The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 4

SACRAMENTO DAILY BEE SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1M6 CHANGED DAILY FOR WHNSTOCK LUB1N BLLIUIUIS ftUTHKti The Daily Bee taken Oroville for comparison because trustworthy figures from that town wore obtainable but there arc scores ef other localities in our northern foothill lodt that could make a showing equally as good And these places moreover are all exempt from the ocean winds and fogs that are drawbacks at Los Angeles Thero is probably no region of the earth more favorable to invalids and orange-growing than tho foothill belt of Northern California BEGINNING WITH MONDAY MORNING A Stylish Fabric Down in Price This is news A French Wool Dress Fabric the surface stylishly finished in moire and crape effects 58 cents per yard In shades of Olive Brown Navy Wine Myrtle and Black Medium weight and with fine draping qualities These cloths will be placed upon our counters for sale beginning with Monday Morning In order to avoid disappointment those who are interested should call promptly A Prospective Cloak Sale We are at work overhauling our Cloak Department with a view of having a CLEARANCE SALE as early as next WEDNESDAY January 27th We shall aim to name the reductions such as to make it pay for those who are interested to buy now Further details will be given in the papers early next week Ae te Young Men'e Furnishings The very latest shapes in Flat Scarfs Ties etc in both lively and somber effects The and other recent brands in Collars This collection includes Standing Collars up to 2t inches in hight Fresh Novelties in Colored Hosiery The proper things in Evening Street and Driving Gloves Full Dress Shirts Canes and Walking Sticks THE CITRUS EXHIBIT A llandswuie ftliewlnx From Northern California 8 Chronicle) The Northern Citrus Exhibition ban bom tiansferred from Haoramento to Han Francisco and installed in the art gallery of the Pavilion Last evening by invitation the press and a number of private gentlemen inter psted in the exhibit or in the Institute examined the ftollection of fruits and aftoi wards sat down to a pleasant collation which was seasoned with appropriate toasts and sjweches All the visitor were very much pleased with the display of the horticultural products of tho counties north of the southern line of Han Francisco They are strikingly arranged along the two lateral wails of the gallery on broad benches which are covered with dark-blue muslin thus relieving by contrast the brilliant yellow of th oranges and the pale-greenish gold of the lemons which are of course shown in the greatest quantities Its is eay to note the great progress which has been made in citrus culture very recent years by the presence of varieties of fruit which it was once thought impossible to raise in Northern California Among these may be mentioned siiecies of the orange which are only found in Eu-ropealorig tne shores of the Mediterranean purnaloe piopagated from seeds or trees brought fim China and pomegranates the like of which are only to be seen elsewhere in the mildest and most generous climates All of these are remarkable for their size and beauty and many of the sjiecirnens grew at an altitude of more than IKK) feet above the sea The grape exhibit from one or two of the counties are rich and attractive and nothing can excel the splendid quality of the ramins even from some of the remoter districts The visitor is greeted at every step by a most agreeable aromatic odor and the array of fruit is happily diversified by green branches carelessly distributed along the shelves or on the walls There are lacking however the abundant palm leaves ami the magnificeut flowers which were the crowning beauty of the exhibition at Haoramento Ferhap they may be renewed either to-day or at the beginning of next week At the collation the chair was occupied hy Bassett Among those present were Htout Heoretary of the Institute A Htarlnrd Cornelius Abner Doblo Edwin Fretwell George Spaulding A Mao Donald Estee Jiyron Jackson George Hopps John Malion Culvert Dr Latham and Hugh Burke Speeches were made by Messrs Htarbird JOsteo lhirke and Warren Tho exhibition will lo formally opened to day with appropriate exercises FUSUStlSB VlkY SVSKISO SUSDAVS gXCIITiO JAttltt McCLATtHY A CO CODliUOTM IT JAMB SONS tmuta FtiH YVKKM (mt OAiinxji) I 19 Onlft ft iV Oopms 9 Ufi tar Mould hy Mail (ra advauo) 1 6" liM )DthH Mnilfin advance) 8 00 Oir Vtr oy Mali fin advanoel 6 01 ADVKHTufiO RATM! On square one insertion 9100 Two following lnsortion each 7f ach subsequent Insertion 60 THE WEEKLY BEE A handsome Eight-page Family Paper sent by mall postagu paid one year fl 60 ilx months 91 00 throe months 60 cents U8TKB9 om( 46 Taisuas Buiiiiuxe Yore 8 PALM Eft Manager All Eastern Advertisements ssauld come brouch this offioe Aft FttAftCIKCW orricie 408 Bansomr aTERirr If BUNKS PALMER A UKY Managers The BEE'ft Circulation In ftacramtnfo Oily I MOO Urger than Ihai of any Iher newspaper The BKK has (he largest irculation fterthera California (Entered at Pnatettioe at Haoramento as toond-olaae uuunr1 ftntiirrinr livening January l'l IHHO THE IlMMf HER owns the exclnalve right far Hnenunenln of publishing the telegram furnished by the Asso elated Free to the evening papers of lie Par I He Const OKOVIMK ASO LOS AfthKIK The Bkk has boon put to considerable trouble to obtain the figures from which the following tabular statement of tomporaturo is compiled Those pertaining to Oroville wore procured from lliram Arontn of that place( who keeps a meteorological record thero In accordance with the rules of the Signal Service Bureau at Washington The figures for Los Angeles were obtained from the Signal Service officer thero The coinparitive statement appended is full of interest: OROVIMNi Los Anokihs WEINSTOCK 400 402 404- 406 408 STREET LUBIN SACRAMENTO pRKArmxe at the Find Baptirt Church by the pastor A Frost fmhjeot not tho The Church will join in union service at Armory Hall in the evening 8t Fii'ts Curium Eighth street between I Communion 8 a Service 11 A and 7 School Vi 45 bchool Sixteenth and 8 Monday Bt Paul' Bay Ilely Communion 8 a Uxitks Bkrthrkn I Christ corner Fourteenth and street Preaching at 11 A HuniJay-sohool at 945 A Praise service by Prof Perkins at 3 At Armory Hail Union revival service In the evening Cooroatios alG'ucrcii Sixth street between I and Rev Merrill pastor will preach to-morrow at 10:45 a Subject: Fatherhood of Sunday-school at 12:15 Strangers are welcome te all services ADVERTISEMENTS rV HOUftg SOUTHEAST CORNER 1 Nineteenth and street with full lot sbeds for animats etc rent only Inquire of JOHN KITKL 317 street Ja33-8t rtxo WITH LARUE HAND-X some rooms with bath-room attached suitable for couple of tingle gentlemen or gentlemen and their wive No lino street dyo-nedtf rOMT-THIS MOHNINO IN GOINO FROM I Eighth and to Eighth and streets an Account book of Work at Fred Shirt Factory Return to Fred Mason's bli street and lie rewarded J2S-lt I80TJND-A BUNCH OF SEVENTEEN KEYS I1 The owner can have the same by calling at tfu Bits office and paying Dr ths advertisement ja'Mt DR ft GAKDftEB Offioe and residence southwest oorner Fifth and streets Offioe hours 8 ft 9 a I to 8 aud 7 to 8 MEMOIRS AND OTHER SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS STILL I mm Hlxlh Street JafHMplm NOTICE This is to certify that i have this day received 83000 through the Indopond ent Order of United Friends on the death of my wife TAFT Sacramento January 23 JalftMt TSTOTIOEJ Members of the Caledonian club In costume will be provided with earriagea by leaving their name and addreHSc with A LOGAN COMMITTEE ON CARRIAGES IK 0J NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I WILL not bo resifonsible for any debts made hy anvone after this date Also all mail and express companies are forhiridep to deliver any mail or valuables to anyons but myself without mverder THOMABHON Rasramento January 28 HWfl Ja93-lt ART STUDIO MISS -A AUSTIN Has opened a studio at room no id Odd Fellows' building corner Ninth and streets Instruction given in Drawing and Painting and respectfully solicits any work Ja'J'J rplm TO LET The Saloon in tho Boo Building ALU THE FIXTURES INCLUDING BAR TABLES Cl! AIRS (1LAS8-ware Hilliard Table etc can be bought cheap Apply at Bbr office or to d21-nedtf CHARLES DANGLER HALLI TO LET Upon REASONABLE TERMS DV THE May Meek or Month Apply tn EDWIN AuSIP CO 1013 Fntirih ftireet Kacranicnlo Siam in OFF OH NEXT TRAIN! Telephone no for dknton Tntv-tH cent Invested may he worth 83 INK) to our famih or fKixi to yourself Travelers' Accident Company Him It AMI HTHLKTM PARSONS Agent JaP 2pff FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET COMFORTABl HOUSE GOOD LOCA-tlon complcteh furnished garden and plants a stable on prom isos lot 40xt0 AM'UT CHARLES PARSONS Real Estate and Insurance Agent oorner Third and streets a7-tf LOAN arm of Nun imm rnihiiro to llOKKOVt I'liH BV Union Building and Loan Association Apply to EDWIN AIS1P Secretary Ja2i) tw 1015 Fourth street The Egyptian Elixir and Skin Bcautifler If ANY LADY IS UNFORTUNATE ENOUGH to be troubled with Freckle Moths Pi pine or an Unsightly Complexion the use of A1NAX AB the Egyptian Elixir will make her skin oft clear aud brilliant There tsnoakin which wdi not bo imptoved by it It doe not Injure tho skin but rid it of impurities ani the effect therefore are permanent There are a numlwr of ladies in Sacramento who have tried it any one of whom will cheerfully testify a to its "merits Elaborate testimonial are on file from the following well-known residents of San FrancUoo and unnit IDA VON TRAUTNANN Directress Geistinger Opera roupe 1)R CD AS HIBBARD VJ Stockton street WINS PAV1MIKU MRS CIUB TANCR Rutuett Houw Kearny street LOUISE LESTER Prana Donna Tivoli Theater BROUN KM7 Market street MR3- KRAKFR Nucleus Hotel EDWARD BOSQUI 5'2S Clay street MRS WHRKLKR MRS FLETCHER MRS CORNELL MATUIKW Jr ti Stockton street PR ST PAUL Member of the Medical Kwulty of Paris Physician of the French Hospital San Francisco Visiting Physician of the French Benevolent SocetySan Francisco EMMA MOSER 314 Oak street BALDWIN Arfwiac office Hollister Cal HATTIE BREWSTER Hollister CaL MARGARET A 0 ERACER 10)8 Clay street Oakland CaL DR PtaiO Oakland Cal CASE Professor of Surgical Anatomy California Medical College Oakland Cal A special consignment has been left with JOSEPH HAHN CO FIFTH AND STREETS And must be sold at once Tho price has therefore been reduced to 75 CENTS PER BOTTLE 0 The Consignment is going fkd and will song be dUpeaed of nl9-nedtf A lllimiNIl POLITY A few days ago the Bkk published a communication from tho Haoramento Board of Trade to the Chamber of Commerce at Han Francisco The following reply has been received San Francisco January 21 1S80 Joupph Hleffmt Kay Sacnuruuilo Roaido Dkak Hih In reply to your favor of tho 12th Instant suggesting the appointment of a committee to confer with the State Agricultural Society Mouhanie' Institute and other bodies with a view to arranging different date for the holding of fair at Sacramento and tide city I am instructed by tho Chamber to aay that union requited by the IMrctors of the several exhibitions it would not fool at liberty to appoint a committee for that purpose Very respectfully yours Morris Marcus Secretary Tliis is merely dodging If the Directors of the respective exhibitions' were disposed to arrange different dates there would be no occasion for tho appointment of any conference committee The truth is that the Directors of the Fair do not desire te inako any arrangement to prevent competition between the two Fairs and the Chamber of Commerce doubtlosa knows this very well Hence the evasion shown by the above letter The Fair management has always displayed an onvious and jealous spirit respecting the State Fair annually held In Haoramento and is unwilling to do anything to en-largo Its usefulness This howover is a foolish policy and reacts to tho injury of tho Mechanics' Fair When exhibitors and the public are obliged to choose between tho two exhibitions they invariably prefer the State Fair If the competition Is to continue it will be solely the fault of Han Francisco and Sacramento will not be the sufferer A fOOII I ME FUII IIHE CAPITAL There is need of a large land improvement company in this Htuto It has been a difficult tiling for poor men to obtain loans on term mortgages to improve small tracts of land In a conversation relating to our recent Citius Fair and its teachings Albert Callatin of this city advocated the formation of a loan company with largo capital whoae object would be to furnish money for land improvement on mortgages to cover a term of (say) fh yours Ho said there wore millions of dollars lying idle in this State which could he thus employed wdth prolit to capitalists ami to the great advancement of California It often happens that man exhausts his means in buying land and must wait years before he can earn sufficient money to improve it He hositatus to borrow on an ordinary snap action iron-jawed ami saw-toothed mortgage even where a loan on such security is within Ids roach for fear lest a foreclosure swallow up his all But if he could obtain- money nt moderate interest fur a term of five years ho would see his way clear to pay off tho indebtedness in that period A land improwunent company of large capital could find plenty of business in California and on loans made at seven per cent could probably return divi domls of five per cent per annum to stockholders Such companies have boon operating for years past in such States as Kansas and Nebraska The business properly conducted is absolutely safe New lauds in California are rapidly rising in vuluo and loans made on mortgages within present valuations of railroad or public lands are a secure as loans cun lie Tub Health Officer at Now York lias seized hundred of boxos of frozen oranges from Florida disinfected them with carbolio aoid and thrown them into the harbor This looks bad for Florida but augurs well for the future of the Northern California orange trade It has been shown that oranges once frozen arc dangerous to health This consideration will make Kastorn people shy of Florida oranges henceforth and must tend to increase the demand for sound fruit from California Orange orchards can bo planted in our northern foothills with absoluto confidence that the demand will be sufficient to tako at good prices all that can be supplied O' Hi ten "Had Belter Nucmnib-t'unib Climb" Marysville January 28 1B8G Editors Bkk In a communication published in your issue of yesterday Mr James O'Brien of Smartsvilie admits the correctness of my statement sometime since published in the Bkk as to tho extent of damage done at Long Bar and other localities by detritus and were he not in error in stating that I alleged his exhibit displayed at the Citrus Fair was taken from the Bonanza ranch I should not trouble you with this statement I said the exhibit of Mr was taken from a hillside ranch irrigated hy water from the Excelsior ditch and this fact Mr admits The only reference to the Bonanza ranch contained in my article is in connection with the location of Long Bar at which latter place the orange trees of Mr Ssxey were plant'd in I860 Referring to the original draft of my communication I find I stated that the Bonanza ranch was located on the south side of the Yuba river about 14 miles above Marysville but the types make me say about 10 miles alnive Bv retorence to his dictionary Mr will discover that is defined as far so that whether I stated the Bonanza ranch to he nhtmt 14 or 10 miles from Marysville I did not tell an untruth That every statement made by myself in my ownraunicatien to the Bex referred to by Mr is correct I still affirm Mr seems to feel aggrieved that I should select him as the advocate of the fertilizing power of slickens But when he mentioned slick ens in connection with his exhibit he in my opinion became a proper subject for criticism in connection with the slickens-pmducing hydraulic mines I did not intend to intimate that Mr or his company were responsible for all the damage claimed by me to have been done by hydraulic mining and 1 do not think my article conveyed that impression to anyone but himself Having vindicated the truth of my original statements I now take leave of Ute subject Stone Richards ourr A Sumwoos San Francis -o have been appointed sole agents lor Mere tit's Cider JOHN BREUNER Proprietor of the Largest and Cheapest Furniture House In the State 604 606 608 Street SACRAMENTO THE QUESTION OF HIGH LICENSE A Cntliolle Priest Argues for It lleforr I lie Ran Frnnrlsen Hnpervlsors San Fkakcihco Jan A meeting of the Boaid of Supervisors A a Committee of the Whole was held this morning foi the purpose of taking action upon several important matters lately referred to it by the Boaid among which was the petition presented hy the Society for the Suppression of Vice for tho passage of a high license liquor ordinance A large number of poisons interested in the subject before the committee were present the Retail Liquor-Dealers Mutual Protective Association being fully represented by its President and Vice President Father Montgomery a mendier of the cleigy of St Mary Cathedial said ho apHuied with the approval of Archbishop iimrdan in behalf of the petition It was unusual said for a Catholic priest to take pait in affairs of this kind but the fart that a man was a priest did not justify him in evading the duties of a citizen There were 100000 Catholics in Han Fran cisco and be was noiry to say many of them in consequence of diuhkeneH were churchmen in name He had had much experience with the poorer clause of this city and Ip did not hesitate to assert that more than half the poverty and nearly all the crime California was due wholly to drink The people ot this Ht-ate were paying half their annual taxes dnectly either to maintain the poor or care for the crimi mils produced by liquor Ho Wlieved pmhibitiun was right hut imprivctiiable and while favoring the abolition of whisky selling ho was willing to accept the order here proposed as a half-loaf better than Hone ll tho petition was presented tn the voters of tins city he believed it would Ixi sustained hy a majority of the People Harrison on behalf of the liquor-men responded which ho stated that the petition was originated by fanatics and if allowed to influence the Board would throw many men out of employ tnent and deprive many good citizens of the mean of making a living Father Montgomery said lie was not one of the fatuities referred to The Inst was evidently fighting something not before the Board- prohibitum' Hi petition did not for prohibitum it only asked for regulation To lie me fchi is a waport town where the authonties regulated th mall-pox when it entered and yet the right ot the authoutie to regulate or quarantine tho greater evil of whisky is denied this was a movement to depvive some one of employment for when the saloon were shut up a number iff barkeepers would tx obliged to gotowoik Fnrmnwlf he was in favor of throwing the Imrkeepers out of employment and saving the wives and children whom they were contributing every day to turn into the streets DEATH OF EX-SENATOR FARLEY An Outline ot His Private Lire and Public Career Jackson Jan 22-Kx-Hemator James Farley died at his residence here at half-post 6 o'clock this evening He had been given up by hii physicians for more than a week The funeral will take place Monday at 1 o'cleok James Farley was born in Albemarle county Va in 1830 He oame to California the first rush for the new gold diggings his departure from Virginia having been burned hy the fact that he had in a duel nearly killed a man who had been his rival tor a affections After a short experience in the mines during which he sometimes depended upon the pick and (an and some-tim upon luck and skill for a living Mr Earley in 1858 began the study of law and the practice of politics He hi political career as a Whig and made hi first canva for office with that paity in ISM in which year he was elected to the State Legislature In the year following he made another successful canvass for the same office but this time with the Know-Nothing party In his second term hi arty was in the majority in the Legislature and Mr Farley wa elected S)eaker of tho Assembly When the Know-Nothing party dissolved Mr Farley joined the lemocratic party was elected by it to the State Senate in 18b0 and became a State arty leader He served in the State Senate from Amador county for eight years during one session beiug elected President pro tern He was elected to the United States Senate in 1878 His electiouftookJpUce after a long struggle in the caucus where a contest was made by Ryland McDonald Hager and Sepulveda lie was nominated in caucus on the twenty-fifth ballot which stood Farley 42 (the number necessary for choice) McDonald 18 Hager 19 Sepulveda 1 Ryland withdrawn on the nineteenth ballot Mr election took place 1 December lftth the vote on joint ballot being Farley 82 Kstee 36 Mr Karlov succeeded Aaron A Sargent March 4 1879 and served his full term From its close he lived in retirement at his home in ackson fteld Om itted San Joan Jan Reid who recently tried to horsewhip Rev Dr Snowden a Presbyterian minister was to-day convicted of disturbi ng the peace Sentence will be pronounced Monday Thu great fact brought out by thin table is that Oroville has an average annual temperature about four degrees higher than that of Los Angeles This Is mainly due to the wider range of temperature at the southern city The yearly average of the minimum readings of the thermometer is several degrees lower then than at Oroville Tho table also shows that at Los Angeles the temperature rises to a much higher point than at our foothill town though tho avorages for tho Hummer months are highor at Oroville Tho latter has accordingly a moro equable climate Tho fall of temperature during tho Summer nights at Los Angeles is very marked In some of the Summer months there as shown by the table the maximum temperature is more tlnn double the minimum Such great changes are unknown at Oroville For the two years covered by the table the lowest temperature at Oro-villo was 25" Ms Arents writes that this is exceptionally low for Oroville ami the lowest that he has known dur ing a residence of seven years at that place The Bkis is informed by tho Higual Service officer at Los Angelos that tho lowest temperature recorded there during the past seven years was 28u on February 6 1881 The difference between this minimum and that of 259 for Oroville is too little to be of any Importance and may be attributed to a difference in tho exposure of the thermometer used the one read by the Signal Service at Los Angeles being high above tho grovud Kiversido one of the most fnoml locations in Southern California for orange-growing confesses to A temperature of 2(1 this month As we have before taken occasion to point out the explanation of the earlier ripening and the better quality of the oinnge at Oioville than at Los Angelos is found in the higher average tempera turo at tho former place during the Hummer months This climatic difference is strikingly exhibited in the following comparison of monthy means: AMUSEMENTS Agricultural Park Sacramento SUNDAY JANUARY 24 THR UHRAT MOUNT3ED Sword Contest to KiNiaii nriTURKN X5TJITO jSl3ST ROSS BBRGT WALSH 180K A UUKhK OF W0 AND THE til AM-Jr pionhipof the Wnrhl Thli Contest was powtiKumd from Uu 17th to tho an account of the weather Do not fail to aRneas thi Grout Content which without doubt will draw thousand Admission 60 cents under 15 2f cents 2t CLUNIE OPERA HOUSE CiisaowsTti AWilkik Managers Mrrr i avmoi KHnumi In consequence of the (hoi whelming Succ ww ot the BERT DRAMATIC COMPANY I Frkiikruk Brut Managur In Bartley Great American Drama THE WHITE SLATE I IT WILL BR CORTmVRD TIBIA (Friday! IffEMHl JtV IKSft And during the week with it siqiorb east ot characters ftew and HagHlflcrnl Kcenery by 1Ftl kin! Thr Kxploaloii of (ho "llrilr I'rcolrr Red pevir Island dr are royal raiment when worn for vir- tue' sake' Frier of Adnilaftlona First Four Row In Drew Circle (Reserved) (rchrtra Chairs and Dress Circle f0c FamUj Circle 26c 'Reserved Seat now on sale at the Box Oftico of the Opera House from 10 a until 0 jall-tf JONES FISGH Dancing academy turnkii Hall Gent' Class Monday evening lilies' and Gents' Class Tuesday evening 730 Social every Patimlay evening Hall and Music furnished lor all occasions tr ph vate Lessons at atl hour dMra LE ROI DES SAVONS tjse! mum KING OF SOAPS TOILET BATH LAUNDBT KITCHEN USE IT for Chapped Hands USE IT for Removing Tan and Freckles USE IT for Healing Saddle Sores and Galls upon horses BIT A BOS ALL USE IT on Monday and Save Time and Labor TEEES CEJFRAr ASSORTMENT ANB LARGE stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants for sale at low price ORANGE AND LEMON TREES A carload of Two-year-old Trees of the best varieties will be received br Febriarr I ISfcti Send orders KFFB dl 4 0 Tree Yard Second street near Depot ja2-plm CASH-msa PAR EXCELLENCE! ir ix ou roixn boxes xli Thi exoeUent articlo of TEA it perfectly pare and economical Admitted to be tbe BIST FOB FAMILY ffSE HARRISGH SAN Fl AS J13-2p SACfiAMEFTO BA5I Tub oldest savings bank in the tv corner and Ffth streets Sacramento Guaranteed capital pud up capital feX)000 loans on real ewtate July I ISso t2 044 sis term and ordinary deprwta July 1 IsaS l9o65il Term and ordinary' deposits rK'eirod and dindods paid January and July Money loaned upon real estate only This Bank doe exclusively a savioga bank bus nee Information furnished upon application to COLEMAN President Fb Hantroir cashier d2-2i MONEY TO LOAN ON cm OR COUNTRY PROPERTY IN any amount Apply to CHAS PAR SUNS Real Estate and Insurance Agent 231 street Sacramento CaL MASQUERADE OLD PAVILION FEBRUARY 11 1880 iH ptf 1 -WACHHORST LEADING JEWELER OF SACRAMENTO MBf TOWft 144 14 HI MTB1TT Jggptm CLEARANCE SALE! at the CAPITAL WOOLEN MILLS 822 STREET Of Remnants of Cassimere Boys' Long and Knee Pants Also a Large Lot of Odd Pants and Vests lUU XLUlUi GEEAT REMJCTION IN PRICES OF Boots! Shoes 30 DAYS CASH OTTXa'Sr Persons inlebtad will please settle their aocwiBts at once W7 STRFFT MtftillENTt HORSES FOR SALE Received from our siskiyou ranch do htad of borsee and Bum mostly from 4 to 7 yean old anil be sold reaeonable For further formation apply at 217 corner Twenty math and YP streets sS2p-tf HEJLBRON ft BED Here then we have a difference of 76" in mean Summer temperature between Oioville and Loa Angelos and a difference of in mean tempera ture (also in favor of Oroville) was shown by the first table These figures prove that the climatic conditions of any place in California are not to te determined by its latitude Oro-ville is 330 miles north of Los Angeles aud yet is 7 warmer in Summer and 4J warmer for the whole year than the famous city of the South The object of the comparison here instituted is not in detraction of Los Angeles but to correct the prevailing prejudice which has given Southern California the exclusive use of such designations as sub-tropical We have.