April 28, 1898 (4 pages)

See eS ee .) . Brothers injnred on the drive, through THIRD DAY'S SESSION. Grand Parlor called to : o’clock a. m., Grand P D. Olark ‘presiding: Grand Marshal rer po present, ~~ The reading of the silat y ferred owing to the fact ¢ printer had not sufficient time. i Kyau of Pacitic Parlor moved that wé adjourn at 11 o'clock a.m., and recon: vene atl o'clock p.m. Carried. Committee. on Credentials through F -ank H. Mills reported Geo. A. Steinmetz, Tracy No. 186; Otto Gransky, Stockton Parlor No. 7; Saul Magner, Bay City Parlor, entitled: to seats. Committee on sympathy to the Grand Secretary Henry Lunstedt reported the sd it resolution which ‘was adopted: Resotvep: That this Grand Parlor mingles its sympathy with the distress of Brother A. J. Tarner of Stockton Parlor No.7, Rod \W.-Church and H. D. Cushing of Oakland Parlor No. 60, who met with a painful accident during the drive to the Malakoff mine yesterday, ‘and earnestly hopes that their injuries are not of.so serious a character as to, impair their usefulness +o this Grand Parlor, their families or the communities in. which they live and that they may speedily be restored to the fall ‘enjoyment of every function and faculty,and Resozvep: That the Grand. President personally extend to them. .OXpressions of fraternal oan oer. ys LK HAGE, J. W.F. Diss of Redlands Parlor submitted the following amendment. Referred to Committee on Legislation: Resoiven, That Section 8 of Article V_ of the constitution of the Grand Parlor be amended by substituting the _ word “second” for the word “last,” preceeding the word “day,” in the necond line of the section.W. J. Variel of Ramona. offered. the} following resoluticn: Referred to Committee on Legislation: Rusolvep, That‘Section I, Article 4 of ‘Constitation of Grand Parlor ~ be. -amended by adding thereto /the:fallow-}: ing: Provided, however, t that no session of ‘the Grand Parlor shall extend beyond tthe period of four days. «J. W.F. Diss submitted the follow amendment. Referred to ‘Committee on Legislation: RESOLVED, Tiat Section ps of Artiole Vi of the constitution: of the-Grand! Parlor he améhded by striking out the i re words +Grand ‘Treasurer snd: Grand Marshal” therefrom. H. B. Beldap, chairman of Committee on Petitions, reported as. follows, all. of which was adopted: Following is the report of ‘¢he ; Committee on Petitions: We, your Committee on Petitions, respectfully recommend: © That: the petition of -McLane Parlor, No. 86, to change the name of. said. Parlor to Cakstoga Parlor, No. 86, be granted. That the petition of Donner Parlor praying for the: sanction and co-operas}. tion of the Grand Parlor in their en. deavor to raise fuuds for a Donner monument be denied. That the petition _ _of R. & Thompson, editor of “The “Pioneer,” be referred to, the Press ie St WH Respectfully submitted, . » HH. B, Bevpgn, GrorGe CO. Rapouirr, W.R. Mizton, Committee on Petitions. ast Grand President Henry Gesfor moved that the question of giving Cal istoga Parlor new . charter be referreo to the Committee on Appeals anc Grievauces. So ordered. Resolution of Grend Secretary Lai * stedt read and on motion of ‘Grand Secretary Lunetedt adgpted, Resolved, thet a committee of three be appointed. who shall becharged with the duty of ascertaining the » Tae rtation #Parlors be amended’ by striking out from all points to the Yosemite Valiey, ‘at the beginning ‘thereof, the following and also the character, cost and extent of the accommodations there for the} aual Grand Parlor and its members, ‘said * gommittee to report to the Grand. Pres-. ident who shall by circular report its} month of March of each year each Parfindings to the Grand Parlor. before the next annual session, so that we may know definite at Salinas whether .a session in that~ romantic valley” is . posed by ture and facilities of trans pogsible, On motidh: of Past Grand President ’ M.A. Dorn it was resolved that all reports be considered as on adoption without a motion. sone aa follows : iE! parade and protaet them from Spanish and in line with the-saggestion’ of be left to the experiments of subordinate parlors, the results to be reported to the Grand Seeretary. 5. With reference to the suggestion of forming a Parlor of iastraction so that the officers of the am Parlors shall receive instructions in ritualistic work the Committee recommends the adoption of the following Resolution: . Resolved, That the Grand President. be and: he is hereby empowered to appoint Parlors of Instruction in “such sections of the State as he may deem proper for the purpose of instructing the officers of the Subordinate Purlors in the ritualistic work, and under such cage as he: may impose. ’ F.L. Coomns, ° ‘. Joun F, Davis, : M: A. Dosn, ‘Com. on Ritual, The Grand President appointed Rod W. Charch of Oakland Parlor, Grand Secretary Lunstedt and Grand Trustee . Jos. K. Hawkins on Yosemite Valley. Telegram of San Jose members read and filed: . San ind, Cal., April 26. Henry Lunstedt, Grand Secretary . Grand Parlor, N. 8, G. W.—Assure ail members N.S. G. W., royal welcome Sept. 9th at San Jose. Osseryatory Parior, No. 177. Following telegram read and filed: Marysvitxe, Oalif,, April 27. To J. H. Marcuse—Marys ille ee lor, No. 6, ames e inas Parlo' Real to,them Gas Sof delegation will be there and endeavor to secure the Grand. Parlor for Marysville in 1900, J. Barren; Recordizg Secretary. . Bauinas, Cal., April 25. ‘To P. EB. Sabala—Extend greetings of Troop “CO” to Grand President and delegates.~We promise to” ~escort them in ae M. J. Borke, Capt. : Amend Section IIL, Art, 1, to read as Bucy. prices At .the qnatiniee of the ‘Grand and. deena Parlors, the discussion .of religion, politics, sectarian or other improper matters tend‘ing to create dissension or discord, be prohibited. ® : JoLivs GABRIBL. Buy City Parlor To the Grand ‘Parlor Native Sons of the ‘Golden. West :—Your committee on Legislation, to whom was referred certain proposed Constitational Amend ments,have had the same under consideration ‘and do now report as follows : 1. Upen the soot Ossi Lig ieeong by B man of Corona Parlor, No. poh et ‘Ii, Section 2, page 10, of the Constitution of the Grand Pxrtor be amended by striking out the words, “withitt two months of the neeting of the Grand Parlor,” und inserting in lieu thereof ‘the’ following, “at the last meeting in March,” the Jommittee recommend the ado; tion of the following substitute—amend said Section by striking ont the words, ‘They shall be elected by their respecive Parlors within two months of the rand Parlor,” and inserting. in lieu thereof the words, “such delegates shall be nominated and elected during che month of March by their respective Parlors.” And in consonance ‘with this amendment, your committee respectfully recommend ‘that Section 1, page 94, Artiéle X11, Constitution of Subordinate § word#; '“Within'two months of the ane of the Grand Perlor each -ghull elect” and by inserting in Parle reotthe following ; “During the lien: Jor shall. naminate and elect,” Adopted.Ti. Also, upon. the resolution, proBrother Geo. EB. DeGolia ‘of Piedmont’ Parlor, No. “60, providicg that the first three daye’ session of the Grand Parlor be devoted to the businees of the Order and that matters of diversion be deferred until after sare . porting’ daring the. snnal session shal! with referened:to: isteréopticon’ views, } bens: follows ; : Grand Officers concerning floorwork} -2. . Reading of minutes. ‘carefully considered the matter of the quests you aS ‘business. 1. Opening ceremonies. 2: Presentation of Seni and action thereon. a 4. Appointment of ‘standing committees. 5. Reports of officers, 6. Presentation of P onsand Res . olutions and action thereon. ; a Reports of ‘Committees and action thereon. 8. Unfinished business, at 9. New business. 10.” Exemplification of Ritual. 4. Miscellaneous business, 12. Approval of minutes. 18. Closing ceremonies. , Respectfully submitted, A. W. Norra, Menrm, On motion made by F. R. Wehe of Downieville that action on the commit: tee’s report be laid over for one year, after a lengthy discussion by Past Grand President M. A, ‘Dorn, Grand Orator R. C. Rust, 0 0. BE. ree F. E. Wehe for the motion, and A. W North and W.J. Variel against it the motion was carried. ' The Oommittee on Speetal Relief Fand reported as follows; ‘The Committee on Special Relief Fund ‘hereby report that they have creation of a special relief fund as pro. . vided. by the resolution introduced last year a! Bene 8. A. D, jones oft ing asbetitute’ therefor: ‘Add a new Section to Article X of Constitution ‘df Grand Parlor, to be known as Section 8, to read as follows: Section TI. There shall be added to the regalar annual per capa tax ratio an amount not to exceed 5 cents per capita as a special fund,to tax,to create and, maintain what shall be known as the Grand. Parlor Relief Fund which shall be used exclusively for the paymen of sick benefits and funeral: benefits to members of Parlors, which may be hereafter suspended or dissolved, or forfeit: their charter; or of Parlors whose income properly. handled is by+ reasons of epidemic or unusualamount ‘of sickness unable to meet the demands from cash on hand, or collecta-. ble from its members. In the case of a member of a’ Parlor which forfeits or surrenders ifs charter, this fund will only be available if sach member, who must be in geod standing, immediately after such suspensions or forfeiture, contribute at the rate of $1 per month to the Special Relief Fund, which will thereafter entitle him to the same benefits therefor allowed by his Parlor, not exceeding, however, the sum of $8 per week for 13 weeks, and thereafter such smaller sums as the. board of managers in charge therevf may in their discretion allow, and burial benéfits not to exceea $100, The control of the disbursements of this fand will be exercised by the Grand President, with the advice and consent. of the Grand Trustee and District Deputy Grand Presidents in whose district such Parlor may have been situated, and all benefits'shall be subject to such rules and discretion consistent. herewith as may -be given from time to time by the officers controlling the disbursements of this fand who shall determine the right of such yembers to benefits and of the amount to be paid, and whose decision therein shall be final and conclusive, a Whenever the amount on hand in this fand, at the time of the levy of per capita tax, shall exceed the sum of $100 for each 1000 members in the order, the levy of the additional ratio provided. herein will be suspended when the succeeding levy or levies are made, at the time when the Special Relief Fund has been reduced to a_ lens amount than the limit herein provided, it will then be renewed and continued as herein provided, e y EweEtMann, W. Lrrrce, D Ga. ‘Hauupay, Committee. cotta on. Legislation. The following amendment was subParlor, and was referred to the ComTo bo Cand Bee B.0.W.: mes a Sobtifide” Fass ‘Jine @ wh SE aioe we Bee _. through Grand Trustee J 08." ¥. Coffey, On motion of I. B. Dockweiler the} recommends the entire report was referred to the Comcr neg hy apg St G. APRIL 28, 1898. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, +6 ; PRank P, Capy. Réoesa until 1 o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSION. Grand Parlor recoavened at1 o’vlovk ‘p. mm. by Grand President. Geo, DClark. -Grand Marshal reported. all present ‘qualified toremain. . .~ ‘Minutes of yesterday’s session. as published in the TRANSCRIPT were apTo the Officers. and Members, ‘ot the Grand Parlor, N. 8. G. W.: ae We your Committee on Returns respectfully submit the following as our report: We recommend the adoption of the Grand Secretary’s’ report on returns of Subordinate: Parlors, and we further, recommend: that the charters of Benicia Parlor No. 89 and Santa Lucas No. 176 be revoked. . Franek M. Lurresc, J.8. Wituiams, Louis NonNEMANN. The report was adopted. is , Oommittee on Laws and “Supervision reported as follows; To the Grand Parlor, N. 8.G. W: In accordance with the Grand Parlor resolution proposed by Bro. Ahern of Bakersfield Parlor, No. 42, “thai the committee (on Legislation) report om both resolutions bearing on this subject (i. e.—N. 8. G. W. parades) tomorrow . at 4 o’clock y.m., it being made Bag order of ‘business, for ai: they ae sem i these pessluciogs, towit: © = By Grand Trastee Goombs: © Resorvep, That it is the sense of the Grand Parlor that-in all paradeg held under the auspices of the srg that the Grund Officers march in line with other membors of the order, under such directions as may be made by the Grand President. Nevava Crry, April 26, 1898. To the officers and members of the Grand Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West: Ii pursuance. of “the resqlation adopted compelling Granda . . Officers to march afoot in future parades of the Order, and inasmuch:as somé parlors do now take part in such’ parades, riding in vehicles, which: in itself would not be in harmony with the style of parade set for members of the Grand Parlor, be it ‘ Resoivep: That at all future parades of the Grand Parlor, all members. ofthe order, except those appointed to: act as aide or.duties of similar natare. be ordered to parade afoot. Respectfuily submitted,” JoLics GABRIEL, Bay City, No. 104. Also by, Max*Misrson, “Placerville No. Ce The committee. have had: the same ander consideration and auibgett the following: Ist. We do nat éousider that the subject is oue. to be embraced within the constitution, 2d. We are satisfied that legislation upon the subject would tend to the detriment of the order, 8d. We believe thatthe Grand Parlor takes sufficient Gare in the selec-: tion of its Grand Qificers.to warrant the order ‘in leaving the matter to the discretion and good judgment of the Grand Officers. Therefore we respecttally and unanimously recommend that NEITHER of preceeding resolutions be adopted. Arruur W. Nortu, Groras E, DeGouia, D. C. Martin, L. L. CHAMBERLAIN, W. H. Huypureys, Qummittee on Legislation. Amendment of Ed: J>faafe read and referred to Committee on Laws and Supervision, To the Officers and members" of Grand Parlor, N.S. G. W.: Resolved that the fourth order of business of Subordinate Parlors’ (report of sick or disabled mentbers) be changed so that it appearin the order of business before the 12th order, report of yisiting committee, /Epwarn J. Ta. .EPE. Printing Committee through Wm‘ C, Miiler.reported as follows: We, your committee on printing, recommend the adoption of soi : same, ae, pee olutions, amendments and reports to be made by the member oes . ‘ W. C. Miter, d ‘ J, B. Kuunan, F. P. Capy. be “Report adopted. ‘. ’ Bro. W. F. Prick of Quartz Parlor presented the following resolution which was. adopted: Resolved, That a committee of five ". . be appointed to suggest ways and means of properly commemorating the trials of the first band of pioneera}’ . known as the Donner. ‘Party. and that said committee report at the next reg{alar session of the Grand Parlor. The following resolution was adopted on motion of Bro. J. F. Davis: Resolved, That it isthe sense of this Grand Parlor that the Grand President in allfatare reports should omit any mention of answer to queries that are not addressed to him under the offivial seal of some Subordinate Parlor. P. Vi Long of Committee on Appeals and Grievances reported, in the matter of the petition of McLane Parlor, No. 86 to change the name to Culistoga Parlor, No.'86, that the Grand President be authorized to issue a new charter in the name of Calistoga Parlor. _.On motion of P. V. Long adopted. ‘The hourfor special order of business having arrived Jas. P. Dockery of Oalifornia-Parlér moved that a com. mittee of ten be appointed for the pur} pose of considering atid investiguiing the advisability of holding the fiftieth anniversary of the Native Sons of the Goiden West in San Francisco in 1900. After being discussed by Chas. N. Post of Sacramento, Jas. P. Dockery of California, J. F. Davis, Excelsior Pardor, F. R. Wehe, Grand Orator R. O. Rust, Ed:Head, Stanford’ Parlor, Jas. P, Gallagher, M. A. Dorn, J. L. Dennery, Grand President. Geo. D. Clark, C. E. McLaughlin, the motion was 4 lost< Jos, E; O'Donnell moved that the Ad‘mission Day celebration of 1900 be held in San Francisco. Carried. Geo. B. DeGolia, chairman of Special Committee too whom was referred the . daty of presenting resolutions relative to the war with Spain, reported as follows: The Nativé Sons of the Golden West in Grand Parlor assembled thie 27th day of April, 1898, true to our cardinal principle of loyalty, reaffirm our allegiance to our State and our Nation, and with the stars and stripes on our ‘altar, renew our obligation and declare , ta he: . OF war. May the fame accorded. patriotic action, reward those Sons of thé order. now joining.the ranks of battle in Tesponse to their obligation. They carry to the battlefield the hope that, secure in the triumph of a_righteous cause, they may return from the conflict to a peaceful land with its perpinnes and blessings. Groras E. DeGorta, Frank L. Coomss, © Frank D. Ryan, THOMAS FLINT JR., James P. Dockery. On motion of M. A, Dorn the report was. pnanimously adopted by a rising vote, The following was also reported by Head was adopted. Wuerreas—The patriotic men and women of California, having organized a branch of the Red Cross League, to the end that the brave men who are to lend their lives*to the service of the Nation may be better provided with sanitary equipment and may receive on the field of battle such care and attention as will in a measure alleviate their sufferings from wounds and sickness, therefore be it ~ *Resolyved—That the Grand Parlor. of the Native Sons of the Golden West does hereby heartily endorse the action and applaud the humane and_patriotic sentiments that prompt it. And, be it further Resolved—That the Grand Treasurer be and is hereby directed to.pay to the President of the California Branch of the Red Oross League the sum of one hundred dollars, ($100), which sum to be used in assisting the work of the League. Andbe it further Resolved—That the attention of subordinate Parlors of this order throughout the State be called to this good work and that they be recommended tolend it such support and sympathy as may, under the circumstances, be possible, . “F, L, Ooomss, } ‘Frank D; Ryan, ji THoMas FLINT JR., . ccimimitten. Grorae KE. DeGouia, James P. Dockery, ; P.V. Long of the Comittee on Appealsand Grievances reported on the decision of Grand President Olark: Devision No.1. Arfirmed. Decision No. 2. Afitirmed with modification. Decision No, 3. Decision No. 4, Decision No, 5. Decision No. 6, Decision No. 7. ification. Decision No. 8, jal comment, ! Decision No. 9., Affirmed. Decision No. 10, Affirmed. Decision No. 11. Reversed—64 to47. The report was debated'at length vy Passed temporarily. Affirmed,’ Affirmed. Affirmed. Affirmed with modAffirmed with spection requiring triplicate copies of resre orient tte tenet this committee and on motion of E. L. Bors 0 E McLaughlin, A Ramieh, P -V Long in favor.of the Committee report, and J W Ahern, D A Ryan, F R Wehbe, “. Leonard Stone, W J Variel and Sam Wagner in opposition.” The report was adopted by a vote of 64 to.47.Decision No12. Affirmed. Decision No 18, Affirmed. Devision No 14. Affirmed. Decision No 15, Atfirmed, with comment. : Decision No 16. Affirmed. . Decision No 17. Committee recommend its reversal after debate againsi the report of the Committee by W J Variel, J © Davis, 8 Wagner and: Leon Dennery. Jos PDockery moved to strike the decision from the record on the: ground that the query did not come under the Seal of Pisice: Decisions No 18 and 19 were also stricken from the 1ecord for the sume No. 20. Affirmed. No. 21. Parlor sustained in the case of KE. Gauthier va, Oalit ornia Parlor No.1. No. 8. Committee recommend the reversal of the Grand President. This report excited a debate of great length, participated in by Bros. O. E. McLaughlin, PV Long, PG P, MA Dorn, 1B Dockweiler, F R. Wehe, J Ahern, Jas P Dockery; D A Ryan, J F Davis. M A Dorn moved the following to stand as a substitute for the decision of the Grand President, and the report of the Committee which was adop ted—which concluded the report by the Committee on Appeal. P. V. Dona, 0. E. MoLavesuin, M.T. Doone, J. A. Devoro, J ‘Bares, JR, Committee on Appeals and Grievances Amendments toconstitution of sut. ordinate Parlors proposed. by. Isidore B. Dockweiler of Ramona Parlor 109. Amend. 1, Sec. If of Art. 11 of the constitution of subordisate Parlors by inserting the-words: “except.as hereinafter provided in Bec. 5 hereaf” immediately after. the Opening words “Oandidates must be of sound health.” It. Add anew Section to article IZ of constitution of subordinate parlors to be known as Sec. 6 and to read as follows to wit: In case the surgeon's certificate be unfavorable the candidate may never theless be ‘elected and initiated us non-beneficial members provided he “has previously filed with the Secretary of the Parlor, a written waiver in oe . licate, on tehalf of himself and his Sick 6: ran eral or other monetary benefits, thom. any subordinate Parlor or the order, in consideration of such election and it such candidates be so elected under such circumstances, the facts and the aforesaid‘ written waiver shall be spread upon the minutes of the Parlorand one of said duplicate written waivers shall be sent to the Grand. Secretary, to be kept on file in his office, and thereafter such non benefigiabmembers while in good standing shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges of a member of the order. Forms of such written waiver shall be supplied to subordinate Parlors by the Grand Secretary and no such written waiver shall be received by any Perlor except it be in accordance with the form furnished by the Grand Secretary. Amend Section 17 of Article VIII of the constitution of subordinate Parlors by adding the words, “other than the non-beneficial members. elected in accordance with Section V, Article 11, hereof,” after the opening words thereof, “Every member qualified as required by the laws.” Amend Section II of Article VIE of the constitution of subordinate Pdflors by adding fie words “other than the non-beneficial members elected in accordance with Section V of Article I hereof;” after the opening words thereof, “Im case of.the death of a member.” That Section 2, Article VIII, of constitution of Grand Parlor be amended by adding thereto the following: “Twelfth. Three employment committees, eavh to consist of three members, one to have headquarters at Sacramento, one at San Francisco and the other at Los Angeles. The Grand President shall assign to the jurisdiction ot said committees respectively the Parlors of the order as are most contigaous and accessible to the places above named respectively. That Article IX of constitution 0) Grand Parlor be amended by adding thereto a new section to ‘be known as Section 22; to read as follows: It-shall be the duty of the employ ‘ment committees to obtain, if possible employment’ for ‘such unemployed brothers as shall make application therefor through subordinate Parlors. It shall organize and select a chairman and also a secretary. The secretary thereof shall keep a full record of applicants for: employment stating their names, ages, occupations, Parlors to which they belong, positiéns secured, and any other pertinent information. Upon receiving an application for employment the committee shall at once cause. to be forwarded to the secretaries of each sub‘. ordinate Parlor in its assigned jurisdiction and to such other subordinate Parlors as may be deemed advisable, Mi ECR EMR AAT ARE PRATT LIM the said application which such secre. of CENTS each, STORE. taries are to read in open Parlor and thereafter report to such. employment the Parlor thereon. The said employment are to be provided with 1 by the Grand Sacretary. © Amend Section .3 of Article VI of Constitution of subordiuate Parlors by adding there!o the following, to-wit: “He shall from time to time notify; % the Employment Committee appoimted” by the Grand President and’ to. ‘the : jurisdiction of which his Parlor has been assigred, of the names, ages, ocvupations, and names of Parlors of unemployed brothers, and all other ae tinent information, and shall promptly. reply to any communications addressed to him by any employment committee and furnish all information required by it. He shall also promptly notify the employment committee of the acion of his Parlor on its commaunication respecting employment matters and shall also notify the applicant. Respectfully submitted, Istpore B. Dockweiuer, and WittiaM J. Varian, i Of Ramona Puarior, No 109, Los Be les. Referred to Committee’ on, ‘Laws ind Supervision. Alfred L. Morgenetern: “moved. Anat +. “~ iS the loss of the U. 8. Battleship Maine and her brave crew of 268 heroic sailors while defending the honor , of their ,, flag in a foreign ‘port. That a. resolu tee expressing the sentiments of thia ” Grand Parlor thereon anda copy of ~ of this Grand Parlor. to meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock a. m. i. aed —<—<—$—= Deafness Cannot be Cured. Sy local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of ‘the ear. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the. . Eustachian Tube. When this tube _ gets inflamed you have a rambling it is entirely closed déafness is the result, and unless the inflammation ¢anbe taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be ten aré caused by catarrh, the mucous surfaces. ‘ We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cure by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. Ff. J. CHENEY & 0o., Prop., Toledo, O, ; Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bot: . tle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. . ‘ A GREAT COMBINATION, The San Francisco Balletin and wi : Daily Transcript for 75 Cts Por Month. -, Tue 'TRansorieT has made a combina© tion with the San Francisco Bulletin and the TWO papers will be furnished . to all who desire them for SEVENFY-: « FIVE CENTS PER MONTH. ; D.B Forrest, the wide-awake representative of the Bulletin, is here for a week or more in the interest of that great newspapesy and those who desire to avail themselves of the above offer can give their names to that gentleman, It must be distinctly understood that. payment, in every case, for the combi-< nation papers must be made on the last Saturday of each month—the regular collection day for the TRaNsoRIPT will be as heretotore, on first day * each month. % + 0@e Protect Your Child’s Head With one of Levy’s Golf Gaps,” Selling now, and fora few days only, at TEN THe Poro.aR “OLOTHine a22-5t +OeHot Lunch Every Night At the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Pine and Broad. Good music and: 9 jolly time, .a19-tt —— OE ee Ladies, Don't Forget To go to Legg & Shaw Company’s Carpet Room, on Main street. will find a nice, cool room, comfortable seats, and the finest display of Art You Work ever brought to Nevada City. ItTHE BEAUTIFUL worK. We invite you to’come and make yourself at home. Dress Your Litele Ones At the Popular Clothing Store. You can.dress your little son with a Wool Suit of clothing for $1. Actual selling . price $2. (u21-Bt} J. Lavy, committee and applicant ge or of as tion be prepared by the: War. -Commit“ie is worth your while to call and inspect ~ “ e the Grand Parlor suitably”: ‘recognize ae in Havana harbor on Feby'15, 1896, the same be epread upon the minatesA. W. North moved that weadjourn ~ There is only.one way to curédeafness, . — sound or imperfect hearing, and when ~ . destroyed forever; uine cases 6 oat gt ye aothing bat an inflamed condition of ~~ Jam eq

See eS ee .) . Brothers injnred on the drive, through THIRD DAY'S SESSION. Grand Parlor called to : o’clock a. m., Grand P D. Olark ‘presiding: Grand Marshal rer po present, ~~ The reading of the silat y ferred owing to the fact ¢ printer had not sufficient time. i Kyau of Pacitic Parlor moved that wé adjourn at 11 o'clock a.m., and recon: vene atl o'clock p.m. Carried. Committee. on Credentials through F -ank H. Mills reported Geo. A. Steinmetz, Tracy No. 186; Otto Gransky, Stockton Parlor No. 7; Saul Magner, Bay City Parlor, entitled: to seats. Committee on sympathy to the Grand Secretary Henry Lunstedt reported the sd it resolution which ‘was adopted: Resotvep: That this Grand Parlor mingles its sympathy with the distress of Brother A. J. Tarner of Stockton Parlor No.7, Rod \W.-Church and H. D. Cushing of Oakland Parlor No. 60, who met with a painful accident during the drive to the Malakoff mine yesterday, ‘and earnestly hopes that their injuries are not of.so serious a character as to, impair their usefulness +o this Grand Parlor, their families or the communities in. which they live and that they may speedily be restored to the fall ‘enjoyment of every function and faculty,and Resozvep: That the Grand. President personally extend to them. .OXpressions of fraternal oan oer. ys LK HAGE, J. W.F. Diss of Redlands Parlor submitted the following amendment. Referred to Committee on Legislation: Resoiven, That Section 8 of Article V_ of the constitution of the Grand Parlor be amended by substituting the _ word “second” for the word “last,” preceeding the word “day,” in the necond line of the section.W. J. Variel of Ramona. offered. the} following resoluticn: Referred to Committee on Legislation: Rusolvep, That‘Section I, Article 4 of ‘Constitation of Grand Parlor ~ be. -amended by adding thereto /the:fallow-}: ing: Provided, however, t that no session of ‘the Grand Parlor shall extend beyond tthe period of four days. «J. W.F. Diss submitted the follow amendment. Referred to ‘Committee on Legislation: RESOLVED, Tiat Section ps of Artiole Vi of the constitution: of the-Grand! Parlor he améhded by striking out the i re words +Grand ‘Treasurer snd: Grand Marshal” therefrom. H. B. Beldap, chairman of Committee on Petitions, reported as. follows, all. of which was adopted: Following is the report of ‘¢he ; Committee on Petitions: We, your Committee on Petitions, respectfully recommend: © That: the petition of -McLane Parlor, No. 86, to change the name of. said. Parlor to Cakstoga Parlor, No. 86, be granted. That the petition of Donner Parlor praying for the: sanction and co-operas}. tion of the Grand Parlor in their en. deavor to raise fuuds for a Donner monument be denied. That the petition _ _of R. & Thompson, editor of “The “Pioneer,” be referred to, the Press ie St WH Respectfully submitted, . » HH. B, Bevpgn, GrorGe CO. Rapouirr, W.R. Mizton, Committee on Petitions. ast Grand President Henry Gesfor moved that the question of giving Cal istoga Parlor new . charter be referreo to the Committee on Appeals anc Grievauces. So ordered. Resolution of Grend Secretary Lai * stedt read and on motion of ‘Grand Secretary Lunetedt adgpted, Resolved, thet a committee of three be appointed. who shall becharged with the duty of ascertaining the » Tae rtation #Parlors be amended’ by striking out from all points to the Yosemite Valiey, ‘at the beginning ‘thereof, the following and also the character, cost and extent of the accommodations there for the} aual Grand Parlor and its members, ‘said * gommittee to report to the Grand. Pres-. ident who shall by circular report its} month of March of each year each Parfindings to the Grand Parlor. before the next annual session, so that we may know definite at Salinas whether .a session in that~ romantic valley” is . posed by ture and facilities of trans pogsible, On motidh: of Past Grand President ’ M.A. Dorn it was resolved that all reports be considered as on adoption without a motion. sone aa follows : iE! parade and protaet them from Spanish and in line with the-saggestion’ of be left to the experiments of subordinate parlors, the results to be reported to the Grand Seeretary. 5. With reference to the suggestion of forming a Parlor of iastraction so that the officers of the am Parlors shall receive instructions in ritualistic work the Committee recommends the adoption of the following Resolution: . Resolved, That the Grand President. be and: he is hereby empowered to appoint Parlors of Instruction in “such sections of the State as he may deem proper for the purpose of instructing the officers of the Subordinate Purlors in the ritualistic work, and under such cage as he: may impose. ’ F.L. Coomns, ° ‘. Joun F, Davis, : M: A. Dosn, ‘Com. on Ritual, The Grand President appointed Rod W. Charch of Oakland Parlor, Grand Secretary Lunstedt and Grand Trustee . Jos. K. Hawkins on Yosemite Valley. Telegram of San Jose members read and filed: . San ind, Cal., April 26. Henry Lunstedt, Grand Secretary . Grand Parlor, N. 8, G. W.—Assure ail members N.S. G. W., royal welcome Sept. 9th at San Jose. Osseryatory Parior, No. 177. Following telegram read and filed: Marysvitxe, Oalif,, April 27. To J. H. Marcuse—Marys ille ee lor, No. 6, ames e inas Parlo' Real to,them Gas Sof delegation will be there and endeavor to secure the Grand. Parlor for Marysville in 1900, J. Barren; Recordizg Secretary. . Bauinas, Cal., April 25. ‘To P. EB. Sabala—Extend greetings of Troop “CO” to Grand President and delegates.~We promise to” ~escort them in ae M. J. Borke, Capt. : Amend Section IIL, Art, 1, to read as Bucy. prices At .the qnatiniee of the ‘Grand and. deena Parlors, the discussion .of religion, politics, sectarian or other improper matters tend‘ing to create dissension or discord, be prohibited. ® : JoLivs GABRIBL. Buy City Parlor To the Grand ‘Parlor Native Sons of the ‘Golden. West :—Your committee on Legislation, to whom was referred certain proposed Constitational Amend ments,have had the same under consideration ‘and do now report as follows : 1. Upen the soot Ossi Lig ieeong by B man of Corona Parlor, No. poh et ‘Ii, Section 2, page 10, of the Constitution of the Grand Pxrtor be amended by striking out the words, “withitt two months of the neeting of the Grand Parlor,” und inserting in lieu thereof ‘the’ following, “at the last meeting in March,” the Jommittee recommend the ado; tion of the following substitute—amend said Section by striking ont the words, ‘They shall be elected by their respecive Parlors within two months of the rand Parlor,” and inserting. in lieu thereof the words, “such delegates shall be nominated and elected during che month of March by their respective Parlors.” And in consonance ‘with this amendment, your committee respectfully recommend ‘that Section 1, page 94, Artiéle X11, Constitution of Subordinate § word#; '“Within'two months of the ane of the Grand Perlor each -ghull elect” and by inserting in Parle reotthe following ; “During the lien: Jor shall. naminate and elect,” Adopted.Ti. Also, upon. the resolution, proBrother Geo. EB. DeGolia ‘of Piedmont’ Parlor, No. “60, providicg that the first three daye’ session of the Grand Parlor be devoted to the businees of the Order and that matters of diversion be deferred until after sare . porting’ daring the. snnal session shal! with referened:to: isteréopticon’ views, } bens: follows ; : Grand Officers concerning floorwork} -2. . Reading of minutes. ‘carefully considered the matter of the quests you aS ‘business. 1. Opening ceremonies. 2: Presentation of Seni and action thereon. a 4. Appointment of ‘standing committees. 5. Reports of officers, 6. Presentation of P onsand Res . olutions and action thereon. ; a Reports of ‘Committees and action thereon. 8. Unfinished business, at 9. New business. 10.” Exemplification of Ritual. 4. Miscellaneous business, 12. Approval of minutes. 18. Closing ceremonies. , Respectfully submitted, A. W. Norra, Menrm, On motion made by F. R. Wehe of Downieville that action on the commit: tee’s report be laid over for one year, after a lengthy discussion by Past Grand President M. A, ‘Dorn, Grand Orator R. C. Rust, 0 0. BE. ree F. E. Wehe for the motion, and A. W North and W.J. Variel against it the motion was carried. ' The Oommittee on Speetal Relief Fand reported as follows; ‘The Committee on Special Relief Fund ‘hereby report that they have creation of a special relief fund as pro. . vided. by the resolution introduced last year a! Bene 8. A. D, jones oft ing asbetitute’ therefor: ‘Add a new Section to Article X of Constitution ‘df Grand Parlor, to be known as Section 8, to read as follows: Section TI. There shall be added to the regalar annual per capa tax ratio an amount not to exceed 5 cents per capita as a special fund,to tax,to create and, maintain what shall be known as the Grand. Parlor Relief Fund which shall be used exclusively for the paymen of sick benefits and funeral: benefits to members of Parlors, which may be hereafter suspended or dissolved, or forfeit: their charter; or of Parlors whose income properly. handled is by+ reasons of epidemic or unusualamount ‘of sickness unable to meet the demands from cash on hand, or collecta-. ble from its members. In the case of a member of a’ Parlor which forfeits or surrenders ifs charter, this fund will only be available if sach member, who must be in geod standing, immediately after such suspensions or forfeiture, contribute at the rate of $1 per month to the Special Relief Fund, which will thereafter entitle him to the same benefits therefor allowed by his Parlor, not exceeding, however, the sum of $8 per week for 13 weeks, and thereafter such smaller sums as the. board of managers in charge therevf may in their discretion allow, and burial benéfits not to exceea $100, The control of the disbursements of this fand will be exercised by the Grand President, with the advice and consent. of the Grand Trustee and District Deputy Grand Presidents in whose district such Parlor may have been situated, and all benefits'shall be subject to such rules and discretion consistent. herewith as may -be given from time to time by the officers controlling the disbursements of this fand who shall determine the right of such yembers to benefits and of the amount to be paid, and whose decision therein shall be final and conclusive, a Whenever the amount on hand in this fand, at the time of the levy of per capita tax, shall exceed the sum of $100 for each 1000 members in the order, the levy of the additional ratio provided. herein will be suspended when the succeeding levy or levies are made, at the time when the Special Relief Fund has been reduced to a_ lens amount than the limit herein provided, it will then be renewed and continued as herein provided, e y EweEtMann, W. Lrrrce, D Ga. ‘Hauupay, Committee. cotta on. Legislation. The following amendment was subParlor, and was referred to the ComTo bo Cand Bee B.0.W.: mes a Sobtifide” Fass ‘Jine @ wh SE aioe we Bee _. through Grand Trustee J 08." ¥. Coffey, On motion of I. B. Dockweiler the} recommends the entire report was referred to the Comcr neg hy apg St G. APRIL 28, 1898. EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, +6 ; PRank P, Capy. Réoesa until 1 o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSION. Grand Parlor recoavened at1 o’vlovk ‘p. mm. by Grand President. Geo, DClark. -Grand Marshal reported. all present ‘qualified toremain. . .~ ‘Minutes of yesterday’s session. as published in the TRANSCRIPT were apTo the Officers. and Members, ‘ot the Grand Parlor, N. 8. G. W.: ae We your Committee on Returns respectfully submit the following as our report: We recommend the adoption of the Grand Secretary’s’ report on returns of Subordinate: Parlors, and we further, recommend: that the charters of Benicia Parlor No. 89 and Santa Lucas No. 176 be revoked. . Franek M. Lurresc, J.8. Wituiams, Louis NonNEMANN. The report was adopted. is , Oommittee on Laws and “Supervision reported as follows; To the Grand Parlor, N. 8.G. W: In accordance with the Grand Parlor resolution proposed by Bro. Ahern of Bakersfield Parlor, No. 42, “thai the committee (on Legislation) report om both resolutions bearing on this subject (i. e.—N. 8. G. W. parades) tomorrow . at 4 o’clock y.m., it being made Bag order of ‘business, for ai: they ae sem i these pessluciogs, towit: © = By Grand Trastee Goombs: © Resorvep, That it is the sense of the Grand Parlor that-in all paradeg held under the auspices of the srg that the Grund Officers march in line with other membors of the order, under such directions as may be made by the Grand President. Nevava Crry, April 26, 1898. To the officers and members of the Grand Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West: Ii pursuance. of “the resqlation adopted compelling Granda . . Officers to march afoot in future parades of the Order, and inasmuch:as somé parlors do now take part in such’ parades, riding in vehicles, which: in itself would not be in harmony with the style of parade set for members of the Grand Parlor, be it ‘ Resoivep: That at all future parades of the Grand Parlor, all members. ofthe order, except those appointed to: act as aide or.duties of similar natare. be ordered to parade afoot. Respectfuily submitted,” JoLics GABRIEL, Bay City, No. 104. Also by, Max*Misrson, “Placerville No. Ce The committee. have had: the same ander consideration and auibgett the following: Ist. We do nat éousider that the subject is oue. to be embraced within the constitution, 2d. We are satisfied that legislation upon the subject would tend to the detriment of the order, 8d. We believe thatthe Grand Parlor takes sufficient Gare in the selec-: tion of its Grand Qificers.to warrant the order ‘in leaving the matter to the discretion and good judgment of the Grand Officers. Therefore we respecttally and unanimously recommend that NEITHER of preceeding resolutions be adopted. Arruur W. Nortu, Groras E, DeGouia, D. C. Martin, L. L. CHAMBERLAIN, W. H. Huypureys, Qummittee on Legislation. Amendment of Ed: J>faafe read and

referred to Committee on Laws and Supervision, To the Officers and members" of Grand Parlor, N.S. G. W.: Resolved that the fourth order of business of Subordinate Parlors’ (report of sick or disabled mentbers) be changed so that it appearin the order of business before the 12th order, report of yisiting committee, /Epwarn J. Ta. .EPE. Printing Committee through Wm‘ C, Miiler.reported as follows: We, your committee on printing, recommend the adoption of soi : same, ae, pee olutions, amendments and reports to be made by the member oes . ‘ W. C. Miter, d ‘ J, B. Kuunan, F. P. Capy. be “Report adopted. ‘. ’ Bro. W. F. Prick of Quartz Parlor presented the following resolution which was. adopted: Resolved, That a committee of five ". . be appointed to suggest ways and means of properly commemorating the trials of the first band of pioneera}’ . known as the Donner. ‘Party. and that said committee report at the next reg{alar session of the Grand Parlor. The following resolution was adopted on motion of Bro. J. F. Davis: Resolved, That it isthe sense of this Grand Parlor that the Grand President in allfatare reports should omit any mention of answer to queries that are not addressed to him under the offivial seal of some Subordinate Parlor. P. Vi Long of Committee on Appeals and Grievances reported, in the matter of the petition of McLane Parlor, No. 86 to change the name to Culistoga Parlor, No.'86, that the Grand President be authorized to issue a new charter in the name of Calistoga Parlor. _.On motion of P. V. Long adopted. ‘The hourfor special order of business having arrived Jas. P. Dockery of Oalifornia-Parlér moved that a com. mittee of ten be appointed for the pur} pose of considering atid investiguiing the advisability of holding the fiftieth anniversary of the Native Sons of the Goiden West in San Francisco in 1900. After being discussed by Chas. N. Post of Sacramento, Jas. P. Dockery of California, J. F. Davis, Excelsior Pardor, F. R. Wehe, Grand Orator R. O. Rust, Ed:Head, Stanford’ Parlor, Jas. P, Gallagher, M. A. Dorn, J. L. Dennery, Grand President. Geo. D. Clark, C. E. McLaughlin, the motion was 4 lost< Jos, E; O'Donnell moved that the Ad‘mission Day celebration of 1900 be held in San Francisco. Carried. Geo. B. DeGolia, chairman of Special Committee too whom was referred the . daty of presenting resolutions relative to the war with Spain, reported as follows: The Nativé Sons of the Golden West in Grand Parlor assembled thie 27th day of April, 1898, true to our cardinal principle of loyalty, reaffirm our allegiance to our State and our Nation, and with the stars and stripes on our ‘altar, renew our obligation and declare , ta he: . OF war. May the fame accorded. patriotic action, reward those Sons of thé order. now joining.the ranks of battle in Tesponse to their obligation. They carry to the battlefield the hope that, secure in the triumph of a_righteous cause, they may return from the conflict to a peaceful land with its perpinnes and blessings. Groras E. DeGorta, Frank L. Coomss, © Frank D. Ryan, THOMAS FLINT JR., James P. Dockery. On motion of M. A, Dorn the report was. pnanimously adopted by a rising vote, The following was also reported by Head was adopted. Wuerreas—The patriotic men and women of California, having organized a branch of the Red Cross League, to the end that the brave men who are to lend their lives*to the service of the Nation may be better provided with sanitary equipment and may receive on the field of battle such care and attention as will in a measure alleviate their sufferings from wounds and sickness, therefore be it ~ *Resolyved—That the Grand Parlor. of the Native Sons of the Golden West does hereby heartily endorse the action and applaud the humane and_patriotic sentiments that prompt it. And, be it further Resolved—That the Grand Treasurer be and is hereby directed to.pay to the President of the California Branch of the Red Oross League the sum of one hundred dollars, ($100), which sum to be used in assisting the work of the League. Andbe it further Resolved—That the attention of subordinate Parlors of this order throughout the State be called to this good work and that they be recommended tolend it such support and sympathy as may, under the circumstances, be possible, . “F, L, Ooomss, } ‘Frank D; Ryan, ji THoMas FLINT JR., . ccimimitten. Grorae KE. DeGouia, James P. Dockery, ; P.V. Long of the Comittee on Appealsand Grievances reported on the decision of Grand President Olark: Devision No.1. Arfirmed. Decision No. 2. Afitirmed with modification. Decision No, 3. Decision No. 4, Decision No, 5. Decision No. 6, Decision No. 7. ification. Decision No. 8, jal comment, ! Decision No. 9., Affirmed. Decision No. 10, Affirmed. Decision No. 11. Reversed—64 to47. The report was debated'at length vy Passed temporarily. Affirmed,’ Affirmed. Affirmed. Affirmed with modAffirmed with spection requiring triplicate copies of resre orient tte tenet this committee and on motion of E. L. Bors 0 E McLaughlin, A Ramieh, P -V Long in favor.of the Committee report, and J W Ahern, D A Ryan, F R Wehbe, “. Leonard Stone, W J Variel and Sam Wagner in opposition.” The report was adopted by a vote of 64 to.47.Decision No12. Affirmed. Decision No 18, Affirmed. Devision No 14. Affirmed. Decision No 15, Atfirmed, with comment. : Decision No 16. Affirmed. . Decision No 17. Committee recommend its reversal after debate againsi the report of the Committee by W J Variel, J © Davis, 8 Wagner and: Leon Dennery. Jos PDockery moved to strike the decision from the record on the: ground that the query did not come under the Seal of Pisice: Decisions No 18 and 19 were also stricken from the 1ecord for the sume No. 20. Affirmed. No. 21. Parlor sustained in the case of KE. Gauthier va, Oalit ornia Parlor No.1. No. 8. Committee recommend the reversal of the Grand President. This report excited a debate of great length, participated in by Bros. O. E. McLaughlin, PV Long, PG P, MA Dorn, 1B Dockweiler, F R. Wehe, J Ahern, Jas P Dockery; D A Ryan, J F Davis. M A Dorn moved the following to stand as a substitute for the decision of the Grand President, and the report of the Committee which was adop ted—which concluded the report by the Committee on Appeal. P. V. Dona, 0. E. MoLavesuin, M.T. Doone, J. A. Devoro, J ‘Bares, JR, Committee on Appeals and Grievances Amendments toconstitution of sut. ordinate Parlors proposed. by. Isidore B. Dockweiler of Ramona Parlor 109. Amend. 1, Sec. If of Art. 11 of the constitution of subordisate Parlors by inserting the-words: “except.as hereinafter provided in Bec. 5 hereaf” immediately after. the Opening words “Oandidates must be of sound health.” It. Add anew Section to article IZ of constitution of subordinate parlors to be known as Sec. 6 and to read as follows to wit: In case the surgeon's certificate be unfavorable the candidate may never theless be ‘elected and initiated us non-beneficial members provided he “has previously filed with the Secretary of the Parlor, a written waiver in oe . licate, on tehalf of himself and his Sick 6: ran eral or other monetary benefits, thom. any subordinate Parlor or the order, in consideration of such election and it such candidates be so elected under such circumstances, the facts and the aforesaid‘ written waiver shall be spread upon the minutes of the Parlorand one of said duplicate written waivers shall be sent to the Grand. Secretary, to be kept on file in his office, and thereafter such non benefigiabmembers while in good standing shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges of a member of the order. Forms of such written waiver shall be supplied to subordinate Parlors by the Grand Secretary and no such written waiver shall be received by any Perlor except it be in accordance with the form furnished by the Grand Secretary. Amend Section 17 of Article VIII of the constitution of subordinate Parlors by adding the words, “other than the non-beneficial members. elected in accordance with Section V, Article 11, hereof,” after the opening words thereof, “Every member qualified as required by the laws.” Amend Section II of Article VIE of the constitution of subordinate Pdflors by adding fie words “other than the non-beneficial members elected in accordance with Section V of Article I hereof;” after the opening words thereof, “Im case of.the death of a member.” That Section 2, Article VIII, of constitution of Grand Parlor be amended by adding thereto the following: “Twelfth. Three employment committees, eavh to consist of three members, one to have headquarters at Sacramento, one at San Francisco and the other at Los Angeles.. The Grand President shall assign to the jurisdiction ot said committees respectively the Parlors of the order as are most contigaous and accessible to the places above named respectively. That Article IX of constitution 0) Grand Parlor be amended by adding thereto a new section to ‘be known as Section 22; to read as follows: It-shall be the duty of the employ ‘ment committees to obtain, if possible employment’ for ‘such unemployed brothers as shall make application therefor through subordinate Parlors. It shall organize and select a chairman and also a secretary. The secretary thereof shall keep a full record of applicants for: employment stating their names, ages, occupations, Parlors to which they belong, positiéns secured, and any other pertinent information. Upon receiving an application for employment the committee shall at once cause. to be forwarded to the secretaries of each sub‘. ordinate Parlor in its assigned jurisdiction and to such other subordinate Parlors as may be deemed advisable, Mi ECR EMR AAT ARE PRATT LIM the said application which such secre. of CENTS each, STORE. taries are to read in open Parlor and thereafter report to such. employment the Parlor thereon. The said employment are to be provided with 1 by the Grand Sacretary. © Amend Section .3 of Article VI of Constitution of subordiuate Parlors by adding there!o the following, to-wit: “He shall from time to time notify; % the Employment Committee appoimted” by the Grand President and’ to. ‘the : jurisdiction of which his Parlor has been assigred, of the names, ages, ocvupations, and names of Parlors of unemployed brothers, and all other ae tinent information, and shall promptly. reply to any communications addressed to him by any employment committee and furnish all information required by it. He shall also promptly notify the employment committee of the acion of his Parlor on its commaunication respecting employment matters and shall also notify the applicant. Respectfully submitted, Istpore B. Dockweiuer, and WittiaM J. Varian, i Of Ramona Puarior, No 109, Los Be les. Referred to Committee’ on, ‘Laws ind Supervision. Alfred L. Morgenetern: “moved. Anat +. “~ iS the loss of the U. 8. Battleship Maine and her brave crew of 268 heroic sailors while defending the honor , of their ,, flag in a foreign ‘port. That a. resolu tee expressing the sentiments of thia ” Grand Parlor thereon anda copy of ~ of this Grand Parlor. to meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock a. m. i. aed —<—<—$—= Deafness Cannot be Cured. Sy local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of ‘the ear. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the. . Eustachian Tube. When this tube _ gets inflamed you have a rambling it is entirely closed déafness is the result, and unless the inflammation ¢anbe taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be ten aré caused by catarrh, the mucous surfaces. ‘ We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cure by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. Ff. J. 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Good music and: 9 jolly time, .a19-tt —— OE ee Ladies, Don't Forget To go to Legg & Shaw Company’s Carpet Room, on Main street. will find a nice, cool room, comfortable seats, and the finest display of Art You Work ever brought to Nevada City. ItTHE BEAUTIFUL worK. We invite you to’come and make yourself at home. Dress Your Litele Ones At the Popular Clothing Store. You can.dress your little son with a Wool Suit of clothing for $1. Actual selling . price $2. (u21-Bt} J. Lavy, committee and applicant ge or of as tion be prepared by the: War. -Commit“ie is worth your while to call and inspect ~ “ e the Grand Parlor suitably”: ‘recognize ae in Havana harbor on Feby'15, 1896, the same be epread upon the minatesA. W. North moved that weadjourn ~ There is only.one way to curédeafness, . — sound or imperfect hearing, and when ~ . destroyed forever; uine cases 6 oat gt ye aothing bat an inflamed condition of ~~ Jam eq