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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
VOLUME LIIL-NO. 59.
DAILY RECORD-UNION
A-in&S. si Use Post OSice at Sacramento as sweend class matter
rUBLXB-ETED BT THK
UCRAfiESTO PUBUSHIBG COMMIT.
S*ti>l! cation Offlce, Third st., bet. J and K.
1
THE DAILY JRKCORD-CJNION
9 f\-,'_\_-_.t& every day of the week, Sundays ss*
*i!tt-i Doable-sheet on Saturdays.
Star on* year „.._„.._..._... .55 00
"•or _i_ months _ m .._ __ 3 60
fit <Thr__ months. __ ... 2 OO
Snt-teribem served by Ctrrl***. at F_ft___<
ftwre j-er week. In all Interior cities snd townj
jasper week. In all Interior cities Periodical
paper c_n be had ofthe principal Periodical
__n. Newsmen and agent*.
THE WEEKLY WIOX
& »>• chea***rt and most deck-able Home, Newt
Sad Literary Journal published oa the Pacific
***■_*. „
**.-__-. lint Year .- - - « »
FOX SALE, ETC. .
FOR SALE,
AX ODD LOT OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
At Metropolitan Cigar Store,
C.>:'....:: Fifth and X Stp.keto, Sacramento.
Also, the Celebrated
"Fire Department" 5-cent Cigar!
BEST MADE. aplfi-lplm
ft)rt*i-**". Soldje, Erie 6>_l-_r*Bfgeit
J I. J-Ht{J» £td)erf)ctt nuj @runbeiaen<
Hjuhi aueleifjcn idoUcii, fiubcii ©elegerigeii
i_ii quier miD fid&crcr liapitalaiilacjc ".on
8400 — 3iat)eic*3 bet -f.y-
Carl Strobdlj 3-' J gt., Sacramento.
■"' " * apl-tf
MATCHED DRIVING TEAM
jE^OIEL SAXj___4.
mi;.. undersigned HAS FOR_».
J. sale a Dapple-gray Team, well iiST*
matched, excellent steppers, 7i\*li*-li./"^. 7\_
broke both single and double, and weigh about
1,050 each. They are Tecumseh and St. Clair
stock, six and seven years old, trot in three '■
minutes double, and less than three minutes
single. Parties desiring to purchase will please
call upon the undersigned,
John i ahdwbll,
ap3Q-t£ 1618 Seventh street, between i' and Q.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
A WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR HOTEL,
A situated in oue of the POPULAR HOTEL.
situated In one of Ihe mostflourishingand
rapidly growing towns of Northern California,
on the line of the Oregon Division of the Cen- I
tral Pacific Railroad. It enjoys a large patron-
age from railroad travel and local sources. It
contains 40 rooms, well furnished, bar well
stocked, etc., and in fact is a complete establish-
ment. All stages arrive at and depart from the
house dally, it is the headquarters of the com-
mercial traveled", being well supplied with sam-
ple rooms. The house is now making money,
an.l business is Increasing. The only reason the
owner has for Felling is that he has "other busi-
ness requiring his undivided attention. This is
an excellent chance for a hotel man. Price
will be made reasonable, and terms and times
of payment satisfactory. Address, for all par-
ticulars, 'HOTEL'" care of Record-Ukion,
Sacramento, Cal. ap-7-lWi.'.vit
FOR SALE.
HEALTHY AND PLEASANT COUNTRY Agi
home of in acres, with good, new*??
and substantial Improvements, near Bac-******** 1 *"
ramento. on railroad: _ii aeresof selected varie-
ties of Grapes, mostly all bearing; - acres in
Orchard; 4 acres in Strawberries; nice Flower
Garden; balance Grain ami Pasture Land; all
level; fenced and cross fenced; abundance .1
water lor irrigation; Horses, rows. Poultry,
Wagons, Buggy, Harness; all farming imple-
ments; Hay. Grain and this year's crop. Price
for all only 58,000. Part of the money can re-
main "11 mortgage. I-'**: full description and
particulars Inquire at or write to KILGORE A
TRACY, northwest come* of Tenth and X
street*, Sacramento. apZ7-lp2_
FOR SALE.
A? A v.'-M AT SHINGLETOWN; LOGGING
Wagons, Teams, etc capacity, 20,000 feet
per J. v water power: 2,000 acres 1 imber Land.
Oi'.eSash and boor Factory; also, waterpower,
at Riots'" MM.
One Stock Range of 800 aires, J;', plenty of
outside range: stocked with _o0 head of Cattle,
0. Horses, Bogs; also, has atl abundance Ol
water for irrigation. Address
i.. V. msiijii,
Assignee of R. KLOTZ, shingletown. Shasta
county, ' dl. apls-lm*
FOB. SALEI.
£0 AAA CASH. TIIE MOLINE FLOURING
OO.'/Ul' Mills, in lone City. Amador coun-
ty, California; Two Run ol Stone: Water and
Suam Power and in good running order, is now
offered for sale at a bargain. For further par-
ticulars in.iuire on the premises.
apMptl MRS. JAMES CI'MMINO.
FRUIT FARMS
FOR «AT .Tri f
Sweetser&Alsip
BEAI ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
No. .'>'.', ef Catalogue.
For »,000, a splendid Fruit Farm ol I'M)
acres, with 2,000 hearing Vines end Nursery
Stock; .Trees in bearing; 10 acres ir. Grain:
1! acres in Alfalfa: 40 acres more prod uce good
Alfalfa; Duelling. Stable nud Barn; a few
acres in Timber; 1 Mower and Sulky Rake;
light and heavy Wagon: Flows; Harrows and
all Farming Tools; 1 Incubator; 11 head of
Cattle; 2 Horses and 1 Colt; i.i Pigs; Hi Chick-
ens. One-half mile from l.ooiuis, Placer
county. The late frost did no damage to this
p'acc, and it is in one of the best fruit belts in
the state. a;.s.;
No. .vi, of Catalogue.
For *»;,*-*'°. .*><) acres, 10 of which are in
Table Grape**; 1 acres in Orchard; 1 aire in
Strawberries: 'f_, acre in Blackberries; 2 l*"J-h
I'm:.:- with nub and Catfish; 5 Windmills
aud Pumps; II acres in Grain. One-hall mile
from to ■ *. ol Florin in Sacramento county:
',\:j miles from Saeramcnto.
.\,-*t_l
So l, of ( Jatalogue.
For 950.000, a fine quality of land; 400
acres; 8 milts from Sacramento, on Jackson
road: uo better Crape or Fruit laud in the I
county; susceptible of division; good new i
Dwelling and large stable.
No. 70, '»f Catalogue.
For tin p. r acre, KlO arrf« of good land
!';2 in Tehama county, ti miles from corning. i.
miles from Klrkwood Switch,' on line of Ore-
-,-•*.. and California Railroad: take one third
cash. CsckA Fruit or Grain land. Kxchange
in pan for city property.
Alio —
No. CB, of Catalogue.
3HC. acres, with small cabin; price, >-' per
ire; good Cattle Range; near Colfax.
o.sl.ofCatalo^ Al><> —
Fur Sio per acre, ■ '■', acres of land, with
ard finished Dwelling, with seven room-;
tone Milk-house; ISO acres tillable; 33 acres
*.n Grain; f.nred into 1 1 elds Near lone.
major connty. 125 head of Cattle and no
. logs will be sold with place if desired.
;o.MofCatalo*T-r I * SO ~
So
For *!).0«0- IS* Acre!, of Land, li .Mile*
-om Sacramento, seven miles from Uoseville
nd Folsom; 140 acres in Grain; veil fenced;
ood Dwelling md Barn :'. Mares; 1 Horse; 1
I v.iv; ■; .-■*- llames-; I Windmill; und all
'arming Tools: Blacksmith Shi and Tools;
Hay and Grain in Bam; about 30 - ■**. - with
!g"; a few fJne Oak Trees scattered over the
v ">fi of Catalogue,
I', r CI.OOO, one acre, all in fruit and trees;
moiling and Stable: at Guthrie's station.
dio.'tilug city limits.
ArSEND FOR CATALOG lE.-* .-«»
SWEETSER & ALSIP, Saciamento.
hi*'. 1 -•_
REAL EST&TE!
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,
In Best CompmaUa and at Best Kates.
FOR SJ-A-Xj-ES,
9,000 ACRES PATENTED VALLEY
LAND, all black soil; best Stock
Range in Northern California.
Large and small, in the Valley and Foot-
hill*. Beat quality for Aifalf», Grain
i and Fruit, from Si.mi.i upwards. *
Also, -4-0 CITY DWELLINGS For Sale mid to
Rent, all desirable locations. Rents and Bills
Collected fwr a fair commission.
*?- MONEY LOAN'S on Kea! Estate negotiated.
B. N. BDCHBKT, Agent, ;
Office : "Mike Bryte's Building," southwest cor
nor J and Seventh .street.-, (upstairs). ap2o-lptl
HALE BROS. & CO. _lsg
OTJR J___.-3-3•OH.T3V^E33^B"^I ,
OF
MEN'S CLOTHING
WAS NEVER MORE COMPLETE.
Oar Business Suits, at $10, $12, $14, $16, $18 aid up to $25,
Are unusually good value, while the make, finish and style are
second to none.
This Department of our House contains an as-
sortment much larger than v/e have ever before
shown at this season of the year. We carry all
grades, in both LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S; the
prices, quality considered, are the lowest ever
named by our firm.
LADIES' SPUN SILK HOSE; solid color,
$1 50 and $2 a pair.
LADIES' LISLE THREAD HOSE; "Kate
Castleton;" striped, at $2 a pair.
LADIES' LISLE THREAD HOSE; silk em-
broidered check. Price, $1 50.
LADIES' LISLE THREAD HOSE; solid
colors and black, 50 and 7t> cents a
pair.
LADIES' FRENCH RIBBED COTTON
HOSE ; solid colors, 50 cents a pair.
LADIES' FULL-FINISHED COTTON
HOSE; solid colors and fine stripes, 20
to 50 cents a pair.
MISSES' LISLE THREAD HOSE; solid
colors, ribbed, at 45 cents a pair.
MISSES' FANCY COTTON HOSE, in solid
and stripes, 20 to 50 cents a pair.
INFANTS' LISLE HOSE ; fancy colors, at
50 cents a pair.
INFANTS' FANCY COTTON HOSE, at 25
to 50 cents a pair.
E®- Country Orders Receive Prompt and Careful Attention, ""St
iiIAiJU JL/llvk/i Ul vv>j
Boa. 82D. 881, 533.8..."> X street, and I0_(; Ninth street. Sacramento.
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js.*i:ix_x_ii:3sr_E;_£i."!_r !
At.'. IUK I.ATFST STYLES IN I
SPRING AMI SUMMER MILLIXERY
AND MILLINERY GOODS, AT
MBS. KATZENSTEIN, 605 J street, |
-AC R AM N TO. npjg-lptf
IS Clearance Sale!®
BEST BARGAINS IN BONNFTS ANU HATS, I
AT MRS. BOND'S.
No. 523 .1 street, Sacramento.
*S*^ Goods at and below cost. ap_s-lplm |
wiw .—««!—_— — i ■■■ .. ■._■_ ■■._.— _l II ■ ■ _S .
PHISICIAKS am; SURGEOX!-.
DBS. KELLOGG & GOSS, j
CORNER SEVENTH AND I STREETS, SACRA- •
MENTO. Office Hours:
Miss Dr. Kellogg— Miss Dr. Goss—
*.. to 10 _. .*:. Bto9 a. a. - ';
12 to 2 P. K. 2 to 5 P. V.
6 to 7 P. M. 7 to 8 P. K.
Sunday, 12 too. :._%
W. 11. BALDWIN', JM. D.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
northeast corner Second and X streets. Of- *
fice hours : 10 A. M. to 12 v..- . to 4 and 7 to 8 p.
M. Residence, 821 N street. ap!s-lm j
WALLACE A. BKIGGS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICE I
and residence No. _!_' J si.-...*'., na-jranietito. J
{ 8 to ■» a. it. )
Office Hours:-; 11 a. M. to 2P. M. }-apl2-4pff j
t 6:30 to • ,■. -i. I
I'll-. J. S. COOK,
NO. 922 NINTH ST., BET. i AND .1. Ol'P- ;
x > , -::•* the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric i
Healer. Electromagnetic. tro-galvanic and I
Medicinal Baths: Miiguetic Garments and lu-
soles.* Consultation tree. aplO-lm i
B. i. SHORT,
OCULIST, MAKES A SPECIALTY OF ;
Curing Granulated Eyelids. Film Over the
Eyes, Inflammation, etc. No. '.".! I. street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth. Sacramento. Office
Hours: 8 to 12 a. ii . 2 to i". i*. m. li.:* im*
DX. I. .VINE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
Residence, No. 828 J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours— to 10 a. m.. _ to 5 and 7to
Bp. m. Offioe of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. aps-lplm
DR. A. E. BRUXE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
tbe University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No. 523 .1 street, between Fifth
and Sixth, Sacramento. Otiice hours— 9 toll _.
m.; 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. a. ::;-tt
DEHTISTBY.
W. WOOD,
T\ENTIST, '.'! JNN's Bril.ln'Nt'.^ggw,.
XJ northeasi corner Fourth am! - 7*^2^s
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted oti"^Lu:r
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide (.as
for painless extraction of teeth. ap£>-tf
11. D. I'IKRSON,
DENTIST, 115 J STREET, BK-rf^^%
tween Fourth and Fifth. . acra-.'fll'SSS
mento. Artificial Teeth Inserted on'^-u-U-LU'
Gold, Vulcanite aud all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Ijutghing Gas administered for painless extrac-
tloa of teeth. 4-1 m
I. G. AW,
IT ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW), -tj***- • -£-;£*
,V I J Dentist Office and residence J^miffijf
over Tuft's Drug store, corner tTf'»v*s-i^
Tenth and J streets. Office hours: TT* -*-4-*- r
9a.m.t05 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 12. aplS-lm*
REMOVED.
I;** F. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO »14 tfr3S«2*.
.Sixth -..-,. between I and J,fl**^KS
west side, opposite CoiiEre*« *** IHJ
Church. mvtf
JTHE BoSs!w\
/."j . ".T--,*.-,. -. -"- —W \\
■ii . .iii". il MiT ' i . _ i _F 1 \ V
Price with Extra Quality \ *
StOO. PACIFIC SAW MFG. Vk X
CO., Nod. 17 anil 10 Fremont '""'"k
street. San Francisco. W
api-4ptfFMW » *^
MISCELL.-SEOUS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I
HAVING BOUGHT A LARGE STOCK OF
Spring Goods, and having sold largely of
the »ame at regular rates, and still having a
large stock, I am determined to reduce it by
Belling Suits »10 less than the original price.
Come and see the goods. They wiil please you.
OTTO HANSON, Cutler.
Tlaos. Bromley,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
524 .1 Street, between' Fifth and Sixth.
ap_&-lplra
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS,
Nos. ■>.-. AND 309 J STREET,
_EX_a.Xr23 _F_.33_ai__C>" , C __3_o
To No. :_•£'._ Market street, Corner of _*re-
llioiit, -.a.ll 1* riiueiveii
(Original House), where they have on hand the
largest sock of Wire i Ison the coast, consist-
ing of 20,0* *■> Bundles of the Celebrated Pacific
Steel Baling Wire; 4,000 Spools Barbed Wire.and
all kinds of Wire Goo I - ap23-lplni
BPSDTESS CARDS.
_ STUBBIER
HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY STORE
"i from 121 X street to 806 IC street; near Pa-
cific Hotel. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re
paired at reasonable rates. ap3o-lm
WM. H. HAMILTON,
4 RCHITECT, NO. 627 J STREET, SECOND
; floor, Sacramento, Cal. n *.■•■> *lm
I . —
.. - ■-■-'-- ' „:
W. D. COB-STOCK,
i T7IURNITURE, FIFTH AND X STREETS,-^*.
Sacramento, Cal. HT^
H. T. K'XVT. ALEX. NEURON. J. DRISCOL.
BOOT, MJII.SOX & CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY — IRON AND BRASS
Founders aud Machinists, Front street, be-
tween N and 0. Castings end Machinery of
: every description made to order. ap24-4p_->
j F. 708T1.K. J. O FUN-TOM.
i 18f>G. F. FOSTER * CO., 1883.
! BOOK-BINDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
I D Blank- Manufacturers, No. OS J street,
; between Third ami Fourth. Sacramento, ap'JO-lp
i 8. CaRIB. B. J. CROLT.
j CAKLS & CROLY.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
pared t-o do all kinds of work in their line,
.in city or country. Principal place of business,
I Sacramento. Shop.No. 1124 Second street, be-
tween X and L. Postoffice Box No. 410, Sacra-
: metito. apl6-tptf
DAN. HYMAN. J. HYMAN, JR.
.1. HYMAN, .IK., & lIKO.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWKLER3, /a= p
: \V 606 J street, between Fifth and *£%■£
[ Sixth, have always on hand a choice £-* jo
j variety of Cue Watches, Diamonds, Jew- HB_i9-i
elry. etc. apli-tf
I -STKEKT LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
1 T CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, I. STREET,
j 0 . between Sixth and Seventh. Buggies for
; hire. Horses kept at reasonable rates, apll-lm
C. H. KKEBS Si CO.,
1 I*ol* J STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
l)-«') Dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win-
dow lass, Picture Moldings, Brushes, Artists'
1 Material, Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
j Wall Paper, and Glazier Paper for Window Deco-
| rations a patent which is entirely new, apll-lm
GEOKGE W. YOUJNO,
j SUCCESSOR PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
Manufacturer, corner Fouith aud L streets,
[ Sacramento. Established in l&oO. All sizes ol
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring aid Thorouehbracc
' Wagons. Repairing, Pauiiiu^ aud Trimming
■ done. aplMptt
CUKK SUTEK.
MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, WIN
A I dow and Door Screens a specialty. Large
I stock on hand. Particular attention given tr
Scroll-sawing, Shaping Molding and Planing
Warerooms northwest corner Thirteenth and .
! streets, Sacramento. . mrlO-tf
7 VINEYARD RINK SKATES.
A L--0, A. C. AND SaCLUB^rO
! A Skates. Agents for the £ 7___J&__
i Star Riuk andClubSkate.. Send i&f-=--_Z£/~z:
! for Catalogue. WUSTER AGO., *"teis
, 17 New Montgomery street, Sau*-^ "
Francisco, Cal. arlo-lm
SACRAMENTO, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1885. _
'■yi'f CHANGED DAILY FOR THE RED HOUSE. f_^|
- -z>
.in/ -
1/
s^C_>-_S3^E<o_E=S_Xl.C>'l7^r
(Saturday's Sale), commencing at 8
o'clock A, M., closing at 10 o'clock P. M.
In our Saturday's Sale we place before
our customers lines of goods purchased
less than Jobbers' prices. Special Lots,
which we wish to dose out entire;
Remnants, which we haye accumulated
during the week, and Odd Pieces from
all Departments.
B J?C>-3!Vi:C_>-Fl_-l^C_>"^?^ r
A variety of Dress Suitings, in different
shades, for Spring and Summer Wear.
«?*»»». Shirtings and Ginghams. Gloves,
Hosiery and Handkerchiefs, in Notion
Department. Ladies' and Children's
Parasols.
TQ-SSOR'ROW
INDUCEMENTS IN MILLISI DEPT.
Rare Bargains in Gents' Furnishing
Goods Department : Summer Underwear,
Handkerchief-, Socks special line of
Gents' Whin* Shirts ithe best quality)
Fine Shaker Flannel Drawers special
purchase of Gents' All-linen Hemstitched
Handkerchief- (fancy border). *
JEST A 10 Per Cent. Reduction in Cloth-
ing from regular price.
•^C>-^^lC>-E^._Ei_C3T^r
<;r<;* Drives in Ladies,' Misses' and
Children's Shoes. JUS" 1 We present to
each customer a HANDSOME CARD,
with Boral design.
See List in To-morrow's "RECORD-UNION.";
... * ' /
d AQ t &foLuia*S
PROPRIETOR
lilEoM HOUSE,
No 3. 711 and 716 J street, and 713 and 715 Oak Avenue. Sscramento.
mi ■ _i— __■!__■■ — ■_c___K__***c/T%x*iMr****i— ■— __—■■ ODM M__w-ta_ma_w-i
rpgyEYS-AT-LAW.
THOS. i;. hOugdon,
i TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, NO. 63* I
A street, between Sixth and Seventh. Prac-
tice in all Courts in tliis State. tnl-tf
W. H. BIJATTY & S. C. JOENSON,
ArTORNEYS AND COONSELORS-AT-LAW.
A Offices : Metropolitan Block, X street, be-
tween Fourth and Filth, Bar aento. Entrance
next door "o Metropolitan Theater. apjß-tf
A. 1.. HART,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, SOUTH-
.*..*-; corner of Fifth and J streets,' Rooms
1-', 13 and 1 1. Sutter Building. aplO-_
CLISTOS 1.. WHITE. ;.;\f t.o.N' kiti:.
WHITE & WHITE,
ATTORNKYB-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR-
uer Fifth and .' streets, Rooms 10 and 11,
sutler Building, Sacramento, Cal. np.l-tf
A. «'. FREEMAN, GROVE 1.. .JOHNSON,
GEO. E. BATES.
rAWYERS, SACRAMKNTO AND SAN 1 '..'■•'-
-j Cisco, Cal. OQiCCS: No. 920 Fifth street,
Sacramento; and No. 101 California street, San
Francisco. Business attended to in both cities.
al-tf
JOHN l. CAREY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR- AT-LAW,
A. *uli practice in all State and United States
Courts. Office, upstairs over No. 628 .1 street^
southwest comer of Seventh, Sacramento. m7-ti
II .1 11. !■ 1.11.1111 M.11 II ■) H.IW ' H. 111.11 II Pir__.— _— >»
~ UNDERTAKERS.
.«Ba!Xßai>_Bß_-_iea-SS-_7*_CT?»'*-C-i_aiM *,r» -» — - .
FRITZ & MILLER, §
3 UNDERTAKERS, |
j Office in Odd Fellows' Temple, Ninth and |
I X streets. Complete stock oi Undertakers' g
■ Goods constantly on hand. city and conn- Jj
I try orders promptly attended to, day or g
. § night, at reasonable rates. jyl ?
I Se*»___!_*TOuK*«*i:u.i:-.v*i_ .-____ i : -
! f__B_____y___a_B___aa_ia______»-__-_j_--____w|j
\ J. FRANK CLARK, f
.J County Coroner and Undertaker, |
I No. 1017 Fourth street, between J and X.— I
■ Always on hand the most complete Stock of J
j 1 Undertaking Goods on the coast. Country 7
I orders, day or night, will receive prompt at- :,
H tention. Telephone Number, 131. j6-iplm ;
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I I W. J. KAVANAUGH, j
4 UNDERTAKER, 8
5..1.1 .1 street, bet. Fifth and Sixth. A! wi*.y« o*-H
■hand a large assortment of Metallic andg
■Wooden Caskets, Burial Cases, Coffins and**
■soronds furnished, Coffin orders will receive*!
■nrompt attention on short notice and at tbea
Slowest rates. Office open day and night. ff
j 1 Bi.7ii**i*i****f*'* A^^**r^?n*T** i P* aTgw w *•*•
______
J. F. H!LLT
Nos. 1301 to 1323 J street, Sacramento.'
MANUFACTURER OF T*-***-§^
Carriages, Buggies, Es-£§iES3ia§»Xj.' ; % ?
press, Thoroughbrace andWi.s7jWi\jJ?-*-5^
Quarts! Wagons. Dealcrin tttik.-^'-^-^"^''
Ash and Hickory Lurcher; Hubs, Spokes, Fel-
lies, Bows, Kirns, Shafts and Poles. Manufact-
urer of the " LIGHTNING" HAY PRESS. Send
far Catalogues. m2S-lp'.f
ANHEUSER ST. LOUIS
8833R,
ON DRAUGHT. AT
GRUHLER'S SALOON,
No. 523 J street. t*e3o-lplm] Sacrameato
ITOTIO IS - -
HUGH CASEY. OF THE LATE FIRM OF
rl Casey A Cronan, desires to call the atten-
tion of the public to his large stock of old Whis-
kies and Brandies in "bond" and "freed," in
I quantities to suit the trade. Thanking his pa-
trons and the public for past favors, he again so-
licits their continued patronage. All orders
should be addressed to HUGH CASEY. No. SO X
st., Sacramento. Proprietor Eagle Soda Works.
apfi-lptf
N. EWERS,
' HAS REOPENED THE GROCERY STORE,
JL at the comer of THIRTEENTH AM) H
J STREETS, with a choice lot of
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, Etc.,
' And he will be glad to see all his old patrons
j and the public. Goods delivered to any part of
the city. "!'-_
COOPERAGE.
No. 89 Front street, Sacramento.
BUTTER FIRKINS, BEER, WINE AND
I> Liquor Kegs and Barrels always on hand.
I Orders from the interior promptly attended to.
ap-3-tf C. BCHiXPSRs
■ ■■■■■.Ml HWMWIMWIWW.aiWIIMi"^W^
FBUITS, SEEDS ASM J.KQMCCE.
SPRING VEGETABLES.
-\TTE ARE IN RECEIPT DAILY, DIRECT
Vy from lite growers, of large consignments
ot' the following varieties of vegetables: To-
matoes, Sugar '.'.;■■ *. Summer Squash, String
Beans, Asparagus, Green Peppers, Cucumbers,
Rhubarb and all other vegetables in season. We
also can a large supply of all kinds of Fruit,
Nuts Game. Poultry, Butter. Eggs, Fresh and
Salt Water Fish, Eastern Shell and Canned Oys-
ters We will cheerfully scud quotations or ad-
vice on other matters ol interest when desired.
All orders, large or small, will receive prompt
attention. ' : ."
D. DeBERNARDI & CO.,
308 i.no 310 X street* aplfrtf
EUGESTE J. 9EZ-0»Y. C.C.BABKES. F2AXK GREGORY
GREGORY, BARNES & CO.,
(Successors to Gregory & Co.),
Nos. ISO ami J23 -J Street.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PRODUCE AND
rrr.* *.:■'■•< : of Potatoes, Vegetables,
Green and Dried Fruits, Reans, Altai/."-. Butter,
Eggs, Cheese, Poultry, etc., always on nand. Or-
der* ailed at lowest rates. apl3-tf
LYON & CURTIS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Vegetables, Fruits, Seeds, Batter, Eggs,
AMI
PRO DUC B GEN ER A LLY,
Nos. 117 to 133 .1 street, Sacramento.
aplO-lptl •■■■ r-yry.
H. G. MAY & CO.,
Dealers in Fruit, Produce, Poultry, Fish.
nttJLTON MARKET, NOS. *88 AND 430 X
__ street, cor. of Fifth, Sacramento, inrU-tf
W. R. STRONG Si CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
in
seeds, FRUITS & GENERAL PRODUCE
Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES, -Sacramen-
to, Cal. Seed and Tree Catalogues Bet t tree on
application. Isos. 0, 8 and 10 J street, Sao-
ramento. -■'-'.-" ;*:■('
SACRAMENTO BRANCH
PACIFIC FRUIT COMPANY,
M. ROSS and A. BtOGER, Agents.
ICOO, IOOS ami 1010 Second St., Sacramento
|TTUOI_£SALB AND COMMISSION DEALERS
V V in California Green anu Dried Fruits, Nuts,
Rai*-ins, Honey, oranges, Produce, etc. Partic-
alar attention paid to the filling of orders for
and shipments of all kinds ot Fruits in their sea
son Principal oflice, SOi end Hi' Davis street,
San Francisco. m'J-lplm
— | r- I — 1...M8M.UM ■■— — I M— »W^W—
MISCELLANEOUS.
EBNER BROS.,
rMPOP.TERS AND WHOLESALE DJEALER3IN
MPORTERS AND AND LIQUORS, IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
lift and US KJ St., bet. Front and Second, Sac.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
POMMEKY AND GKJENO CHAMPAGNE.
■■■>--■:■'"• _?________ '.■'■•j-'*. : .V-;
H. J. POSTEL,
-PROPRIETOR CAPITAL SODA WORKS, AND
1 General Agent for Fredericksburg Brewery,
lias REMOVED from No. 310 J street to
111:5 Front Street, between JK and !_,
Storeroom formerly occupied by Capital Pack-
Ing Company. All" orders promptly attended to.
upll-lplm
E. HAMMOND & CO.,
No. 111» Front St., bet. lv &!_, Sacramento,
'. f JJ^-PEALERS IX—
Hides, Tallow, Sheepskins, Goatskins,
Deerskins aud Furs,
BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES CONSTANTLY OS
> hand. Will pay the Highest Market Prix
fot Skins, etc. ** feJ-lplm*
REMOVED.
J. K. _&. _____ H. T lEL
HAS REMOVED His STOCK OF^jt..
BO »IS and SHOES from li*>J -■*• '-"»K*l
4311 J street, opposite the Old Storo " Ijs^
(Suiter Building), where lie « J".!!**e happy tomet
his frier,. and the public generally, ap-'l-lolu
tf ANTED— LOST—
TXTA-TTED— PERSONS DESIRING A LADIES
W Nurse to know that MBS. E. J. DAMS
*an be found at 1117 Ninth street, Sacramento.
" ap'-I>-3t«
LOST— A DIAMOND SETTING IN GO!
from Filth and X to Seveuthcud 1* streets
(torn there to Lipman's, and from there to!
sonic Building. A liberal reward will l.c paid
If returned to SERGEANT BARWICK, Lyon <S
Curtis' Building. 'M'r!^-
FOUND— BLACK HORSE ;. STAR IN »
forthead. Owner can have the >3„_»\' : »
same by proving property an.', p_>ifg£*L-*J\_
charge.**. Thirteenth and I) streets. ap29-Ht»
«TT ANTED— SITUATION 15 A PRIVATE
VV family, to do general work around tht
bouse; fa a good gardener: understands the en re
of horses or cattle, or would like to drive a de-
livery wagon in a store: parties wishing the
same" please address "A M. ¥" this office.
apJS-lw*
ANTED— PURCHASE OK RENT,^-**.
\V a house containing -ii to eight B{ii
rooms, and loerted between Sixth aiid^J,
Twelfth, and Gaud M streets. Address "H.
T.," Record-Union office, stating price, etc.
*■ ;,-JJ:'-, apl.'-i.* .■.'*.■■:''■
WANTED.
A COLORED MAN AND WIFE FOR A
ranch. £50: also. 2 men to work on ranches
$_<">; mento hay: a man cook, J:;0: also, 3 goc«J
waiters, 130: a harness cleaner, good wages
Female— a tirst-class seamstress for the country
0 girls for housework for the city, tl- to 525
also, 8 women (or the country to do housework
$15 to f"_s; a woman cook, 920; also, girls for va
rious other work. Apply to ilin'.-ii>.\ & CO.
Employment Office, Fourth tad KJ streets. J acra
mento. ap'.3-lptf
FO!i S.V«.r--ro LET.
rURNISHKU ROOMS TO LET— NORTH A »'l
FURNISHED ROOMS TO I. IJI'- -NORTH Refer
corner Sixth and . l streets, No. I.
eiiees required. • apJSO-:st*
ri*lo LET— A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
1 suitable tor one or two gentlemen. Inquirt
at 9oB i. street, between Ninth and Tenth. .-•■*■" ft
7*7. : . "_- ■■*' ■•:- ■■ ap'27-1 w** '
ix.'i: SALE-TWO THOROUGH-
£ bred Jersey Bulls.'! year old;
registered. Apply to GEORGE F.
BRONSER, Fifteenth and Lste. **" -■"
.-■■•■.'■■ .-■;._ 2w*
SOMETHING NEW IN PINE SETS—
0 out and for sale at CHAS. CAMPBELL'S
MX street. Four good t'arpets.'l Buck Stove
1 Bed Lounge cheap for cash. Upholstering anc
repairing at lowest rates. ________ apl'J-tf
TTIOIt SALE \ FINE STALLION: •"',**,
£ yeai - old; weigh-about l,_tio pounds:m Vf^i
Inquire of 9. K. IKi.li'.Y. Agricultural ■' *** ■'
Park. ' ar-7-tf
rnWO LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM SUIT
1 able for hou.*- keeping, in alley. Fifth aix
Sixth, Land M. Also, three rooms 101 I street
Apply to D. GARDNER, Wood Yard, -101 I street
m r7_t !'_
NAPA COUNTY RANCH
For Sale or Exchange,
Of 363 Acres— about 60 acres ciioicf
creek bottom ; balance, good pasture
Good House tin? spr.ng ard rutin
water. PRICE, $7,*: 00. Will take
part city property.
For full description, address .
JX£-iX2i-fc cfi3 'Woocl,
a p.. >-2t Napa City, Cal.
FOE. SSjSLXj33,
-Two Ten-Acre Tracts!
FOUR MILES FROM ::J!J CHY.
PRICE, $75 PER ACRE; Half Cask.
Apply to stvEirrsiat & ALSIF,
BRAt ESTATE AGENTS,
mr:ll!E2p No. 1015 Fourth street. Sacriimento.
TWO SECOND-HAND ORGANS
JN GOOD CONDITION, FOR SALE CHEAP
at
3__-. Zt3__. i3C^v*rvtr^_:s3n?t'e
No. 829 3 street Orders for I*l NINO promptlj
attended to. M .-ii-*'.-i|-tf
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.•*•*• v'"-Sms»** r; TL—
oZ&S£Bfei&i
, m&BzM&'4£is_
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*^__^___f -^ ggpile**^^
A Kemarkable Cure of a Horse.
In the fall of 18* I had a valuable borso taken
with the pinkeye, resulting In blood poison.
After nine month.- of doctoring with all the
remedies *." be found In horse books, I despaired
of a cure. liis ri'-'bt hind leg was as large as a
man's body; and had on it. over fort.- running
sores. lie' was a ra***! pitiable looking ob'ect.
At last I thought ot Swift's Specific,' and com-
menced to *.-•* it. 1 vised fifteen bottles. In Au-
gust J.*-! nl symptoms the disease disap-
peared. There! •■• been no signs of a return,
ami the horse has done a mule's work on my
farm ever since.
James L. Fleming, Augusta, Ga.
January 9, i v - >.
Swift's Specific is entirely Vegetable. Treatise
<.!, Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Tin. Swift Specific CO4 Drawers, Atlanta, Ra.,
or 159 W. aid St.. Net* Y.-rk. feo ly.-wly.
How few understand what ■
a perfect fit is? That painful
period of "breaking in" is deem-
ed essential to every new
outfit This is positively un-
necessary. The scientific
principles applied to the num-
erous shapes and sizes ofthe
Hacan'' shoe, insures perfect
fit, and their flexibility, abso-
lute freedom from the torturer
of "breaking* in.'' r.s they aro
easy and comfortable from tha
first (V-- Sold everywhere.
___-_-_: your shoe dealer for them.
HANAN & SON.
Cat* XT St li._-.VEJ»rSO"Kr,
AGENT FOR SACRAMENTO;
apl-3m2tawWF
A. LOTH HAM
TONER AND REPAIRER OF rr*&vyy_
Pianos. Organs and all ki iidsVi»'--v I -«-j."'sa
of Musical Instruments, No. i -'flj^Xi"qf]
Ninth street, between J and X (Odd* * » "
Fellows' Temple). Now is ths time to have Pi-
anos timed sod cleaned. References : Professor
Winters or ' Herman, Agent fcteinway's Pi-
anos. apl7-lptm
PAINTS AND OILS.
r L. CHADDERDON, IMPORTER AND DEAL-
r I « in Paints, ( lilt, Yarni__.ts, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints. Artists' and Painters' Materials,
iv all K«>er, etc. No. 204 X St, Sacramento.
ftp*7-1»H .-■-. - .- *•
S?J»_-
HALL'S PULMONARY BALSAM
mllE PEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS
L OoMs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, 'roup,
totem Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for 50 cents.
J. 11. GATES & CO., Proprietors, -11" San
I B9 street, Sau Francisco :.*-; --■.-. n!9dp
PACIFIC SLOPE.
SAt KVMENTANS-H.VVINU A GOOD
TIME" IN t'HICO.
An Old Indian Killed — Knights!
Templar — in I'kiah- Fight
With a Sea Lion.
[SPECIAL I.S.ATCnES TOTHE .•KIMNIi.. .
I
;
CAJJUFOBNIA.
Grand Council of Royal nod Select Jllus.'
ti :*^.
Sax Fbas isco, 'April SOth.-^- The Grand
Council of Royal and Select Muster**, K.
and A. M.. field .1:1 annual session tliis
morning. Deputy Grand Master franklin
Henry Day presiding, in the absence of
0r.m.l Master George, A. McKenzie, of
Stockton. The -session was brief, and was
concluded about noon. The annual reports
of the Grand Treasurer arid Recorder were
submitted, From these it appeared thai
the ..,<■- of tin* Grand Council tut in .1
prosperous condition, and that the mem
bership during tin past year tons increased
to SOO "After the annual rep rts had been ,
considered the annual election of officers .
occurred; resulting as follows: M. I.
Franklin Henry Day, of San Francisco,
Grand Master; ii. v , Robert Ctilmore Cun
ningham, of Los Angeles, Deputy Urand
Master; R. P., Charles" Lord I* >•'.'!. *.•:' San
Francisco, Grand Illustrious Master; R.P.,
.lames Bestor Merritt, of Oakland, Grand
Principal Conductor of the Work; K. I\,
David White Laird, of San Francisco,
Grand Treasurer; R. P., Thomas Hubbard
Caswell, of Sari Francisco, Grand Recorder;
Companion William Fdward Ougliton, of
Sacramento, Grand Captain of the Guard .
Companion William frank Fierce, of Oak
land, Grand Steward; Companion Ira Col**
burn Foot, of San Francisco, Grand Senti
nel. Following the election the above
named officers were duly installed. An
amendment to the Constitution was adopt
ed, making the fourtli Monday in April, at
II o'clock a. m., the time for opening the
annual session. A large number of dele
gates were present.
Grand Commander}*, Knights Templar
Sax Frascisco, April 30th.—The (irand
Commandt ry of Knights Templar of Cali
fornia met in annual conclave at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, for the purpose of hearing
the reports of officers and committees and
forthe election of officers lor tlu ensuing
ear. The following named Grand Officers,
whose terms of office expire to-day. were
in attendance: It. E. Sir Win. Monroe Pe
trie, Grand Commander. Sacramento; V. K.
Sir William Waller Keyser, Department
(irand Commander, Marysville; E. Sir Reu
ben Hadley Lloyd, Grand Oeneralisimo,
San Francisco; E. Sir Trisbim Bttrges,
Grand Captain, San Francisco; E. Sir Heze
kiab Lord Mosmer, Grand Prelate, San
Francisco: E. Sir Carlot Goland Mason,
Grand Senior Warden, ('hie..; K. Sir Samuel
Hopkins Wegener, Grand Junior Warden,
San Jose; E. Sir John Francis Merrill,
Grand Treasurer, San Francisco: 1-J. sir
Thomas Hubbard Caswell, (Ira ml Recorder,
San Francisco; E. Sir Henry James Burns,
Grand Standard Hearer. San Francisco; B.
Sir George Asbury Johnson, Grand Sword
Hearer, Santa Rosa; E. Sir Rollin Cornelius
Gaskell, Grand Warden, Oakland; Sir
Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco; Sir James Oglesby, Grand Cap
tain ofthe Guards, San Francisco.
Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor.
S.\x Francisco, April 30th.—The entire
morning session to-day of the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Honor, was consumed
in a further consideration of the new con
stitution.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Sax Fr\xcisco, April 30th. — The Grand
Lodge, Knights ol Honor, this afternoon
adopted tin* new constitution and elected
the following officers : William 11. Barnes,
Grand Director; M. M. .Stern, G. V. D.;
Duncan McPherson, G. A. D.; C. 11. M.
Curry. Grand Reporter; R. 11. Warfield,
Grand Treasurer; .1. M. Lenhart, Grand
Guide; T. H.Moore, Grand Guardian : 1!.
Faraday, Grand Sentinel; Louis Rosen
berg, and Trustee : Wm. 11. Rami
Representative to supreme body, two
years' term; T. A. Farles, alternate Repre
sentative, two years; Dr. Lee O. Rodgers,
Grand Medical Examiner; George W.Le
mont, Grand Chaplain.
Condition of General McDowell.
San Francisco, April 30th. A report re
ceived from the residence of General Mc
i Dowel! at - o'clock this afternoon stated
| that the General is no better than yester
day. He 5- still weak ami unable to retain
food upon his stomach.
Sacramentans in Cliico.
Cliico, April 30th. — Last night < Jhieo j
was honored by a visit from Governor
St lineman, General Cosby, Company A ;
(City Guard} of Sacramento, and the Eire!
Artillery Band of that city. Governor
Stoneman had telegraphed his wish thai
there should be no public demonstration,
but a large crowd of citizen*; were present.
The Govei nor and wife and General Cosby
wen* the guests of 1'". C. Lusk, and the
soldiers and band were the guests of the
Chico Guard. About .) o'clock the citizens,
soldi, and band serenaded the Governor,
when be made a brief and happy speech'
General Bidwell and General Cosby, also
made remarks. There was a large crowd
present. The occasion of their presence
was the tenth anniversay of the Chico
Guard and the A. O. U. W. picnic to-day
in the Bidwell Grove. Mr. Rain, of San
Jose, delivered a fine oration. Tin*;*.' wjjs a
dancing platform, and the Artillery Land j
furnished: fine music. Company A gave
an exhibition drill*, which was well exe
cuted. A baseball game was also played
on the recreation grounds between the
Chico and Biggs clubs, which was won by
the Biggs boys, in a store of 19 to in. The
A. O. I*. W. "had also games for the juven
iles. The weather was (Lie, and the peo
ple enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex
tent. '
Held for Trial.
Dowxievili.e, April 30th. — AI. Phillips
and L. D. Stults, alter examination before
F. Anderson, Justice of the Peace, of this
place, charged with the murder of John
Derwachter, of Sierra valley, were held by
the Court for trial- There is the most dam
aging evidence against the accused parties,
ami the general impression is that their
trial will result in a conviction.
An Aged Indian Killed by a Train.
Xiles, April 30th. — This morning, while
a freight train was standing at the station,
an old Indian living near here, known by
the name of Bertram!, attempted to climb
over the cars. The train men, not noticing
him, backed the cars up, killing him in- j
stantly. He was 104 years old, anil very
; deaf. "
A Blaze iii Mendocino County.
Uriah, April :*.<»! li. — A lire broke out in
a China Wash-house on State street this
morning at I o'clock, and before it c «Id be
checked every building in tb." i.r.ek hut
three was totally destroyed, only by the
most heroic efforts of the fireniiih wad the
fire prevented from spreading to other parts
of tin* city. The buildings to the north and
we t were terribly chanted ami scorched.
The following are the losses : John Mc-
Glasha*-. three buildings, $3,000; insured
in the Home Mutual of California for
$1,500. Miss E. N. Fowler, one building,
$1,000.; insurance, $350, with Hutchinson it
Maim, of San Francisco. W. 11. White,
two buildings, $2,000; no insurance. Mrs.
Florence, of Santa it. .-;>.. residence, $2,100 ;
insured in the Commercial of California for
$1,000. W. 11. Southard, barn, $600; mi
insurance. Mrs. S. J. Logan, furniture,
S0u0 ; no insurance. Several others were
losers of small amounts, ranging from $50
to $300.
Accidentally Wounded.
Nevada. April 30th. — a young
man named Charles Giles was drawing a
revolver from his hip pocket this afternoon,
in a saloon, the hammer caught in his
clothes and tin weapon was discharged.
The bullet entered the thigh, and passing
down lodged in the muscles of the leg.
Arrests for Robbery— Sewerage Ques
tion. •*:_.- ..:*..: '* ~ .
Stockton, April JlOth.— The Sheriffs ofl't
oers and police to-day arrested three men,
who arc accused of having robbed a man in
a saloon yesterday. ' '
• A delegation of Councilmen and State
Engineer Hall visited the insane asylum
grounds to-day to examine the system of
sewerage in operation there. The sewage
is distributed over the asylum grounds, and
the water which ■ percolates through the
* soil is carried oil by underground drainage
WHOLE NO. 10,617.
into a large open ditch; Resident- in the
northern parts of the city claim that the
stench arising from it i. almost unbearable.
(Miotic hand it is contended that Hall's
system is a failure, while the latter gentle
man maintains that it has not vet been
properly tested.
v round Drowned.
Petal, ma, April 30th.— As the steamer
bold was on her down trip to-day parties
on board saw the body of a man floating in
the creek about two miles below town
Word wa* telegraphed to this city from
Donahue, and the body secured. It proved
to be that of John llabnsen, .1 man famil
iarly known here as *' Dutch John." and
who for sonic rime had been employed
about the stables lure. He was ot 'Via
intemperate habits, tic was last seen alt
last Saturday at Haystacks landing, and
was out of a job and without tutans. He
that morning asked a young man in- nut
for two bits, and, not being accommodated,
replied, " Well. 1 don't want it much."
This led to a supposition that he may have
committed suicide. The Coroner's jury
brought in a verdict of drowning, whether
accidental 6r hot could not be determined.
Deceased was a native of Germany, aged
about 17. No relatives here.
Sudden Death in Merced County.
Mi ;:. Ed, April JSOth. Dr. 1". C, Pale, late
surgeon in the United Statcsjiavy' and for
several year- stationed at the Mare Island
navy yard, died suddenly this morning at
his home near Snclling, in this county.
He arose and dressed himself at 5 o'clock.
and was apparently in as good health as
usual, and while preparing to walk out fell
and diedjinstantly. II. ■* a aged about 't
years, an.l a native of Indiana.
Arrested Tor Taking Another** -Letter
The Atlantic and rat-Hie.
Los A ■■■'■ 1 BS, April .".Olli.—'.Fidiu I!. >\
ton was arrested to-day by Postoffice in
spector Seybolt for receiving and receipting
for a registered letter belonging to another
party, and was placed under $1,000 bonds
to appear for examination.
li is now understood that the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad will be run to this city.
SEW MCEXH «>.
A Fatal Beating.
Carlise, April 30tb. — the company
boarding house here last evening, Alexan
der Moore walked UP to Louis Sicott, and
without a word of warning began pummel
ing him on the head with a piece of scant
ling, Sicott died this morning tit .** o'clock.
Moore fled (luring the night, but Deputy
Sheriff Reynolds and a posse are in pursuit.
An alleged intimacy between Sicott and
Moore's wife was the cause of the tragedy.
A Confessed Murderer Hanged.
Las Cuccks, April 30thT— Ruperto Lara,
the Mexican who confessed the murder of
the N'esruith family in Dona Ana county
in ISB2, was hanged in lite ' our! hi use
yard to day at - p. m. Just prior to his ex
ecution he made a confession, in which he
stated that hi* was hired for $1,000 to com
mit the murder, lie also stated that he
only fired pne shot, while his accomplice,
Apodaco, killed the man. woman and child.
The confession implicated certain well
known parties, who he said desired to ■■■ I
control of Nesmith's ranch, but upon their
being brought before him he was unable to
identify them. Apodaco was pardoned by
tin* Governor for turning State - evidence.
Crushed to Death bj n Fulling Tree.
Saxta Fe, April 30th. James Van Are
dell, foreman* of 1 lager's sawmill, was
crushed to death by a failing tree to-day.
lie formerly lived in Louisville, Ky.
Extensive Horse-Stealing.
Nog ales, April 30th. The stock ranches
near the Mexican line complain of exten
sive horse-stealing operations. It i- sup
posed the horses are run across the border,
to contribute a supply for the Mexican cru
sade against the Maquis.
An Important Enterprise.
Cai.vhasas. April .-•nth.— li lias been de
veloped thai the proposed Calabasas, Tuc
son and Northwestern Railroad enterprise
contemplates, in addition to the construc
tion of 350 miles of railroad to the most
important mining and agricultural point
in the Territory, the creating of an artiflcial
water supply by sinking deep wells, -md
pumping the water to a pipe line .sunk in
the roadbed, for the us. of stock in desert
places under patents of the "combined
railway and cattle wider supply," and the
placing of cattle along the line of road.
This branch of the enterprise is In the
bands of a corporation known as Ihe Ari
zona Cuttle and Improvement Company,
composed of prominent Eastern men,
among •'. In **, ire Thomas L. James and
William Win. lorn. The company also
purpose erecting the largest- reduction
works in the West at sonic convenient
point on the line, and will transport and
reduce all classes of ore at the lowest
possible rate. Tin contract has been let to
tin English syndicate to build, equip and
stock the road, subject to the granting of
county subsidies. The accomplishment ot
this great enterprise will be hailed with
eat rejoicing by the people of southern
and central Arizona, as it will give a new
impetus to our mining and agricultural in
terests, and speedily place us in the van "I
our growing western Territories.
—
NEVADA.
Resumption of Mining Operations.
Eureka! April 30th*! — Work on the Rich
mond mine commenced yesterday with a
gang of non-Union men at a reduced rate
of wages. No trouble is anticipated Irom
the Minors' Union' The Richmond fur
naces, which have been idle two mouths,
will start up to-morrow. The mine and
furnaces will employ 150 men. The pros
pects of the camp are better than they have
been for two years. -:.' ■ -
UTAH.
The Crusade Against the Folygamtsts.
Sam Lake, April 30tb.- John Ami. to-
I day, in the District Court, plea led guilty of
unlawful cohabitation, and promised to
abandon it ami sustain the laws. He was
lineds3oo. The cases of Harney Young.
for polygamy, and Ages McMurrin, for
perjury, in the same matter.were continued
I'm- tin; term. John Fowler's case was 'ii
missed. The trial of Milton JMusscr, tor.
unlawful cohabitation, was begun to-day,
The jury have not all been secured. The
1 Church papers aie howling with rage oyer
j Judge Kane's ruling, under which Presi
dent Cannon was convicted yesterday.
; They say the prosecution was all persecu
: tion.
OJRJEGOJS-r.
Two Fishermen Attacked by ._ Sen Lion.
Portland, April 30th. — This afternoon
while two fishermen were engaged in fish
ing for salmon near the mouth of tin*
Columbia, they were attacked by a sea lion,
ami one. John Palm, in defending himself
with a revolver, had his arms shattered.
The Sea lions and seals are disputing the
fishing grounds with the fishermen.
" One of the Biggest Mines in the World."
Portland, April 30th.— Last summer
Walker Bros., or Salt Lake, made assays of
the Big Yank ledge, in southern Oregon,
finding it to carry free gold, but refused to
purchase-it. San Francisco experts have
been examining it for the past two weeks,
antl returned to Portland this afternoon.
They say there are millions of tons in
sight, which assays $15 per ton. easily
worked. They pronounce it one of the big
gest mines in the world.
WASHINGTON TEItJKITOJRV.
Inspector of Hulls Appointed.
Post Towxsenh, April ."Oth.— C. C. Be**
mis, General Inspector of Hulls, and A. W.
Bash and Judge Greene, of the Puget Sound
customs district, have finished examining
candidates for Inspector of Hulls for this
district, and bave appointed Captain Bryant
to the place, vice Captain. 11. E. Morgan,
resigned. The new appointee is to take his
place June Ist.
Do Not be Alarmed
At the raising of blood from the lungs. It
is one of the very earliest symptom., of
consumption, and only shows the healthy
efforts of the system to throw off the scrof
ulous impurities of the blood which have
resulted in ulceration of the lungs. Dr
Pierces " Golden Medical Discovery ' is a
positive remedy for consumption at Qua
stage. If taken faithfully, it will cleanse
th,. blood, heal the ulcers in the lungs, and
build up and renovate the whole system.
__— , ■—— ; a:-.-
The very air we breathe becomes a nui
sance when it is worked over and jammed
through a brass instrument by a young
man who i- fitting himself to become: a
member of a brass band.-rJNwOriea-H
Picayune.

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