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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SUNDAY. July IL.
stmr Doric. smith, 81 days from Hongkong. via
Yokohama Is days, via Honolulu days, hours
and 1S min; pass AMI mdse, to o & S S Co.
Stmr Geo LOOMS, Brldgett, 50 hours from Ven
tura: $3.50 bbls oil, to Union OIL Co.
Stmr Eureka Jepsen, 20 hours from Newport
and way ports; pass and mdse TO Goodall, Perkins
d Co.
Stmr Noyo. Levinson. ID hours from Fort Bragg;
pass and mdse, to 5 Kimball.
Stmr Santa Cruz Nicolson, 81 hours from
Mos Landing; produce to Goodall. Perkins & Co
Stmr Point Arena, johnson, IA hours from
Mendocino and way ports; pass and mdse. 10 Men
docino Lum Der Co.
stmr Newsooy, Fosen, 20 hours from Usal:
2s7 NJ # lumber, to Usal Redwood Lumber Co.
Stmr Weeott, Whitney, % hours from Eel
River; pass and mdse, to Russ, Sanders & Co
Schr W S Phelps, Mercer, 20 hours from Meudo-
Schr w + Jewett. johnson, S15 days from Port
Gamble; lumber and telegraph poles, to Pope &
Schr Eta B. Madsen, hours from Fort Ross;
40 bxs butter, to Ross d Hewlett.
Scbr Ocean Spray, Nelson. s hours from Iver-
sons Landing: wood. TO n Iversen
Schr Five Brothers, Rasmussen, IL hours from
Collins Landing; 5000 T lies. TO L White Lum-
schr Mary c, Campbell, 10 hours from eodega;
100 bxs butter, to Ross & Hewlett.
sailed.
SUNDAY. July IL.
StmrNational CITY. Andersen Eureka
Stmr state OF California. Ackley, Astoria
Stmr Mackinaw. LittIefield. Tacoma.
Stmr Mexico, Hall, San Diego
Slmr Corona, Doran Eureka
Stmr Empire, Anderson, Astoria
Bktn Archer, Calhoun, Honolulu.
Schr Aloha, Dabel Honolulu.
Schr Eureka, Erickson.
Telegraphtc.
POINT LoBOS. July 1910 p M-weathsr,
hazy wind SW velocity. Ia miles
Domestic Ports.
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived July l2-schr G
w Watson, hence June D.
SAN PEDKO-Arrived July 12-Stmr Pasadena.
from Eureka
Sailed July 12-Schr Emma Claudiua, for Eu-
reka
PORT Los ANGELES-Arrived July l2-Nor
stmr Peter Jebsen. from Nanamo.
ECREKA-SaiieuJ July 12-Schr Mary E Russ,
for Kahului: schr John A. for San Francisco.
MENDOCINO-Sailed July l2-stmr Point
Arena, TOR san Francisco.
SEATTLE-SaiIed July 11-Schr Voant
ASToRIA-Arrived July l2-Schr Pioneer hnc
June %.
sailed July 12-stmr Columbia for San Fran
cisco
YAQUINA BAY-Arrived July 12-ssmr Faral.
Ion. hence July 8, via Eureka.
Foreign Ports.
NANAIMO-Arrived July ll-Stmr City Of Ey-
erett hence July z.
HONOLULU-Arrfved June 3O-Bark Martha
Davis, hence June Is. July MEX war stmr Ear
agoza, hence June l9; schr ceGnis Vance. from
Newcastle, NSW- July 2-Aus war ship Saida i'm
Tahiti July 3-Schr Helen y Kimball, hence
June 10: schr II Wright, from Eureka
sailed June SO-Bark Albert. for San Francisco:
snip Commodore. for New York; Ger shin f II f
Glade for San Francisco: bRtn 5 n Castle. for San
end.
Importae,onS.
PORT KENY ON-Per weeott-22I bxs butter
Kegs lard, bdl dry hids, SKIS green hides, 95
ools green hides. bdls pelts. kegs bbls tubs
taliow' o5S SKIS oats II pkgs mdse. Al hf.sks 16
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Friends of the Forest.

Those who at one time members of the
Companions OF the Forest aud withdrew from the
order on account of the trouble in Ukiah have
formed new beneficial and social order to be
known as 1.-The Friends of the Forest" The
subordinate bodies will be known as parlors and
the first of these was or ,anized (No. IL Ukiah,
some 200 names having been signed. pledging the
SignerS to organize order that will have social
and beneficial features and be entirely inde-
pendent of other organizations The parties inter
ested will incorporate under the laws of this State
and in course of time will not only pay sick bene-
fits but will make arrangements for funeral BEN
fits meeting wih he held tomorrow for the
purpose of organizing the second parlor.
The movers in this new order do not intend to
confne the membership to former mem ers of the
eligible persons.
II is stated that e circle of the Companions at
San Diego one at MERGED and Germania and Ia
coma circles will withdraw and Join the new or
ganiZaton.
The roll of the new order is open to all and the
age limit for females is from 10 TO so and men 1S
to 80 wears
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there rested the scarf of the who should occu-
by the chair.
The var-colored insignias of Office coquet-
tishly displayed, the gold bullion the banner
eties of purest whi,e, the delica,ely arranged
flowers and the seats around the hall filed with
young and handsome native daughters, many in
rich and elegant costumes made up a striking
picture that was exceedingly pleasing to the eye.
AT a sound OF the gavel on the presidents desk,
the several stations were vacated and Mrs ]. A.
Steinbach, deputy district grand president, accom-
panied by Mrs c. S. Baker as past grand presi-
dent, MISS Mae Tower grand marshal, Miss
Ruby Manner as first and Mrs. NJ. A. Duke sec
ond grand vice-president, and Mrs. George g.
Ryan, the grand Secrear entered The hail and at
once entered upon the discharge of the functions
performed by the district deputy with impress
SiveneS5 that YVES remarkable and with accu-
racy IN delivering the charge 10 ca, officer with
out the use OF the ritual that called forth many
remarks or approval from the spectators There
may De some deputies who equal Mrs. Stein
bach In the work, but il is safe say that there
are none who can surpass her, and when her work
was done and she stepped 10 the floor she was
congratulated by large number OF ladies and gen.
tlemen Each OF the following named officers in
stalled was the recipient of a bunch of La France
roses tied with pretty bright-coored favors: Miss
llnle Brauer, p. p: Miss Anna Hahn, p; Miss A.
Westhaus, first. Mrs. Nellie RAIDER, second, ana
MISS hae Murray, third vice PRESIDENT; Miss ma
worth, marshal; Miss Mamie Wells, f. -; Mrs.
b. NJ Greene, r. s.. Miss May Keany, T.; Miss
MISS Alice 1aniere, Miss May Wehe and Mrs.
Nora Howe, trustees
At the close OF the installation Miss Brauer, the
retlflhg president was presented, behalf OF the
parlor, with handsome gold watch in token Of
.ove respect and appreciation of her officer
and genial com panion.
ne fioor was then cleared for dancing, which
was kept up until late hour.
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independents order of odd Fellows.

Grand Master Warboys will visit lodges as fol-
lows: Reddng No. 27l. July Is: Millville No. 141,
16; Fall River No. 304. Is; Big alley No. 2S6, at
Bieber, 20: Adm No 273 IL; Morilla No. 291, at
Fort Bidwel %; CedarvilIe No. 249, "a; Modoc
No 27S. al AIturas 25 Silver Star No. 1875, at Su-
sanvie. 27: Honey Lake No. 229. at Janesville.
%: Mohawk No. 229. at townsville, %; Plumas
No. So. at Quincy. 80: Indian Valley No. 136, at
TaylorviIe, 81 Greenville No. 252, August /; AL
turas No. so, at La Porte, g.
Last Tuesday the grand master paid an official
visit 10 Semi-Tropic Lodge On the Sd of the month
an official visit TO Eastside Lodge. On the follow
ing day they instituted Hofer Lodge at Los Ange-
les which is to work in the German language. This
lodge, which was instituted with thirty char
ter members held a second m letting on tn day OF
the institution and initiated nineteen candidates.
During the afternoon the grand lodge was opened
and the grand lodge degree conferred upon
sixteen past noble grands.
While in that section of the country tn e grand
master and grand secretary paid a visit to Good
will Lodge.
Preside Lodge publicly installed its officers last
Thursday, District Deputy ]. F. Nichols being the
installing officer. There was a fine literary and
musical programme after the installation and 4.
p Black assistant district attorney, delivered the
principal address.
AT the next meeting OF the trustees of the odd
Fellows Home the proposition 10 add a number of
rooms TO the home, build hospital and do other
work. which has become necessary, will be dis
cussed and no doubt he acted upon.
The officers of Pacific Lodge were Installed last
Thursday night the following night the officers of
Sargent and OF Ophir Lodge were installed and to-
morrow night Parker Lodge will install its Off
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Royal Arcanun.

Assessment 229 called July /; delinquent july
81. The semi-annuaI reports of Argonaut Council
for the term ending June 80, 1885, show very ex-
cellent condition of affairs.
The s;ringency of the times has necessitated
heavy drafts upon the funds which have been
more than SUFFICIENT for all demands and still leave
on hand good balance.
Only five suspensions recorded for the term.
Inc order IN general shows equally good co ndi-
tlon financially, the supreme Council having met
the total expense of management for the entire SUI
preme jurisdiction on a per capita tax of 90
cents for the term ended.
New council work in Oakland has been tempo
rarily abandoned.
The new san Francisco Council is moving very
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Knights of Honor.

c H NJ Curry, grand reporter OF the Grand
Lodge Of California, who was a representative
from this State to the Supreme Lodge that met in
Louisville KY, In twenty-third annual session on
the 9th of last June and continued in sess on un-
I'll the 18TH has returned this City looking very
much improved after his trip
The following supreme officers were elected for
the term: supreme dictator. ohm Mulligan OF
onkers, y. II j. w. Goheen OF PhiladeIpbla. s.
V. D.; John p. shannon OF Eloerton, GA. \ a
D.: B. r. Nelson of st. Louis s. R.; joseph
Hranch of st. Louis, 5. T.: Rev. IL. NJ. Hope of
petersburg, Va. chaplain; John H. Hancock of
louisville XIV. =. guide; }. X. Cole OF Sherman
Tex, s G.: Frank Siiger of Helena, Ark, :. s. !.
george ;. Hallmark OF Pensacola, Fla, Frank n.
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members of the benefits of the order. The board
in this matter was sustained by the Supreme
Lodge.
Sixty-eight applications were received In the iur-
fsdiction of California during the month OF June.
IL is expected that Grand Recorder David s
Hirshberg will re, urn from the East on the 18th
inst.
Valley Lodge will. on the evening of the 2eth
Inst give an entertainment, literary and musical,
in its hail.
win give an entertainment anc dance in Franklin
Hall on Fillmore street.
Past Grand Master Work. man W. h Barnes ad-
dressed a large meeting of workmen in Lowell,
Mass on June 20. He will return to this City this
week.
six mem oers of the order were killed by the cy-
clone that passed over st. Louis
During period of ten years that Supreme Mas
ter Wor khan ]. G. Tate grand master of the
jurisdiction of Nebraska that jurisdiction increased
in embership from two to twenty Thousand.
The following named recently elected officers OF
Fran Kiln Lodge were installed last Friday night
by District Deputy Curtis: 6. w. Leek, P. NJ. W.;
Otto KlumD NJ. w; A. Levy, F.; c. Regelhuth,
o.: J. W. Garfield, o. W., and James II. Seaman,
l. w. After the Installation of these officers, the
others holding for wear from last January, the
members of the lodge in body visited Hercules
Lodge to witness the installation OF the officers by
DEPUTY Curtis.
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American Legion of Honor.

The semi-annual reports that are being received
make fair showing for the term.
Each of the last held meetings of Protection and
Golden councils were well attended. Grand Sec
rotary Burton paid a visit to EACH These coun-
els are doing well. During the month the Grand
Secretary will visit other local councils.
During the six months ending on the 30th of last
m ohth twenty-five death claims were paid in Cali
fornia The aggregate of these Gains was $73,-
20, and the amount OF assessments paid TO secure
the several amounts the benefciaries was in the
aggregate SIS, 9S2 IA
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Companions OF the Forest.

Loyal Circle No. l79 was instituted in A. o. F.
building last Wednesday with fifty-seven charter
members.
Enterprise Circle publicly installed its officers
last Wednesday evening and after the ceremony
there wasan entertainment that was greatly en-
JOY ed by all.
a new circle is TO be instituted at Los Angeles
Reports from headquarters are that half dozen
courts are in progress Of organization in the in
terror.
Artemis Circle installed its officers last wednes-
day. After the ceremony of ms iallation the retir
ing past chief companion, Mrs. 1. Nielsen, was pre-
sented With past chief companions certificate
handsomely framed
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word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather; slow"
refers TO low pressure and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the Interior
ana low along the coast, and the, isobars extend
north and south along the coast. rain is probable
but when the ''law' is inclosed with isobars of
marked curvature rain south of Oregon is improb-
able. With "high'' in he vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse of these conditions
Will produce an oDnoaita rasult
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July-1896.

NorE-In the above exposition of the tides the
early morning tides are given in the left hand
column and the successive tides of the day in the
order of occurrence as TO time. The second time
column gives the second tide Of the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there but three tides, as sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts except when minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractive
from the depth given by the charts.
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Friends OF the Golden Sta+e

Alcatraz Circle No. l, Friends OF the Golden
State has installed the following named officers
Miss Kerrigan president; Miss Hucks vice-pres-
dent; Mrs Hession, financial secretary; Mrs.
Muir, record ing secretary: Mrs Vessels, treas
urer Mrs. Held n an d NJ RS. " oods right and left
guards; Miss Morton, lecture-master; c. Louis.
conductor. After the installation the members
and friends invited the banque troom,
where splendid supper awaiting them. The
hall was decorated with sweet peas roses and fern
leaves. The annual picnic will be cid at Pitts
Vile Park. Fruitvale, next Sunday.
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NIGHT for the transaction OF routine business only
Grand Secretary Stanley has furnished the vari-
GUS councils the necessary record books and sup
plies ordered by the supreme directors.
Each of the grand councils has been furnished
with charter from the Supreme Council.
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order OF the Eastern Star.

Grand Patron Merritt is spending his vaca-
ton in the northern mountains of the State
and trying his luck at fishing.
Golden Gate Chapter will install its officers
on Thursday next. Some time in August this
chapter will give an entertainment, and a
number of games viii be offered for the amuse-
ment of those who will attend.
The Grand Chapter wiz meet next october.
1t is expected that the worthy grand ma
iron, Mrs. Carrie Louisa Pesslee of Pasadena,
will visit this City during the current month.
Since Azalea Chapter moved from Campo
seco to San Andreas it has taken on new life,
and is rapidly increasing in membership. AT
a recent meeting seventeen candidates were
initiated and eightapplicstions were presented
TO the secretary. The meeting was largely
attended one, and there were visitors from
Angels Camp and other points.
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FINANCIAL.
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Chebra b. rith shalom

At the last held meeting of the Chebra Birth
Shalom the following named were elected officers
for the ensuing term: President, Baruch Coin;
vice-pres dent, Gustav MicLael secretary, S.
Meyer: treasurer, l. Lewis: trustees-I. SpIro, NJ.
Stockwitz, Aaron Levy and ]. Frankenberg.
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Union Fraternal Leaeue.

San Francisco Assembly No. SO Of the Fraternal
League was instituted at 937 Mission street last
Thur day night by g. L. Matney, supreme or
ganizer There were sixty-three names on the
roll. Other assemblies In process of organize
ton.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

NJ l. GerstIe of the Alaska Commercial Com
pany has presented TO the grand officers of the
Grand Parlor live bear from Alaska and suggests
that the animal be used In the parade on Admis-
sion day, the 9th of September next
Deputy District Grand President Walter f. Nc
Creery of National Parlor installed the officers of
Pacific Parlor last Tuesday night. After the
ceremony all present were invited TO visit the St.
German, where bounteous spread awaited them.
President Cunningham acted as toast master, and
a most enjoyable evening spent.
Deputy District Grand President J. Fl. Mitchell,
who has been in for several days, will remain
until the 18th. when he viii return to Humboldt,
where he will install the officers of Golden Star
Parlor at Alton the 18th inst On the oath he
viii proceed to Ferndale. where he viii install the
officers Of Ferndale Parlor.
About the middle of August a new parlor will he
instituted at Blue Lakes. Humboldt County by
Grand President Gesfnrd, Grand Secretary Lun-
stedt and other grand officers.
The officers of Arcata Parlor, at Arcata, VIII be
installed on Friday next.
Grand President Gesford and Grand Secretary
Lundstedt visited Precita Paror last Friday and
witnessed the installation OF the officers by Deputy
Frank fragE.
Last Thursday the officers o: National Parior
where installed by Deputy J. A. Devote IN their
hall, after which they went TO Union-square Hail.
where they par.ook of fine collation.
Sequoia Parior, Native Sons, and Fremont Par
Tor, Native Daughters lad Joint sallation
party last week and a splendid affair IL was. The
daughters during the evening presented the sons
a handsome cushion on which 10 rest the parlor's
Bible on the altar.
day and then went to the Louvre, where several
pleasant hours were spent.
Among the visitors to the Office of the grand
secretary last week were Grand Organizer John
Fatham, John II. Mitchell. D. d. G. P. for Hum
boldt, and Grand Trustees p. Z. Zabala of Salinas
and X. w. Church of Oakland.
The officers of California Psrlor No. 1, the
mother parlor, were installed last Thursday night
by Deputy W. D. Shea, assisted by Deputy Mitch
ell, who acted a grand marshal, and Assistant
Grand secretary JamisoD, who acted grand
secretary. After the installation varied and ex-
cellent programme was presented Billy Staniles,
one of the oldest Native Sons in the order Z
ing several acceptable numbers
r. c. Rust, chairman of the board OF trustees,
will make visits as follows: Los Osos Parlor at
! San Luis Obispo. July 8: Naioqui Par or, at
Lompoc 14th: NipomoParlor. 9Th Cam bria Parlor,
18th; san Marcos Parior at san Miguel 10Th San
Lucas Parlor, 21st; Santa Lucia Sal. mas, I'D
Gabilan Paro at Castroville, 23d: Fremont Par
! lor at Holster, oath; Giroy Parlor, 25th.
AT the meeting OF Mission Parton, held on the
9Th inst, NJ. L. McCord, the retr' president. was
presented by the members with magnfcently
engraved gold badge in token of appreciation OF
! his services an officer
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The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it. IL any, the amount of
rainfall OF melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect pon of equal air PRESSURE; isO-
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PORT KENY ON-Per weeott-22l bxs putter
. Kegs lard, bdl dry hids 3 SKIS green hides 9s
Dolls green hides. bdls pelts. kegs bbls tubs
taliow, $50 SKIS oats ID pkgs mdse. Al hf.sks Ii
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Company, Murray Street, York City.
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is AT LAST AT AN
END,
AND BEAVER FALLS Is ON TOP.
FOR A REHEARING is
DENIED BY THE SUPREME
COURT.
HARD FOUGHT BATTLE is DONE,
And the County,s improvements at
olivia Stand as for Naught In
the Contest.

The supreme court has denied a rehearing
in the somewhat famous Renville county seat
case. which means that Beaver Falls is
again to be the county seat, and the new and
costly buildings which were erected at Olivia,
when the county seat was removed to that
point, must lapse into ruin again. This is
the end of long fght-a happy end for Bea-
yer Falls, Of course, but an unhappy one,
not only for the people Of Olivia, but for the
world at large which, perchance, may have
to do business with Renville county. Where
as Olivia is way station on one of the
trunk railway lines, Beaver Falls is destitute
OF railway connections, and visitors find it
most convenient to visit the place by way
OF Morton. The latter town, therefore, has
been strong champion of Beaver Falls in
the cause in the late fight
The contest has been a long one. The ap-
parent result of the vote was in favor Of the
removal to Olivia, and on that basis the coun-
ty commissioners proceeded to remove the
county buildings to Olivia. A citizen of the
Falls, however, raised the point that on ac-
count Of some sixty-five ballots, which the
judges threw out as illegible, not being count
ed, the removal was not valid. The sixty
five ballots being counted as legally cast,
even though their purport was not appa-
rent, Olivia had not the requisite number
of votes, as was the case when these votes
were thrown out by the court
The supreme court decided in favor of
Beaver Falls, but the Olivia people filed
petition for a rehearing, which the court
has now denied, after an argument on Mon
day.