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Vol. IX. No. 88 VISALIA, TULARE COUNTY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1896 Whole No. 1365 THE LOCAL LYRE.

THE SALOONS. $100 In Cash Given Away AT TO So RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED THE SUPERVISORS. THE MOSCOW HORROR, longs the crowns upon the forehead Of Nicholas Alexandrevitch, What matter of three thousand mujiks Are crushed and thrown into a ditch? ed until 6 oclock the next Monday morning. Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed to present this resolution to the Board of Supervisors of Tulare county and the City Council of Visalia. Hall of Visalia Lodge, No.

48, I. O. G. Visalia, May 29th. 1896.

This is to certify that at a regular meeting of Visalia lodge, No. 48, I. O. G. held on this day, the above resolutions were unanimously adopted and a committee consisting of B.

U. Heber- THE GOOD TEMPLARS AND TULARE GRANGE INTERESTED. AT ST. LOUIS. When the national convention Calls the roll of all the States, It looks as if McKinley will Control the delegates.

These Two Organizations Petition the WORKS BOTH WAYS. If you are fat and would be lean, Or lean and would be fat; Then learn to ride a bicycle. And let it go at that. THE WHITE HOUSE The Most Reliable House In the County To Do Business With. In consideration of each dollars worth of goods purchased at our store the purchaser will receive one ticket in the distribution of three CASH PRIZES, to be given away September 1896.

One Prize of SO Dollars One Prize of 30 Dollars One Prize of 20 Dollars Winning tickets must be presented for payment on or before October 15, 1896. WILZINSKI Visalia. kd3Stf Figs Do Not Grow On Thistles ling, A. E. Saunders, D.

K. Zumwalt, Board to Adopt a Sunday-Closing Mrs. Leslie Owen and Mrs. Charlotte I Dinelev, were appointed to present the same to the Board of Supervisors of Tulare county. I (Signed) A.

E. Saunders, Chief Templar, i Attest: B. U. Heberling, Secretary. Mr.

Heberling, after presenting the resolution, made a short talk advocat-ing the adoption of an ordinance in ac- cordance with the foregoing resolu-the liquor traffic to (ions. The committees present offered to circulate a petition throughout the and secure a majority of the Yesterday afternoon two committees appeared before the Board of for the purpose of presenting petitions praying that an ordinance be adopted restrictin certain extent. Major and Mrs. C. J.

Berry and Mrs. county DRAWING NEARER. Still nearer comes from day to day. Still comes the Valley road this way, Andere we know twill near us be. Then from exactions well be free.

Supervisors a THE SECOND DAY'. Emma F. Zumwalt appeared before the taxpayers of the county, who are in fa-board as representatives of the Tulare vor 0f the movement Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, and The resoutions were taken under ad-presented the following resolution, yistrnent. to be considered at the option which was adopted by the Grange on 0f the board. Saturday, April 18th last: I Whereas, We recognize that the ma- BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

terial prosperity of our county is being continually injured by the extreme PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD freedom allowed to saloons in con- YESTERDAY. ducting their business every day and night of the entire year; Following were the proceedings of "Resolved, That we are in favor of the board yesterday: the adoption and enforcement of such It was oraered that the viewers re- Some Grocerymen buy the cheapest class of goods obtainable in order to increase their profits. Our first aim is for Best Qualities, Yvhich we usually sell at same prices others ask for inferior goods. Are you not tired of picking the thorns of dissatisfaction Then reap the fruits of health and satisfaction by buying reliable goods. DuERUTZ DOBSON, Main and Garden Sts.

dktfti9 Th.6 LiV6 GrOCerS The second day of the Lovren trial resulted in securing three additional jurors Charles Meyers of Lime Kiln, G. M. Huffman of Churchill and F. U. Purcell of YYaukena.

To fill the box the names of nine talesmen were called yesterday morning, as follows: Beorge Arnold, G. YV. Bauman, J. F. Firebaugh, C.

Fay, YV. Pool, YV. M. Curtis, Charles Meyers, G. YY.

Truitt and G. M. Huffman. Arnold, Firebaugh, Pool, Curtis and Truitt were excused on the ground of actual bias. Bauman was peremptorily challenged by the prosecution, and Fay and Pool were peremptorily challenged by the defense.

This left Meyers and Huffman in the box as accepted jurors. Seven talesmen were called to fill the box and they were as follows: F. U. Purcell, John L. Hazen, Edward Saak, Samuel Whaley, W.

E. Toler, M. F. Parsons and Premo. Hazen, Saak and Prrsons were challenged on the ground of actual bias, and Premo, Toler and Whaley were peremptorily challenged by the defense, and they were excused.

This left Purcell in the box as an accepted juror, making six in all. There remains six more jurors to be obtained in order to complete the full panel. Owing to the death of Judge Grays brother, the court adjourned until Thursday morning at 9 oclock. It is not likely the introduction of evidence will be commenced before Saturday. an ordinance that will control the sa- loon trade by causing them to be clos- 1 ed at 10 oclock every night, and shall remain closed until 6 a.

m. next morn- ing, excepting when closed on Saturday night they shall not again be opened i until 6 oclock next Monday morning, Committee Mrs. C. J. Berry, Mrs.

E. F. Zumwalt and C. J. Berry.

I In support of the foregoing resolu-1 tion Major Berry made a short talk, and presented the following written address: To the Honorable Board of Supervisor of Tulare County Gentlemen: On behalf of Tulare Grange, we, the undersigned committee, would respectfully ask your honorable board to care port in the matter of the abandonment an alley in the town of Exeter be approved and the alley be declared abandoned. It was ordered that the resolution of the Tulare Grange and the Good plars asking the board to adopt an or-; dinar.ce restricting the liquor traffic be taken under advisement, to be taken up at the option of the board. It was ordered that new public road No. 486 be declared a public high way and the Road Commissioner of road district No. 3 was authorized to open it.

It was ordered that D. L. YVishon, R. Hill and W. H.

Hart be appointed viewers to view and locate new public Cop. Visalia Livery Stable. CORNER OF GARDEN AND ACEQUIA STREETS. The Finest of Turnouts For Our Patrons. GOOD HORSES AND HANDSOME RIGS FURNISHED.

The best of care given Teams entrusted to our keeping. Special attention to Transient Trade. Teams and drivers furnished to parties who desire to take trips through the surrounding country. Give us a call when you desire a good Team for a drive. Satisfaction assured all.

REAL ESTATE SALES. Visalia. MOFFETT DOTSON Proprietors, tfkd95w24 TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY RE PORTED YESTERDAY. A Players Opinion. fully give the resolutions your thought- road No -01 ful consideration.

YVe believe that it is the duty of every good citizen to aid in every way in their power to-; wards building up the county in which they reside, and we make the assertion Bnga(jjer-General M. YV. Muller, com- which we can easily prove, that in too 0f the Third Brigade, N. G. many instances, upon the payment ofjstates an order recently issued by employes of their wages, the entire him that the reSults of the emergency amount is spent in the saloons invaria- caj 0f tjie brigade on March oth of this bly on Saturday nights and during year are highly satisfactory to him.

Sundays. YVe also assert that theThe total number of officers and men keeping open of saloons on Sundays is jogponding to the call was 989; total a serious temptation to the many abs.ent 183 totai and present young men growing up in our midst, 72 thus making 84.39 per cent presand we believe that in the interest of The best showing made was by material prosperity of our county that Cornparly Second Infantry, at Chico, such broad temptations should be re-; which had 100 per cent present. Sae-moved. We believe that the honorable ramento Record-Union. Board of Supervisors has the power to so regulate the liquor traffic in our MILITIA MATTERS.

county that it will meet with the views of the majority of our citizens, which, v. H. Edwards and Jesse YYilkinon at present, the saloon business, as now have been elected members of Corn-permitted by the authority of this hon-1 pany E. orable board, does not, and this com- Company has accepted the invita-mittee will pledge themselves if re-tion of the Bakersfield Fourth of July committee and will celebrate on our natal day in the Kern county metropolis. The company will leave here on the evening of the 3d and will remain over Sunday in Bakersfield.

Two Company squads were on the street yesterday evening looking for members of the company. quired to show' by a petition, signed by a large majority of our good citizens that it is their desire to have these resolutions carried out and adopted by an ordinance adopted and enforced by the honorable board. A committee from the Good Templars lodge of Visalia, consisting of D. Below w'ill be found a report of the real estate transfers during the past twenty-four hours, as compiled by the Tulare County Abstract Company, searchers of records, Holt Block, Main street; Tuesday, June 2, 1896. Geo.

Tucker to A. E. Fletcher, May 28, 1896, mining claims and water rights. Mrs. Ida Olds and husband to F.

S. Montgomery, May 20, 1896, lots 5 and 6, block 29, Exeter, $500. Jno. W. Baume I from him we reap Organa and Pianos good and cheaR Brilliant in tone, we may rely, Rich quality in all is found, say 1 Admirable Conover, bright and clear, Gem of instruments in our ide A-Unequalled power Colbys attain, Artistic finish in them we gaiN Matchless the Spencer, artists know, INoted for touch, and tone Excellent Organs, which none surpass, Satisfaction is given, and goods first-cla3S JOHN W.

BAUME, Local representative F. W. SPENCER 338 Cost San Frauciaco. Offlc at H. LEVINSON, tf9dl45 Visalia, Cal.

K. Zumwalt, B. U. Heberling and A. E.

Saunders, were also present. Mr. Heb- WHY DO YOU LIYrE? I live for those who love me, For those who know me true. For the heavens that bend above me And the good that I can do. But that fate would give me.

And hundreds say so too, Some safe and potent agency That would my health renew. Of course, because then you would be more useful to your fellowmen. Well, that wished for agency is Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. There is nothing that can compare with the Discovery as a curative agent for sour stomach, constipation, impure blood, biliousness, liver and kidney troubles.

A PIONEER GONE. Just Opened Them I And you should call and examine them. The prettiest lot of Misses and Childrens Tan Shoes, Oxford Ties, and Gre-Cl Sandals, that ever came to Visalia. We are selling them for loYver prices for Cash than any house in ToYvn. GEO.

CUMMINGS SON, Proprietors, Main Street. TRADERS UNION, erling, in behalf of the lodge, presented the following resolution: Harvey P. Gray, a brother of Judge Whereas, We deem the saloon busi- Gray of this city, died yesterday morn-ness the greatest curse that finds rec- ing at his residence, two miles north ognition in our National or State laws, of Armona, after a painful illness. He whether viewed from a moral or finan- left a widow and two sons. He was cial standpoint, and being in full sym- born In YYayne county, in 1841.

pathy with any movement which will He came to California overland in 1859 lessen Its destructive influences, we with his father and three brothers. He therefore heartily join with Tulare was one of the first horticulturists in Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, in ask- this part of the alley, ing the City Councils of Yisalia and The funeral will take place this Tulare and the Board of Supervisors of morning at 10:30 oclock from the Bap-Tulare county to pass such ordinances tist Church, as will control the saloon business in the manner indicated in said resolu- BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE, tion, which wye herewith reiterate: I The best salve in the world for cuts, Resolved, That we are in favor of bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever the adoption and enforcement of such sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, ordinances as will control the saloon corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-trade by causing them to be closed at tively cures piles, or no pay required. 10 oclock every night, and shall re- it is guaranteed to give perfect satis-main closed until 6 o'clock the next faction or money refunded. Price 25 morning, excepting when closed Satur- cents per box. For sale at N.

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