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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
■mrKSBAY.. ...'... ...■■■OCTOBER 21, 1550.
COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE UECORD-CN ION.
POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.
Disgraceful Scene In the Superior Court
at Merced.
PASSESGEES FROM THE EAST BY BAIL.
Tt3 Singular Death of an Aged Man at
San Jose.
>AX DIF.KO AS A KA1I«OAO TEK.HIMS.
Freaft of Nature In Arizona— A Child with
Two Faces and Two Heads.
ITEMS FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA AND OREGON.
The First Steamer to Enter the Pacific
Damaged by Fire.
CALIFORNIA.
Political Mailers.
San Francisco, October 20th.— The Dem
ocratic County Committee to-day decided to
ran & straight ticket for Assemblymen, re
fnpiDK t<> accede to the proposition for fusion
with the Worlcingmen. They prepared an ad
dreaf to the party, which will be published
to-morrow, in which they severely score the
State Central Committee for its interference
in the matter of Mob
The Uerinan llepublicans held a largely
attended masa meeting at the Grand Opera
H.>use this evening, which was addressed by
Governor Salomon, General Miller and Hon.
l'nul Memnaun.
Uriah, October 20th.— George A. Knight
and <ieorjje T. Bromley spoke here to a
crowded house last night, many ladies being
present. There wan much applause and en
thusiasm during the earnest and eloquent ad
dress of Mr. Knight, and fun aud good feel
ing prevailed during the remarks of Mr.
Bromley.
Hatwards, October 20th.— Hon. H. F.
l\>^e, Henry Vrooman and A. P. Van
Dosen addressed the citizens of Hayward*
this evening. Siuce the campaign of 1864
this town has not been s-> alive. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed everywhere. Cannon
were fired, bonfires burned and a grand dis
play of fireworks made in greeting of Mr.
Page, who speaks upon the live issues of the
day eloquently. Place Haywardi down for a
Isrgex majority for Page and the ticket than
ever before.
NEVADA, October 20th.— Quite a large Re
publican meeting is lieing held here to-cight.
it Merrick is addreesing tha meeting,
hihl will be followed by Hon. Calvin Edger
ton. The Republicans are very enthusiastic
ever the outlook in this county, and are work
ing energetically. A delegation of 200 leave
on the special train to-nierht to participate in
tbe barbecue at Sacramento to-morrow.
Loe An. >lks October 20th.— A Kepub
liicn meetiiig wa« he id here to-nijiht. Pastro
De Cells presided. F. P. Uamirtz addressed
the meeting in English, and Cleyandro
Forbes in Spanish.
Birds Landing, October 20th.— A large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held in this place this evening, and was ad
dressed by the Hon. F. A. Leach and Hon.
A. Bennett, Republican' nominees for the
Assembly. It was the largest meeting of the
campaign. The speeches were able, convinc
ing and well received, making most favorable
impressions. A canvass of this precinct
shows about two Republican voters to one
Democrat.
Elmiba, October 20th. — A large and en
thusiastic meeting was held at Star Hall this
evening, for the purpose of hearing an ad
dress from E. E. Lease. Democratic nominee
for the Assembly, and C. F. Montgomery, of
SuisT:a. The speakers were frequently ap
plauded.
Sctteb Creek, October 20th. P. S. Dor
ney addressed the, citizens of thia place last
ni/ht, and, although at abort notice, had a
good meeting. _
Portland (Or.), October 20th.— The largest
and most Imposing demonstration ever wit
nessed in thi Bt*t« was held hare la«t even
ing, under the management of the Republi
cm State Central Committee. Then were
j-.ot lew than 30,000 persons on the streets
am! in the ;> r " ••■■•'":•■
Arrcslf for l'nl>e Uetlslrnllon-Eltcllon
of «.:;hhl Officers.
Sam Francisco, October 20th.— The work
of arresting persons ou charge? "f false regis
tration and for violation of United States
election law?, buc'i a3 refusing to give in
formation, etc., conli.'iue>. Six were arrested
to-day.
ITh* Grand Kncaiupme: i, I. O. O. I-'., has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year : W. T. Galloway, G. P.; R. S. Rob
bins, G. H. P.; C. B. Xi DbaJl, G. S. W.; W.
B Lvt.p, G. Scribe ; John Hanson, G. Treas
urer ; E. H. Bhck, G. .1. W.; C. H. Ran
dall, ... Representative : L. Soher, H. S.
\\ inn and J. B. Learnan, Trustees.
The following oHi-er ■ have been elected by
the Grand Encampment of the Champions
of the Red Cross: For Grand Commander,
W. A. Bushnell of Kiver View, No. 6, Bio
.Vista; Grand Counsellor, J. K. Norton of
Silver Star, No. 07; Grand Junior Com
mander, Mrs. Annie E. Foxsette, of Golden
Gat«, No. '-'■"'. San Francisco; Grand Secre
tary, Edward R. Cassette of Golden Gate,
No. 26, San Francisco ; Grand Treasurer, C.
W. Pomeroyof San Ji« , No. 12, San Jose ;
Grand Captain of the Host, PI. M. Landers
of Sacramento; Grand Chaplair, George
Schorr of Golden Gat?, No. 2li, San Fran
ciso; Grand M. of C , Louisa Harris of San
Jose, So. 12 ; Grind Guard, J. K. Harris of
Sin Ji>s«, No. IS; Grand Sentinel, J. E.
Harris of San Jo <■. No. 12 : Grand Trustees,
James* William*, 11. 1). M»wry and 11. do
Veuve, Jr. The Grand Encftinpment then
went into election of Representatives to th"
Supreme Council, and the following were
elected : S. c. Edward*, J. K. Wo tten, W.
F. Humphrys, J. W. Melrose, A. .T. Esk
ridse, Percy Harris
I'tnal Work of Ike <ir»n«l Fnrnuipnirnl—
Fatal Aeciileni. - :-[•;
San Francisco, October 20th.— The Grand
Encampment, I. O. O. F., this afternoon de
cided to allow milesxe to one past officer of
cash Camp, and that all past officers should
remain, a» heretofore, activa members of the
G;. nit' booy, and entitled to privileges :.g
mich. J. H. AppTegate tnt appointed G.
Sentinel, K. Duiiker, D. G. S , and J. A.
Browi Grand Marshal. Adjourned sine die.
John U. Thogode was thrown from his
wagon and killed this afternoon on Broid-
Way, between Taylor and Jones streets, He
■wrui a native of Germany, ag?d about 38
i .-■re.
Kan IFlrzo the Trrtnlnui of * Tranxron
lliirni.il Kailroail.
San Diego, October 20th.— The California
Southern Railroad Company to day tiled arti
cles of incorporation, according to the terms
of the contract, with a syndicate of Boston
capitalist*, who have subscribed §2,000,000
to carry forward this work. The point* des
ignated in the corporation papers are from the
bay of San Diego to the town si San Ber
nardino, hut it is the purpose to build to a
jx.iut of junction with the Atlantic and Va
cific road, San Bernardino betag now named
at- the nearest known point, the law re
<iuiriog two lints to be named. The capi
tal stosk is $1900,000 ; paid in, 1116,009. In
corporatorj, 15?rjur.in Kimball, of Boston ;
Henry H. Williams, of .Sin Francisco; M.
A. 1 -.cc, John V. I'airchild, Joseph O. 0+
mod and George N. Weiver. l'refidenr,
Benjamin Kiaiball; Treasurer, Thomas
Nick?r»ou, of P»o3ton. The preliminary sur
veys have been completed, and the perma
nent location is now being made. The grade
stakes run from a point on Iha bay at Na
tional City, thence alonsj the bay More and
through the city njithcily. The Boston
(syndicate are under a contract to cosulete to
San Bernardino on or before January 1, ISS2.
MiterUl i' on the way, rji havirg betn
shipped f" ■!:•- Kngl*nd, and Chief Engine**
Oi-^ood will push the work. San Die?" will
be the terminus of a transocntiaectal railroad
within a year from tiii . dats.
Filial Accidents.
S\s Jose, October 20th. — singular and
fatal accident occurred near the corner of
Fifth and William streets at 1 p. m. to-diy.
Isaao Prasiltor was lead . ■ ■ (nil a few weeks
old, worn the calf..i;« e *?*' it & readered its
tninageuent a, difli^ili ta«k. At kst the
rope became by some n-eans wound about
Mr TVaskor'a leX». and th ' calf, pmng a
Buddan plnnge, jerked him over E^e old
.-entleman fell upon the rdse of the wooden
ttorbinS wi.h nub tym as to break h« neck
Sd «n« instaat d.-ith. ; -ho body wa. re
■■m«v3 to the fa:ni'y rendecce, corner of
R«d' and Third Bt-eet< and an "-'V 1 was
held Rt 3:30 o'clock tms afternoon. A ver
dict of acndenUl death w.i» rendered. Ir. »
kor was a nativa of V: .:l' H,, 50 years (t
;S. A number of ft** ,:>.!-: t a r-c:ry
sS.re on the c-raer o£ Kx-d and I int slreeU
Thia ? morning Frank; Frank the freight
agent of the Southern { Paafic Railroad at
Santa Clara, met his death under the follow
mr : circumstances : He was p.s-istinp =in
Baking up a freight train, and was on the top
of one of the box-care, when an unusual jolt
ing threw him off his balance. He fell across
one of the rail?, and the train moving rapidly,
passed over both his legs and his right | arm,'
cutting them off and producing almost instant
death. The spectacle was a ; horrifying one.
Coroner Harris held an inquest at 11 a; m.,
and a verdict of accidental death was ren
dered. Frank was 47 years of age, and un
married. He had been in the employ of the
railroad company for nine years, and enjoyed
the respect and esteem of all who knew him.
Disgraceful Scene in a Merced Court
room. .
Merced, October 20th.— A moat flagitious
act of ruffianism took place in the Court-room
of the Superior Court in this place this after
noon, while the Court was in session, and
while District Attorney Farrar was making
his closing argument in the second trial of
the case of the People vs. E. J. Hamilton on
an indictment f. r appropriating to his own
use moneys belonging to Merced county. .In
his argument the District Attorney made re
marks of a very uncomplimentary character
against R. H. Ward, one of the attorneys for
the defendant, when Ward threw at and
struck the District Attorney with a large ink
stand. Farrar in turn threw a book at Ward.
Each continued throwing such missiles at the
other as were at hand, until bystanders inter
fered and stopped the fray. Ex-Chief Justice
Wallace was in the Court-house at the time,
besides a large number of citizens, drawn
there to witness the trial. After the fray
was over each of the combatants essayed to
apologize to the Court, but Judge Marks,
who was presiding, informed them that the
offense was of too serious a character to be
condoned or excused, and that Bevere punish
ment would be visited upon them. . District
Attorney Farrar was slightly injured by the
inkstand, and one of the jurymen in the box
was severely cut upon the foot by the same
missile. The case on trial was given to the
jury shortly after the disgraceful Court scene
occurred.
Suicide In a fell.
Sax Rakael, October 20ch.— .Tamos Can
non has been in jail for ten days for taking a
decanter < f liquor from the bar of a public
house, and was to have been liberated to-day.
He was found this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Bartcheall lifeless, suspended by the neck, in
his cell. He had fixed the rope over the gas
pipe, and sitting on a table, made a noose
around his neck, and slipped off, dying of
strangulation. His knees almost touched the
floor. Cannon was a plasterer by trade, and
lately has been very dissipated. He was
about sixty years of age. The body was
taken charge of by the Coroner, who will
hold an inquest to-morrow.
'■:■': Race* at Santa Ro«a.
Santa Rosa, October 20th.— A half-mile
dash between Jim Lick and Berryeasa was
had over the Sonoma County Agricultural
Park Association track to-day. Berryessa
won by four inches in 48.\ seconds, the fastest
half mile tver made on the Pacific coast.
The regular fall meeting will open to-morrow
with a trot for a purse of $100, three in five.
The entries are Black Jimmie, Nettle, Lady
Fleetwood, Jimroie Hood and Rosewood.
There will also be a running race, two in
three, halt-mile heats, for a purse of 8150.
The entries are Hacldiagton, Jim Lick, Ivan
hoe, Tillie C. and Ironwood.
i i n
Visitor* to Monterey.
Monterey, October 20th.— The follow
ing are among those registered at the Hotel
Del Monte to-day: B. E. Drake, George T.
Folsom and wife, San Francisco ; J. B. Mil
ton and wife, U. S. N.
Passengers Passing Mojavc
Mojave, October 20th.— The following
overland passengers, by Southern Pacific
Railroad, passed Mojave to-diy, to arrive in
San Francisco to-morrow: J. W. Ralston
and wife, New York : L. C. Parke, San
Francisco ; W. W. McFarland, New York ;
J. Caffery, C. R. Moulton, San Francisco ;
Dr. G. L. Simmons, Sacramento ; Sam.
rulaski, San Francisco ; George F. JJaker,
San Jose : W. L. Geason, Oakland ; J. P.
Culver, H. I). Latter, Miss L. Peltee, San
Francisco ; W. F. Somers and family, Col
tou; J. Tyson, S. Taylor, San Frauds :
IW. Rodgers, Arizona; Miss Hagerty, San
Francisco ; W. H. Ga»sner, Arizona ; 11.
Thomas, Jack Riley, J. P. Jackson, San Ber
nardino ; F. Hamm, Oakland.
— .
AItIZOSA.
Wonderful, ir True.
Tucson, October Several days ago a
; Mexican woman gave birth to a child with
I two faces on one head. Each face had two
eyes, a DOse, mouth and four ears for the two
! faces, one being double and located where the
' nose ia on an ordinary face. The child fed
' from both mouths, would take the breast
with one and a bottle with the other at
" the same time, and would laugh with one
! face and cry with the other at the same
' instant. Thia little curiosity died yesterday,
after apparently enjoying good health for
twenty days.
Southern Pacific Railroad— Rlrli Mining
: SlrlKe-Preparlns for ll»e President.
Tcaww, October 2O'.h.— The Southern Pa
i cificß M.l hid 14,200 feet of track to-day,
• and 13,800 yesterday. To-day was the largest
I track-laying since leaving Los Anireles. The
track is now 28 miles east of the Xew Mexico
i lice.
; A rich strike b reported in the north drift
• on the 150-foot level of the Consolidated
Arizona mine, in Arivaca district. There is
two and a half feet of solid ore, averajrinj;
over $5,000 per ton. The 6outh drift, at 55
feet, shows a body of the same character of
ore.
General Wilooi and staff are here, await
i mc; the arrival of President Hayes and party.
i The city authorities arc making preparations
• j to receive the party in a fitting manlier.
* _
NEVADA.
■ rmmtamun PaHsins rarlln .'or Calir»rnla,
Carlin, October - The following over
■ land passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive
• ■in Sacramento to-morrow : L. A. Xew, San
1 Francisco ; .Joseph Leonard, Sin Diego ;
■ .Mi-. S. 1,. Maetick, C. Mastick, Mrs. R.
• Wood. Alaineda: W. Rhodes and wife,
1 Philadelphia; .1. Hume and wife, Berkeley,
; , ('a!. ;J. Taltuan. Salt Like ; T. J. Portetß,
i wife and child, Oakland ; L. Henry, Eng
■ ! land ; James Casity, New York ; S. W. Gar
: rison, New Jersey : Mrs. W. B. Catron and
1 ' three children, Miss N. Kelson, San Fran
" j cisco; Mrs. A. Schaden and child, Sacra
' mento ;J. Boutter and wife, Miss A. Soutter,
Australia; .1. D. Walker, B. D. Walker,
" England; Geo. Trulove, London : E. Tinne,
wifo, two children and nurse, Denierara ;
. | Mrs. J. It. Foyp, Sacramento ; Mis? M. J.
| Thrall, C.-ni:eciicut ; T. Thorn, San Fran
. Cisco ; Mi S. J. Kobbin.«, Illinois : W. K.
" 8. I'■ > ••, Sacramento ; G. Harrison, England ;
' f i T. Hill, J. K. Garner, H. liinch, F. Danner,
I i San Francisco; Mi.-s M. Lewis, Cherry
I Creek. N'ev. ; H. J. Haven ar.d wife, Michi
' m; W. 11. Knapp and wife, Tehachipa,
1 Cal ; Professor Geo. Hamilton, Florida ;
• Agneg Mocre, Philadelphia ; Miss M. Whit
• lock, C. Coleman, H. Coleman, St. Johns,
• Mich. ;J. 15. Sperry, Oregon ; 09 emigrant
1 passengers, inclu'iicg 40 males, to arrive in
[ .Sacramento October 22J.
. * ...
OSKCOX.
• Weather— Admitted to ISnU-Tlir l.r-Kln
fare
i Portland, October 20ih.— The weather in
■ clear and lovely.
i James Tjeary, the man who shot and killed
i Samuel Baisley a short distance above The
) Dalles a few days air", has been admitted to
• bail in the sum of $.~>,ooo. Leary, it appears,
; was cros.-ini; the ranch of Baisley hunting
- rabbits, and when the litter ordered him
•> i iff an altercation ensued, daring which Leary
- claims that his gun was accidentally dis
-1 charged, while Mr. Baisley, in his dying mo
- men's asjerted that he discharged it inten
• tionally.
A resolution has been presented and adopt
; ed by the Senate, to the effect that that
. branch of the Legislature adjourn nine die
• Friday evening at 10 o'clock. The House
, I will probably adjourn at the fame time. It
1 ii general'}' conceded by friends of the meas
■ ure that the bill providing for amendments
■ to the city charter of Portland cannot poßsi
) hly raw the Senate. A roost determined
■ fight has been made against its passage by a
1 tin-.iiber of prominent taxpayers of the city,
l The bill has been referred to , a special com
> mittee, »ho will report some amendments,
. but as the session has nearly expired it will
i be almost impossible to get the bill through.
r Governor Thajer, it in said, will most cer
-1 tainly veto the I ill which grants to the Ore
-1 jjonUn K.iiir. .vi Company a portion if the
city levee and a right to lay tracks alocg
Front street. Should be veto the bill, » two
thirds vote cannot possibly be obtained in
I the Senate. '
>rntinrrd to Imprisonment— Xfw, Steam
| crs— Hrr.
i Portland, October 20th. — Nathan Katon,
j the young Ban who was arrested a few days
I ago charged with robbing the United sut<s
l mails it Spanish Hollow. Wasco county, was
i sentenced to day by Judge Deady to 18
i months' imDri*onmcnt in the Penitentiary.:
Henry ViUard teleprapheil T. V. O.ike«,
• Vice-President of the O. K. and X. Co.. to
! day, that ho has closed » contract with John
i Poach & Son of Chester. P.i , for two coal
- aud freight ■teamen, 885 feet in < length." 40
- feet 1. .km md 23 feet depth of hold, with a
I carrying capacity of 3,000 ton*. J The«e
- steamoM will reach th 9 Pacific) <■'•'> '.next
f utnnier, and ba mainly employed in ; the
i Pnget Sound coal trade between Seattle and
t San Francisco and Seu'.tls and Portland, ■ ?■>
A fire broke out at Forest Grove, Washing
ton county, l»i-t light, daatrejiag two store
buUdings occupied by H. Barrett and Mrs.
Wills. Barrett succeeded in saving most of
his stock, but the bnilding was destroyed.
Mrs. Wills lost her building and stock. Total
kas, $8,000 ; partially injured. lucendiari.-n
is tbe attributed cause of the tire.
BRITISH « I'll WISIA.
A Pioneer Slrnmer Uaninsed by Fire.
Vzctobi."., October 20th.— An alarm of tire
at half-past 11 o'clock la*t niyht was caused
by the partial burning ot the pteatn»r Beaver
lying at Dexon & Campbell's wharf. The
fire broke out in the upinrr works, which
were almost destroyed. The loss would not
exceed SSOO. The fire ia supjtfwed to have
caught from a spark from the furnaces, and
to have smoldered several hours before break
ing out. The Beaver is 47 years old, having
been launched in 1833. and was the first
steamer to enter the Pacific ocean.
TROPIC-
FRUIT
LAXATIVE,
NATURE'S CURATIVE
—FOR—
CONSTIPATION
AND DISORDERS THAT FOLLOW IN
ITS TRAIN, SUCH AS BILIOUS COM- »
PLAINT, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL
CONGESTION, DISORDERED
STOMACH, PILES, LOV/SPIR-:
ITS, MELANCHOLY,
Unlike Pills
And Nauseous Purgatives
Tropic-Fruit *
Laxative
Leaves No Distressing
After-Effects
and IS : .
Equally Agreeable tojhe
Taste as Fruit or a
Confection.
One Lozenge i* the usual dose, to be
taken at beil time; dissolve slowly in the
mouth, or eat like fruit or a confection.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE may be
used in all cases where an aperient; cathar-
tic, or purgative medicine is called for,
ami .will prove at ouco the most potent
and harmless System Renovator and
Ci.KASSKn that has yet been brought to
[i iblic notice.
A cold i counterfeit* and spurious Imita-
tion*: iitsift on getting the article called for.
rROPIC-FEUTT LAXATIVE IS SOLD in
DRUGGISTS AT. SIXTY CENTS PEBBO2
Prepared, only by
J. E. HETHERINGTON,
Net Vo:'.k and 131 Francisco
11. O. KIBK A CO.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS SACRAMENTO.
«.uf.-ti ' 2 -
AMUSEMENTS,
Metropolitan Theater.
— CO«MKXCI>O— —
MONDAY mnOHSf OCTOBER 25, 1880.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT !
Williard and letclier's
, T GREAT GIFT SHOW I ~~T
. r-
And tlir M .>::: li i Till Srientlfle IMimnry
A ten In.
Defies physical iiwg and Necromantic Masters.
Their fame is indorsed by the Press and
jmbiic of eveiycountrvou the habit-
able globe, and
M'LLE VICTORIA,
The Only Lady Magician In the World,
Will appear nightly wi M'IKITQUEF.N in Williard's
beautiful illusion,
Tin: imiiimmi ri'.iiitu,
Or, the Magician's Dream !
M'LLE ETTIE
In her mid-air suspension, or Hilver Snow Storm.
t&" Don't fail to em tin great DECAPITATION!
ALSO
Will VICTORIA I'D ETTIE
In their Great Spirit Manifestations of causing
Musical Instruments to float through space over the
head* of the audience. In addition to the above
great programme, 169 Elegant ' and Costly
rre»rnt<, —Also —
3 PRINCIPAL PRESENTS IN COLD COIN, 3
(Ursa Away Nightly !
Admission : (Three envelopes), 50ient«; Children
(one envelope), 25 cents. Reserved Scat* (fix en-
velopes), «1. .
Of GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE, at which
every child receives a present. , ' : 020-5t
A GKE& A3tTX>
CONCERT AND BALL
WILL 111 OIVEN ST Till!
II KM I: initnoME, at 1 I ItM it HAUL,
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER -JOtii.
tW Several New and Talented Artifts will take
part, and many Hum nd Interesting Features will b}
prcsentol, all under the leadership of PKOF. O.
FLKISSNi-K. tar Admissi.m. SO cent*.
oiOlw THE COMMITTEK.
WONDERFUL!
Sherman's Educated Horses,
BAEXEY, TOIIMV, MACK Ilie CLOWX.
THESE FAMOUS HORSES PERFORM OVER
1 120 different tricis, are entirely free from
' bridle, halter or snip, ami emiirnllud only by the
voico. i'ln'3 ni!i (rhrt exhibitions at the principal
tovrs of the upper Sacramento valley, performios at
MAXWELL...... '. ... ........ ..October 15
I W1LL0W5....... ......October 18
' <JKL^^■!) ...................... ..;.. Oct. - 18
TKHAMA.. „..•....'.;:............. October 19
Z3T % Novel, « :i i.ii and Fletulnz Enter-
Innini.iK. o9STTtf
FIRST ARTILLERY BAND.
ORCHESTRA MUSIC FURNISHED FOR §5
: Balls, Par ie«, etc.; Leave orders at At* >'>
llwijituirters. No. 720 X street ; F. A. FISCH.LJS
i No. UK G street. Leader, E. W. DAVIS, No. •
• IS24l«roct.: ;: v; r . ; , tV ..<J
POLITICAL.
'• In my opinion the best Interests of the
whole country, Sorta and South, demand
the success of the ticket headed by Gar-
field aud Arthur."— X. S. ANT.
EepnMcan Meetings.
HON. C; C. CONGER
: * ' ::: ■ ■ -* /*-■ •*.:-..* :
WILL ADDRESS THE , ; PEOPLE ON THE
issues of the day at .
OAKLAND .Thursday, October 21
LOS ANGELES :..'.... Saturday, October 23
NEVADA CITY. ". . . '.'. i .Wednesday, October 27
GRASS VALLEY. . . .... Thursday, October 28
IST County Committees will pleas • make the
necessary arrangements for the meetings.
By order of the Republican State Central Com-
mittee. W. W. MORROW, Chairman.
James R. Fiklaysom,' Secretary o!8-5t
"In my opinion the best Interests of the
whole country, V>rt h and South, demand
the success of the ticket headed by Gar*
Held and Arthur."— V. S. tat ANT. ,
Republican Meetings!
HON. H. F. PAGE,
REPUBLICAN
".--■■■ ■ . ' - - .■?-*-- - .'•••"••■V v
Nominee for Congress, Second District,
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON THE
issues of the day as follows :
CKNTERVILLE. Thursday, October 21
MISSION SAN JOSE.... Friday, October 22
PLEASANTON At 2 P. M. Saturday, October 23
LTVERMORE ...'. Saturday, October 23
SAN LEANDR0........ Mouday, Octorer 26
BERKELEY Tuesday, October 26
OAKL\ND. Wednesday, October 27
WEsT OAKLAND .Thursday, October 28
ALAMEDA . • • • • Friday, October 29
PLACERVILLE- Saturday, October 30
GEORGETOWN Monday, November 1
&-JT County Committees will please make all neces-
sary arrangements for the meetings.
HON. C. X. FOX will accompany MR. PAGE
and speak at Martinez, lone, Sutter Creek, Jacksoi,
Mokelumne Hill, San Andreas, Sheep Ranch,
Columbia and Sonora; and GEX. JOHN F.
MILLER at Auburn, Grass Valley, Nevada City,
Dutch Flat, Stockton, Plymouth and Amador City.
BOX. KEWTOS BOOTH will likewise speak
with MR. PAGE at places to be hereafter designated.
By order of the Republican State Central Com-
mittee. P B. CORNWALL, Vice-Chainnau.
James R. KiuLAYSos^Sccrctary. _ p22-tf
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT :
JAMES A. GABFIELD Ohio
VICE-PRESIDENT :
CIIESTEB A. AHTM111...........5few York
ELECTORAL TICKET.
(AT LARGE) :
John F. Miller.,-... • "■»■
Henry Edgerton Sacramento
John A. Bauer • • San Francisco
Charles X. F0x........ Alameda
W. W. SleßalK Colusa
T. R. Bard Ventura
ALTERNATES.
(AT LARGE):
llecry CoWell.:.: ;.... Santa Cruz
W. T. «arratt fan Francisco
diaries K0u1er......... San Francisco
.'.-. mi ■- A. Inuililtt San Joaquln
Sam. Casslily... • Sonoma
Walters. Moore.. Los Angeles
MEMBER OF COIOKBSti
SECOND DISTRICT:
U. F. PACE.. ..El Dorado
COUNTY TICKET.
(J. X. YOUNG.
FOR ASSEMBLY W. C. TAX FLEET,
IJ. E. is i kin.
SHERIFF— A. HKILUKOX.
COUNTY CLERK-THOMAS n. BERKEI*.
AUDITOR AND RECORDER— W. E. GERBER.
COISNTY TREASURER— A. S. «JRF.EXLAW.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY— SOLOX HOI.I .
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR— H. 8. HEALS.
COUNTY CORONER— A. J. lit HIM
COUNTY SURVEYOR-JAMES PEARSON.
SUP. FIRST DISTRICT -.toll X DREMAX.
SUP. SECOND DISTRICT-J. W. WILSON.
SUP. THIRD DISTRICT— S. BLAIR.
SUP. FOURTH DISTRICT— ». W. BITLER.
SUP. FIFTH DI3TR : CT— P. J. MERKLEY.
SUP. SIXTH DISTRICT— CHRISTY.
SUP. SEVENTH DISTRICT-P. R. BECKLEY.
- FOR POLICE JUDGE OF SACRAMENTO CITY :
G. IIAIXES.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. ACSAMENTO CITY :
J. C. HBttS
- r. U. «■«»<-<. r>*.
FOR TOWNSHIP JUSTICE :
TIIOS. W. GILMER.
mv«!TARIFS ( FKAXB. SWIFT.
CONSTABLES-^ j_ r# , lEftLt v. *■..
olUdl
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS !
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CANDIDATES
will address the citizens of the county at the
following-tamed places:
ENTERPRISE (Granga Ijall)..Thur3day, October 21
ANTELOPE Frilay, October 22
ELK GROVE .........Saturday, October 23
FOLSOM.... ..........Monday, October 25
SLOUGH H0U5E. . ......... . .Tuesday, October 20
SUTTERVILLE Thursday, October 28
FL0R1N...... ...............5aturday, October £0
SACRAMENTO.. ..... Monday, Xovembrr 1
J. C. DAVB, Chairman.
A. J.'RnoAM, Sec-etary. s2B-td .
Q. HAINES,
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
Police Judge of Sacramento cllj,
-* -■"•''*"' '■■"' '" ; '"'* '" ' °*' lm '■"•' '' ' ' -■-•■'■
JOHN DREMAN,
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOB
Supervisor of the First Ward. 00-tf
BEN. STEINMAN, ;
-pv EMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR
"-' Supervisor (First District).
s2B-tf
_'; ASK FOR
Union India Rubber Co.'s
— i • UK r»RA ocu— — "..
CRACK PROOF
RUBBER BOOTS and COATS.
i
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS !— BE SURE THE
Boots are stMjinol CRACK PROO? on the
heels, and have the PURE GUM SPRINGS on the
foot and hist-ep, which prevent their crwkins or
breaking. : They" will last t*lco as lone as any
others manufactured.
- t£T For Snle by nil Dealers, "d
£%■ ALL KINDS RUBBER BF.LTISG, PACK-
ING, HOSE, SPRINGS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
shoes; ETC. : : ? f — --—
Goodyear Rubber ; Op.
; '-' R. H. PEASE, Jr., > Agents, '^r
' ,S. M. BURY) •'■ ( San Francisco.
...- - .- - -" 831-2roTuThS -", - .-■■■-- ■■*
PIONEER ;U VERY. STABLE.
r. D. SCP.IVER... ........... ...... Prcprloto
HACKS ON CALL" AT ANY : HOUR ■%. ..
d-iy or night. Onnpes, rh-iotons,*/'3 L i!Sl
Uodrawtji", Earoucbw, Euxkios, with tho '('. m BS
b.-s'roi<!ster? to be found in icy livery stable on tin
coast for hire. jHcrses kept in Utsry at reasonable
if Stabler os Fourth street, between I and '
' -.. ■.■'■■■ .'•"l*' / -.. . •
THE BED HOUSE TBADE UNION.
RED HOUSE TRADE UNION.
Special Inducements !
Decided Bargains ! !
We shall offer the coming week very decided bargains in the following
Departments, and we feel satisfied that a visit to our popular stores will
amply repay you.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT! j
v. il_ ._ - : j ■: ;
S3" In this Department we have received large lines of GOODS from the recent Auction
Sales of GREENTEBAUM & CO., San Francisco, ; and we assure you that they ARE
EXTRA BARGAINS. Note the following :
MISTY FLAKE SUITINGS 9c per yard MOHAIR LUSTER Sfc per yard
SNOW FLAKE SUITINGS.... 10 and 12Jc per yard EILK MIXTURES 40c per yard
ENGLISH BROCADES (all desirable shades). . . .15c BROCADED SILKS (very desirable). . .75c per yard
per yard . BROCADED STRIPE 5AT1N5.. ...... 75c per yard
BROCADE MIXTURES (worth double) ....... ..18c BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES— (We are
per jard. giving the best value in the city).
INVISIBLE PLAID AND FIGURED SUITINGS, Complete Assortment of BLACK AND COLORED
18 and 20c per yard. SILKS AND SATINS . for DRESS GOODS
CAMEL'S HAIR SUITINGS.... , per yard or TRIMMINGS, at our usual low prices.
FRENCH BROCADES (CO pi to select from). . . . BLACK AND COLORED VELVETEENS 50c
20 and 22c per yard. to 81 25.
ENGLISH BROCATEL SUITINGS. . ..2Sc per yard BROCADED VELVETS 75c to SI 15 per yard
CAMEL'S HAIR SUITING (Black). . . .25c per yard BROCADED VELVETS (pure 8i1k). . . .$1 75 and $2
SATIN STRIPE FANCY DRESS GOODS... 2Sc per yard.
per yard. FRENCH VALOURS (double fold).. . .75c per yard
000000000000000000000000000000000
•ii CLOAK DEPARTMENT! \
00000000 9000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
tST In thin Department we have received everything that Is new and desirable
from the Extern Manufacturers la LADIES' CJLO.4K*. DOLMASS AND ILSTEKWj
MISSES' *'•'» < llll.lHl V-. CLOAKS. Also, laree lines from Auction or LADIES'
CLOAKS A.YD I 1.-i i:k>. that will be sold at auction prices. .
LADIES' CLOAKS *3 50 to 820 00 LADIES' FELT SKIRTS (Fancy Trimmed) 75e
MISSES' CLOAKS ."..82 75 to *9 00 to $4.
CLOTH ULSTERS. *3 50 to $8 00 LADIES 1 SATEEN QUILTED SKIRTS SI 75 to
LADIES' FELT SKIRTS (job lot) ......50c | «5 50.
Our Stock of WATERPROOFS, CASSIMERES. CLOAKINGS AND FLANNELS is complete.
ta- We invite special attention to our BLANKET DEPARTMENT, which is complete, and our
prices will be found as usual— THE LOWEST. We invite a careful inspection of Goods and Prices.
*2T Our Stores are on J street, bfltween Seventh and Eighth, Nos. 706, 714 and 716. At 700 Is
found the DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS and MILLINLRY DEPARTMENTS. On the Second Story,
over these Departments, is located our Wholesale and Country Departments and General Office. At No.
714 is found the GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS and HAT DEPARTMENTS. At No. 718, OUR BOOT,
SHOE and CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS.
tS" Orders from the country solicited, and •■artfully filled. Samples and Price List
Beat Free. Direct all letters :
Jttl- JF" k XEOXTS3ES.,
BACnAME!TTO ■ • ■..■■.^^^^AL^
AGRIOULTUEAL WAKES.
BAKER & HAMILTON,
.A.O-XSZa-'OC'iSI por
eureka aAJsra PLOWS.
Gale Chilled Iron Plows, Moline Steel Plows, Collins'
Plows, Cast Iron Plows, Seed Drills, Cahoon and Gem
Sowers, Gorham Combined Seeder and Cultivator, Har-
rows, Cultivators, Fan Mills, Bain Wagons, Etc.
BACBAHE.VTO apl 4pU ■■..„;... SAN FRANCISCO
BUSINESS OABDB.
1858. F. FOSTER. IBT9.
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
Book Manufacturer, No. 319 J street, between
Third and Fourth, Saciamento. 020-4ptf
TV. K. UMVIITS,
CORNER OF FRONT AND L STREETS
Highest price for EWes, Sheep Pelta and
Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
mproved Sausage Machines, Stuffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all consign-
ments; '.■■•-■-■ ■.- 0'"-*""
1. CARLI. « '• OROLT.
CABLE I HOLY,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
pared to 4.0 all kinds of work in their me, in
city or country. Principal place of business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, 82 Second street, between X and L.
Post-office Box, 410, Sacramento. 016 4ptf
•lions HTcrrz.
SUCCESSOR TO FOX & STRUTZ, IMPORTER
Q and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
No. 41 J street, Sacramento Sole agent for A.
Hupfel's Sons' New York Beer. 014-4i«lm
6. M. DIXOX, H. D.,
CJUROEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
J5 OtHce and residence, on Eighth street, between
H and I. Office hours— B to 9A. M., and 12 to 2, and
6 to 8 P. v. Diseases of the Eye and Ear a specialty.
o9 4p2m — '
T. B. MeFABLAAD, . ' .. , , .
ATTORNEY AT LAW— OFFICE, SOUTHWEST
corner of J and Fourth streets. Residence,
II street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. 09-4p*
~~~ DR. I M>EHHILL.
WE ARE PLEASED TO SEE HE HAS MADE
Catarrh his specialty. His great success in
the radical cure of this very prevalent complaint is
owing to the fact that his specific heals the diseased
without any pain— tho patient is made better at
once. Consultations Free. Office, No. 1018 J street,
Sacramento. ■ 07-iplm?
~~ J. A. COrJUNCHAM.
SACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
I street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento. Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds of Repairing. Chang na
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners a
Specialty. ■■--' oMptt
Elwood Bki'XM, I A. J. Bkcxkr.
Residence, S. E. corner Residence at office.
Thirteenth and Psts. I .
BKIM.R A BRC4IER,
A TTORNEYS-AT LAW AND NOTARIES PUB-
J\ lie, will practice in all the Courts. Special at-
tention paid to Probate business. Office in Brytes
Building, southwest corner of Seventh aiid J streets.
.- ■.. :-■■■:-,.:.■ -■■ Q2-tf--- ■■■■.' - ' ' '
■ W.U. ELLERV BRIfiCS. M. D., ' ;:
OCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of the Throat. Office, 429} J street,
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento^
Cal. Hours-9:30 to 12 A. M.; Ito4 t. a Sundays-
-9:30 to UA. M.; 1 to 4p. M. ■ - "--"
MISS I» J. KELLO6«. M. D., >
TTOMEOPATHIC PHY3ICIAN-OFFICK AND
Jrl residLace, Nathan buUding, corner of Seventh
En streets. Ouico hours, 8:20 A ijU' 9to 4
and 7toB p. M ■-■'■ - ■■- 83 °- { lm
t DB. lIATCD.
OFFICE 84 J STREET.-OFFICE COITUS : 9
. A. H. and 12:30 to 2 ' ..,,■-,...: !_L_
TT-- DX. WALLACE A.' BRIGCB
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND HESI-
ri donee to Dr. G. L. Simmons' Building, J
stieet, between Second and Third .OOce hours: 8
to 3A. M., 11 A. M. to 2P. M.. and 6toBr. M- tli-tt
GROVE 3L. - JOHSSOS. > .
ATTORNEY AT LAW-OFFIOE, S FIFTH ST .
A betw«Qn I r and ■J. Residence, i No. 207 1
■v.-t. lw-twcen Seventh aud Eighth. .. slO-4nlm -
v ;:-;-■-•' . -.■■.•-.• removal. ■■■'V
T-WR. NIXON HAS lISIIOVED HIS OFFICE TO
I I M street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
j nVW 1 Will visit Railroad Hospital at 9:30 a *■
I daily. :" ,-■ ■■■:■: ;■■*■ * ■*•« ■
BUSINESS CABDS
~CuiED HAYMOXD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
/\ Oflico in Quinn's new building, corner of
Fourth and J streets (up stairs), Sacramento. s6-4p
CALL ON SCOTT A Ml IK
NO 303 J STREET, FOR THE LATEST STYLES
111 in GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing in all its
branches done at short notice. Being practical
workmen, we are able to do work at the lowest
rates. . au2»4plm
TO. CETTEXBEK«EB.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA-
chiaißt, Front and N streets. Manufacturer of
Guttenbenrer's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
anil Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. an26-4plm
REMOVED.
CHARLES T. JONES AND ED. M. MARTIN,
Atterneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. 607 I street, between
Sixth and Seventh. jn24-4plm
•W. A. HI'CHSOX. M. D..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest cornet of Seventh and J
atrceta in Bry-o's new building, up stairs. Ren
dence southeast corner of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours : Ito 3 and 6toBr. M.
au2s-4plm '
1 E. L. BILUXCS A CO.,
TMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
i In Fine Brandies, Wince and Liquors. Agents
for Dr. Jaflo'H Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
acenta for Littou Springs Seltasr Water, Sonoma
owinty, California. No. 11l X street, between Fourth
and Fifth. an2s-4plm
U. T. ROOT. ALKX. NKILSON. I. DRIBCOL.
BOOT, , XEII.SOX A CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY— AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween N and O. Castings ana Machinery of every
description made to order. Ju24-4plm
JAMES McCBIKE,
TL «"ANUFACTURKR OF IRON DOORS, SHUT-
-I*l ters. Railings, Gratings, House-work and
Blacksmithing in general. No. 148 X street, between
Fifth and Sixth Second-oand Doors tor sale . :
.... ... _ aui2-4ptf
:..!.- CAPITAL AXE VAULTS,
NO. '•' 802 J, AND : 1005 THIRD STREETS
Hot Lunch daily from 11 A. M. to 1 o'clock
r. M. The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
]y!3-4plm BOWERS & LONOIBAUOH.
H. 11. McWI lIS.
HOPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE-
tween I and J. Machinery of all kinds made
to order and repaired. Sole manufacturer of Car-
lisle's ' Patent Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired.
For sale, a 25-horse stationary engine and boiler,
complete. : : ', ■■--■-■; aul4-4ptf
:8. SOLON HOI 1.. '
ATTORNEY . • AND ' COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
Corxbr Sixth asd I Stains, Sackamf.sto,
Cal. "••■■ ■- ■ ■■--.- :-.-■>■ '-.<■ jy3o-4plm -
DR. Q. L. SIMMONS, ;
NO. 212 J STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
i^j . Third, Sacramento.
"• (9 (0 10 a. m.) ,
tar Office Hours : \2to4p. «. \ »p29-4ptf '-
■- (7 tO 8 P. M- I i :^±_——-
SEALED" PROPOSALS.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Board of ' Supervisors of Sacramento county,
for Furnishing the county lof Sacramei:to : with
WOOD, as follows: Two Hundred Cords four-foot
Mountain Pine and 00 Cords ot Second Growth, four.
foot Dry Oak Wood. :*- The ferae to be delivered and
piled, subject to measurement by Superintendent
of County Hospital.^ One Hundred and Twrntr-fl\
Cords Second Growth four-foot Oak Wood, to be
delivered an'i piled at the Court-house,' subject to
m<*aTOremenCnffl!igygSlßwMcW*jt«raTiJi,» 'FUGufjgS
' ■ Bids will bo opened OCTOBER 22d, at 11 A. H. ;
. Sacramento October 9, ISBO.
' By order of tie Board. T. H. BE&KEY, Oerk " "
ol2td
CABBIAGES/rHAfLNESS, ETC.
■ . . " '. ' ■ . ."■ .* f^ a *»». * | w^ "- - . *
J||ipV Saddle and Harness
i^W ?fe^ FACTORY.
§ PIONEER
Saddle and Harness
ts^B *jis^%n Next to Golden Eagle Hotel.
I^^ kB&MM Manufacturer. Importer,
i«s9 ■"^B^f^Sl and Dealer. A full stock on
B:^^ 38555?y hand of everything in the
\sli >g^^O' business, at Krduced Prices.
TQMM^-WSr Tine Harness and Side Saddles
offered for csnh, at one-half
from former price*. Patent Copperßivcted Collars
a specialty— never break or Rive way at the run. ■■: ;
s»-lm
A. A. YAH TOORniSS. *• BIOS I
R. STONE &CO.,(^
Manufacturers, Importers and Wholesale Dealers It
SADDLES, HARASS, SADDLERY
lIAKOWAEK, LEATHER.
£2 HOE FINDINGS, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
J*) Carriage Robes, Horse Clothing, Collars, Whips,
Saddlers' and Shoemakers' Tools, etc
NO. V.'<> J STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH, SACRAMENTO.
.. ■-::.■■■■. -■■■:■-.- s4-4plm ■■ •■ ...... -.-- ; .
PIKE & YOUNG,
/CARRIAGE MANUFACTUR- _— »■
\^i ere, comer of Fourth and ,ggS~BJg^
L, streets, Sacramento, have on I*.^) ,' W*! -^ ■
a»nd the largest as«ortment of istttivii-r^
Wagons and Buggies tj be found In Sacra
mento which they will sell at very low rates. aulS *p
FURNITUBE, BEDDINQ, ETC
JOHN A. WILSON,
IMPORTER, MANTFACTUREK^^^—^j,.
and Dealer in VtP^J
FINEFrRSfTiTBEABEDDISC, ZSr^t-
No. 11l J street, bet. Fourth and Fifth
IST A New and Complete Stock at Reduced Prlc ;
Country orders promptly attended to. 01-4plm
~~ W. D. COMSTOCK,
CORNER FIFTH AND la STREETS. g\^
FURNITURE & BEDDING,
WHOLESALE AND j RETAIL.
s2B-4plm t
FURNITURE,
VAN HEUSEN & HUNTOON'B
NO. lit J STREET)
Prices alway the Lowest and the Best Assortment.
- - anSl-tf .
MARKETS.
CHRIS. WEISEL & CO.
Nos. 218 and -".'0 L street, Near Eighth
BUTCHERS AND PORK PACKERS. 4frjTSl |
I_> Choice Hams, Bacon, Lard, MesS'jjLa?*' ■
Pork, Clear Pork, Pigs' Feet, Spare Ribs, j9fsm
at lowest market price. Highest price . paid for
grain-fed H^gs. ' o!8-4nU
vhL AMD Sirr • \ t£K^w JjCJ
LONGTON & ANTHONY,
Comer Fifth and X streets.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Batter, Ess*. Cheese. Fruit, Fish,
Heat*. Game, and Market I' reduce. Country
orders a specialty. o9lm
LEGAL NOTICES. ~"
PROBATE NOTICE. ~~
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
mento. In the Superior Court. In the
matter of the estate of H. B. COTTING, de-
ceased. In the Superior Court of the county of Sac
ramento. The People of the State of California,
send greeting : In pursuance of an order of the Hon.
Robt. C. Clark, Judge of the Superior Court of the
county af on said, duly made and entered on the 12th
day of OCTOBER, 18S0, notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, the 25th day of OCTOBER, ISSO,
at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court-room,
at Courthouse, in the county of Sacramento, has
been appointed as the time and place for hearing
the application of G. H. .lOST, praying that a
document now on tile in this Court, purporting
to be the last will and testament of 11. B. COT-
TING, deceased, be admitted to probate, and that
letters testamentary bs issued thereon to him with
will annexed, at which time and place a 1 persons |
interested may appear and contest the same.
It is further ordered by the Court, that notice
hereof be made by publication for ten successive
days in the Rkcord tfinc*, a newspaper printed and
published in said Sacramento county.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
hereto affixed, this 12th day of OCTOBER, A. D.
ISSO.
[SKAL.J THOS. H. EERKEY. Clerk.
By W. B. Hav.lton, Deputy Clerk.
L. S. Taylor, Attorney for Petitioner.
ollnot ' ■ -'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
J3| dereigned, Administratrix of the estate of
JAMES G. McCRACKEN, deceased, to the creditor*
of, and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to present said claims, with fie necessarj
affidavits and voucher?, to the undersigned, within
four months after the first publication of this no-
tice, at the office of Clinton L. White, northwest
corner of Seventh and J streets, Sacramento, Cali-
fornia.
■- October 14, 1830.
HARRIET A. McCRACKEN,
Administratrix of the Estate of James G. McCrack-
en, deceased. .' ,
Cuntos L. White, Attorney for Administratrix.
, . ■-■ . o i4.iaw4wTh
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF JESSIE LEE, DECEASED.—
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
i Executor of the estate of JESSIE . LEE, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and oil persons hay-
ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary affidavits or vouchers,
within four months after the first publication of
this notice, to naitl Executor, at the office of L. S.
Taylor, No. 630 J street, Sacramento city.
Dated October 14. ISbO.
MARK NEWMAN WIGHTMAN, Executor.
L. S. Taylor, Attorney lor Executor. 014-law4wTh
TRUSTEES' SALE.
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED
of trust dated the 30th day of November, 1875,
i executed by G. J. Hughston to C. H. Swift and C.
I H. Ross. Trustees, and recorded in Book 74 of
Deeds, at pace 677 and following, records of the
county of Sacrament', State of California, and on
application of the Sacramento Bank, holder of the
indebtedness secured to be pa d by said deed of
trust, and for default in the payment thereof, I will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
U. S. gold coin, on SATURDAY, the 30th day of
October, ISBO, between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock
A. M., in front of the Court-house door, in the city
of Sacramento, State of California, the following-
described real property, to wit, four hundred and
seventeen 99-100 (417 991 0) acres of land on Sher-
man Island, known as swamp and overflowed land |
survey No. 649, to wit, fractional northwest quarter
of section one (1) in township two (2) north, range
two (2) east, and the west half of section thirty-six
(36), in township three (3) north, range two (2) east,
in the county of Sacramento, State of California.
October 6, 1880. "
C. H. SWIFT, Surviving Trustee.
o7 3wTTS ■
THE WOHDEB, OF THE 1 WORLD I
tS 1 good NEWS FOR ALL i "Si
PROFESSOR HERMAN'S
.■World-Renowned "
VERMIN DESTROYER
- WHICH 18 fcNOWN TO BB
Far Superior to Any I hint; let DlMOTered
: for Killing?.:,
Rats, Mies, Insects on Poultry,
ANTS BUGS, COCKROACHF3, ':■ BLACK
, Beetles, Fleas on Dogs, Blight and Insect*
on Plant., Moth In Furs, Tick or Scab on Sheep or
Goats; also, on Cattle, etc. ••'-■-'■■. ; • ;
t3T This preparation has been applied with great
success against the Insects that attack the Coffee
Plants, and would doubtless be equally efflcacioue
with the Tea Plants. : - ;
SOLD IN PACKETS:
At 3.1 c per packet; or Mx Packets, 91 23.
' [3r This Powder is warranted free from all bad
swell, and will keep In any climate. ; It may be
spread anywhere without risk, as it i? quite harm-
less to Cats or Dogs, as they wilt not eat it. j
Directions for use on each packet.
Manmfictory: , GitAVEI. LANE,' Houndsdltch,
City of London, England. : " . :
: £-i 7" The aboro discovery has gained for PROF.
HERMAN a Silver Prize Medal at the Inter-Colonial
Exhibition of Victoria, Australia, of IS6o, besides
numerous Testimonials. - .
; ■ tST Sole Agents: n. C. KIRK A C 0. ,: J street,
i Sacramento. ■.----:-^>-": ■■•■■-■ ' -■ ■" an7-4p3™ ■
I J. FRANK CLAHK,
; Wo. 1017 Fourth St., bet." J ami * ' ; '■
. Always a co»rl6i.« stock In itorf,;ri o*W*7
■ ordfrs riwtiTe pror;rt fcttcr.tlon^^rFl-frilM^J
BAILBOADS, steamers, eto.
Central Pacific Railroad.
Commencing Monday, October 18 18S0,
' AN D VSTIL n'RTHBK NOTICB
TRAP S ASD BOATS WILL LEAVE WHWII 0
as rOLLOTS :
i'Xft A.11.-(Sun lays cxccpicd)— Accomnsc^a-
I™*1 ™* dation Train xt Man-sviUe, Rod Blufl and
Kcddtag.
7' Aft A. M> — (U»Uy>-Ovcx!and, :•.!»• r :- n:,
l<vw Preicht and Aiv>.mn>"iali"n Train.
7.0 A A * M.— (Daily)— Pacific Express, via Davis
t(%v » d Benicia, for San Frandwo.— Connects
(Sundays cxcepied) at Davis with Acorn.
- u~ dstiou Train taWootßaai , Williams and ;
Willows. Connects dally at Suisun fot
Vallejo, and via Kapa Junction for Calia-
toga (stages for the Geysers).
{AiAAA. M.— <or as soon thereafter as piao-
iviW ticable, Sundays excel ted) Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way porta
. . on the Sacramento river.
1 1 ,Q* A. »».- (Daily)— Local Panmger Train
11 .Oil for Stockton, Tracv, U Vermont, NUos,
Oakland and San Franc sou. Connects
at Gait for lone, and it Nile* for Sao
Jose. .. .
1 0.1 A **• W.— (Sundays excepted)— Local P».
1-«<lU Train for Davis, Benlda and San
Francisco. Connects at Suisun for Vallcje
and (via Napa Junction) for Oali»U>ya.
lO.QAI*. Jl.— (Sundays . excepted)— lHusecgvr
l/itOV Train for Davis and Woodland. Con-
nects .at Woodland for William* and
Willows.
2. 1 A P. M.-0H!ly) -At'aitlc Exprese for Col.
■i. IV fax, Reno (Carson and Virginia), Battle
Mountain (Austin), Palisad« (Eureka),
Ogden, Omaha and East.
•>.•>«• P. M.— (Daily)— Oregon Express for
-.■-.V Uarvsrille, Chlco, Red Bluff and Redding
(stages for Portland, Oreg< n).
,),<>A P« .tl.— vSumlaiS excepted)— Local Ac
wwW oommodation Train to Lathrop. Connect*
with the Arizona Express for Merced,
Itadera (Yosemitc and Big Tieee), Visalta,
Sumner, Uojave. Nevhall (San Boena-
veutura and Santa Barbara), Los An-
geles, Santa Monica. H lmingtou, Santa
Ana (San Diego), Colton and Yuiu (Col-
ora.l' 1 river steamenl, oonnoctintr direct
with daily trains of the Southern Pacific
Railroad of Arizona for Mariropa (stages
tor Phosnix and Protect t), Cata Crande
(stages for Florence!, Tucsop, Benson
(starts for Tombstone), WUlcox and Lords-
burgh, 1,138 miles from San Francisco
(stages for New Mexico). Steeple* < are
between Oakland, Lot Angeles, Yuma
and Benson.
>»,,rA P. (Daily)- Local Passenger Train
OtOV for Davis, Benlda and San Francisco.
K.QA **• M.— (Daily)— Westward Emigrant
tf «O V Train, via Davis and Bonlcla, for Ban Fran.
cison.
7,1 B» P. M.— (Sundays excepted)— Paseenifd
■It) Train to Davis, Woodland and Knight I
Landing.
Q.£A P« M.— (Sundays excepted)— Virginia
O.t) V City Express for Auburn, Colfax, Truckee
aid Reno. Connect* with Virginia and
Truckee Ra;lrv. d for Carson »nd Virginia.
Sleeping Car from Sacramento to Carson.
A. N. TOWNE.. General Sunerlntendei t
T H GOODMAN Gen'l Pass'r and" Ticket A*et t
.j-« ' ]a9-4ptf
. CHANGE OF TIME.
Sacramento & Placerville Railroad,
On and after Wednesday, !><•<•• 31, 1819.
UHTIti rCRTBSR KOTICI,
Trains will run as follows, dally, except Snadayt :
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, LatroM
and Shingle Springs T:0OA. M.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom 4:WP.M.
Leave Shingle Springs for Latrobo, Fol-
lorn and Sacramento.,** •••••■•■• 1036 A. If .
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra-
mento 11:19 A.M.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento 7:00 A. M.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento 12:20 P. U.
d7-tf J. B. WRIGHT. Sup't.
FOR PORTLAND AND ASTORIA,
OREGON.
jt.^r. THE OREGON RAILWAY AND
COMPANY AND
SH^TX itt-I2" Pacific Coast Steamship Compan
"cBSSK^'I dispatch o>erj five days, fo
the above ports, one i f their New A 1 Iron Steam-
ships, via. :
OREGON, GEORGE W. ELDER
— — AKD—
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
SAILING DAYS:
October.. ........:. 3, H. 13. IS. 13, *»
November... ...*.*. 7. l -'. 17, -'.'. »
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
Connecting at Portland, Oregon, with Steamer* and
Railroads and their connecting Stage line* for all
points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories,
British Columbia and Alaska.
K. VAN OTERENDORP, Agent O. R. and N. Co
Ni . 210 Batter, street, San Francisco, CaL
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.,
Agent* P. C. S. S. Co., No. 10 Market street,
Francisco. mvS-.
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
W. P. COLEMAN.
T>EAL TATK SALESROOM, 89 J STREET
iteal Estate Bought A Sold on Commlsalon.
* Agent for the
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE,
FIREMAN'S FUND OF SAN FRANCISCO
FIRE COMPANIES.— AIso the
H.Y. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 533-4iO m
UNION
TNSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO
Fire Mini Marine.
CAPITAL, fully paid ..9750.0C4
Losses promptly adjusted and paid in gold coin.
CADWALADER & PARSONS,
General Agents Sacramento Div'n, No. 01 J street
aul3-4ptf
HOTELS A^DBESTAD RANTS.
STATE HOUSE,
Corner Tenth and X Hi I ill. Sacramento.
HELDRED, PROPRIETOR— Board and lotlg-
. ing at the most reasonable rates. | Bar and
billiard rooms attached. Street cars pass tho door
every five minntes.
£3T Free omnibus to and from tho House.ol6 4plm
YOUNG AMERICA
OYSTER AND CHOP HOISE, /-w
\J No. 4"i Second street, bet. J and K. (&?«. I a J
Eastern and California Oysters In every v %J)fcj'
style Meuln at all hours. Imported
Wines, Cigars. Etc. J. BOBAN, Prop. olMplm
CAPITAL OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE, <««^ S~\
Third SIBEET, bet. J a.-.» X, /
Opposite Rkcoud-Usiojj OFncK. Open VSfSii'
Night and Day. Private Rooms for Families.
oS-4plm OAKRA' HAK Si CO., Proprietors.
RAILROAD HOUSE,
FRONT STREET, No. 81, BETWEEN X AND L,
P Sacramento.— Meals, 25 cents ; Beds, 25 cents.
Board and Lodging at low rates per week and
month. J. R. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. 01-4i<lro
TONEY'S
(m*. C~\ OYSTER & CHOP HOUSE, $**&
S&iJjZJr Nos - 74 and 76 J STRI "' bi^MS^
NBSBr Between Third and Fourth. *1^ J^*
Kewly refitted. Private Rooms for FanJllea.
Eastern and California OYSTERS In every style.
| sB-4pla>
ARCADE HOTEL
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN J ANT) X, SAO-
ramento.
ju"4-tf THOS. GUTNEAN. Proprietor.
MECHANICS' EXCHANGE.
DEUTSCHES GASTHAUS, NOS. 18, 20 AND 21
I street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento. Heals, 8* cents: Bed*. 95 eenti.
JyM-tt JACOB SCHMID. Proprietor.
GBOOEBIES, JJQUOBS, ETR
P. H. RUSSELL.
At Ills Old Stand, J street, between
Seventh and l.ialiili,
OFFERS THE CHOICEST . SELECTION OF
OBOCEKIES,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR LOWEST
MARKET PRICES. -
Orders promptly Oiled and the Good*
shipped by rail or steamer free or charge.
Address P. O. Box 633, Sacramento, Cal.
020-lm - ■
SCHIiITZ'S
■ ■ CKLKBRATKD^-— .
MILWAIJKEE LAB-ER BEER,
. Also BOCA BEEB, '■
OH DRAUGHT, AT ,
CBriILEB'B SALOON, NO. 523 J STREET.
. , 09-lm
CHAS. W. RAPP & CO.,
f^ RSCESS, 1S» 1 ST. BET. FIFTH A SIXTH,
. Sacramento. .-,..;■
A n«w stock of American, French and EnfrUih
Qrocariosi. Also, a lar?e assonnent of the finest
Japan Teas w"i:M:<lm
WILCOX, POWERS & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
NO. 505 X STREET,
5ACRAMENT0.... V.................... CAL.
; • ■- v - «^..-' / aul9-4ptf ■-' -.'■- '■■'■;-*■-;''. ■':■
REMOVED v
. sxssrjsxc. ejkos.,
IMPORTERS ANT) WHOLESALE DEALERS IH
. fine Brandies, Wines and Kentucky Whltldea.
I Agents of the real Cbrb. Schroodcr's Nordhaeuser
■■ Whisky, and of tho jDnuine Imported Culmbachor
i Beer. - From Fourth street, to No. 118 X >trcet,
bet. Front and Second, vacramento. , •
JySMplm.
