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The Lamar register., 1897-01-23
NOTICE.

L. S. LAND oFF1oE. LSnAR, CoLo.,
December z9th, 1895
COMPLAINT having been entered at this Office
" by james 4. MilIinger against Catherine
Hicks aud Michael kinlty, agent; for abandon
Ing Homestead Entry No. ll2l, Pueblo series,
dated June sth, 1850, upon the southwest quar-
ter of Section q, Township - south, Range 4a
west, in Prowers County. Colorado, and alleging
that sssd tract has not been settled upon cul-
tiyated us provided by law, with view to the
cancellation OF said entry, the said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this office on tlla
18th day of February, 1897, at . o'clock A. NJ,
10 respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
iq-iB Q. B. THoMAN. Resister.
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me LEGISLATURE.
From our DenTcF correspondent.l
DENvEn, january q, 1901.

-i-NA Af-tst ttALhaAN - AEHf-
The work Of the llth general as
sembly this week has been princi.
pally confined to the introduction of
bills and the election Of United
States Senator. Very few bills were
acted on by the committees 10 which
they We're referred, and sono guesses
can yet be made as to the probable
character of the legislation to be
passed. Tho record for quick action
on a bill in Colorado Legislature
was broken this week. A bill to make
it an offence punishable by fine for
anyone to wear hats at theater was
introduced one afternoon. and was
referred to a committee of which "a
woman was chairman aud all the
women in the Legislature we're mem
bers- The bill was reported back
fayorably early next morning, thus
proving that some women anyway
are willing to TO lot others see the
stage.
Exit TELLER, EErUnLIcAN- ENTER TELLER
DEMOCRAT.
The above is the proper heading
for the great theatrical event OF the
week. The mask has been thrown
of and Teller has announced his final
withdrawal from the party which has
so highly honored him in the past,
and which he basely betrayed last
fall He was nominated as demo.
crat, received the unanimous demo
cratic vote, and marched up to speak
his little piece on the arm of dem
ocrat The vote on senator was Tel
Ter 81, Allen 6. Tho speeches were
simply immense One enthusiastic
silyerite said, "The eyes of the world
are npon us. This is the greatest
event since Benedict Arnold was made
a general in the British army" OF
some other ancient historical event.
The most eloquent speech was ad-
mitted to be Senator McNeeley's
nomination of Judge Allen. 1t was
Missed by the gallery, but the senator
told them the only animals that Missed
were snakes and geese, and he was
afraid of neither.
Senator Teller in his speech at
tempted to slur at Senator Wolcott,
who is far enough away at present to
make this safe. He said also that
whenever he was not in accord with
the majority of his state he would re-
Sign, entirely ignoring the fact that
he had an opportunity to prove this
four years ago, but hung on to his job
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NorIE
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% A'-''' D.ssrin,srr 2lsh. i.si.
ItDMPf. ATST having bean catered g tilt- oll,ss
y n fa,,,.s a Ntiiinsrr s.sait.st Ltnnig % Alg
Frederick r. benson. ninnf he.rs - - y,
7. Henson deceased ~ Michaei finlis, ~ ~
fHF shaud5uin.s Homestead kntF3 ~ -
dated Sspfe1Yh har ~ issl. upqu INC n ts.
quarter u Sactia a. Township = sgtith, - illi@
3 sGst. Ia proeefs County, taie5 -, - ~ ,,5i-
J.rated a. provided by law Nitii 2 tlsH ~ ~ ~.
rtHceliatioa 81 said cntIy tho taia psls,le,. ~,
~, ~ B ,fav III fci,rItfg Is17. 1T clock y, ~,
% rcsfnhd and furnish ts-tinip"a e''i'
aaid alleged ahandonmept- p.i-tsr
SD G. u, lA'NAN' ~
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The Government Never ReIents.

Chief AIcMechen, of the postoffice
inspectors department, is receiving
many inquiries asking why he per.
sists in following up the Colorado
Springs postoflice embezzlers after
they have returned the money taken
from the government. Mr.. McMechen
points to the United States statute,
section No. 1929, which clearly says
The Lamar register., 1897-01-23
NJ. STRAIN

- HAS FOR SALE
new Gem" wind mills at cost.
] good Farm at Bargain.
II Brood Sows and Boar.
y nice Pigs
Viii Buy % to 40 shoats Of soD to eob
weight.
The herald., 1897-01-09
ROYAL FORESTERS.
Four candidates were initiated by

Four candidates were initiated by the
Royal Foresters Monday night
At the regular convocatiun of Los An
geles cncampment No. Il, Royal For
esterc, at /. O. F. temple Monday night.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year William Il. Reavis,
illustrious past commander; r. H.
Leach, illustrious commander; X. w.
Martin illustrious lieutenant command
er; W. E. Badhanl, illustriou~ orator
e. r. Billmeyer. illustrious chancellor;
o. n. Nunraley. illuatrious archivist ;
G. B. Freeman, illustr,ous marshal; T..
l.. Huntington, illustrious captain of
the guard; A, Wallace. illustrious first
sword bearer: l.. A. Kleckner, illustri-
Gus second sword bearer; It. A. Vulle,
illustrious standard bearer; J. Glover,
iliustrious second standard bearer; C..
NJ. Marlean, illustrious inside guard;
r. Drysmid. illustrious outside guard !:
F. w. Wismer and r. w. Martin. finance
committee; C. Il. Freeman, drill mas
ter.
The following courts VIII have their
officers installed by the Royal Forest
ers: Court Mateo, No. 3343, at Lees hall.
East Seventh street. next Wednesday y
night; Court Los Angeles, No, 422 on
Thursday, January Il, at i. O. F. tenn
pie; Court Palmetto. No. 3345, Weones-
day, January 27, at Masonic hail. Boyle
Heights
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ANDREW JACKSON LAUDATUS
Continued from Page One0


WIN represented Micaouri Daniel W.
I.awler for Minnesota, and Hugh Ryan
fo,. Wisconsin. All these speakers tulo
of the corGition of thc gold democracy
in the states from which they had come
and all made enthusiastic promises Tor
tho future prospects and usefulness
Of the party.
AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Jan, s. S.--Jacksen day
was celebrated here by Il well attended
BANQUET at Masonic Temple, given by
the Jackson D,nocrst'c ASSOCIATION of
the District of Columbia Those pres
ent included many senator's and repre-
scntatives. The toasts and speakers OF
the evening embraced the following
The Dav We Celebrate. Hon. a. >. Col
yer. Nashville, Tenn. Independence,
Senator Morgan of Alabama; The Dem
ocratic Party its Defeats and Triumphs,
REPRESENTATIVE Benton McMiIlin of
Tennessee: Andrew Jackson and His
rival Henry Clay. Senator Blackburn
of Kentucky; The Money OF the Const-
tuition. Senator Daniel of Virginia Gu
ba Libre-by the Eternal, Representa-
rive Sulzer of New York: What's the
Matter with California, Representative
Mcguire of California, and Jefferson.
Madison and Monroe, RepreE rtatlV2
Swanson Of Virginia.
\ INDIANA
EEpIANAPOLIS. Jan s-Jackso11
oay was celebrated by the Democrats to-
night at the Grand opera house the
attendance was not large Speeches
were made by National Committeeman
J. 5. Shanklin, John w. Kern and e%-
Attorney General Smith. Governor
Matthews presided.
THE SILVER END
OMAHA Neh IAN S-The annual
banquet of the Jacksi9nian club of this
city was held at the Paxton hotel th.~
evening The banquet vas really an
ovation tc William J. Bryan, With few
speochos hy ether Democrat 10 ail
vo''sty to the occasion.
Wher, the distinguished guest OF tce
we. < ros to aG.',t - the people ri@s-
eat his reception was to the highes. &c
gre. enthusiastic He paitl high trli-
,i.e 70 tLe PcplI ISIS g. being the picntei
Ii. the movement for governmental 'e-
forms, and complimen.ed those Repub-
licans who left their party ard voted Tho
Democratic ticket He expressed pleas
ure over the result of the election II,
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sfaiation by Court La Fiesta Wednes-
day evening at Paulk's hall on WASH
lngton street. was an unusually Cocd one
and Thoroughly enjoyed by the large
number present Fl. w. Martin made the
address of welcome. followed by an over
ture by the orchestra; vocal solo, Miss
McLain; instrumental solo, Miss Ada
INA Perry; recitation, Byron Badham;
cornet solo, vocal solo, Miss Stella Per-
ry select reading. George Hood After
the program came refreshments, closing
with q dance.
Court Morris Vineyard after installa-
non or officers last night enjoyed the
Following program: Violin solo. Mr..
Bartlett. Mrs. Heller, accompanied;
character song. Miss Ethel Levy: ad-
dress. High Chief Ranger McElfresh;
recitation. Louis Schwartz; mandolin
solo. piano accompaniment; vocal solo.
Chas. l.. Wilde.
High Secretary w. H. Perry will on
the evening of the 18th install thu. Of
ficers of Court Buena No 3O63, Buena
Park. on January goth the officers of
Court Westminster No. S91, and January
~ Court Burbank No. 548. It is expect
ed that these occasions will be made
public and enjoyable, especially by the
Burbank court.
Court Los Angeles. No. 422, had q
large and profitable meeting Thursday
night. Six candidates were initiated.
The Office of F. w. Wismer, financial
secretary of Court Los Angeles. has
been removed to more convenient ard
commodious quarters in the l. o. +.
temple. corner First and Spring streets
Office hours from 10 a. m to p. m and
TO p. m. Open Saturdays until S
u. m.
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MASONIC

Los Angeles chapter No. 80. r. A. M,
will hold their regular convocacion on
Monday evening, at which time the ofil-
cers-elect will be installed.
South Gate lodge No. 800 conferred the
third degree last night.
Lexington lodge of Ell Monte will In
stall officers at that place this after
noon. Several prominent Mason0 or Los
Angeles will be present.
Los Angeles commandery No: will
confer the Order Of the Temple next
Thursday night.
The ladies OF South Gate chapter, o.
f. S., will soon give another one of those
social entertainments and dances. which
have proved 80 enjoyable heretofore.
Signet chapter, r. A. M, met in regu-
lar monthly convOcation on Tuesday
evening. The degree of Mark Master
will be conferred by this chapter next
Tuesday night. which also has work for
every week this month.
Downey lodge had a public installa-
tion, entertainment and banquet re-
Gently, which was one Of the most i'm
portant affairs of that kind ever given
in the town.
The funeral Of John II. Pattee, late a
member of Clark lodge No 603 Mar
tinsville, Ill took place Thursday af-
ternoon from the undertaking parlors of
c d. Howry, South Broadway. under the
auspices of Southerm California lodge
No. 27S.
The display of the national colors will
be a feature in many Masonic lodge
rooms hereafter.
The installation of officers by PeDtai-
pha lodge No. 202 on Thursday evening
proved quite a notable occasion. Past
Master c. W. Blake, assisted by Past
Master George Varcoe as marshal, in
stalled the following officers in due
form: j. NJ Deeter, worshipful master;
J. F.. Hughes, senior warden; F. NJ. Par
ker. Junior warden; j. H. Martin, treas
urer; w. W. Robinson, secretary; S. p.
Mulford. chaplain; p. S. Thompson,
marshal; w. X. Hervey. senior deacon:
c. d. Howrey, junior deacon; j. D.
Matheson, senior steward; w. Ayles-
worth, junior steward; w. G. Fordham,
tyler. Following the installation sew
eral interesting addresses were made,
notably that of the retiring master, c.
w. Blake; the new master, j. M. Deeter.
and Past Master John Kingsley. fine
past masters jewel was presented to
Brother Blake. who made an eloquent
acceptance speech. Other interesting re-
marks followed by George Varcoe -
Dyer and Samuel Prayer The Worship
ful master announced next Monday as
third degree night. a superb banquet
followed, which was fully appreciated.
likewise several appropriate speeches,
especially that of o. T.. Taylor of South
ern California lodge.
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NO PARDON GRANTED

DENVER. Jan. S.-The board oi
dons tonight gave heariug to T.
torneys for Albert II, Downen, con
OH his confession of the murder O
AshWorth in Denver while after
To hold him un. After the heari
board decided rot to interfere with
nen's execution. Downen ciaj,ns e
committed the murder ard a nun
highway robberies in California
served two long senterces at Saa {
tin psisor.
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this state, but did not attribute tn
suit to the fact that Nebraska W;
home, but rather to the fact that
was such complete harmony 8
all the forces which made up the
here. He saw in il lesson for
states. and said that when they h;
same amount of eGucation on the
cipal subject of the Democratic pla
as Nebraska had had, and the
perfect harmony among the peopi
porting those questions. victory
come to their PARTY in the nation.
The herald., 1897-01-09
CONSTABLES' FEES

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S.-Th
prene court today held that a cor
o. Los Angeles county was entitled
ceive remuneration for official Sc
as provided by subdivision of
1874 of the county government act
The consta ble claimed that he WI
titled to all the fees of the office in
ital matters an drought action
the supervisors to compel them to
his demand for the entire amount
fees he had collected as constable.
decision fixes the salary of the con
al not more than $1,000 q year.
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|||F FRATEE2RAAL. BoNlS

grand treasurer; Eta Walker, grand
inside ,guardl A. Rsichert. pianist.
The officers OF Una lodge, No. 172,
were installed on Saturday evening. as
follows: Lizzie F,rbes, past noble grand:
Mary Christie noble grand; Mary Pear
son, vice grA16 FlcRa Lcthrop, record
ing secretary: M. IT. Striker, financial
secretary; Martha Crandall, treasurer;
Gertrude Warrington, warden; Ger
trude Summers, conductor; Evalina
Rhodes, r. s. ". G.; M. Wright, L. s.
N. G.; Nellie Wood. r. S. N c.; Dell A.
Hardesty l.. s. N. G. Eva Smith, in
side guardian; c. Chester. outside guar
dian; M. Black, chaplain.
On Monday evening the following Of
ficers of Columbia lodge. No. 1874, were
installed: Eva McFeeley, past noble
grand; Jessie Wilcut. noble grand;
Elizabeth Ashman, vice grand; Grace
Wassum. recording secretary; Grace An
derson, financial secretary; Jennie Stur-
geon, treasurer; Florence Henry, war;
den; FideIfa Anderson. conductor; Ly-
dia Gingery. r. s. N. c.; Jennie Giles
pie. l.. s. N. c.; Emma Herzog, r. S.
" e.; Margaret f.. Patten, l.. S. v. G. I;
J. A. Wilcut. outside guardian; Annie
MarkOff, outside guardian; Pearl Ven
mum. chaplain: Nellie JanodL pianist.
The officers Of Arbor Vitae lodge, No
SO. were installed on Tuesday evening,
as follows: A. Reichert, past noble
grand; Hattie Kimball. noble grand;
Mary Wright, vice grand: Lizzie Baker,
recording secretary; Mollie Little, ,fnan-
cial secretary; Nettie Howell. treasur-
er; Jessie Bonner. warden: Nettie
Thompson, conductor; Dora Balm. inside
guardian; I. Boyle, outside guardian
Mary Pettibone, r. SING; Eva Hartwell,
l.. s. N. G.. Annie Clausen, r. 8. V. G.. :
Eva Alexander. l.. s. V. c.; Harriet
Hartwell, chaplain.
Eureka lodge. No. 12S, also had an
installation of officers on Tuesday even
ing at l. o. o. II. hall, Downey avenue
The list of officers is as follows: Ida
Lawrence, past noble grand; Matte e.
Kreiger. noble grand; Isabella Hams,
vice grand NJ f. Ryder. recording Sec
retary; Alice Fl. Crawford, financial sec
retary; Clara Gray. treasurer; Sylvia
Smith. warden: Lulu Rohrer, conduct
or; Ida Morton. II. S. N G.; Roena
Hollenbeck. L. S. N. G.; Lizzie Grearer,
r. s. V. G.; Sylvia McGaugh. l.. S.V. G.: /:
Ruby Sinclair.inside guardian; l. Stead;
outside guardian.
The herald., 1897-01-09
THE BIG FIGHT.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. S.--Dan
Stuart and Secretary Wheelocli were IN
Little Rock fer an hour today on their
way to Dallas. While they were here
Stuart told Gazette reporter that the
Corbett -Fitzsimrnors fight would take
place on Mexican coil. The exact loca-
ton of the mill was not given. but Stu
art said the spectators would be taken
by special train from f., Paso to the bat
flo crDuud
The herald., 1897-01-09
FILNrNs LOST HIS WAL

With n charge ar suspicion a
him G. A. Underwood IL, booked
city jail. having been arrested :
cning on Main street hy Dilicsr / ;
With him MAS Charles " Filk'rY
much intoxicated Fiikins clasnft
Underwood lad SIS cred MIN 20 TIL
Ct Il frail fe e.nalt cgl.ed Mabel. vi
was touched i-r SIS. Both
1A.l-ol lln fnr ttA Z ghi
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MISSOURpS NEXT SENATOR

JEFFERSON oiIi. 40, Jan. S.--Trc
Democratic caucus tonight nominated
Senator George G.. Vest as candidate Cor
United States senator to succeed him
self. Governor Stones rame was placed
before the caucus by Mr.. Washburn.
Speaker Farris, for the governor ara BY
his authority, withdrew his name. The
Legislature will vote for United States
senator on January 9th, wher it is con-
fldently expected that Vest Will be re.
elected.
The herald., 1897-01-09
JUNIOR ORDER u. A. NJ.

The oflicers-elect of Hancock Council
No, 20 were Installed on Thursday ev-
eninE by Deputy National Councillor G.
N. Wilson.
Councilor Jep Farmer of Hancock No.
20 has appointed regular initiatin :
team. They will be thoroughly drilled IN
the work, and will be present at every
initiation.
The Oriental degree will be conferred
o:: ell aspiring candidates who desire to
learn of the mystic o. NJ. A. Grand
PaG.shah c. l.. Wilde will preside The
date of the meeting will be announced;
in vhese columns next week.
-Four candidates will be initiated in
Hancock council on next Thursday ev-
ening. The new paraphernalia which
was recently purchased will be used Tor
the first time on this occasion
Past Councillor NJ. H. Bellinger left
for the east on Thursday last, called
there by the death Of his father.
The herald., 1897-01-09
WIZ SHUT " SHOP.

CHICAGO, Jar 3. The Dine $ r
bank, With iis 40.dM, dercs itors. ore
the Oldest ssN.Ags haiks IL tle se,
WI go out If existence before ti,g af
piratioi Of The rincty DAYS notice Sl
has been roquiYe, of aorositors siise nr
suspe ns Tor Of The Naioral Bank u u
i.nois.
The herald., 1897-01-09
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORK
MEN

Special Deputy w. A. lines has return
ed from Oakland and expects to organ
ize new lodge at Alhambra this (Sat-
urday) evening.
There We're 491 applications for ad-
mission to the order in this state during
December. 1t is expected that 800 ap-
plications will come In this month
The officers of Magnolia lodge, degree
of honor were installed last evening ''y
Mrs. Lena Roberti, district deputy.
Lodge installations commence next
week On Monday night st. Elmo lodge
No. 3S, Thursday night Southern Cali
fornia lodge, East Side lodge January
18th. Henry Moore. deputy for district
No. 1, has been i'll and will be obliged to
appoint sub-instaNing officer. j. T.
Greenough. deputy of district No. 2. will
install the officers of Southern California
lodge
The herald., 1897-01-09
AN AWFUL CRIME.

PORT HURON. Mich. Jan S.---Archie
McCullom pleaded guilty today to hav-
ing made a criminal assault upon his
own mother. He was sentenced to
states prison for life.
The herald., 1897-01-09
FORESTERS OF AMERICA.

Court Sunset No 6S initiated two can
didates Monday night; installation was
postponed one week. More initiatory
work next meeting.
The relief committee viii hold their
anncal election of officers January 17th
Angelina and Los Angeles circles -
of F. have consolidated and assumed
the name of Carnation circle
The herald., 1897-01-09
sENIOR ORDER n A M

Los Angeles Council No. Senior Or
der United Americas Mechanics had a
social and installation of officers at M .
Donald's hall Wednesday night. The
program comprised several interesting
addresses, music recitations, etc. after
which the following officers were in
stalled by Senior Ex-Councilor P. r.
iLivermIore: d. ]. Carr commander; J
A. West. vice commander; Isaac s,
Smit.; secretary; A.. Lembenger, as
sistant secretary. J. H. Gervaise. finan-
cial secretary; George w. S,ocum, in
ductor: l.. A. Major. examiner; e. y
Morgan, inside protector; s. M. Jacobs
outstde protector; A. T. Carey, trustee,
The herald., 1897-01-09
THE REBEkAHS,

The first semi annual report Of the
Los Angeles Rebekah relief board, which
was organized August 4. 1896. is ar fol-
lows: Total receipts. Sl95 81; number of
Rebekaha assisted, S; amount. 500 10.
wives Of Ofl~ Fellows assisted.6; amount
s65- 80: Chrif'tinas donations to the sick,
$40: total paid for relief. S145; expenses
Of relief board, S21; total disbursement
s16G; balance on hand January 1, 1857
$40 Fl. The Officers Of the relief boar
a!s: Mrs. Franc Simpson, of Columbia
lodge. president; Mrs. ]. Long of Arhor
Vitae, vice president Mrs. Flora Lo-
tnrop OF INA secretary; Mrs. Nailie
Wood or Una, treaeurer.
NY. Annie Lyt,ell, II. ID. q. NJ, las
Installed the officers of several Rtb,kah n
lodges, assigtel by the following as
thIop grand marshal; Lydia C;inrerv
grand warden; Evelina Rhodes, grand
recording secretary; M. E. Patten, grand
AnAncial secretary; Emma Herzog.
The herald., 1897-01-09
KNIGHTS OF THE MAcCABEEs.

Los Angeles tent, No. 2. had a large
attendance at the meeting Wednesday
night, and the initiatoTy work was well
done. The new officers of this tent
Will be installed on the goth.
The whist tournament between Los
Angeles and Banner tents was post
poned on account of the illness of one
OF the prospective players.
Angel City Tent No. 81, Boyle Heights,
will unite with Los Angeles Tent No. .,
January 20th.
Social night next Wednesday with
Los Angeles tent. A card party is on
the program, to which all members and
lady friends and the ladies of Hive No
l are invited.
Deputy Supreme Commander c. A.
Luckenbach has opened q fine suite of
offices in the California Bank building.
He will now devote his entire time to
Maccabee work During the present
month he will confine his work to the
tents in Southern California and later
so north.
On Thursday evening the members of
California Tent No. 6 held a social at
their tent room in Elks' hall, South
Main street. which was largely attended
and very enjoyable throughout. An i'm
portant feature was the presentation of
past commander Jewels to the follow
ing past commanders of the tent: A..
Cattanach, W. 8. Pollock, Thos. Nc
Caffery. w. II. Oswald, s. Mas, c. A.
Williams, A. w. Francisco. jr, George
b. Lake. Sir Knight c. A. Luckenbach, h,
supervising deputy supreme commander
for the Pacific coast, made the presen-
tation address. in which he dwelt upon
the fraternal features of the order and
admonished the past commanders that
they should be the leaders and expon-
ents of these features of the order The
following program was given: Address
of welcome. J. w. Smith; vocal duet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schalwitz; selection, banjo
and guitar club: presentation of Jewels,
d. s. c.. c. A. Luckenbach: piano solo,
Mrs Schalwitz. comical sketch. The
evening closed with q dance.