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sHIPrlNG INTELLIGENCk.
Arrived.

SUNDAY, June 7.
Stmr Arago, Reed 80 hours from Coos Bay, via
Port Oxford So hours; pass and mdse. TO Oregon
Coal and Nav Co.
Stnar Point Arena, johnson, Is hours from Men
docino via Point Arena 1O1z hours; pass and
mdse, TO Mendocino Lumber Us.
Stmr Gipsy, Leland. X hours from Moss Landing,
etc produce. 20 Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Cleone, Miller. 33 hours from Crescent
CiJy; 235 NJ # lumber. to Simpson Lumber Co; Is
tubs butter, TO Cal & New Creamery Co; 10 tubs
butter, to order,
Stmr Navarro, Hardwick, IS hours from PismO:
produce. to Gray q Mitchell.
Stmr NOyO, Levinson. IA hours from Fort Bragg:
pass and mdse to j ) Kimball.
Stmr Sunol, De5tmers, S5 hours from Grays Har-
Dor; pass and mdse to Grays Harbor Commercial
Stmr weeott, Whitney, 2l1s hours from Eel
River; pass and mdse, to Russ, Sanders Il Co.
Stmr National City. Andersen, ~ hours from
San Pedro: pAcs and mdse. to CA Hooper L Co.
Stmr Scotia, johnson, 15 hours from Little
River: 95. q RR ties. to r Hanfv.
Br bark boon Royd. IL days from Honoulu;
sugar, to Williams, Dimond g. Co.
Schr Parkersburg, Jorgenson days from
Coqulle River; 17o NJ It lumber, to c Doe q Co.
Scnr Alcalde, Sanders l3 days from Port Blake
ley; lumb er, TO Benton. Holmes d Co.
,%,a sehr -. Moro Jorgenso1, 9 90 hours from Co
Schr Newark, Beck, 10 bours rom Bowens
Landing lb6 NJ # lumber. to Haywood.
Schr Mary Dodge, Hansen, Is IA days from Ka-
schr Antelope. Anderson, days from Coquille
River: lumber, to w Kronenberg.
Schr Mary Eta, Wetze II hours from Collins
Landing; 20 eds wood, to Bender Bros.
Sailed.
SUNDAY. June7.
Stmr Progreso. Storrs, Seattle
Stnir Columbia, Bolles, Astoria.
Strnr Mineola, Pillsbury, Tacoma.
ship Dashing Wave. Morehouse Tacoma.
BIZ bark Morialta, Hunter Melbourne.
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

On the evening of the first meeting in July the
members o. Court Lincoln will give smoker to
its friends On the 23d ofAugust it will give a
party n ) ocial Hall, 1O2 o'Farren street.
At4he last held meeting Court Eureka conferred
degrees on two.candidates.
On Thursday, til 25th inst, Court Sherwood
Forest viii give grand deer hunt parry in Social
Hall, Fo. es ,rs building.
At well attended meeting of Court German
: mer ca LIST Thursday two candidates were ni-
tated.
Al the executive council meeting held on the
asst Saturday in May High Chief Ranger Case
named numb Der of his deputies.
Many OF the younger Courts are.anx lously await
ing the time when the new ritual shall go into
effect
new court will be instituted in Healdsburg by
NJ. Z. Light this evening.
High Court Jdnier Beadle c. Freye has been con-
fined TO his home by severe attack of rheum :
tsm.
High Court Treasurer George w. Lunt was in
Ukiah last week on business connected with the
order
Arrangements for the Foresters picnic to be
he.d in san Jose on the 18th inst. are about COM
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Knights and Ladies Of Honor.

meeting OF the lodges of Alameda County will
be held on the 23d inst. in the hall of Oakland
Lodge for the purpose of making arrangements for
grand union meeting.
Yerba Buena Lodge of San Jose at its last held
meeting received two applications and initiated
ment and social on the third Wednesday of this
month.
Harm ony Lodge will elect officers Wednesday
night
Encouraging reports are being received from all
parts OF the State.
following officers: G. E. Hill, p p; Martin Kapp.
p; Miss Belle Buchanan, v. p: A. Z. Grlsby,
secretary; Miss Emma NJ. Casper, f. S.; +, ID.
Littlehed, r.; Mrs. Ii. ID. Kilbourn, G.: Mrs. L.
Bay, c.; L. A. Ridder. guide; Miss Belle Meade,
sentinel.
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hardy Westerner, said he was once riding
in train th rnnnh Kanaas

hardy Westerner said he was once riding
in train through Kansas.
There was what is called out there "a
light breeze blowing. / had occasion to
look out of the window, and the moment |
put my head out off went my hat
what did you do?' asked one of the
party.
Well, gentlemen. several people told
me not to worry, that the breeze was
strong enough to take it there. l sort of
wondered what they meant, but that hat
was.handed to me by the station-agent at
our next stop, about forty miles from
where it blew out of the window. We came
along pretty fast, tool guess about fifty
miles an hour. But then eighty miles an
hour for wind is called "a light breeze in
that country, and the hat went by the
eighty-miie route. ."-Harper's Round
Table.
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Order of Pendos.

Standard Council No. 40 organized at
Anaconda, Mont, on the 21st OF last month with
large membership. A few days later Beulah
Council No. 43 was organized at Butte. Mont.
Alpha Council OF Butte now has a membership
of lO1.
The increase in the order during the month Of
May was 112.
organizing Deputy State Councillor +. H Foote
of Baltimore Council has gone 10 Portsmouth, Va.
10 organize a council there.
Supreme Treasurer DIS. Stanley will start on
the 10th inst. a visit East. He will visit Den
yer and Pueblo, Colo, and will also go TO Balt-
m ore, Md
rhe office OF Supreme Secretary Ernest Duden
has been removed one floor below In the same
building in which he has been located for some
time
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independent order B'ne Birth.

Grand President Wolfe has started on his tour OF
official visitations in the southern part OF the
State.
Unity Lodge will have an outing near San Jose
on the 18th inst
Cal ifornia Lodge will picnic at schuetzen Park
on.the 2lst inst.
Under Instructions from Potomac Lodge OF
Washington, D. c., which forwarded the money,
the grand secretary paid to the resident Denencary
of a deceased me mber of the lodge named the sum
of $1,000.
Since the lst of last January this order In the
jurisdiction of Grand Lodge No. has lost sixteen
members by death Up to date all but four OF the
beneficiary certificates nave been paid, and all
within sixty days after notice Of death
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Court Castroville No. 149 was instituted on last
Thursda ay evening with 25 charter members in
Castroville, Monterey County, by c. II. Bremen,
grand secretary assisted by j. E. Cox, grand
trustee, Deputies Thomas Sewall, George
Wagner H. V. NJ. Mueller and James Healing
and the officers and members of Courts Paiaro
Valley Rose No. "A of Watsonville, and Santa
Lucia No. 20 OF Salinas. The following were in
stalled as the officers: Frank 6. Rose ]. P. c. r.,
W. F. McGuigan G. R., E. w. Griffin, s. @. r., J..
P. Mitchell treasurer, A. Maloney financial
secretary, J. P. Jordan recording secretary j. w.
Troxell s W.. d. E Farrisey J. W.. J. NJ. Walsh
s. b. J. r. La Bree ]. B., G. Ri. Moore, ]. l. oUg-
lass and James Mccarthy trustees, Dr. John
Poi nhveician.
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State Councillor Schaertzer has returned from his
visit to Pacerville Council. He well received,
and delivered an address at an open meeting.
which was well attended. His address had the
effect of enghtening great many people in regard
to the order and its purpose. He stated that the
order is not against any man on account of
nationality or creed, but is opposed to any man
who brings religion into politics. On the night fol-
lowing that meeting there was another, and q
banquet in honor Of the visitor.
Next Saturday the State Councillor, accompanied
by D. S. Stanley, one of the representatives from
this State to the National Council that is to in
Denver, Colo will pay official visit 10 the coun-
Gil in Sacramento
The representatives from this State to the
National Council are f. A. Tfbbetts, s. ]. Thesen
d. S. Stanley and c. \. Wilson. They will leave
this City during the week, and will be accom-
panied by IL. G. Schaertzer who is one of the
National committeeman.
Garfield Council will give smoker in ShieIs
building the 22d inst, and O. s. Grant Council
will give on the 26th.
a dispen sation has been granted to all councils
in this state TO parade with regalia on the Fourth
of July. In issuing this dispensation the State
councillor expressed the hope that every council
will turn out.
On the last Wednesday in the current month the
Daughters of Liberty will meet in this CITY to
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COMPANIONS of the Forest.

The business of the ninth annual session OF the
Grand Circle was completed on Thursday evening.
the following being the officers installed at said
session: Mrs. A. B. Andrews of No. 15l Los An
geles, past grand chief companion; Mrs. NJ. A
Duke of No. 2, San Francisco, grand chief COM
panion; Mrs. Z. Harrington of No. 2l5, San Fran
cisco, grand sub-chief companion; Miss Bertha
Hintze Of n o. 3S, San Francisco grand treasurer;
Miss A. D. Bremen OF No Ga, Alameda, grand sec
retary; Mrs E. ]. n. Stenwig of No. %, San Fran
CISCO grand marshal; Mrs. 7. Muegge of NO. 2O9,
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Royal Arcanum.

Preparations are actively going on for the OBJ
servance OF Royal Arcanum day by Argonaut
Council on the 22d inst The programme will
soon be announced and the invitations iss ued.
Tn ere will be literary and social entertainment
to be followed by dance.
The session of the supreme Council recently
closed in Savannah, Ga, is considered one OF the
most import an ever held. There were delegates
from all parts OF the country, and much important
LEGISLATION was enacted.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

The California Flambeau Club composed OF
members OF California Parlor, will give masque-
rade ball the evening of the Sd Of July in Ma
tive Sons Hail.
The several committees are at work on the ar
ran gements for the celebration Of the anniversary
of the raising of the American flag at Monterey on
the 7th of July.
All the parlors have received invitation from
the Fourth of July Committee to taKe part in the
eel ebration OF the Fourth.
The committee, of which FrankIL. CoOmbs is
chairman will meet this week TO revise the ritual
and curtail it.
circular has be issued to all the parlors call
ing attention the anniversary of the raising of
ing for cooperation, so that the Native Sons may
be fittingly represen, ed IN the event.
National Parlor elected the following officers
last Thursday: ID. f. Murden, P; w. Nj. Brown,
first V. p: +. F.. Kroeger, second " p: w. q.
Barr, third V. P; Carleton II. Johnson, r. s.; G,
J. White. F. s.: P. G. du Ply, t.; w. E. Fett, NJ:
C. W. Heyer, trustee: Nathan Rogers, ND. sur
geon; L. A. Hufsch mdt, organist.
Last Thursday evening Hesperian ParlOr elected
officers as follows in its hall on Seventeenth
street: S. $. Foster, p; L. B. Daggett, first " p;
C. 4. Brady, second V. r.. II. L. Shepston, third
V. P; George z. Boyle, r. g.; William s. Morse,
F. g.; George B. Scott, T.; E. B. Carson, Charles
Ewing and George P. Theller, trustees; DR.. H. A.
ndrews, surgeon.
Cal. Ewing, who was elected marshal. will have
the honor of leading the elite paror OF the Mission
during the celebration on the 9th Of September
Hesperian Parlor is making active preparations
for this event.
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Kniebts of the Golden Eagle.

Golden Gate Castle is doing well in its new place
OF meeting. The house-warming VIII be on the
last Monday this month, which is election night,
and IL will be for members only. gooo Time Is
promised TO those who will attend. Ine lnstala-
tion of officers will be public. There is gooo re-
port from Grand Vice-commander Rose rs TO the
future of Golden Gate
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Woodmen of the World,

Golden Gate Camp No. "a held Its fifth anniver-
sary ju bilee entertainment last Wednesday in So
ciaI Hall, Alcazar building. The attendance was a
very large one and those present enjoyed an excel
lent programme and some good addresses a re-
suit OF this open meeting was the filing of seventy
five applications for EN- bership. At the close Of
the meeting the Woodmen and their guests re-
paired to the banquet hall, where fine spread
was awaiting them. Past Head Consul -. T..
Moses presided and addresses were made by Con-
sui Commander P. F. Giroy ana Past Consul j. l..
Geary. This camp now has 460 names on It's roll
and is the largest camp in the state
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NoTE-In the above exposition of the tides the
early morning tides gwen 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 right
hand column gives the last tide of Che day, except
when there are but three tides as sometimes
occurs. The heights given additions TO the
soundings the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when q minus sign (-) precedeG tho
heigh'. and then the number given is Subtractive
from he don't ~'"nn hv ne rhars
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bees in this City and Oakland to take part AT its
review on Friday night this tent conferred the de-
grees on three candidates.
Golden Gaze Hive, Lady Maccai ees, at It's asst
held meeting receiv ed several applications and AZ
ter the business was over there was verY inter
estlng programme of vocal and Instrumental
music
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

GTEAMER3 WILL SAIL FROM kA-qa
y Broadway wharf, San Francisco. as ,aAa
follows:
For Mary Island. Loring. wrangeI. Juneau. Kill
isnoo ana Sitks (Alaska), &C . A. n, June 8
13, .S. 2S j" =, :. lS, %
For victorls and Vancouver CB. c.l. Port Town.
send, Seattle Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and New
Whatcon tBeningham Bay, Wssh.l a. NJ
JUNE Is. ., %. ~ ana every fifth
day thereafter, connecting at Vancouver with
the c. z. r. R.. at Tacoma with N. p. r. R.,
ct Seattle with G. n. Ry., at Port Townsend with
Alaska steamers
For Eureka. Arcata and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bayl str. Pomona, p. n. June 2 y. TO-
ID IL. y. 26 3 and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz Monterey San Simeon, Csyucos,
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) Gaviota Santa
Barbara. Ventura, Hueneme. San Pedro East San
Pedro Los Angelesl ana Newport At 8 A. NJ, June
d. {, IL 10, ~, u. 2S and every fourth day there
after
For San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford
fSan Luis obispol, Santa Barbara, Port Los
Angeles, Redondo clos Angeles) and Newport IL
L.. .iu 2. B. lU. Ia; IS, %, 26, so and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Caho Mazstlan, La
Paz. Altata and Guaymas (Mexicol, str. Orizaba
10 A. n. June 2 u, ana 25th of each month there
aft r.
Ticket Office, Palace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GooDALI. PERKINS & CO., Genr Agents
10 Market st. San Francisco.
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Knipbts of Pvthias.

Syracuse Lodge NO So elected the following
named as officers at its meeting last Wednesday
night: Thomas H. Oliver, c. c.: B. A. Irout,V G. ;
|. Friedman, P; ]. Horne M-at-A george RaD-
Piugle, NJ. of E.; J. Mon I. G.; j. Cressens, u e.
Sig. Grossman NJ. of w: Gus Pagander, trustee
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
AND new YORK STOCKS.
" HEELOCK & co

4 Leidesdorn St. Tel. Main 1854.
BRANCH OFFICE
623 Market St, Palace Hotel. TEL Main 1928.
j. $. PURDX, Manager.
Orders instantly executed on latest market quo
tations- Reference lst National Bank, ). f..
CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIRE. NEW YORK.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

Via SausalitO Ferry.
From San Francisco, Commanding March 20, 1soa
WEEKDAYS.
For Mil Valley and San Rafael = 700, $500
*9:15 1O;l6, 1l:45. A NJ; 1;45, $40, AIS
5:15 SO :OU. :35 NJ.
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wodne0
days and Saturdays at IL 80 p n.
SUNDAYS.
Fer NH Valley and sAn RafaeI-%s:O 100, 5000
SO zoo, IL 80 A. NJ. **l2 81. " so, *2:l5 %4;O0
b:3O $40. $3.50 P. II. Extra trip to Sausalito St
11:O0 A. n.
Trains marked run to San Quentin. ss12a3e
Pm. does net run to Mil Valley.
THROUGH TRAINS.
1:4b p. II. weekdayB-Cazadero and WAY stationA
s.OO A. n Sundays-Cazaiero aud way stations
WV a. n Sundays-PoinE Reyes ana way ststionA
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A Light Breeze.

During one of the recent windy days in
New York discussion arose between some
gentlemen at dinner about the velocity of
wind. Each related boastful story of his
own experiences. One of the party, a
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ing knights were chosen: ]. Johnson, P. D.;
Jules Voisines D.; Harry Burton, V. D.; Ed ].
Taylor A. d.; B. l. Solomon, reporter; w. j.
Langstaff F. R.. w. K. Somers, T.; w. Billings
By, c.; H. Fleming, g.; L. Lennon. McKenna
and Hamilton. trustees
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Woodland, grand guard; Miss Alice Lockwood Of
No 1856 PetaIuma, grand sentry; Mrs R. Kemp
Van Ee Of No. 1O3, San Francisco grand organist: !:
Mrs. NJ. E Read of No. 104, San Francisco Mrs.
NJ A. Coleman of No. 263, Santa Barbara, and
Mrs. c. Goldman of No. 5S, San Francisco grand
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Daughters of Pocahon tas.

Montezuma Council held a reception last Thurs
day night that well ATTENDED by members of
local tribes and councils Among the visitors was
Mrs. Il. d. Weymouth OF Los Angeles.
fsrata Council gave q bonbon party in Wash
ineion Hall the last Friday in May. 1t was
wei. attended, and was financial well as a so
cial success.
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Native Dnuphters.

The grand officers of the Grand Parlor of the
Native Daughters OF the Golden West have been
very busy last week getting ready for the session
of the Grand Parlor which is TO be held in Napa
commencing tomorrow.
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Kniehts of the Maccabees,

San Francisco Tent will celebrate the fifteenth
anniversary Of the founding Of the order on the
18th inst. in appropriate manner and will ex-
tend an Invitation to all Knights and Lady Macca-
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ROYAL MAIL STElh PlCKKT COMPANY

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL tzas8.
- fortnightly for the West Indies and Nsi9aIstlB
Southampton, calling route at CsrDoursn.
France, and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of lading in connection WITH tne
Pacific Mail S. s. Co., issued for freight ana treas
to direct ports in ENGLAND and Germany.
Through tickets from Gan Francisco to Plymouth
Cherbourg, Southampton First class, 1896: third
class, Se7 So For further particulars apply to
PARROTT g. CO., Agents,
3O6 California ste
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SANTA FE EXPRESS

SANTA FE EXPRESS
To Chicago via A. & P. Direct Line
Leaves every day at p. NJ, carrying Pullman
Palace Sleepers and Tourist Sleepers TO chicago
via Kansas City without change. Annex cars t01
Denver and St Louis -.
me popular SA NTA FE ROUTE EXCUR-
SIONS leave every WEDNESDAY for BOSTON
with the very latest Upto-date upholstered tourist
sleepers, in charge Of experienced agents, running
through TO destination.
The best railway from California to the East
New rails, new ties: dust; interesting scenery;
and good meals in Harvey's dining-roOm-
Ticket Office-644 Market Street,
Chronicle Building.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

On the last Friday in May, Great Chief Jackson
10 Santana Tribe at Fort Bragg, Mendocino County
They were O.ned at that place by Grand Junior
Sycamore f. a. Whipple and attended a special
meeting OF the lodge to show how well the officers
could initiate paIeface. The work called for the
compliments OF the visitors. The Red Mems Sill
Yer Cornet Band played concert music in honor of
reception and banquet.
Last Thursday night Sotoyome Tribe conferred
the chiefs degree.
On the Sth OF last month Modoc Tribe adopted
four paefaces and on last Thursday night con-
ferTed the Hunters Degree.
The great chiefs paid visit last Wednesday
night 10 Gray Eagle ribe at Oakland, and they
were accompanied by delegations from Pawnee
and Tecumseh tribes
Pottawattome Tribe adopted two palefaces last
Monday and will confer the degrees tonight
Pohonachee Tribe will give an evening 10 its
flienus in Washington II all on the 18th inst.
The indications are that there Will be large at
tendance at the picnic TO be given by the order
Sunset Park the Fourth of July. Two thou
sand tickets have already been issued and the sale
OF these has been very active.
The general committee Is making arrangements
to entertain the represents atives to the Great Coun
ell. On Tuesday evening, August 4, there will be
a competitive exhibition by the various degree
teams for a prize OF 500: Wednesday night a re-
ception and ball in Native sons fall and on
Thursday an entertainment at Sutro Baths and in
the evening banquet
Every Saturday night between the present time
and the Saturday previous to the meeting OF the
Great Council members of the order will be ini-
tiated into the mysteries OF the "Haymakers' De-
gree" one that is productive OF more fun than a
council meets 300 members will have taken the
degree.
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select representative to the National Council
that is to meet in New Ham pshire.
National Councillor Simons of the Daughters OF
Liberty has abandoned the idea Of visiting this
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independent order of Foresters.

Thursday evening Court Diana held well
attended meeting. One candidate was initiated
and three applications were received. Those who
visit this court are impressed with the officers who
do the work and candidates who initiated into
the m nysteries of the order likewise impressed
with the solemnity of the ritual For many
months not meeting night has passed but some
member has proposed name.
Court Gridley, or ganized in 1892, has been in
creasing Its mem bership. AT its next meeting 1t
will act on five applications. This court has not
had death since organization; it has, however.
one member W no became permanently disabled,
and in short time he will be paid $1,000, one-half
OF his beneficiary certificate The other half will
be held and paid TO his heirs upon his death.
ON the last Saturday in May Court Redondo cell
ebrated the sixth anniversary of its institution in
Foresters Hall A mood and interesting pro-
gramme was presented and w. II. Perry of Los
Angeles, high secretary Of state, delivered ali ap-
nrnnrfatp address
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Foresters or Amerlca.

ulete. It is expected that there will be large
attendance from this City and from Oakland.