
cared, fancy, Si50.
oRaNGgsgEaveiS, fancy. 81 5o93 90 choice.
So OOl12 SO; Js panese Tangerines, $500.
OnANGEs-per box, f. o. b., shippers quota
tons: Extra fancy Washington nsvels, 81 20:
fancy navels, 81 Co., choice. $l.75; standard,
S1.Jo; extra fancy seedlings, $l.75 fancy seed
lngs, $500; choice. Sl.35; standard, $1.2O.
Vegetables-Mixod
BEANs-Per 100 lbs, Lima. 50. 5094.75; Lady
Washington, 81. 90@3 90; small white. 81 80
693.00i pink, 81. 9O@2.U0; oack-eyed, "a IS %
5 90: Gayancos small, SIS. 50G4 90; large,
ST O0ls7 90.
BEETs-Per 100 lb7, Csc.
CABBAGE-Per 100 lbs. 10000
CAReoTs-Per 100 lbs, 75e.
CAULIFLowER-Per dog, 40@50c.
CELERY-Per doz., 30D40c.
CHILGas-Dry, per string, 75c; Mexican, per
ar grad
hGG PLANT-Per lb, sc.
GABLIC-Per b. new, 5(O6c.
ONIONS Per 1O0b', Yellow Danyers, COCO
$1.00; common, 700S5c
PAssNIPs-Per 100 lbs, Zoe.
PoTAToEs-Pet 100 lbs, Salinas Burbauks,
Sl20; Petaluma and Tomales, 81. 90; local,
PEAs--Green, per lb, 4l515]5c.
ToMAToEs--Per box 50060c
TURNIPs-Per 100 lbs 65c.
Mllstuffs.
Flour-Los Angeles, So. 40; Stockton, So. S5;
OREGON, SO. 25.
Bran-Per ton, $2l.
hhort1-Per ton, $23
Rolled Barley-per ton. $2l.
Cracked Corn-Per cwt.. Sl.20.
Feed Meal-Per ewt 81. rs.
Hides and Wool.
HIDEs-Per h., sound dry. Sc; culled, 7Lc;
kips, sound, 61ac; eulled. 4}ac; sheep pelts (no
demand), nominal.
WooL-NO market
Fresh Meats.
Butchers' prices for wholesale carcasses:
BNEF-Per ID, 41s055c.
VEAL-5mall, 7c: large, 5'G6c.
MUTToN-4l29 5c spring lamb, 607c.
PoEK-6@ol3c.
Livestock.
HoGs-Per cwt., 81. O0G4.5O
BEEF CATTLE-fer cwt', 81. 25(02. so.
CALvEs-Per head, &3.75 o3. 90.
SHEEP-Per head, $2.n0D275.
LAMBs-Per head, $l.75D2 90.
Honey and Beeswax.
HoNEY-Per pound, comb, 109l2}sc;
strained, 6@719c.
BEEswAX-Per pound, 22@23c.
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THE MEN WHO SELL THE EARTH,
Divers Deals in Los Angeles
City Dirt.
.The.south broadway. Room Gather
ing Strength.
Zig San Francisco Firm Buys Site
for sranch Houss-aeal Is
tate Transfers.


Los ANGELES, Jan, Ia
The week has been rather a quiet one in real
estate, The amour. of actual transfers not being
as great as last week, Most Of the movement
has bsen in cheap residence iots, quite a nun
DER ofwhich were sold. The only movement OF
inside properly ss.ms to be OF South Btoadway
where ssye.ag big deals are being negotiated,
and are liable to be closed my day.
The most i'm portant reported sale oftne week,
is that of the northwest corner of Broadway
end Fourth by James NJ. Davis TO Mr.. Grant OF
Murphy, Grant & Co, tno large San Francisco
wholesale importing company The property
has so feet front on Broadway, ana the con-
ssderation Is said 10 be- $3.50 per front foot, or
100000 This deal is not finally closed but is
given out as practically completed. 1t has
not been definitely stated what the purch ,sers
intend to do with the pr perry, but 1T is init
mated that Murphy, Giant & Co. will erect q
large building ana pat in branch house.
The sale of the First Presbyterian church
property sttl hangs fire, but negotiations are SO
far advanced that the deed may go on fls any
dsy. If al. the vafious deals now in progress
on Broadway go through, ground will BE- boke en-
tist Of July.
south spring street shares to large extent
Che Broadway boom, but no sen a.ional cevel-
opmants occurred during tho week.
.nch property IS looking up considerably
. lhpu seies are rather Sparse. Ihquiiy for
orange land is increasing and desirapfe tracts
are iicmly held. The torida Ireeze'a,fd conse-
quent pro perlty promised to southern dali
iornia ur9Dg growers wi Il undoubtedly have a
buoyant a feet Gu the mark II for orange lands.
The A9smitog Bearh camp any has 1nado q
MUM Der of aes OF farm lois
Pasedeua aad Pomona are well represented
in the real cstate'trans!e's. In Pasadena, espe-
eaily good desl OF property is changing
hanps - - - fDS'' r.
singleton T. Kem9er, live local real estate
cierat5f. left Saturday evening for the northern
part of tIe state to close up an extensive land
deal 'H' % ar - sfftf
1t amounted that Eastcn Eldriise Co.
hay tAkeu hold of the famous Sunny slope
radeh OF 1000 acres which they wall place on
the matket ia 3, 10 and 20 acre tracts
Deodsheye bsen. recorded during tho week
for n Dumbor OF EASTERN purchasers of land IN
Inc nawl5 oigg nizsd colonies in the Antelope
Yalley 'f nrfs -9
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GRAIN AND STOCKS.

Pointers on the Markets by Private
Wires.
AS supplementary to the Associated Press
market reports, the following bulletins, fur
nished by De Van & Rutedge. grain aud stock
brokers, are published for the benefit of local
SPECTATORS:
Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. IL
Course of the market:
Wheat-Cesh closed at 547a, SIS: May, 5SN,
A.M, y, "a, fs,4, Is, 70. closed at $500: July,
571s, "a, IA, "A, q, q, "A, a. closed at 81 &c.
Corn-Ca.h ctosed at 45c May, AK, ,48,
Il, e, q Il, closed at ASS; July, 475s. u *,
oats-cas6l iosed Mt gage; May, 31}s, Il,
81, "a a, closed ct 81
PoTk-May, $11.6o. 8219. 80, closed at
$11.82%
Curb-May wheat, 5s7l; puts. $50; calls.
5S1s,
SAN FRANctsco MARKET.
Wheat May, 979s, q. 81, close of the
HIS q. m. session, 975s bid.
Barley-May 97l5, q, close of the IL is
a. m. session, S712.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Course of the market:
sugar-9oL, "a, a, u. q "A, closed Mt 9oc.
Chicago CAST, 1914, closed at 7ts6.
bt, Pdul-561sc, closed 56l%
Western Union Telegraph company-871a, %,
closed at S7A.
G., B. 4 Q.-71iS, 4. closed at 7115.
Manhattsn-10514, a. closed at 1885,
Laokswanna-162. 1851, closed at 1921.
Distlllers-1OA, l07s, closed at 1925
Northwestern-96S4 closed at 969s
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GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
Speculation in Wall stree t-Foreign and
Domestic Exchange.

New YORK. Jan. 12.-During the two hours
OF business todaythe spe ,ulation On the stock
exchange was irregular and unsettled, with
Chicago Gas most prominent in the trading.
There were heavy liauidstions in this stock,
and under brisk selling a decline OF IA was eff
fected. Then came rally to 76l4, followed. by
a reaction to 751s, and the final rally to 76sSs
making the loss on the day only Il. Sugar, al
though next in point Of activity was compare
lively neglected, fuctuating between 90H and
&c. and closiug at the lower figure with II uet
loss of Il. The, coal shares showed the greatest
strength OF the entire list Delaware, Lacka-
OF ~ sold up to l63lz. closing at l62lk, a gain
on the day Of IL. Delaware and Hudson rose
~, to 1872, the last being the best price
touched New Jersey Centrai,s alter aa early
reaction OF y, advancedg62 srer cent with a
enal reaction of ~ MAKING The improvements
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ces Bar. Tenn. Max. tenn Wind wrner
THE BEEKKEPKRS.
They Take Steps Toward Organizing a
Honey Exchange.

The monthly session of the Los Angeles
County Beekeepers was held yesterday at the
chamber of commerce, G. w. Brodtbeck filing
the chair and Allen Barnett OF Whittier acting
as secretary.
The principal theme of discussion was the
bnyinr snnnlies for ire beneat of tho msmh ers.
A committee was appointed to confer with
the Dairymen's association on the subject of
uniting their efforts in securing legislation to
prevent adulteration in this state and resolu-
ton was offered requesting the State Beekeep-
ers' association to memorabilia congress to en-
act a law preventing adultsration of honey in
the United States.
A committee OF five were appointed to formu-
late plans for the organization of Honey ex-
Change, and report at the next meeting. The
president urged upon the members the pro-
teetive interests of the National Beekeepers
union, and the result was the addition Of sew
eral new names.
The ASSOCIATION adjourned to meet the first
Saturday in March.