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m\\ DAILY RECORD-UyiON.
▼ i^iGSDA#* !««»VKMBEK IS. 188*
P> «* ADVERTISEMENT KEBTIOD.
Land Auction, ecu- Vtcaville— To-iiay.
Summons— Fredurick Gibeon.
Wanted— Two sir!*.
Wanted -Situation by a 13 year-old boy.
Y. Ei. C— Party to night.
Wanted— Cook.
For sale— Hop land.
Y. M. C. A.— Week of Prayer.
Knulitt. o» Sherwood Forert— To-right.
Hnsiness Aavertuemect.
Mechanics' S-tcrc— Uoeierj' and lice curtains.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
A BRILLIAST CONSTABLE
A few days ago • Chinaman had a Swiss
cottage raided over iiii eye by aime " Melican
man," who bm-oied him just for the fan of
the thing. Jofca madj it b:e-!iue for District
Attorney Bu^ldej's uffije to hava jmtice
done in tha tireoiUee. He did not know the
Dime if the uihu who bad hammered him.
•' Could you point him uut':"
" Oh, yes ; me know 'ici. I point ouf."
" Very weli. I'll make the complaint ont
against John Doe, then. But yuu must point
out to the officer the man that stru :k yuu."
Acordicg'y on that cumplatint a warrant
against Joim l> ■ w»s lanwd by a magi«:rate
and placed in the hands of a Qepuly Consta
ble for service.
Accompanied by the Chinaman, the offi
cial with del-gated powtr started out, and
presently on a public street, in the midst of a
crowd, the damaged Chinamau espied his as
sailant aud directed the attention of the Con
stable to him. The officer made for the man
like an arrow from a b>w, seized him by the
collar and was marching him off to the lock
up past hint*-, when the arrested individual
protested.
" Say, wbal'j the matter with you ?"
"Oh, you come al mi;! —you're wanted."
" Wanted?-here, let go my collar, will
yon? What am I wanted for ?'
" Why, tor i.itling this Cliinaiaao."
" I hain't hi: no Chinaman, nur nobody ;
I'm r,fi; t'i« man."
" You aren't? Say, isu't'ycur Eaiae John
Doe !
"JohnDoa! Not hj a long tight. No,
BlTtre ; that's rot my name."
"Oh !"' exclain.sd the c 'neclentious dep
otf, "if y ur name hut 3Jhn D-ie, you can
go."
And he went,
OCCIDESTAL BI.ILDISG AKD LOAN ASSO
CIATIOS.—TLe Occidental Building and Loan
Association, held tbeir annual meeting on
Saturday a; the effi.-a of SweeUer & Alsip,
on Fuusth street. The f jilowing named p?r
--son-i were elected Directors for three years :
E. Jacabs, E. M. Leitch and C. H. S'.evens.
The following were chosen officers fir the
ensuing year : E. Jacob*, Hribidctit; L. L.
Lewif, Vie:-l Jrefi(hnt; E. K. Aleip, Secre-
Ury; NatidoalGoU Bank of D. O. Mills,
Trea^u.-tr; Freeman & Bates, Attorneys.
The Secretary tubaiitted to the Association
tii rixth annul report, which showa the
amount ]i. r share that each series has earned
upon the investments made. First teriee,
£-!."> 68; fecond eerie.--. Sit 35 ; third eerie*,
$4 21; fourth »:-ries. SI 09. The total value
of hrst series of him!, is $85 GM per share;
Becjnd series, £-)"> .'{"i per share ; third series,
$28 21 per siiaie ; fourth series, §13 09 p;r
share.
Police Court —The following business
was trf.ncactei ia the I'oiice Couit yesterday :
Charles II us pleaded tuiity to petit larceny,
and fentencsd to 100 dajs i^tha County Jai!.
M. <I ■ «f, BlitdaSMMa?, an^itued until to
daj. D. Faloooeit I >r, continued
until to-'lr.y. Ke jaoe -v ! :>i Qa«, receiving
Btoleu property, eontlimed to November 22J.
Johanna Uagle, eutici i», tri;d l,y jury, jiry
disa,;r«ti »nd o»s« c ■s<>»u6d. il^blt Jljaj
ilton, vagrancy, dismissed. John Sullivan,
illegil voiiiig, pi aded guilty, sentenced to
pay a fine of $30. James Turner, illegal
voting, sentenced to pay a nee of $30. Mable
Hamilton, misdemeanor, pleaded guiity,
judgment dif rrel until to-day.
Ikcoepouateu. —Articles of incorporation
were filed wi;h the Sacretiry of State yester
day by tie El River and Eurtka Railroad
Company. Directors —W. J. 3 tveasey, Will
iam ('ars-in, J. W. H>nder.ion, .Joseph Bam,
H. H. Buhne, John Vance, A. W. R»nd-.11.
Capital pt'ck, $1,200,000, divided int«» 12,000
Bhi •^g*}'.i'j-:-ip:ii place of business, Eureka, I
Cal.^tUn, by the Sup*riir Mining C> n
paix-' ~:'iii -.1 i-'ocir, $10,000,000. Direct
ors—Ucorzo C. Perkins, James li. SagKio,
James C. Logan, Irving C. Stump, Lo us T.
Hagpin. P.iLcipal pl&ca of ba»ints», Sau
Francuco.
Chakged His Misn.—Htnry Staff >rd k-.vi
arraigned in the Sup3rior Court some time
since on an i:;f Jiumion for burglary, pleaded
not guilty and demanded a jury trial. Yes
teroay tho case waa cill-d ar.d the jury im
par.tlsd. The defendant eurveved tne occu
pants of the box and evidently came to the
conclusion they wero not hi* "peers," for he
immediately withdrew his plea of not guilty
and entered one rf cuilty. H« then vuvkl
tituo f,»r MAtaoea ar.d was ordered by the '
Court to be o.»ufia^,l in the Folsucu State
l'tijon for a term of two years.
The WoorjLAsn Militabt Comp.vst,
Tli • Woodland ikmocnU says : The military
company of this place have ordered fifty
murktts from the State. An armory ia now
badly needed, and i-. in to be hoped tbat they
will securo one sjod, which thf y may do if
tha proper exertiou is made. The neceesary
amouat to erec!, the proposed armory and
theater has not yet been raised, but can
diubtlfsi be secured if they will accept the I
assistance of private citizens. This now
seems to be the only alternative.
Freight to Aebive.—The following freight
for Sacramento passed Ogden on the 11th in
sti»nt : For Proct r & Uamble, 50C boxes can
dles ; Ebner 8r03., ft barrels whisky ; Joseph
Hahu k Co., 3 b>xcs drugs, 1 box glycerine,
1 box pocket-books ; A. A. Van Voorhies k
Co., 1 box and 4 bales saddlery hardware ;
Kirk, Geary & Cc, 2 boxes drugs, 3 boxes
vicegar; W. A. & C. S. Houghton, 1 ca*e
books; Gittm^nn & Wils .v, 1 case dry goods ;
Hall, Lubrs & Co., 1 box vaulciDg.
Fcnebal Of Majjii: Dbay, —The funeral
of Mamio Dray, which took place in this
city yesterday, wen attended by a very large
number of people. The carriigea forming
the funeral cortege extended f r a third of a
mile. Thfl rl >ral tributes wer3 ma.iy, rare
and beau if ul. A large number of her former
KhooisaatM f KowM the iem.»i;'3 to their
! - r- , :.e. During the cuj tie flag
on ti Uigt Schovil w« ut half m tit inmem
<:y I :^ed.
Bja^h < ■:•• .-i-j.-rvisous. —No bueinesawM
traoaactad i- Lba Board cf Supervisors at
tl- ir :■ • i ■■ i ■.."< week ether than the canvass
'I ■ • '■ ■ l the lecent e.'eclion. When
tha »i,c ii ; • ' ii jo'crday, the Board ad
jo. ;r^ed (or li>? term, bfttr which, as a Cun
riii*,'(-e of :)•» Whole, Uh v pn c^eded to vieit
11- c! .in »*.i ix Di-trict. No. 407, lo examine
Into the matter of tha petition of L. ('.
RuMo tor an e-t .!;H-!;uii::it ol an independent
rnirh>tn»ti v di*triot.
Fiike Lias\KT liEPOBT.—The foKowiDg is
tUe report of the Sicramtnto Free I/brary for
the weikendiig N'ovembdr 11th : Number of
books issued, 7">l ; notion, . r >7o ; biography,
17 ; history, 37 ; travels and adventure, 35 ;
miscellaneous literature, 45 ; religion, 4 ; poe
try and dra'i. i. 17 ; science and art, 23. Av
er.*sre nnmb«r issued per day, *.0S ; percentage
of fiction, 70.
Granm Juet —The Grand Jury, which
took a recess some lime since, will meet again
next Monday at 10 A. if. It is understood I
thai but little, if any. business will be trans
acted, and the recess will be extended. The
experts that were appointed to examine the
books of the county othcers have not as yet
completed the expcrling of the books ia the
Clerk's office.
Anti-Didris Funds.— Tho Board of Su
pervisors of Yolo county yesterday appro
priated $1,000 t 'waris defraying the expenses
ot »nit» »>fi.ii«u«! Uie hydraulic miners, which
are now being prosecuted under the direction
of the Anti-DabhH State Association.
Lati Abbzsts. — The following names
were recorded at the Station-house last night
at 12 o'clock: John Doe, safe keeping, by
officer Karcher; Oiirer Olridgs, disturbing
the peace, by '.Hie r Nasb ; Wm. Qailty,
drunk, by Jones, local,
Notabt Aitoktid. —GoTernor Perkins
ha* appointed James A. VauEmon a NeUry
Public for Placer county, to reside at Mick
igan Bluff.
Tfli great sale of bUck silk?, cashmeres
and drap d'altua and oiher tine drefs goods,
bought at a jo 1-., and now being dosed oat at
Dearly i...rt their vrlue at t:.e Red Hoaw,
cause- quiieaa^aw'/nzi" among the pecple.
Crowds of pcopliKrere turned away yester
day witksat befeg et tied; they must cail
eatlier to avoij a rust. * |
THE CANVASS COMPLETED.
The missing tally- sheet of Liacoin School
hou.-e precinct was produced before the Board
of Supervisors yesterday by Supervisor But
ler, and the canvass of the returns cf the re
cent elec ion was completed. The total vote
of the county, as Ukea from the pell lists of
the various precincts, is 6 683. This is but
85 leas than the vote cast at the .Presidential
election of ISBO. The official canvass does
not change the result of the election from
th&t heretofore pabl-shed in the Recobd-
L'.mus. The Greenback candidate for As
semblyman, J. IX Jos', received 97 votes,
while R. ButtertieM and A. B. Burn?, can
didates on the Prohibition ticket for the saice
pieiii^n, revived, respectively, s8 and 121
votes. The votes given for other county can
didatep, township and ci ! y officers, excepting
that of SUte Senator, was published yester
day. Following v given the totals of the
vote for State Senators and State ami Con
gressional officer?, as taken from the tally
sheet of the Clerk of the Baard of Supervi
sors :
Governor— Estee 3 04S, Stoneman 3,248,
McDonald 301, Mclj liddy 58 ; Lieutenant
(iovercor—Conklin 3,423, D«i..:c 3,048.
Simi l!? 4, Sweasy 73 ; JwliaMflapfMM Court
—Hunt 3 546, Denson 3,'.Hn, Sharpstein
3,014, Ross 2,«6'.t, Temple CS, Branson 44,
IStratton 63, Clark 61 ; Congressman at lai r ;e
—Morrow 3,832, E<kert«n 3,640. Snmner
2.996, Glascack, 2 742, Hotchki-a 38, Yar
nell 40, Chase Si, MavUll 71 ; Congressman,
Secsnd District— Page 3,502, Badd 3,014,
Coles 44, Woodward 70; Secretary of State—
Pedlar 3,579, Tr.ompson 3 02!), Winchester
4fi, Summers 60 ; State Controller— Davies
3 817, Dunn 2, WO. Rice 148, Morse tt; State
Treasurer— Weil 3.D55, January 2,tr>'J, Mul
len 43, Keating 61 ; Attorney (ieui<ral— Hart
4055, Marshall 2, 559, Gould 44, Mrs. Todd
02 ; Surveyor-General — Mint . 3 752, Willey
2,747. Hill 152,Cathbertdon 68 ; Superintend
ent of Public Inntruc ion— Waterman 3.879,
Welcker 2,735, Giant 48, Slielhou* 70 ; Cierk
of the Supreme Court — Qtem :> SSS. Mc-
Carthy 2,981, Crowhurst 151, O'Toole 63;
State Board of lvjuilizition, First Distric —
Morehonse 3,7GiJ, Crutcher 2,742, Grten 150,
McConnell 0!) ; Kjilrovl C mmiMiasMr, Spc
oud District— Reed 3,623, Carpenter 2,873,
Andrews 144, Elliott 03 ; State Sjnat >r—
Johnson 3,092, R.utier 3 136, Cox 3 919
Manlove 2,!>3!i, Smith 82.
The Board declared the result of the elec
tion, which was tl:e election to the rarioui
office? of the candidates heretofore aanouLCtd
in thi RecobuUsion. It is low
the dntj of the Cooaly Cl6rk to i.-=ue Certiti
cates to the succo^aful ones. Joseph lloulur,
Senator-elect, applied at once nud received a
certificate bearing the golden seal of the
County Clerk.
CONCISE LOCALS.
Emigrant paareopers to the number of 14'J
will arrive from the Kant to-morrow.
The Sacramento tiver has been falling for
several days and now marks 10 feet r> inches
above low water.
A tlii; was at half-mast at the railroad
shops yesterday on account c.f the death of
one of the employ.?, Edward Huntoon.
State Controller Kentield has drawu a war
rant on the Stat« Treieurer for the sum of
Sl'J,»>:H) in favor of J ,hn 1\ tiheUon on ac
e mnt of improvement of wharves and docks
in San Francisco.
James Turner and John Sullivan pleaded
Kuilty to the charge of att r.ipti: to vole
illes&lly, in the Police Court yesterday, and
weie sentecci-d to pay a fine of S3O eich or
be confined thirty days in the Cou-ity Jail. -
Yesterday a deed tiansfe rrins a tract of
land on the American river of a fraction over
816 acres was recorded with th 9 County Re
corder. The coneitiei r.tion was $32,281".. This
i< located in the extensive hop land section.
Itiarumored that some of the members of the
Republican City OVntral Committee will make
an attempt to have K. P. Wiemsyer removed
from the committee, on the ground that he
supported other than Republican candidates
at the recent election.
Atlanta, (ieo.-.b, wis burnt eighteen jesrs
ac;o to-day by nrrier of General Sherman,
iue bittUe tf Fayetteville, Arkansas, was
fought November 15, 1564. 'General Curtis,
of the I'nion army, defeated 'tneral Price,
of the Uonfederata forces.
Tv-day at 12 o'clock, noeo, there will be
nbont 600 acres of fruit lanr.,' located abtut
one mile fr> m Vackville, gold by public auc
tiorj. The sile will take plan* oa the prem
ist'K. The Und «i!l be sold in tacts from ten
acre* up, and on f asy tstrns.
Yesterday :n (be Police Cohrfc the jury in
th» case of .roiiantia Hnele, cl f_-.d with en
tiii •:', after a loas d;iiher»t# n, came into
Cents r.nd r.auc.u'iced that th« mre unibl?
to .-i;tej, anj wera disrltar^J. They stood
ten for conTiotiaa std two fos^rqiii'.t*).
At t» o'.iock yf-s'erdiiy rx<i rnitit? the thor
. r itaod st 30 degtwe :wo dpgrei be
low freaziitg, wb&« a l.eavy *Ute fr.- t. t c
i.fsvlij.t l)f ibn »»»■!!, C07f,11 d lite H"'llL'.l.
ant! i c t" t^e thi:kres<i of <«> tliirtv B-cocd
of an inch was f.rn.cd en shl low wster.
OhaM s Uxijlan. la*« c»Jdi'latß fjr tie
office of County Cietk, and tvho waa bea'en
by but sixteen votes, when ksked ye^t^rday
whether or not the rumor that he would de
maad a rccoui.t wae true, Btated that he was
aot prepared to say as ye* what aclion he
would take in the antler.
Mr". E. E. Chamberlain citce up from
San Francisco l»»t evening, tfn<\ will leave on
the overland train for the Ert !■ -ainht to ac
inmi-,. .&>• the reuaaiiiit of he. »i-trr, Miss Ellen
H. Kioaball, who died in Siu l'rancicco on
the 13ih instanr, at the residence of Mrs. C.
W. Crocker, who wasaUo a sister of deceased.
The remains are to be takea to Michigan for
interment.
The several companies of the First Artillery
R'gimeut located iv t l is city gave an exhibi
tion drill at Armory Hall last evening. Tho
I a'.talion drill was c ndncted by Luulensn'-
Colonel Gothrie. The rfgiment waß then
placed under command of Major McK-r,
who formed it into line for dress parade. The
usual drill exercises were gone through with,
and received frequent applause from the large
aefem'olege of ladies and gentlemen.
A Republican Membeb of the Board
oe EycALUATiOK Elected.— The result in
the Sec wl District having been in doubt,
e>pecially relative to the vote for Member of
the Board of Equalization, there is here
given the returns so far as received, including
the official vote of Sacramento and Alameda
counties. The official canvass of the vjtes of
the otter counties canuot change the result :
Crutcher. Morebouse
Counties. (Dem.) (Rep.)
AlameOa 3,! 95 5,129
Alpine 40
Am.il'-r 1,400 1,167
CaUveraj 100
Contra Costa S7O BCI
I 1 Dorado 225
Nevada. 947 l.ijw
Placer 1,193 91C
Sacramento 2,742 3.7WJ
San J. aquin 1,7j0 1.fi30
luolumne 1,133 844
TjUls _.. 14,356 15,470
■ ♦■♦
Salt Lake Potatoes !— Another large ia
voice of Salt Lake potatoes jast received in
fine order. Having rcptJe extensive purchases
of S.ilt ]/.!■:_• potatoes, we are now prepared
to till orJrts at the lowest fjuures and at ohort
notice, ei'Jier in carloads or kss, to suit the
convenience of purchaser*. T.ieso potates
ara so well and favorably known that we
!.ee{ not. H'eak aln^ut the qualily. D.
Dcßeruardi &. Co., N*s. 308 and 310 X street.*
A Mvstebt !— " How is it that you can Fell
jrocllery »ud f>'a?s»Bre so much lower than
olher stores, " is a queali >a asked by Lumeiou
ctu'. !.:sre? We 6:L2p!y answer thit we are
tiirect importers, are closing out our busine-s,
aud consider profits at this time a secondary
consideration. Ackcraiau &. Co., G29 J street.
Be on time. *
Ol'K RF.MNAST3 »re marked to close— many
times at kts than ooat, in order to clear them
all from onr count*. s Wednesday, November
loth. Hale Broe. •
Read our R mnant a ivertiaement in this
issue. You will tind many desirable things
*mong our remnant*) on Wednesday. Hale
Bros. _ •
B. Dennert r.;i- purchftsed the Rosedale
Product) Marke'. from O'Brien Bros., and
will »pen out in full blast next Friday and
Saturday. •
Humjkei s op People Lave attended the
grand mm! tiu*i duain^-out sale of crocktry
and glassware now going on at .Ickerman'x,
629 J (treat. This v a proof tha ; iow prices
prevail. *
Bk oa 9ms !— One week mnrs, and your
chances of buying cr-ckery anil glassware,
at the preset. t price*, will vaaisc. Tak
warnint', and bring your ca^h to Ackerman k
Co., 629 J sUeet. •
It is generally conceded th»t Hale Bros,
bavo adopted the trae w«y of di ;>• -1...- of
reuinanta. *
Remabkablt Ijow I'uicta |.Liced on .11
remnants for Weuotwjay, NovcLliber lotb, at
Hale Bro«.
Oss Thocsa>d Trve HcsoriA Remnants
t ) be closed OJI 0.l W ii:.e*.l iy, alHala 8.-oe *
Chfblet's Maflb Rcif, with Ichj, is nn
rivaled (or census and cAdt. *
SUPREME COURT.
; Calendar for Kovrmber Beulan—Sacra
niente.
MOSDAT, NOVEMBER 20TH.
C n't meeU at 2 p. h.
Mi.lior.s.
hxdDiiiia'.inn ot applicants.
Crimiutl ush.
10,740- -People vs. Mitchell.
10.77S— People vs. Brand.
10,7sl— Pei.ple vs Jordan.
10.753- People vs. Khettland.
10, 7S8— People vs. Solo.
10,7s J— People va. Fonj* Ah Sing.
10,7*)-People ye. Jardtn.
10, 79 j - People ye. Garcia.
TCESHAT, NOVEMBEB 21ST.
HF.I-AETMKXT O.NE.
B.433— Batte C miity vs. Bavdstiin ct al.
S.IM-Cox vs. Hivts.
B,onJ— Morau vs. Abbey et al.
5,584-Or.dley vs. Boxgs ct al.
fKI'AKTMIXT TWO.
• Carney it al. vs. Arizona Gold Mininz
Coinpauy
b,47>— Colliell vs Corhin et al.
8,895- I>#an vs Viaiktnuorst etal.
Wednesday. Jsoyemb-ir 22d.
DHPAKTMEXT OXE.
iv.'O— Vaudeiford var Foster.
b.477— 0. P. K. K. Co. vs. Mead.
B,so4— Hart vs. Specht et al.
B,PC4— Montgomery n, Merrill et al.
DtI'ARTMEXT TWO.
8,48)9— Doon tt al. \a. Teshct al.
Ssos— C:«ry vs. Hazlett et al.
8,541- Julkn vs. Ban if.
HiHH ll>>t« Bick Cun. M. Cj. vs. New basil Con
M. Co.
Thcrsdat, November 23d.
DBl-ARTMfiXT O.SR.
B,667— Wolford tt al. «. Lyon G. M. Co.
5,5»l — Peope vs. Pother.
8 ff!\i— Belcher C. and G. M Co. vs. LMarrare.
SS.loi— Dunn vs. Dunn et a],
Dpiamu two.
a.422-Lyon & Co. vs. Crosby et al.
B,4oo— Lohse, estate of.
B,s7l— Karrei! vs. Joues et al.
S,si2 — H vimltMii vs. J.-nesttal.
5.41-S- Weavervi.le and M. W. K. R. Co. ye. Board
ol Suutrviei-rj of Trinity county.
FuiDAY, NoVUBXB 24TH.
l\' BANK.
B,ll'J- Moi:lton vs. Park-.
7,9lß— Hawley .V lo vs. Cimpbell et al.
8,372 -<-. P. 1 li. Co vs. BhackeHont
8,050— 5-ljss vs. AUuaan.
8,4011 -L<.rentztt al. vs. Jacob.
B.lS4— CapeaUr it |L \» Natt.ma W. and 51. 00.
SaXDBDAY, NoVtMBU 251 H.
j,'7j-l>diificc;. M. Co vs. Empire it Co
B,o73— Pacini; G. M. Co. vs. Empire M. Co.
B,37:i— lira.:; r! v . . Domyetu.
B,37s— Cruss, Administrator, etc., vs. EeUerbaeb
ct al.
s.tSG— Cruss, Administrator, etc., vs. Zelkrimh
ct al.
Mobday, Novembbb 27th.
S.olß— Dresbach vs. His Creditors.
■- ■ - . - Have* vs. Campbell et al.
0.85U — Pacific Life Insurance C i. vs. Stroup
-.-■ "i - ll.wleu vs. Milier.
b,^4."»— Bitnett vs. Sims.
TI'ESDAY, XOVEIIUER L'STH.
mnmin os«.
EUS7o— Horgaa vs. Arrick.
-WiUard, fe.niiniatr.ti r, vs. Archer.
".'■! "■— iikrsoiou \d. Btavtoa.
-..:::ii — CarroU vs. BcUlur.
S,UIS-Faris et al. vs. Merritt ct al.
IVIAKTMB-M TWO.
a. 3:17 — Carey vs. Bn.wn.
8,421 — Bin fa, MeKune et «J.
6,432—1 ierce vs. Schad.-n et al.
,-.401 -Ode. l ctal. vs. Wilx.n tt al.
;\."»?J— M'tebell vs. li 1 i,,,:, tt aL
Vl iIISLSIIAY, NoVhMBEB 21ITH.
I)Ki'A':TMIM OXE.
>,"■ 'ij— Jackson ra. Bcckman et al.
.-.(i.l — Qnn vs. odd Fellows' Savings liauk.
B,632— Occidental B. aud B. Association vs Sulli
van et al.
3,437 -Fraz r vs. B;>rlow et a!.
8,038 -SuiitU vs. Hill.
UEPAKTMKNT TWO.
B,( W OapUaJ Bavtap Hunk vs. heel et a.
s u,\i Daanii 1 1 aL ra, Winter.
B.«7ti-Esiat-; of Ktllj.
8,676 Pi opl« n. Bagar.
B,«iS4 -Ktciamaiion l>i»trict No. ICS vs. II .fir.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Tiksuav, November 14, lsdi,
Diuvartvkxt On-Onn, Jm!^'.
S. PaWr vs. L>. W. Wilder— Case c ntinued to
December 20th.
The People vs. Henry bUff jrd, information for
burglary — Pkaded guilty. Sentenced to two years
in tne r'olsoui Suite l*ri-on.
Angelina Bfittm vs. L.wis Roasmin— Order sus
taioinf deiuuiiei. Tea dajs to amend compliint
after nobca.
Sherburn & Smith v*. Frank Swift- Judgment in
favor of plaintiff-, f _.r y -s-.-ri ■■.! of property,
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
G. W, lJa:.c Mk wen; to Stockton ycsterlay.
A. G. Br&duer, or Kai:s.>s 'Jiiy, h In Sacramento.
D. B. Go^iii 1 , of Auburn, is rWtang in (FowUaadL
Thomas J. KrymiUs, o! siu Fmieisc), is in the
citj.
Mrs. !'r. Pratt, of Oaklulid, 19 visiting fritniia in
Gait.
H. 6. Kv-ard'Hi, of Nev.i !,i Qtty, m iv : iic.-auwutu
yeanniiiy.
Mrs. M. W. c*Kjley f of l.oc'uin, is on s \isit to
Sac-rantunt t.
Edward Cunimiu^s, of San Francisco, is stopping
in Smem '
.1. S. Brouiiev, the evangclLt, of San Francisco, is
stopping 1:1 the city. •
L. C. Deon, of El Dorado, arrived this morning
f rum the Eastern Stu: c*.
Miss Carrie Bltk, Mrs V,". C. Ellis and 8. H. Foun
tain, of Dixon, are stopping iv ton,
F. M. Campbell, Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion, came up from San FlMMlbuo jesttrdiy.
The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher,
residents Of tbe vicinity of Gait, was celebrated last
r'liiwy ll l ll nil l§
Albert IhlirtHl and wife and Charles Robin and
•rife arrived ban late 00 Tuesday evening by the
Southern Pacific route
Frank Darmx, engineer of Engine No. 1 of the
Sacramento Fire Department, will leave to day for a
tA'i wt\k»' visit to San !Jern.ir'iin'j.
Mr. and Mr?. 11. M. Albrulit, pfeaaat residents of
Ued Bluff, celebrated their tilver weddiug last Fri
day evening. Tliey wore the recipients of nag
valuable aud ap] ropriate presents (rora their friends.
K. B. Still, Sin Luia Obispo ; Mrs. Dolman,
Whiatland; Dr. J. Caples, Foleom ; Miss C. B. I'as
ten, J..cint.>: P. H. Walsh, Vallejo ; John D. La
Munte, E. M. Lubertich, M. E'soi^berir, San Francis
co ; Herman Bock, Dutch Flat ; W. R. Long, fcl Do
ra o, are stopping in the city.
Naomi Chapter. No. 30, Order of the Eastern Star,
held an invitation party at Jacobs' Hall last evening.
Dancing was continued until a lite h.,ur. William
Petrie ait.d as tl >or • irector an<i J. W. Boyd, Geo.
Phillips and rrtu. Uemle were managers. The
members of tho Committee of Arrangements were
Mrs. J. Domiugees, Miss May Stanton aud J. Hur
ley.
A number of manors and mi*>es, friends and
playmates ot Lottie, the youngett daughter . :f Mr.
and Mrs. James G. Davis, gathered at the family
residence on M street lust evening, the oeeasiou
beinj; the eighth birthday o( tho little lass. The
youngsters enjoyed a happy* sea-on, and kept up
their fun until considerably beyond their '.lsir.i bed- '
time.
State House Hotel : Peter Green, Courtland ; Guy
TayL.r, J. Marshal 1 , John Dickey, T. Davis, J. Da
vis, Plyiuon b ; Wm. ffioka, Hiciisville ; R. K. Ship
ley, Mrs clrcklpy, A. Korn, San Francisco; Geo. G.
Gilbert, Lamb's Bridge ; James King, S. N. How
ell, Umumnca ; Charles Arvedson, wife ard two
children, Clarksburg; li. D. Eeckley, Walnut
Grove: U. S. Wilbur, Buckeye Ranch; W. C. Al
ford. El Dorado c»unt> ; T. J. Stephenson, W. T.
8U i en.-on, Fr.r.kiin ; Phil. E. Drescher, Nicolam ;
Ge>. 11. Irg' air, Plicerville; K. C. BcJell, E. D.
Comer, P.is^viile; Bin Sampson, Florin ; E. Pick
ett, tlk Grove.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
SATiRK*r, November 1!, 16;2.
Kstatc of .1. 11. Hooker, by executor, to Etarr W.
Eirl- L ii.B (i ami 7 in Uook hounde.! by ('.. H, Tvven
ty-fUth and Tweuty-sixt'i strceti, city ; J>oo.
Moxdav, November 1:1, 1332.
November !) — o»rrie Siay Itc»e t.j Lilliau F
Eruner— >orth half .of lot 4 in block bounded by 1",
y. Tenth and Eleventh streets, city ; *.;uo.
<>ct .her 4— Pl, cube I). Arnold to Henry Slenznl —
No-th hilt al e« a t qoartsrol east qaartsr of section
12, t nrnship 7 nnnu, ranse B ciit ; i;rant.
N..\.mher iO— Willi-jiii Bi.rchrs to C F Wiil
iams- Lm 6 in block buui.d il ay G, H, Twenty. third
ai.d Twenty-fourth streets, city; *i 75.
HaT«Bk*rll Ootaasi istaen. by gasn&n, te O
W. Harlia — teatfa hnil ..f 1 1 1 in Modi bannded by
M, H, »cventecuth and K'uhieenth streets utv ■
i.'.'i. • '
Nuveir.bcr 11— Geo. W. Martin to E. F. Breinine—
i: M half of snuth half of lot 1 in block bounded
by SI, N, Seventeenth and Lighteemh streets, city •
grant.
Nnvemlter 13-Jaspcr H. Bell et al. to Richard
Wes' lake— l6o acres of tne Kio de log Ameiii-anos
grant, ami located in township S north, range li
east : $3,000.
TrtKDAY, November 14, ISB2.
November 13— John R.wney et al. to Anton
Mciiki- pHllmi of section* 11. I ', ]:t and 14, town
ship 8 north, range 5 east. 215 U 100 acres ; t32,2«5.
October 28— Slutu of California t.j Carl Wind
lu':! er— EU t half of section 36, township 9 north,
rang.; 7 east : nat. nt.
November 11 -I'eriey Watoon ct al. to Sacraments
Ii -nk— South ■ feet, of north half of lit S, also ea*t
7 feet of south 20 feet of north half of lot 6 in block
h .undid by L, M, Ninth and Tenth streets city :
1100.
Incurring a Tremendous Risk.
They incur a In mentions risk who sojourn
or pmigra'e to reside in districts where mala
rial disease U prevalent, without medicinal
means of fortifying their sjstetiis againdi the
lerisidic sconrge. The danger to biliotH sub
ject*, acd to those who lack bodily Btamina,
is particularly feru-m. A preventive and
cun'iva agent of knr.wn anti-malaria efficacy
«hon'd he frequently r»;d and constantly
kept at hand by each persons ; and on none
c.n they rely with unch certainty of pro
t- cti >v and aid ua Hottetter's Sccmach UH
t .-- Tli'-- gracd specific roots ont every
v«s!ige of the rr.aiari il piison from the syi
te:>', and ea'o»i< it with an aairurt of vital
»t;'ivicy and le-wiiin;; p w?t that nullifies the
iuß i" >.« ol mi»sir.». Is als> pr•3ven^s and
itm» i a disorders n{ t!;s n'.oma^h, taweU
ur:.i liv>>r, w^iirh are pwti-tsiarly prevalent in
■abriow rpgioc?, ac-i U aa lac ;dj parable
Ksaer-l icvjfjojin;.
ia.nr: TtaU.
Can you find a cue of Bright's I)is»ape of
the Kidney*, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaint that is curable, that Hop Biters
has not or cannot cart. ? A»k your neighbors
if they can.
MARRIED.
S»n Francisco, November 13— Charles W. Boswoith I
to Sarah Williams.
San Frauciao, November 13— Andrew J. Coffee, Jr. '
to Edith Hint. in.
Sau Francisco, November 11— Gudbrand P. Erl&cd- I
ten to Soph'c Halkcns.
San Francisco, November 11— Edward E. Eldridge
ta Mariraret Peebles.
San Franci.co, November 12— Edward E. Johnson to
Lilian Owers.
San Krancifco, November 11 — Ncls Lindl>er< to
Johanna M. Anderson.
San Francisco, i-epteraber 23— Charles H. Redmond !
to Mrs Mary Br»dj\
San F»»nciec.>, Novenbar 12— C. ft. K^binson to
Sarah F. West.
San Frar.?iik'a, November 12 — Fdward I. Wolfe to
Leonora Lippman.
San Francisco, October 25— James A. Cariy to Bcu
lab A. Bovnton.
San Francisco, November 12— Louis Franklin to I
Ortency Lovie.
San Francisco, November 11 — Michael Kl&ssen to
Eliza J. Guil'nane.
Sai Francisco, November 9— Edward Liebtcher to |
Caroline Brodbeck.
San Francifco, November 11 - James A. McCorkle
to Annie E. Marshall.
Sin Francisco, November 9— George Scherer to Mrs
Josepha Schmidt.
BORN.
Mm* Alt*. October 21— Wife ol William Powell, &
daughter.
Greeaville, October 31— Wife of 1 . J. Hanson, a son.
Near Maxwell, November 7 — Wife of Jatuou M^Dtr-
Ml- 1 1 , a(I . U.'t, !•■■".
Maxwtll, November 9— Wife of Williaai M tir.itlr, a
sun.
DIED.
Sacramento, November 12— Edw. Huntoon, a native
of New Hamjishire, M years and 5 months.
[Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invite.]
to .ii . - Ti.l the funeral, which will take place from
his late ttUmm, >i\:h street, between M and N,
this afternoon at 2 a'clock.)
Sacramento, November It— John Reel, a native of
Muryiind, US years, 11 months and 3 days.
[Friends and acquaintances are ies|>ectfully invited j
to attend the fuuera', which will take place from I
his late res.d. nee, southeast comer of Seventeenth
1 G lilwU, this ajternoon at 2:30 o'clock.]
Qrutfl Ranch, near l'inu Grove, Placer county.
November 13 AndrMl Grant, a native ol County
Wlddow, 1r.1'.:,d, G3 jcars. .
[Friends and **f * 1 iimh nre respectfully invited
to attend t'ue funeral, which will take place from
his kt2 reside nee, tUi morning at 10 o'clock ; I
thena: to the new church at I.ocklin, where ',
servioea will be held.]
San PraeUoo, November 13— Ellen H. Kimball, 45
years.
Ihemains will lie taken to Michigan for iutenncat. l
Franklin township, Novnibtr 11— AaJteas Mithi
sen, a native of Denmark, 00 years aud !> mouths.
Near I'ittville, Cal , October U- David Smith Roirerf,
90 years.
•■.•:■{.. v Brpori.
For the week ending November 11, ISB'.', made by
S. 11. Calbwki.l,, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Ortice at the Chagwl, City Cemcterj' :
November 4— Mabel E. Bush, 1 vear, 3 months and j
Odays ; dlifornia. Peier N. Jurirens, 13 rears, 7 I
months and IS days; California. Mary Kuhne,
B years ml 4duys; Gcrmunv. John Tanaman, !
4'.) years, 10 n; >mhs and "0 days: (Jermunv.
Krederika J. Jienze, 10 moi:ths and 13 diya ; Cal
ifoniia.
Wfrmmtinrfi fltthirlrin TilimHl. M rears, 4 months j
a', .l ■> d»ys ; Germany. Infant eon of G . and i> i
ljvenson, I dsjt; California. Hong Yee, Bl ;
yaul ; China.
Nnvea.lter <; -Milton Stlomoa, S years and 1) days ; :
California. M;ici;ie fcilen Waters, 1 year, r»mnnthd i
and -1 days; Callfomia, Ldi;a B. Itn.ll, u years
and '.'da^s; Calif ornn. Jnlui Brady, Jj years,!!
months an. Hi days ; California.
November 7 Alfred Johns, n» yean, lfl months and
11 da\ s ; Miee<uri. Charles i'ohn, 53 jears and ■!
niontlij; Oermany.
Novt;:arit>r S— Wm. McCauley, 13 years; Canada.
l'nucis Burn?, (i days ; California!
Besides the above tliere were brought here for in
tenuciit the following :
November 2 —Edward Perkins, 33 >ears ; New York.
November 4— Joint T. McLau^hiin ; 25 jearo, 1
month and 1:"> days; New York.
■\Yei De Unfltt Catabbh Cube
Absolutely curen nccfil<»<, rniniog noftrila,
.iistrcs^erf breatbinir, pains over the eyes, and
all catinhal symptoms. SI. of all drusrgis'.p.
I!;ii'}'» Wnrnlne.
Whon bahv has piini at dead of nijht,
M-.tht r in a iri^iit, fathrr in a plight ;
W hi : worms do bite, bibv must cry,
If fcver s-.tJ in, biby may die.
If cr.-upv pttfau I^eonora,
In tt.at hrrnefl thercV no ('HMorla,
For motheri team vHhnot delay,
Ca^litrla ftirt's hy n-^[,t and i!ty.
lil imVWK
"■■"■ l ' ■ — —^ — »—^— i ii I
ME.MS!
FARMS !
FOR SALE
ISV
SWEETSER & ALSIP,
— — iSD—
INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 1015 Fourth street,
!.l I' i. S J *M» K, S.U'RiHiiMO.
<••■•■ or i." I Arres. In Itntle connty. Ihrtr
miles from Bwi^' Station, beinjr property" of
MARION r.IGGS, Jr. Is the best (Train, fruit nr
aifalfa land in Butte county ; is well timbered ;
with pood large dwelliie, barns, blacksmith shnp,
tools, erinnry, eto. Will Kxciunor is Part for
BWHMI is Oakland or .-m i:amkn ...
AU*O
A Good Dairy or Hop Banrli or 137 Arrro,
on Sacramento rivtr. Two go>il dwel'ii gs. baixs,
Btable ; is well timbered ; has a few hop poles on
place. WiM be gold fur Ijw price of $10 per acre.
| Hop and GrHln Ranch oT 4OA Acre*, ob
CoStimues river ; 2jO acriS of fine bottom la d.
Fine I mSt !: i-ic'-. of 1G!) Arn •, s!lcslrd
7 miles from Sicramento; !":...■. ia orcharJ, :i
acres in blackberries, 4 acres in strawbnri ies, 2S
acres in vineyard ; *t.»iu engine and pump for
irriKatins; ; irood bui!dins«, e'c. This la me of
the best ruit ranches on the plains. Price, 410,000.
Terms i.f payment easy.
AL«O
Small Farm i.r 20 Arrr«, tif.tr Pt-nryn,
with SOO fruit trees, of all varieties; 1,000 c;rape
vines, 1,600 blackberry ."id I,< on raspberrv liushea,
all in good beariujr condi:ion. Frice,
Farm of 1« Arrrn. 1-1 Mile of the fity—
SOS fruit trcrs, &MB foreign grapes ; dwelliue,
barn, etc. Price, $3,000.
HWBtltfE dt ALSIP. Hamißinito.
Peruvian
Bitters!
(CINCHONA KCBRA.>
TBE r J\:> ." BITTERS IN THE ffOEl.Il
TIHT I?TICTCAL!.T CT 1U
MALARIAL DISEASES!
Vitalize the Svstera. »n-i arrest the ravines of th«
d."taJJul Alcohol iiabit, " DIPSOMANIA."
tS~ t«k your l»rnz«l»t or ITlnr|f rrrhant
for : U--i. all 3pCm
CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STOBE.
I 1* * * *~* * * ? tut tit t : :JAA±LHH±t_ltj±t±
I I Weinstock & Lubin. H -
| J-» ** * * ».jJ.-LLL«.jjL*_»j"«-J_L*-*-*JJ-»r*'«'? : * *^« i t :TTTTT
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Jo, IS B2.
•*■*■» TEHPEUHTIUE. F.TEXTS OF THE DAY.
Tejiperatthk Yestkedat : Fir3t E C gi iB h PtribMt, 1213
Highest, 55 Speaking trumpet invented, 1552.
Lowest 37
Sun RLsee, 0:41 A. v
I'EJIPERATURK CoERESPOHDING DAT. 18«1 : San Set*, 4:49 p. M .
„. . Moou Ilisea, EfclB A M
Ji^aes^ (W Moon Sonth» 3:5« p m.
5 ' 45 Day's Length, 10h. OSiniii.
Up to the time of putting this into the
printer's hands, there has been a strong trade in
the HOSIERY mentioned yesterday, and we
doubt not that the HOSIERY is destined to
stay with us but a very short time. Still, we
believe that on account of the large quantity
originally on hand, that enough will remain over
until TO-DAY to insure something of interest to
almost anyone who may come. As far as we
have observed thus far, every one has gone away
pleased with their purchases,. strengthening our
belief that there is no better advertisement than
giving floods too TOod for the monev.
CIT We have recently increased our stock of
LACE CURTAINS, adding new grades, at
new prices, besides improving to the utmost of
our ability the quality of the goods kept at old
prices.
Among the late style, low-priced goods, we
show SETS, with Pretty Borders, Scalloped and
Tape-bound, at $2 85 per set. Similar goods,
in better Laces, come at $3, $3 75 and $5.
An ECRU LACE CURTAIN, at $8 50,
in delicate, chased designs, is a sample of our
good values in the finer grades of CURTAINS.
We also call attention to our WHITE CUR
TAINS, at $10 50 and $12.
In CURTAIN LACE by the yard, we have
a varying assortment, which reaches its highest
culmination in a very fine quality, at $1 25 per
yard. On account of the width of this LACE,
it is well adapted to bow windows, and a
peculiarity of it is, that while the pattern is light
and graceful, yet it will be found to be a very
strong and durable CURTAIN.
&" We also have a full line of LACE
LAMBREQUINS.
LADIES' HAND-SATCIIELS, in Seal
sUin, Seal Leather and Plush
Facings, from $1 15 to $8 GO.
SATIN-CORD GIMP, in leaf patterns,
without jet, 45 cents, 70 cents and
MECHANICS' STORE,
Nos. 400, 402, 404, 406, 40S K St., Sacramento.
MISCELLANEpg?.
•»f<»l;i:i;. AJU DCALEU4 IN
LIQUORS,
Nos. 1016 and 1018 Second street, between J and E, Sacramento,.
ii&rJß WATCnnAOEK ASB OETTEAEft. SSB J ST., BET. SECOND axd THISS fc."'^
•ST Dealer iu WATCHK3, JE^V EUtT AND DIAMOND?. Rs^ililujf In »li Its branenca a idm-"
ur ier Mkl. yLOB£RG. Agent for Rocfrford TTatcfe fcTirJay? aulMpiL
• 1 I Importer, ilin'.i;i;::urar, Wiiolesa'e and R««jil i;ealer in every doMrißtl^n oi -f •
FXJIRISriTURTCandBIGDDIIsrG
Xos. «»t. 6M and 80S it street, bet. Slslli and SevealJi. Sacmnteata. an7.jr>-_-
J - c^^a^A. vis'
NO. 411 K STREET, SACRAMENTO, fc^ter*
S^^^^ VUOLE3ALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN PARLOR. BED AND DINISG-^B
FURNITURE and CARPETS
LITEST PATTKUNS •> LI\OLFI H 4^l, OIL (LOTUS ALSO, A LAMB ASSOiTT-
JtK\T OK CIKTAI\S, SIIIDES. < OCMCK.H, ETC.
MhJfaVth^ 1 wiu^a I;heu°^va^e1 ;heu°^va^er i " Uine ""^ *■* °' "f" "^^ ' ~
Country Order* .-H.llrUr.l. and Sallsfarllun CnxranteeJ. o_
SOMETHING^ NEW!
UNIVERSAL FASHION CO.'S PERFECT-FITTING PATTER? f '
13" LADIES SHOULD BE SIRE AND SEE THEM LEKOUE BLYI.NO OTIIF.K K'.NDS tl
Send Stamp for Catalog-.
GEO. l>. ALrMOM>, 80(»Jst,, bet. Eighth and Xintb.
BI^U^TONEMBLUESTONE! 7^
— FOK SALE CHEAP— y'V
ua.Tr i3p^rsrrz?s' x>xctt<3- stok , \ r
■ <i. SF.B TE"STII A\S» J STEEETf*. i^.^] c .««,.».«.■.■-.■ jnfcggb^fc^fcg
H j,
esm»CSls— l— Sl— — — — ■"'-" » -^t-^na^^i^T^T.-^rTCTPrnrvtra
ONE MORE WEEK,
AND
YOT7K CSC.A.BS-OJEI or
China,
Crockery
AND
Glassware,
At the present prices, will vaiiiUh.
TiKS WARNING, ANC GOVERN TOBIBILYK iOOOSDIlB! 1 r
Ackerman &
■
Nos. 629 and 631 J street. Sacrameai
t£T Our Stores will close :il 7 P. M, <*Hturdam c\r* . ■- .
_i_
J. J. Spieker [) R Q Q *3 J "°"""%f P S ""
G-xr»r»i :"Kißf OEARYTco'
— ~~ wmnmnuM a»« bstau
• NJ-: I II • ■ '.» AMKKICAV
Breech-Loading Shotguns, DIWG 3 >
Winchester Rifles, no. 416 j stheet.
Hunters' Supplies,
DIRECT IMPIKtT-IRS OF
kir bali bt UrH^., Cbenilral i, Proprle- jm,,
tory Arllclev, »•«!..■••. fcv^ ;
tllit.l^rfhUl'V^L.t Toilet and Fare P.iwil-r».
His '^ IMC 108 s< * ap - «»"»"•"«•• = S s^*
iIVEI I II«U I j Tooih, Kail, ciou-., ntuJjiggaigL
fknd Flesh l-r>.»li ; Ttn«>
«», Supno'ter,, M..al<l«r Rrares, Sllk
ypOK BIL-iQ S c PH •I*»UePloekiDß<.€«l «ia»«w«r*. oMr<
flUa lASSvO Ot UUll Hurt Perfume C»wh. etc.
SACKAMEXTO ASD BAS FKARCISCO. OUR STOCB OF
TOILZT REQUISITES !
A GENTS FO R Will be round tqua! M that kept ?,-. rn
(loose lii ittr Mate.
CALIFORNIA AND HAZARD
PRESCRIPTIONS AND
Powder Companies fam ly recipes
— — i . Prepared bf f mp«-teut pbarmart i-
FOR S ALE C H EA*.
CRACKERS &GOSFECTIGHB?
iliSmmcr fall-w), ntar Swiss Station, [our-*- i.vjCU^O.IN'ACR.^CKK:; CuIKAKT
miles from Sacramento. Mm, ?6,000, if sold «oon '.V >lu .£R ACKERS Mid at lo»
in fitvnr of p.ir.bascrs. Also, FSSHER S CBOId
also C"NFK.'.TH>,v? . at lowest market rat** ai; Mat
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN! T ° MY OfcO_PKWOIW.
IKTILL OFFER KY VALUAULK O I
... J*j£ K u'-'«rtun»te .»" to r cquir .
U..1-.W, eoDtabaog nine roomn, hath. citvP!^| With a mind Diature i ai.d enriched by stu -
VBtar, gas cement walks and cellar M»d Pljt »J v a''«'l or^-tr, I can eafeiyeay that there i-
Ktahle. Let Soxl6o, all above grad.-, BituitT^R a lllftaBt in '•'« of human ills (hat 1 can-
Twenty third gtrcet, between G and H. ■•* ' ' r c^ to * .-I
LADIES -1 am al«i-.s reatiy to a§ei»t y.--. M
_____ past knowledge has been increased by 'tx'.< i!Siv"->
experience. lam now able to treat you wtttb tb«
W^^ certainf; of success. Ko case peculiaj to jour ueil
ETb un| I ?* Rfl A K^ cate onranism is beyond my sure control
L) i'3 1 1 f* IU 1v« im M > |l ' ema l« Monthly Medicines are superior s- Uf
• ■ ■ vUbblllili'Jl offer.-. 1 heretofore, and will be warranted to h-iu
' desired effect in all cases..
32. 1 ) J Street Daeramento Those of the public who need my Hnka
■ pend upon gcntlcinuily, honorable _-d I
■ ■ ■ ■* #% g ~ treatment at renaonabEe rates.
I HI I «3 t^s'Sf ftfl I address particularly those who have bwa in
All I L* mA K * _o> A nfl inre:l by y-.uthful indiscTotions, and tho.':
If\ **" pi k.l f\' g Gi ♦■%• have contractwl lm-al dUea«c«
f |Jj II »"*_. A L*^ Persians afflie'ed can, tf they prefer, consul; me
ill IV* Cl r*- v ' ettcr . detailing the symptoms of the dim a&u or
11 1 U» P F> trouble, and receive medicine by exj-rms, wil full
r ** Mil _(•_._ tußtructions. All le'.tere must be directed to J. H.
ppiQC" t_|\Jf ijTS JOS_KLYS, M. D., 228 Butter itieet, San Francis
f»r •(>! «.■!•. COII»*, AHTHHA. BHeX- f,,, book. Comfortable apartments fjr clients at
CUITIH, IKOI'P. llLriKZl, CATABKH, my Infimiary (when desired^ with uperienoeU
L T _?_________! T!. 111 ; 111 «—"-»«•■. nU Sn",u.Ut.on Parlor,. __, M. rtrect, adjolnlu
an«l all DUea»efi or the Throat an 1 Longs, the Ycung Men's Christian Association BaildLnr.
Ask for the California Pulmonary Eatsaaa (tßceh-um— From 9 a. «. toSP. B.
and k. .o other. SJxK l^^STpb^^SFMarh.,,.
ar r.«,D bt ___Ti^p«__» ■« For *" by^ "^ 'lE J«nun. m. »•
Jy7-3plm
eJ.IR.G-ates&Co., "miss minna fleissnsr."
PROPRIPTOHS TIAfURR 0?
yiT7 a PRoPaiETORs, _ VOOAX. MUSIO
41/ baDsome St., can Francisco.) xo. m« Tweinn ktr«et, bet. k a««i i.
i:2-<!,fc«| I t!4nwtfWS I -tl4-Ui
mm NEW FURNITURE! gp^
COSiiISTINO OF FIXE PAhLOR AND BKPIIOOM SETS, IB VBXAI VAEIMV.— AL3
:-:i ;'.•■ Pieces, Bedding, etc
W. D. COMSTOCK, Cor. Fifth and K streets. , I3p ,

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