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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
VOLUME LIV.--XO. 134.
DAILY RECORD-UNION
PUBLISHED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBUSBIBG COHPAhT..
: '-.->. U :li . n «ffl C p, Third St., bet. J and K.
THE DAILY RECORI>-UXION
r!S U^ is! ; o<l tT 1 ' 17 day of lhe week • Sundays ex
ccpted. L'uUble-sUcet ou Satuxdjiys. ""■'" l:x
Foroneytar _. «
Forsiimonths -*2 "V
For three months. % oo
; Eben served by Carriers at Fifteen
Can-d i-er week. In all Interior eitieo and towns
THE WEEKLY UN4ON
Is the cceapeet and most desirable Home News
"art ? * ry Journttl P" l *" l^^ on ths Faciiic
Term*. Cue Year : j2 On
ff A 5 ITD— LOST— FOUJO).
OTRAYKD-OK MAY HAVE BKEN~PICKED
f r,, 1 .' 1 !..""," 11 ' «re<-t. a p a ir of I.ANUSHAN
<.HK KERB. PorretarniDg tbesame.orlMTins
io;iml. ar< -.vanl will l, t [ t j,i. jsg^t ■
W^ I;E\VAKI>.- A BTTCATIOK WA.NTfD BY
V'-fi " : \' Jll "« m * n to <lrive » ti'iim or work in a
«fJ yorcountxr. Adj person procurlnt a
■ rorhlmwfl] be p£d the above ti
war.l. Address •• A. H." thiMiilice. juJi-::*
TirANT£D-TO BTJY. BELL OREXCHAHOH
TT New and Second hand Furniture raroet<
.. j L -, h ,,i Bed Lounges cheap fV.rt-iish.
Kci)airaigaii'ir]iliftMerii!i;dnue at low rates
CHAS M CAMPBELL. 4OS X street Highest
pn'-i' pa:<i |,ir hmi-tlioM goodg. jii_"-_»-lm
TXTAKTSD-HESI AKD WoMKX TO START
,»" • '■• '■ bi their bomes; can U
'''''"■ >' ■ In an nour: any iier
""' i"i'-li.i:K tesa than 10c. w> 500. an hour ihould
send Hi". . 4t oace tor a ;iackaj;. ol -,,1;.:.- ol
gootla u.w\ ■_■! wr.rkinii nmplea fformulas to
commence on. Address ALBANY SI Pl'i JCO
AlUi.; '. N If. J£lU-ji.lm_'
A\"A ••. THREE COOKS FOSBOTH CITY
.'» ■" ■■' ■ pntry, Rood wages; a waiter for
.v.-i-in .-■ lortbecounu
«■*>. '■ iv ■ ■■ S3O; also, 3 rirlj For £ou»>
worit. Apply -.. [ mplo] meul I iffii •-. Fourth and
X, SniTan:t:iiU). i . t!
WANTEDTWAmI
1»E1 ;- IN SEED OF w •lITK DOMBBTICS
or .Vhite Help to do Family WatbinK, and
"onii-ii . idoLaundr;
H ntake application to OtORGE
K. GRANT, t«fI X rect, wno has >>een appi
Agi'in fur the !•■■,: .-■■.: -,- Bureau ol 131
Antl i ■..,.. -.- Ase
F. l:. DBAY, Chairman.
■ ' ■ ■■ : : ■
>'011 SALE— TO L?.f.
rj Vl ■ HOUSE SOUTHEAST COR- «**
JL ii'.t Ninct.-i'iuJi ;m.l I. <!n.- t -ts, wilh Hjjjj
fall Int. -'.<■<!•. !nr :;iiima:^. .-tc; n-iit. onIyJHL
(:>. I:i.|:ir..' of ,)Nt). Kl'l Kl.. ::17 J sired. ja23-:Jt«
Ql{ (UU\ FAKM TOR FW.F. -V.ii/gat
OI;,""W. nip-, of which 170 acres arrHnl
sown ingrain; 30 ion creek land. j;<nml— L.
tbrcarden track or atfalfe; House, Bam ami
goodFeuces; prioe, (6,000, Inclndlng growing
crops. Apply to (Aid. STKOBEL, 321 .1 street
jn J 1 -6t* wit*
FOl: SALE— TWELVE ACUES OF LAND jm.
With hardfinishiil House of rivo rooms- S»
smnll Barn: Chicken-houses; Windmill•-*
-and ii v*iicty of Ki-iiii Trees; 1 mile fruni city
limits. )n.|iiire of WM. KOOTK, lll.s J street,
between Eleventh sad Twelfth. ja3S-2w*
rR SALE-FINE STALLION; .SlX.j*.
years old; sixteen bands high- mean
weigot; I.2oo ponndn. Inqnlre ut Agri*^ ° "
cuUur.ii lnrk. ".S K.TKHfKY. jali-tf
GLOBE LODGING HOCSE, BOOTHWEBT
corner of X and Fourth streets (opposite
FOStoffice), Sacramento. Cal. Nice Furnished
Rooms, with Rimd olenn beds, at *l 50, ft; and
f2 W per week; Also^Lodgings at 25, as and soc.
per ni^ht. A share of public patronage is re
spectful; solicited. A. G. MANLEY, rrop.
W l j}Jß.
I£A ACRES OF FINE WHEAT LAND TO
J \)\t lease on bvorable terms. The land is
situate.: i;.-ar Willows, Colusa eonnty, Cal. For
particulars apply .>r address c. WEIBEL,7S6 uud
»-*■ i -;;'.>■:. tiacrameiit'i. ral. jall-lm
FiX BALE— STOCK, PIXTUKEBAKDGOOD
wi'iI ol a Ketuil Grocery store, favurablv
situated. ln<iuire of 11A1.'1., LCHBB i CO..
912, 91 I and 916 Beeond sin.-.:, Sacramento. d:V-tf
$40,000,
Fine Stock Farm
Ci.NTAININc; 782 ACKES; ALL UNDER
fence; good House; plenty ofjwoodend
water-, several living springs; situated 7 miles
Cram Bants Rosa, Sonoma coonty; railro.ui runs
through ami iian station on the puu c; ISO acres
of beu Alfulfii lami: balance a little rolling:
g.xiil ii'r Fruit, Vines or Grain; will be s"M
cheap to close an estate. For particulars, in
quire ni L. L. LEWIS. Sacramento. Ja2o-lp
FRUIT USD FOR SALE AT ASACRIFICE.
Oil- QAA A sl'l.lM. Hi RANCH OF ISO
oIIV'WI. Acres; :: miles inun railroad
BhipTiing jHiiut and within 6 miles of live rail
road towns; 200 acres No. l black loam imttcm,
with water Drom sts to ten (eet; balance mostly
low land except s few acres sidehlll; over 100
acres i:i choicest varieties of Grapevines, mostly
■ '.nc of which produce, l last season
over f 100 per sere; UQ acret «-niit.'<l for Com,
Peart and Alfalfa, with tot irrigation, except for
latter i in, it desired, be Irrigated by
ditch ninnißg around iUc place: SO seeded to
grain. SPLKKbID rMPBOVEMESTS— Twogood
. Dgs; large Ham and Btable; large Pool
and w Chinete House; Workshop;
Granary; Windmill with water pipe to House
and tf table: location healthy and ■ beantiful
Stable home: Horses, Plows, Cultivators,
Wagons, Harness and all necessary tools to
carry ,-v the ranch: also, haysufficient forstock;
nil Included in above ;-ri* t ; part can remain on
Hc^t ol reasons given mr selling.
~w. i=». c?oij3Eirvi:-A.3\r,
325 J street, Sacramento, Cal.
FARM FOR SALE!
I WILL SELL PRIVATELY THE FARM jg*
i Mttrisstppl Township. Bae-
ramento countT, about three miles from.j!!^
. six miles troai Rocklln and flve miles
from RoseTille, on the C. 1". K. R., containing
tM Acn s- 70 to B8 Acres well d«ared; S or v
a ■ Alialta: I A<-res Orchard o( well-se
tected Pratt Trees; iusd. a large Vegetable Gar
den and a patch of Grapes. The land is rich
and level, and suitable lor grain or any tannins
purpose: *'.' fenced sad cross- fenced with barbed
win sod boards. The buildings are oew.coa
if a Dwelling, seven rooms; Barn, Stable
andotlur out-buildings. \ll the land can he
irrisatc,;. and plenty oi running water for trmt
pnriH,-e. The follow-.ne !"tork will be sold with
we arm or separate: six Hoism and l Mule;
IS good fresh Milk Cows; 1 Li«ht Wbroii and
B'liCiry and r'ArmiA^ I:^i>"iLinents. For terms or
information inquire at .1 8. MEBEDITM'S Drag
Store, southeast corner Second nr.'l X streets,
RactamentO, or to JIRS. C. M. JOYNT. on the
dremises. dl6-lptf
MONEY TO LOAX.
iRTGAiIgJIE
ci.v i LOANS
Real E»tatc. j *-*^^* »A \^f
jair-lplmTuThS
Money to Loan!;
Edwin li. -"^.l .-=»iiT> <*■ c;o '
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
tin. 10ir> Fourtli «t.... jal2-tfl.. Sacramento.
MONEY TO LOAN
OX RE.\L FSTATK AND LOAN'S kTßQO
tiKte.i by P. BOHL, $£> 1 street. dlNtt
Blocks N'nth and TrntJ:. W and T streets. \
SACB<yENTO, CAL.
WTk-etkosb Nc. 153. dlMp
- HALE BBOS. t CO.
While Oar Flames of REDUCTIONS are spreading, all
sbail be benefited,
■
$12 OVERCOATS!
■
This $12 line of GENTS' OVER
COATS is of late style, and of a
superior wearing stock. Has been re
duced from $18 and $20 to the above
low figures.
50c, DRESS GOODS! \
This choice line of FRENCH ALL-WOOL, 42-
INCH DRESS GOODS embraces a variety of styles,
and is very desirable for full suits or combinations,
and are well worth $1 a yard.
Our 9-cent TOWELS are all
pure linen. See the quality.
FLANNELS,IS cents. These
are blue-mixed and red
mixed both, and are of good
weight.
See our MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS; re
duced to $10 to close oat during this
CLEARANCE SALE.
t&~ MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. -«B|
HALE BROS. & CO.,
No*. 329. 831, 833,335 X street, and 1026 Ninth street. Sacramento.
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
sou™"rlipacif¥company
i.I'ACIFIi' STSTBX).
rnRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE
-a- at
SACRAMENTO.
liavk FROM lAKTJAKY 10, 1S£G. abrivi
(»X)E) (FROM)
7:20 a. Calistoga and Napa SMS f.
*2AO p. " " " »12:10 r.
12:4') p. Col fax 11:10 a.
11:15 a. Delia & Portland, via Davis 3:35 P.
J*6.-05 A. Redding, via Chico j{*ll:3o p.
f.:45 p. Kmghts Landing 7:05 a.
♦5:15 p. f Mojave, Deming, 1 Expr's '9.-00 a.
ff3*o P. I El Paw and East / Emgr*!, r +i:lu p.
7:15 p. JOgden and East ) Express 7:00 a.
7:15 P. I " " •' /Eicign't 7SO A.
2:">0 P. Red Biufl', via Mary?.vi!ie.... 11:10 a.
6*o A. Sau Francisco, v.a Beuicia.. 8:00 P.
7:20 a.' " ' • - . 6:45 r.
•2:10 p. " " '■■ " .. 1^:10 P.
ll:-5 A. " " " Livennort '2:-.'5 P.
•10:<>j a " " " steaiaer... t-i.oo a.
11:25 A. San lose 2:2"> P.
11: L'"> a. Stockton and Gait 2:l"i p.
*5:!5 p. •' " ■' *<J:00 a.
*11:JJ a. Tulare aud Fresno
7:20 A. Vailejo 12:10 p.
2:10 P. " 1G It F.
S. and P. U. «.
•4:00 P. Folsom »9 : JO A.
*730 a. 3b-Ulgle spnn^s '2:!") p.
A. For Mi.nung. p. For Afterooou.
* Sundays; exctpted. t Bundayi only.
j ID odays except I'd.
t Freight and Accomiuwlatiou Trains.
A. N. TOWNE, General Manager.
T. H. GoobMAN, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent.
JyMf
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.
piAKKYING UNITED STATES, -, .^
\J Hiiwuiian and Colonial Mails:.
Will leave the (.'omiinuy's '.\ h:i: f. v^. *T_' JT If
mrni-r Su-uart and Hurrison .-is.. ?iit'' W~jjL'
at 2 P. M., JANTAKY -J. 1886, for Honolulu
Steamer ST. I'AIL.
For Honolulu. Auckland and s-.-.lney. with
out change, the splendid new S*ooo-too iron
steamer, MAKAKOA, .laNIARY lii. 188*. Nt
2 P. M.,or immediately on arrival .-if the English
Mails. For freight >>r passage, apply at office :;27
Market street. JulIN D. BPRECKKL3 4 BROS .,
General Ageir."=. olivtf
M. R. ROSE,^
No. 904 X Street Sacramento.
CAPITAL IRON WORKS.
VERTICAL & HORIZONTAL ENGINKS,
From New Designs— Any Speed or Duty.
NEW PATTKKN TOWER PIMPS— '
Fur Irrigation ami Water Supply.
IMPKOYKD DKKP WELL PIMPS—
With Improve. l furnish Valve.
Maclitm' work In nil \ts ltn»iicliyn.jal''.-Iplm
J. F. HILL,
Kos. ISOI to 1323 J street, Sacramento.
MANUFACTURER OF "«S t «
;'.■--.. 'i-.-. Buggies, '-^TfiSCSSEl
press, Thoroughbrace andvw^s^jr'jyCi^^
Quartz Wagons. Dealer in Oak, >i*^^rii^' —^*
Ash and Hirkory Lumber; Hubs, Spokes, Fel
lies, Bows. Rims, Shafts and Poles. Manufact
urer of the " LIGHTNING" HAY PRESS. Send
for Catalogues. ja23-lptf
NEUBOURG & LAGES, !
Star Mills and Malt House.
HOPS. MALT. ROOOCK, GR..:V, FEED
and Brewers' Supplies.
1016, 1018, 1030 Fifth St., Sacramento.
*a- Exchange Sold on all the Principal Cities
of Enroth. dl-lptf
ANHEUSER ST. LOUIS
IB I£l 33 XI ,
OS DRAUOHT, AT
QRUHLER 3 SALOON,
W&. Baa J wtrcet. [o^o-lplml gtcrtmepto
FRANK E. STEVENS,
Piano Tnner, Northern California.
APDRE39, 527 J STREET, SAC-- SJS^^^
ramento. or Chico, H-.-.ttoM
cauntv. Orders by mnii rMii^iTTlol
attended to. Chicago Cottage Or-* " « U "
gans, in solid walnut cases, eicht stops, double
i reed, $65. Marshall & Wendell Pianos, mann
i factured at Albany. New York, warranted fur
five years. H For spot cash only. J. F.
1 CXJOPER. Music Dealer, oaenmento. d2l-4pU
FRUITS, SEEDS AM* PKODUCE.
A. MOOSER. m. GERSON".
, S. GERSON & CO.,
So. 2»0 J Street Sacramento.
/■"IENESAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
\JT deaier<; in Imponed and Domestic Fruits,
Vflgwtshles, Nmt and Dried Fruits. ja23-tf
LVON & CIJRT IST
WHOLESALE DEALEES IS
Vegetables, Fruits, Seeds, Butter, Eggs,
PRODDCE GENE RALLY,
Nos. 117 to l -..- J street, Sacramento.
jalO-lptf
H. G. MAY & CO.,
438-430 X street, cor. Fifth, Sacramento.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
J with best of
**• Poultry, Proaoce, Fish. Game, Nuts. Tropi
cal Fruits and < lysters. jaS-tf
~D. DeBERNARDI & CO~
p\ EN'ERAL COMMISSION MER- a
VT chants, and Shippersof all kind.- ■ ..' iflLifrk
Fruits, Vegetables, Fish, " . "
Poultry, Kggs and General Produce.
Careful attentfnn given to the Selection and
Packing of Choice Fruits ior Liistant Markets.
Kos. 308 and 310 X St.. Saerameiito, Cal.
duO-lrn
EU4ZNE i. BEEGOKY. C. C. BAENES. FRAKKGBEGOBT
GREGORY, BARNES &. CO.,
(Succcs-.)rs to Greßory 4 ia>.),
tin*. 186 ani*. i-.H J Street.
nrBOLJBULS DEAXXBB IN PBODDCX AND
If Fniit. Full stoets of Potatoes. Veget&blet>, i
I Greeu and Drir-1 Fruits. Beans. Aliai'e, 3':tter. I
E?gs. Cheese, louitry, etc., alw&ynoa baud. Or- J
aers ailed at lowest rates. jal2-tf
NEW YORK MARKEtT"
MF. OPEI.L, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
. Butcher ami Pork Packer.
1020 anil 1023 X street, Sarramcntc, Cal.
The hii;he -t rush prioe paid for Fat Stock of
all kinds. Domestic and German Saossge.
Country orders solicited. Telephone No. 'JOO
jalS Iplm
EBNER BROS.,
! rMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
i- WINKS AND L.IUTJORS,
ILS and 113 X St., bet. Front and Second, Sao
A- . r-::-- ■--. FOB THE CELKBBATED
POMMKRT ANT> OKKJfO CHAMPAGNE.
jaS-lplm
TO ALL WHOMJTJUT COHCEWT
XTOTICE IS HSBEBI 'IVKN TO ALL PER
_LI SOUS havini; .loalings with the late firm of
WOODP.fKN A BARNES (James \Voo<yjurn and
Wam-i) R. Barnes), that I, as surviving partner I
»f said firm, will collect all bills due to and pay I
all debts, of the «aid firm, and will continue said
business until the same cau be in due cour*; I
closed aud settled. J AS. WOODKf RN,
Sunivinc partner of the late firm of Woodbuni
«Sc Bsxbcs.
gacramento, January 16. ISSfI. jall-4plm
CHAHGE"OFTARTKERSHIPr
! VTOTICE IS lIEREDY GIYENTIIAT YOfNG
■ j.l Mans. Lcm shew Line and Chang Tzie, of
. the firrc of Sane Wo & Co., have brueht out all
the ii:ti res!.- of Wong >Uv- CoOd anil Wong Gam
I Npoou in .~aii firm, and will continue to conduct
, the business of Butchers and dealing in hogs at
i usual plf.ee. 315 I street, StcramTmto. jul'.-lr.Jw j
PAINTS AND OILS.
T L. CHADDF.RDON IMPORTER AND DEAL- i
O . er in Paiats, OiU.Yai-Dishes, Window Glaw, !
; Miiefl Paiats. Artists' and Painters' Materials
Wall Pip«r, etc No. 2P4 X St., Sacramento
dl7-ipt*
_x£jjci!«<4tk This BELT or Regen-
cratorism»,leexpn*ly
forthe cure of iterange
mentsof the generative
L'tx^rf oir wTV J" r F* ns - Tll ere Uno
; \j>.VV»''''''<''*A(^ mitt * ke at»>ut this in
; FOR '^Lt^r Mrmnent. the continu
i k y*«" rr » "sy^ . oiiji s'Mun of ELIC
-1 Ik^Vwft^CT i/TRIciTY permeating
Ilk'EJ I .if ¥ thro"Kfl the parts must
Iflr M'^SSr AM 1:: ■ : ' ire them to healthy
! IllLll UnLI action. Do not confound I
. this with Electric Belts advertised to cure all
! Ills from head to toe. It is for the ONE specific ;
purpose. For circulars giving information, ad- i
dress Cheever Electric Belt Co., Washington I
street, Chicago, 111. 010-lyTuS I
SACRAMENTO, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1886.
THE WEEKLY PB~jB.
SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE—
Sacramento
WEEKLY
UNION!
A paper angurpafssed In value by an;
published in the United States.
The WEEKLY U2TON presents the largci
and best variety of matter of any paper Westa
the Rocky Mountains.
All the Departments represented In the DAILY
RECORD-UNION appear in the WEEKLY.
The merits of this INCOMPARABLE JOUR
NAL are being more fully appreciated now than
at any time in its history.
Its Circulatiop
Has always beeu and remains moreßeueraltha
that of any other paper published in California,
and it is constantly increasing, it eirei Mates in
every part of California, Nevada, Oregon, Wash
ington Territory, Idaho, Montana.Utah, Arizona,
and the Sandwich Islands, with a large list of
subscribers in the Atlantic States and Europe.
Within the past year its circulation has had a
MARKED AND RAPID INCREASE. The
WEEKLY UNION is, therefore, at the very head
of all papers of its class published on the coast.
It is the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM for all
who desire to reach the Farming aud Mining
Community.
All Postmasters are Agents for It.
It la the best present to send to friends in the
East and Europe, who contemplate coming to
the Pacific Coast, or who feel Interested in our
progress.
Terms: S3 per year; 91 85 (or ilz
months; 73 cents for three mouths.
PO-TAHE P&EPATD.
ADDRESS;
SACRAIEITO POBUSHHG COMPAQ
SACRAMENTO ICAL.
• ' ' ■ — ' — * ', "' ' " ' ' "TT -
CHANGED DAILY FOR C. H. GIL3IAX-.JAXLAKY 26, l^C.
WE HAVE TO OFFEB SOME VEKT HANDSOME
ORNAMENTALPARLOR PIECESIN ALABASTER
Si SO, $2, $3 5O and $4 30.
LADIES' BEADED LACE FRONTS, $1 75 up.
SPECIAL LOT OF BEADED LACE FRONTS (extra
large sizei ; reduced from $5 to $3.
CHILDREN'S LINEN DAMASK "JUMBO" BIBS
(large size), 10 cents.
RED AND WHITE-MIXED TORCHON LINEN
LACE, No. 2 in width, 25 cents for 12 yards.
FINE SCENTED TOILET SOAP (Manufacturers'
Scraps 1 , 10 cents per pound.
fcST* THURSDAY NEXT !
WE WIIJ, COMMENCE OIK
j?l j^r ixr xj Jk. Hi
January Clearance Sale!
Which will embrace every kind of goods sold by the
RED HOUSE. Our object is to close out all goods,
at REDUCED RATES, that we do not wish to carry
over until another season. All our REMNANTS,
ODD LOTS AND SPECIAL JOBS, with the regular
lines that we shall offer, will make the most at
tractive sale that has been inaugurated the past year.
TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock, oar stores will be closed to give us time to place fee
stock in proper order for THURSDAY'S SALE.
I^EDD HOUSE,
Nos. 714 and 716 J street, and 713 and 715 Oak Avenue. Sacramento
HDNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Iron, Steel and Coal!
j3L.Xt2IVIXT]>J - X I I I I O3XT,
«-CUNS, RiFLES AND SPORTING GOODS of all descriptions.
POCKET ASH TAISLE Cl TI.ERT.
■ "Cactus" IBctrTo \7\rire ! v
SACK AM EX TO [dll-iplfj... CAL>
Z J -MISCELLANEOUS.
ORDINANCE NO. 209.
To Amend Section 12, of Chapter 11., of jj^&~JJ3Z&7j%?^£:
Ordinance Numforr 17. l'a>««*<l .June ■^^v ; ** jtHS'^-V^i^l r *^^--«
-27, 1H72. entitled ■' An Ordinance C"ii- i jjs§? < )tf > r -^V%
solii]:itiii£. i:rvi*in^ and Cudilv inu ilic *>*,C: v ■■^7^^ ■"*
Ordinances oi tli«* City of Sacramento." " V^^^ri^A^L^^' - \ fe^^a
THE BOARD OF THDBTKBB OF THE CITY Cv^CT *&&«,.
Consolidating, Rcvisiti:; an 1 Codifying the Or- /' '/^^lnn^
diiiauc.snf the (ilv nl .-HcriniiL'Utd," is here, y / "Mi _„ \—L.^^ , JBftrft \ Stf j
Bmen.iiMi ias to read as follows: [ fir' ,-"/ \SSSSS3£) JlXtf'^ ' J^l
"Ski ri"N \i. Itincrniit liiiwkiugor invMiin:; or . rlitmA ;^*s»^^»^^^«lk'viv f"^-' F^
offerinsr tor >aio "i'e^tl-. v. :m riuTcli.iiniisc, /c j | . ,W W$ '^•^^^nJ'^^^WS^^^i^m'i \"■
firew I, medicines, ii'innrs meats, miils or '«► W : l( » ' ff^^* -^^BiffWSCJ .V. ;
vegulttblesor o;litr «rtkles (ezceptiug lie wsj n rja jj \ '^t^^J^^Jw "JSJifc^f ■'~~rv\j ;
per? i anil i'L'ii-'ii' ..:- , Ijy ■-ample "r otherwi.-e, *'A vii^ ' p^^Bfr^£>~'"'^-i' J ' % I '"'
when t!ie monthly receipts are le;-s than Bye "'t3* "*~\ *JU^^~^-i%^ -L^j^*
huiidrcil doUsn, liv> <lollars per gtiartcr: ovtr - , ~- ;Sj^^ ■ _* . -*f*ru!: ■ -*"'
tivf hundred dollars mid less than one thousand
dollars per month, twenty-five dollars per <iuar- *Cj_ * ■ /••
ter; over one thoii' and anil less than twotbOO- Q lTII"*
sand per month, fifty doliars per quarter; and >-' "" »«l» O Vj J^JOV-^li 1 \^> •
foreach ndditional one thousand dollars ten
dollar^ per. |uarter: prni-iilnl, that no mamifact- Is natures own remedy, made fnim roots
urer shall be required to nay a license for ped- Fathered from forests of (ieorjria. The atmve
dliiiß articles manufaitured'by him within the cut represents the method of its manufacture
limits of the eitv of Sacramento when the sales twenty years ago. The demand hBs been
thereof do not e'xeeed the sum of five hundred gradually inrreu*rni; until a 51i«'."«» laboratory
dollars per month; peddling fruit, nuts, candies g now '^''essary to supply the trade. This ureal
and other edible* from a hand-basket, three } es-'etable Blood Purifier cures Cancer. Catarrh,
dollars per quarter: pneUtd, that persons who Scrofula. Eo* iua. Ulcer. Rheumatism and Bl<kkl
are eni;Agcd iv furui-hini; resrular customers Tjnit, hereditary or otherwise, without the use
with firewood, milk or water shall not be re- of Mercury or potash.
quired to pay a license therefor" __ . „. p!E SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
PE.TION2. Thi.i ordinance shall take e!Ject >■ »•. i"' ». 2M st._ Drawer :i, Atlanta, Ga.
from and ufier its riass:i3c anj due r»i-Oi<:atinn. BWvlyamrly
JOHN Q. BBOWN,
Passed January l"l^:" B0 "" " * » ***-*"» ** *- **»**.
JdMR E. 11. McKee. Clerk. y~ gl: " :J! 'jj''p? '^tit --• •) .I-.J. m iEl^T r l*.
BIDS FORJDPPLIES! j^j^^l
BIIiS WILLBF. RECEIVEI: ANDOI'ENED ON "»fi*« '» l^iuF'r ■zJ*aß<ii*£iii»Bißl
LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS, «-..-,,
Tuesday, Febmaiy 2, 1886, at 2 P. M., Full Business Course.
By the Board of Supervisors, for the following Si* Months' Course, including Shorthand. Typo
Supplies for the County Hospital for three Writing, Telegraphy, Modem Languages,
months, eommocißg FEURCAKY 4lh: Etialish and Mathemat'.cal Branches, aud tic
Complete Business Course, •7,>.
* SEND FOU CIRCILARS.
33XIX3X*, JaT-ly-'mTnThS
SSS^LSSS PENMYROWLPiLIJ
G~c~M.Mn.LFN. "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.
Chairman o! County Hospital Committee. Th* Original and Only Ct- nnin< .
iai'.*-2w Sa^- «wl>l«Ti R» !ia>>>-. ° ' TTnrtllllTt tmiTl
■ In!iT^,,c v LADIES. A.k ;ou» Dracsl<t •■■<
•—. _ _ i — ONI V \ Oliifk Parma * hk**««»r'» Fn«U»k- mai t»k j so other. of fTTclo«- fc-.
I VI I—^l t| Tiebility, NerTO»«mess,\ye«k- asia Mu.n..... «, ; uur«, i>hii>du.^i-u.
:.i--. No quatktrv. Indisput- vJill; lirnni.i. f ,m»lim. > s■ - '-c^k-h. -
ableproofs. Book sent seale<l,fr«e. SRIEMED. Xt"» tacUS" I'raajrroj.l pw*. t»»- w ,:> ■„
CO., BVFFA.LO. K. Y. o3l*nTuTh.!s nJ-IyTuTU-iwiy
PACIFIC SLOPE.
FUfIESAL OF THE VICTIMS OF
THE SONOMA TRAGEDY.
I The Fire Uecord— Weather ami Wa
ter—Suicide by Hanging—
Merced Kurglarics.
| [sytCIAL DISPATCHES TO THK E W«BD-C«noif. "
CALIFORNIA.
The nigh Water.
I Ptotktox, January 25U».— The water in
Mormon channel begun falling at about
sundown last night The relief of the
pressure was brought about by tbe grriiie
way ol the levees on tbe Ifoss tract, which
allowed the pent- dp waters to spread over
the tales. Parts of Robert's island aoS
Union island are Hooded. The Rnuo
Bowed on these niaeea wiil all be lost. On
the banks of Mormon channel, in this
city, much damage was dune, and the
lumber yards and cellars were Booded in
various parts of the town. The water was
as high as it was in tin- Bood of 1862, and
came over the railroad trark on Mormon
avenue, but it was leveed with bags of dirt,
and no damage wss done. To-day is dear,
and the water is felling rapidly.
PsjRKO, January 2.~>!h. — The levee that
held back the water from the overflow of
the dry^rroroa which empties on tbe
plains broke at about 2 o'clock this morn
ing. The tire l>el)s were sounded, and m A
the streets were thronged with an excited
crowd of people : but the alarm was of no
avail, fora Barging torrent of water, folly
"1 feet deep and 250 feet wide, rushed
through the crevasse and spread rapidly
over the lower [.arts of the town, and be
fore the break of day three-fourths of the
town was submerged, the water standing
from one to five feet deep. The officers
ami titisena generally exerted themselves
to save property from damage and rescue
families that were unable to leave their
flooded houses. The losses ore much less
than was at Oral supposed, bat will reach
fully $20,000. The heaviest losers are
Thomas E.Hughes&Son, J. A.Blasingame
and 3, W. Feretßjon. The Expo • press-
I room was Quoded, and the water now
j stands over five feet deep is it. The conn
try outside of town has not suffered any
serious loss.
)i"i.j.isn.i:. .January 29th. — Telegraph
communication for press reports, inter
rupted since the beginning of the 1..-:
storm, was resumed to-day. The rainfall
for thebtorn) was 3.25 inches; for the sea
son at tbe corresponding date last year,
5.62 inches. Cbappell's addition has Men
Booded, also a considerable portion of the
valley. The .San JBenito river and tribu
tary creeks are higher than for many years.
Considerable land has been washed away,
though tbe damage is Blight North of
HolQster much land is flooded. Yesterday
boating was good froinjwithin six miles of
Hollister to Gilroy. The mail stages from
San Juan. San Benito and other points are
still unable to make connections. Not too
much rain has been received for the fann
ers, most of whom have finished seeding.
The outlook could not be improved on.
The storm is evidently over.
Watsonvii.le. January 25th. — It rained
almost continually the past week, with no
sign at present of an abatement. Tne
I'ajaro river has overflowed its banks,
making the bridge of the Sa-ita Cruz Kail
road unsafe, spreading over the farms in
the lower part of the valley, making that
section a vast body of water.
Bn BLUFF, January 25th.— The river is
still high but slowly receding. It is at
present eighteen feet above low water, hav
ing decreased two (eet since morning. For
three days the river had been about twenty
feet. Two men, attempting to come to
town to-day from Coin's ranch, were upset
from a ratt in a slough about a mile from
here. One swam ashore, hut the other re
mained in a tree for hours before he was
rescued.
Ykkka. January 25th.— The Klamath
river has been higher during the late storm
than for many years. It could not be
crossed for a while, and some of the ferries
have been swept away.
Marysvii.i.e, January 25th.— The rivers
have maintained a bight of about 15 feet
all il(>y.
Oakduj:. January 25th.— Fiona the LBta
to the 25th it has rained here 2 '31 inches,
making 11.04 inches for the season. But
three or four time.- in thirty years has the
Stanislaus river been higher. The wind is
south and the clouds have broken west.
Visa li A, January 25th.— It has rained
steadily since the 17th until to-day. Bain
fall for the storm, 1.46 inches;" for the
month. 1.82 inches: for the season. &2
inches.
Signal Service Indications.
San Fi:\m ;si o, January 2>">th — S r. K.
Indications for the succeeding M hours:
California, fair weather, slightly cooler 1 in
the northern portion and stationary tem
-1 peralure in the southern.
The Sonoma County Tragedy -Funeral of
the Victims.
I'ktaum \, January 25th.— Kotwitbstand-
I ing the heavy ram last night, teams began
i to assemble this morning from the coun
( try for miles around, to attend the last
' rites over the remains of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Wickersham. All bostnesa houses
Were closed, and hundreds were assembled
on the various streets. At 10 a. m. the two
hearses and Pefaloma Lodge, F. and A.M..
No. 77, Frank Fairbanks. Master, formed
at the house of I. <;. Wickersham, to re
ceive the remains. The procession, led by
the Lodge in while aprons, proceeded to
St. Johns Episoopal Church, where the
impressive service was rendered by Uev. K.
Watt, assisted by the choir. On ibc com
pletion of the services at the church, the
long tine of carriages i.roceeded to tbe
cemetery. The floral offerings were ele
ganl and profuse. Side liy side the caskets
rested while the solemn service of the
Mason< proceeded. <>n the elegant caskets
wns n siivei plate containing the dates ol
their births and deaths, .lessee. Wicker
sham was 53 years old, an.! was born in
Pennsylvania. Sarah A. Wickersham was
53 years and 8 months old. and was born
in Massachusetts.
BEW.U'.Ii TO t;k OFI i:i:fi>.
Sant\ Rosa .January 25th.— The follow
ing telegrams passed between the Sheriff
and Governor Btoneman in regard to the
Wickersham tragedy :
Ifon. Qeorge SmaMk, QmKotar, Seutmodo:
.1.--I- \\ k-kerstiain and wife, of rtii.- county, wire
l.rutiilly murdered na Monday last, Mii.jK.se>] to
have l'fi'ii done by n rtiinaninii. It is the uni
versal desire of the citizens of this county that
you i.Her a reward lor the arrest of the" mur
derer. T. f. BBBOP,
.Sheriff of Sonoma County.
the BBH.Y.
T. g /;■■...■ Rtwaid will oe offered on Janu
nry BU. tlSffrr spimm.j.v.
The Chinese Onestion in Petitluana.
I'ktai.ima, January 25th.— The theater il
hired for a mass meeting to-night, to take
action on the Chinese qwestioa, aad hand
bills are scattered about calling all interest
ed to be On hand at 7 k. m.
Oulet lint Imperative Removal.
Hf.alik^bi j:.;, January 25th. — Realizing
the degraded character of the Chinese ele
ment of this section, and the possibilities
of such horrible deeds by them as the
recent assassination of oar most estimable
neighbors the Wrsfcsmhninn. committed by
th" ( Ibinese cook, ;h* citizens are about to
t;ike public action for their quiet but ii'j
peraiive removal.
Kx;-ecte<4 at Any Moment.
I!ki. F>u tk. January 25th.— The dtasfanl
of the Chinese from Iled.lin^ has creased a
s.=reat sensation here, and an OttbteaH de
manding the removal of the Chines* rrom
here is exacted at any moment.
Delegates to be Appointed.
Y!:::k.v, January 25th.— The Hu Muting
have called a meeting for next Monday, to
appoint delegates to the anti-Chinese < u ii
vention at Sacramento.
An Apparently Popular Movement.
Mf.kceij, January 25th._ .posters are out
calling a meeting at Leekers Hail, in this
jwac*, to-morrow evening to organize an
Anti-Chinese League. The movement ap
pears to be very popular with the people of
all tlasses.
Kounil Ilroivued.
MERrEn, January Ssth.— The body of a
man was found floating in the Merced river
near Snelling's. Saturday afternoon last'
having the appearance of bein<' in the
water several weeks. The bodyVas per-
WHOLE NO. 10,847.
fect! v nude. There were no means of
££ft**j *• r <™ains. but tLev are sup
';:';;.■'"''•• *»• of Michael Carroll of
Jackson Ama lor conntv, who was drowned
•;: .^Mt Kock ferry, MaSposa coul.Tv S
tune ago An inquest * :i s held by the
h C , a Sn"ir' C "- a;i '' ' he '^'-vwa, Imredin
the knelling cemetery.
Fire in Marysville.
_M.\i:v!«ville, An nary 25-h —\. (ire la«t
night gutted the Magnolia saloon, 78 D
street, kept by the Griffiths lirothere. The
loss on stock and fixtures was $2,000- in
sured for tUW, •„ the California Southern
w?r? n" b , l V' !Ji "- ab «"f §1,000; insured
£i ' »«. VonMnercUl Union for $1000
The »djoining property was slightly dam
aged. The origin is supposed to have been
the explosion ot a coal oil nfcht lamp.
Burglars at Merced.
Mncro, January i'.ih.-Burglars have
bera toying their work .1 Merced for a few
dasspast. The local officers being on the
watch caught one yesterday morning in
lancers saloon, while he was trying to
open the sale. He was recognized as" Burke
an oldoffender not long out of Xan Quen
tin. jhe other man working with him
escaped The officers are searching for
him Several stores had been entered by
burglars Omrsday and Friday nights with
out getting booty. "
Prominent CtUaan Dead.
Santa Cstz, January 23th.— Chris F
Wemer, a prominent citizen of this city.
died ot pneumonia at noon to-day rfc
was a member of the t;. A. It. and other
organizations.
Murder Tiial--" Ur." U.i.r-. Trouble.
San Jobs, January 25th.— The trial of
Jung Quon s Sing, tbe Chinese cook who is
charged with the murder of Henry Vande
t., div V ' J " I1 '' : ' I:: : iadsß lvlat '''- Court
Dr. r. W. Bel 1 was to-day Sued SßQ for
bis attempt !•■ horsewhip Rev. I. \\\ snow
den. He wiirtake an /ppeal. This after
noon Reid and his attorney, J. M. Lucas
were arrested on charge of diatnrbing a
meeting .of theHolinew Band last evening.
f heir trial i» set for February 3d.
RpsiiW Kicction Wanted.
IIollistki:. January 25th.— Three-fourths
of the registered voters have signed a pert
lion asking tor an election to determine
whether or not liquors shall be manufac
tured or Bold it: Ban Benito county. There
is no doubt that an election will be ordered
»t the February meeting of the Board of
Supervisors. The question of issuing bonds
to build a new Court-house wilL probably
besubnutted at the same lime. The pro
hibition people have raised money suffici
ent to | irehase newspaper material, and
will start a new paper in a few weeks The
rial management has not been made
public.
Hlffc of Ear hipiiik*.
Watson vii.i.e. January 25fn. — We had
quite a .-harp shock ol earth make at 102
o dock a. m.
.Must Leave in I'urty-figbt Bonn.
Clotbkmkb, January 25th. — A meeting
of citizens and ta.\; avers of Cloverdale and
vicinity took place at Library Hal! this
evening, for the purpose of boycotting the
Chinese. A committee of fifteen taxt avers
w:.s appointed to notify the Chinese of this
place and vicinity to leave in forty-eight
hours from 10 a. m. to-morrow. If they
do not leave then, a meeting will be called
to take more severe measures.
Suicide of a Laborer.
San Fka.n.isco, January 25th.— The dead
body of a man. subsequently identified as
Alexander Calhoon, a laborer, was found
this morning banging from the limb of a
tret . corner of IJaker and Turk streets, just
outside the Catholic Cemetery. It was cut
down and taken to the Morgue. Deceased
was about 4s years of age. He recently
worked for Michael Heron, a coal dealer on
Turk street.
NEVADA.
Railroad Traffic Interrupted— Man
I>ro\vne<l.
Reno, January 2-ith.— Heavy rain and
floods occurred here Saturday night and
Sunday. The trains are all "late and the
tracks washed badly on all three roads.
The Nevada and California trains have
been abandoned, and business is bein" done
by stage.
A man named Facka was drowned at
the foot of the Geiger grade in a channel
usually dry.
UTAH.
Salt Lake Advices.
Salt Lake City, January 2. r >th.— After
nearly a week the examination of Deputy
Marshal Collin before Tinted States Com
missioner McKay closed to-day. This ia
the ca.-e where Collin was waylaid in an
alley leading to hi> home, and assaulted hv
tithing-yard watehnian MeMurrin and oth
ers unknown. MeMnrrin was shot in the
abdomen, and while yet unhealed of his
wounds was removed in the night, all trace
of him being lost, and though subj>enaed
in the Collin examination, did not appear.
The Gommiastoner discharged Collin. say
inii: " The proof is complete that he had
been assailed, with the probable intent to
iwwainnte or severely beat him. He did
light in shooting MeMurrin, and should
have shut the rest of the gang."
The examination of N". y. Jones and
Frank Treseder. foe the bribery of a United
States officer to furnish the Mormons notice
of process against them, came up to-day.
The testimony supported the report here
tofore made, and further, that Tresc■!.
told Franks that tbe whole Mormon Church
was at his bar!:, ar.d could command all
the money Deeded.
IIRITISII COLUMBIA.
The Winter almtil Over- t'ukiiuwn Man
Found I)»>h<1.
Victoria, January 25th.— The seven
weather is over for the present. Alight
snow fell last night, bat the thaw oontinaes,
and ft is thought the winter is about over.
No disasters at sea are reported, although
ln'trli wyn!s j>ri vailed for sereral days.
The body I'i'nn naknown man was found
on the Cowichan road Sun. lay. He bad
died 'if exposure.
Parliament O|»enr<l
Vicroßi \. January _'.'>tlj.— The locai J'ar
liament <ii>enoi! to-day with a speech from
tlie thronp. The attendance was lar(jc. ami
the interest great. Nu important legisla
tion is foreshadowed this session. The
Mate of the country is prosperous and the
revenue increai-iiip.
The best Kgntator of digestive organs
and the best a|>] etizcr known is Angostura
Hitters. Try it. but In-ware of imitations,
(if-t from y.jur grocer OT ilni^-isl the Kenu
ine article, manufactured by Dr. J. li I!.
Siegert & Sons.
Avr.ii's S'ar-.i|arilla. )M'int; con
centrated, requires smaller doses, and is
men effective than any ether blood medi
cine. It is the cheapest, because the best.
• Quality and not quantity should lm consid
ered.
The Island of Ssdo is to be cnnn<H-t«vi
with Niigata by telegraph, and the cable
will probably bo laid early this year.
Thh Sitters of Sloan t St. Jaeepb,Bmmirta»
hnris. Md.. indorse Red Star < 'oogh Cure.
A Great Conflagration
That sweeps away a whole city, starts from a
flame bo small that a glass of * atcr would ex.
tinjuish it. In like manner, tho most painful
and fatal maladies of the tliroot and hags ordi
narily develc p from email lw^iniii:.c«, i;ot diiH
cult of cure if promptly Heated with tho proper
remedy. But their process !s insidious and
delay may be fatal. Colds and coughs lead to
Laryngitis, Asthmn, Brom-hitiii, Pneu
monia, and i'uii-iiuii'tiiiii. The only modi
eine certain to cure every bronchial and pul
monary affection not absolutely incurable Is
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
During 40 years it haa steadily grown In pop
ular estimation, and Is now a household reli
ance in many thousands of families. Parents,
■whose lives were preserved by Avzs'9 Ciiebrt
Pectoiul when they were young, arc now say.
ing tbe lives of their children with il. Leading
physicians extol it* virtues and prescribe it ia
their practice. Intelligent druggist* every whora
report noteworthy cures effected by U, witbia
their personal knowledge.
PREPARED ST
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, M«m.
Bold by all druegkts.

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