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COMMERCIAL.
Market for Farm Produce Quiet at
San Francisco.
. OflerlnKS of Cereals Light—Storing the
Order of Uxe Day—Condition of
the Sacramento Market.
[Special Correspondence Record-Usion.]
San Fkahcibco, July 23,1592.
The market for farm produce was generally
quiet. The offerings of cereals were light,
which covered*a strong market, Storing con
tinues the order of the day. Gardenstutt wus
barely steady at around the prices ruling on
yesterday. Potatoes are tending downward,
unaer heavy receipts. The fruit market vn
quiet to-day at Irregular prices. Receipts were
large and demand light. There will be
enough fruit carried over to meettiie demand
which usually rules on Monday. The cool
weather appears to restrict the local con
sumption. The river boats arrived lat^. which
necessitated the closing out of Peaches to
canners at from 4<j@soc a basket, but they
would not touch the Pears. Berries were
firmer to-day. Poultry was steady, as Mas
Dairy produce.
Banks report a fair inquiry, with some en
gagements, for funds from the interior for
crop purposes. The low prices ruling for
"Wheat and Barley are causing about all har
vested to be stored. Even with fuliy 75 per
cent, of the crop stored tie bauks are said to
be in a good position to make all the advances
required on a safe margin. Then- is no specu
lative demand for money and it looks now as
if there will not be any lor a lon^' time to
come. The absence of any outside demand is
rttiiected by the deposits in the savings
banks in this city, which can be accepted as ■
lair representation of the State. On June :{O,
1891, the deposits aggregated $ 101,4(>4.>50,
and atthelikedatethksy.ara-LUvua:' it s>llo,
-l>;;ti,oo7. The savings banks reported money
on hand and in the hands of other banks as
follows: June 30, 1891, $2,795,486; June ;iv,
1999, $3.;i2-.','J'.>L'. A gain of nearly nine an.l
a half millions dollars in the deposits within
one year has never before bei-n tquali'l.
There are many re:<6ons aasijgned lor me- ab
sence of activity in tne local money market,
with the a.ici pted opinion being the absence
of speculation throughout the world, ami In
its stead a feeling of uneasiness and distrust,
"While that certainly lias its inlluouie, by,
oausing people to hoard money, yet we have
seen betore now that with hnancial panics a:
the East and panics abroad this <oast was not
affected, hardly a ripple bein^ di>i-ovt-red on
the tinancial horizon, so that we have to look
more to local iniiuenccs. There is no denying
thut when w.t- have an attic market in this
City for mining shares and local securities, the
spirit of speculation spreads in almost all di
rections, and e^ery industry and speculation
feels its revivitying Influences. Now the mar
ket for mining shares uncl 10.-ai secpritjes U
more dead than a live,and the baneful iiirtui-ijc
Is felt in all directions, and in the absence of j
attractive ventures money yoes into bank on '
dfapvjsi)., to get as much oi.t of jt as possible,
There is another reaf-on, ah'l which is prob
ably as strong, viz: the intention of hutuiivds
if not thousands of i>ersoiiß to go East some
time in 1893 to sec the World's Fair, and at
the huiue tuue yi.-iit ivlaiav.->. Th.s dtsira or i
ink ritfon has caused a hoarding <>i money fo ■ |
the ocrti.-iu:«, and its withdrawal tvom circula
tion is. felt in many linos of t'°ade. >:>•
which under ordinary circunisiauces would
have bwn spent ht?re will !'<• >\> ni Id the i-jist.
Eastern mail advices reports stcudily-in-I
Sfeaflfng flow of funds to the agricuh ural dj&
tflCt*, und cou>e^uentiy a graduaUy le-ssciiing
reserve in the tmnks. The New York bank-'
report for thu mwl; endlngf Joiy lTth.givo the ,
f lirbjWt" pstofWP W<* M al $151,172.8*'U, !
•which shows the < j.\c< ss of reserve above ksga)
re<juirt;ments to be $^0,207,100. 'ilie b,,nks
in, other ieadiug cities siiow a }>orportioiiui'
large reserve. Tne money situation at the
Eu*tnpi*ars tq BgahjtQing;ip^g betifi-
Uutoi ,I'iiis-is t|iHu• fully ioriu hy' Htnry '*
Clews of New York, who says;
"The symptoms warrant Uie hope ot a '
H'K-adj-recovery of trade and nnanix-in the
nauon-niii. world, This' i< the more ini
>x>rutni to i ■)<• Cjiiii-i >uii.-s tjw«use the lor
a liiijim-^ii depiiMSioa of the iu»i two
i< en attended with ri-nun of lur^u
ampnot* •* seeurttiee v< this oounlry, and
Mifafve-draihs upon our sfcoek of gold—
..'.•m.>nt- whti-h would lunuwi-illv be r -
ver.M'd in Jheev.-ut of nc >vtry abroad. It U
doiit)tt'ul, howt-vi-r. whi'it.er snth<-i, n« itnpon
timcc has fuen attached to the significant foci
that w<- have sa Hide fell the. pressure arising
from tk-ifc *mj>i« • •;• ii:.'i v.-.ntn ■>' ourobligu
tioHsand tin- witlHlrawal of t>ue >>u»i money,
It n#s e»u#ed no perceptible cfi. cU upon our
inUu.str:es, nor ha.-- it ;•<; en ted the lssux; on
this ularki-t of a large amount- «'<f newxiorpor
rate kirtn-s niul bad it not been lor the iears
exoJU-d by tue Insane sMve* 1 a?*mLnjn. ttiis«x»
«mptiou JViMu iytUf*tuy with iiuri»j)can
<\ius«* of trouble would Jiav*> it^^n xtill more
marked, rii it there is a steady,not to say i
larte impiov< in'nt. in the voluina "I apnte
trauLe now going toward, is made clear froni
-thu fact j hat the olt-a rings at the coa .
».nnu-uouses of Uh country, for the first
hail oi tile year, show ai; Incrrasr of 1.~, per
i.. notwitlistandingf that the transactions
at the New York Clearing-house have heen
Jartrely coirtaile4 by the creafloa of the Stoi-k
i-'.x.in'iii^' Casftfing-houae. VnQer the general
oonditkmsabovecltad, and in view oi a etoarer
iiwertainiiK nt <jf the results of the harvest —
-which still remain a matter of uncertain estl
mate—it seems r-as iialili' to infer that, alter
tin quiet of the summer recreation, the men
of wall street will awake to the appreciation
or a situation exceptionally (avorabte to the i
value of securities."
GRAIN AND HAY.
Weekly Statement Issued by G. "\V.
Morrovr <fc Co.
Wax Fkan< isro. July 28d.
WHEAT—Keccipts for the week, 2^,704
Otis. Re«-eipt« ha'c been light a/id theie has
been « oomaar«tiv^y goon demand for ail
kinds ot wheat, both old and new crop. Ship
pers are again in the market, and from now
on busine.-s will no doubt be lively.
BARLEY—Receipts lor the wtek 74,783
ctls. The demand for Chevalier and brewing
barley for export still convinu's and prices for
same are fairly well sustained. Peed de
scriptions are dull and weak. .Strictly choice J
samples of No. 1 bright feed meet with ready
sate at our quotations; baton" grade lots are
hard to plane at anything like a decent figure,
OATS—Receipts tor the week 1,183 ctls.
Receipts from all sections have been light this
voek. but particularly so Grom Oregon. New
Ciiliforiiias have the call from consumers <>n
account of their cheapness, stocks of old
■ Oregous are well held and should receipts
continue light will no doubt advance iv
"h\Y—Receipts for the week 5.110 tons.
The reason for the prevailing dullness in the
hay market and the low prices now ruling
must be apparent to every (armer when he
notes the volume of receipts from week to
week. Five thousand one hundred and forty
tons iv one week is far more than this
. market can take care of in a manner at all
satisfactory to the people who raise hay. We
.sincerely hope the situation will change for
the better, but we cannot see much hope for
the present.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
The Week Ended with an Easier Fool
ing in Local Circles.
Sacrajiexto, July 23d.
The past week opened with a dearth in
Fruits in the local markets,. there being
scarcely enough to supply, the smallest orders.
As the week progressefl, however, receipts in
creased, the week winding up with a much
jeasier tone. Crawford Peaches are now in
1 good supply. Pears and Plums are also eom
ln" in more freely. Watermelons and Canta
try are in good supply, at fair pries.
Hetall Prices.
Following are the prices asued by retailers
for the various articles mentioned:
iuvvS FI IV ITS — Apples, $l(Sl2o #
hoi' Plum" ti«'(a 75C V box, 6C ?»■ ft*?
P§Si 5c "w tb; Flits, 8c v fl>; Watcr
mton* 20&5 C each; Cantaloupes, 15®.
™i • strawberries, lUl+>*n>; Raspberries,
f^T4 » or §1 3O f case; Blackbernc-s.
IOC » » or *1 * °*& Cranberries.
tn water, 75c '& gallon. Faucf irults sell ar
Sbout 25 per cent, advance over above quota-
UI°BIED FRUITS - Apricots, 12^c «i »;
Peaches. I:.'V: Apples. 15c: Plums,!.
Prunes 10c; Pears. lOc; >e<-Uirines, 12^c;
Raisins', 10c; Grap«, 10c; Figs, 10c.
CITHU» FRUITS—Lemons— Sicily, 40c i>
doz-California. 25c doz; LJmes-Mcxican,
10c do.:; Bananoß, 35c ?. aoa;Cocoanut«,
10c ea. h; Qhmtj TTiTrnirtr 40c ft doz;
Los Angeles, L&03&9 ? do^; l'uieappies, snc
Üb.\IRYUb.\IRY PRODUCE— Butter, Valley, roll,
)■•; Fancy Petalunvi, 50#60c; Eastern
Creamery, 3Mc ~$ ft>: Firkin, 20@22c >. tt>;
Tickle Roll, is<&sOci»roll; Cheese. California,
r. fi>; Young America, 15c; Kasi>-ru
Creamery, 20$ Limburger, 2<>c; genuine
Swiss, *is&4i>c: American, 25c: Martins
Creamery, tioc; Eggs, ranch, 22!./: r do/; East
ern. :i<K- pi <ioz.
i'■li'l.VKY— Turkeys—Live Hens, l*e^j»H>;
do Gobblers, 18c; dressed, 20c; Cnloitexw,
H.us. S7 50 ~? dozen, 70@75ceach; Roosters,
$0 50 ~& dozen, 50@60c each; Broilers, »3<*
•1 ."■'r •• duzen, 50c each; Tame. Ducks. 38c
each; Cjee»e, $1 26 each.
< JAML"—Pigeons, $2 30 f dozen; Doves, Tsc
V doz; PIo.'T, 25 per doz: Hart.-, sue per
pair; Babbits, loc per pair; Squirrels, 40c per
— Onions, lied or White,
l%e 'fi lb; Cabbage, 20 <£ tt>; Carrots,
SI 25 V sack: Keel*, 12 1./- doz: Turnips,
12>ic f> doz; Buncu Vegetables. lil)6i V do*!
Parsnips, 90c 9 sack; Borseradlsh, Isc f» ft;
Garlic-, sc; Lrieu Peppers, 2Ue «•;
Cauliflower, 10c v head; Peas, 8c *
lb; string Beans, ,~c f ft>; Wax Beans, 5c
%t tb; Summer Squash, 5c %>. fi>; Cucumbers. 15c
ii doz: Tomatoes. 4cf*B>: Qreen Corn. 2o « :.'scs
doz; Green Peppers. 10c V ft; Bgg Plant.-c
V fc; Bay Lettuce, 3 for 10c; Green Okra, 15c
POTATOES—EarIy Rose, new, 95c H sack;
Peerless, $1 15 * cwt; 111vcr Burbanks, '."5.: %i
sack: River Reds, 7 5c %t suck.
MEATS—Beef; prime Rib roast, 12}£c; Chuck
roast, loc: Rump. Se; Brisket, 8c: Corned
Beef, 8c; Porterhouse steak. 16c: Loin steak,
l:.''..c; Bound steak, 10c: Chuck, I.oc.
V«h—Loin and Hib ciiop>, 15c: Roust Veal,
l:."y. Mutton— Ltg, 10<-, Loin and Kib
chops, 12% c; Mutton stew. 8c; Snoulder
chops, 10c. Pork—Koa>t or coops, 1 :."_.<•:
Corned Turk. 12.,.:: Sausages. l."^c; Vienna
iges, 15c; Bacon, ll(g,15c; Ham, 12>^6
15c.
LARD—Eastern, lie %• ft); California, 12c
»».
BBEADSTUFFB — Flour, S4 75 * bbl;
§1 -JU for 50-ft sftcks; |2 10 lor 100 lb s.ick-;
(puimcii!. l»'-ib s-ack. i,>r; Cornmeal, LO*lb
sa--ks, o0c; Cracked Wheat, I<>& sucks. 36c;
Hominy, io-!f) sacks 40c; (Jraiiam Floar,
lu-fc sacks, : v.()c; Buckwheat, 10-ft
50c; Eye, :i.ic^ io-n. sack,
HAY AM) <;:;A_lN-Ilay, Oat, Bs^7ocV
cut; Wheat, 65070 c; second quality, BOc;
Alfalfa, 55@G5c;Ground Barley, $1 20; Feeu
Oats, il 6w . 1 >5; Miild!in_'<, $1 10; Bran.
81; Straw.S>c.
SEEDS— Alfalfa, l."c %». ft; Timothy, loc:
Popcorn, ears. Hie; Popcorn, shelled, lOc:
Ked Clover, 2<>c; Bed Top, ltc.
liutcs to I'roiluutM'.s.
Following are tlse prices to producers of the
various articles mentioned:
GREEN FRUITS—Apples, 75c@fl » bo.\;
Peaches, &0&60 c r" box: Plums, sOe#7Bc v
box; Pears, 75c V box; Figs. tie. Watermelons^
SI 50(^2 Vdoz; Cantaloupes, 91 50 > dozen;
Btrawbewts,#l 25 ncaaa; Ltadpb^rries, '-1 |)
case; Blackberries, 76c a case; Cranberries, in
watec, #12 bb!. Fancy grades of fruits
may be quoted at about 25 per cent, advance
over above prices.
DRIED b^HUIT—Apricots, 8c |Hb; Peaches,
>c; Apples, >■; Plum , 7c Prunes, 8c; Pears,
sc; Nectarines, 7c; Batslns, p] 3d t 1 !>.>.v:
l-'i'j.s. ,'c; Cirapes, 7c
t.li'Kl-s I- li\j ITS — Sicily, 87 f box;
California, $3 50 f) box: times—Mexican.
84 9 i)ox: Bnnannfi. •$: ."•<» "& bunch;
Oocoanutfl. #1 %J do*; Orange*—Hiverside,
s:; ;>o v box; \joa Angejes, fl ; 5; Pineapples,
»4.
DAIRY PBODUCE-rßutterr-Valley. 17«
IBe p R»; Fancy Petaluma, 24c; Eastern
Creamery, 20p, jFirkiu, 15(S>17c: Pickle
Roll, 2:.'c. Cheese — Califbrriia, 7c: Young
America, 96ulOcj Eastern, Creamery, 16c;
Limbi rger, 15c; Grenu n<' Swiss, 21c; Ameri
can Swiss, 1 : ■ ! "vc; Martin's Creamery, i->
ltic. Eggs—Ranch, 20.- f. ao/.: Eastern, lGc
POUX.TKV—Tarkays—Live liens, 12c fifci
• iubbleis, >'3c; djes.4e.f, I'm 1. • 'uic:;<-n-«— ileus.
•86 JS d<>z; Ltuo.-ter , *i>; Ui'oiicr.-, .t::> s■; Large
SpringChictosn-s, ?;>@o 50; Taq^eDu ->.^.>s:
< •<-•• se, &0.
GAME— Hare, 25.-• %» pair; RnMjits, 2' h- ft
pair; Squirrels, 20c - ualr; Pipeons,;}] 50 ■;'
i!.i/; l >o\-. s. Mif "-.' do:.-; Plover, 75c ■ .1015.
VEGETABLES—Onions, 5 • f cwt; Oab
bac^. lc; Bed C&bhage, 3c $1 lb; Carrots, *l a
i ctlj BeeU.fl f)sack; Turnips, ~c: bunco yeg*
etables, 9a f dozen; Parsnips, !?i sswck;
Horse Radish, 6c f B»; Garlic, 2c; Ltried Pep
pers. 10c; Cauliflower, sOc V doz: I'eas. )<•;
String Beans, lc; -■ Beans, 4cj_Summer
Squash,2c; Cncurnhnre, lOcVuoz; To i,a;oe-,
3c >• b; .^ugar corn, si v sacii ot eight do/.en;
Egg i'Uuii. s■•:5■•: Gjpeap Pi-ppers, t>uc %s box; L<et
t uce, 2-">«- > dozen.
POTATOES—Earty Rose, new. 70c $ cvvt;
Peeriess, SOc; Uiver Burban,<s, 70c; Centen
nials, tiac ?. ctl
MEATrf—B<ef, sg6c ■% !t>. Multon. 8c;
Lamb, 9tfs>lt)c; \'ea(, I4TOS, "@7c; iaive
-, i. 7^»TJ-a ; Bbglj ')'./■: dressed I'orli,
. ,! in -eastern, 12%«\\i--f \\>\ Call.
fornia, 12;..(3>1.jc; Bacon—Light. Lo®loJtfc;
r 1 .:ed, 1 !ji <i 12c; boneless, l.i'4 'rjH4c.
BREADS! JFFS—Pi ■ ji bbl; Oat
meal, 10-.w seeks. 3 j c i* i■. $2 -> H IO0»B>
sack-. 4jwrm«i«al — U'*.it. , «»2 4# f* lim-lti
saicisj \'e low, 52.45,^10''t-Ib 5 icks Cracked
;. ?2 7 5 ji 100-& *ack^; lirah^a, .S2 40
V IGO-B sacks.
HAY AND GR.^IN-C)ai Hay, $9®ll f)
!<.n; Wii&u, d'.^ll; seoond quality, fO 10;
Atnlfe' $B©|«>: Wt»eat,- witole, >. 150
%> cwt; Bartey, too .- -1: < oru. SI 40: Bran,
silN- ton;- Mi.idiir.g--. S2n ? ton; Ground
Barleyj 81 10 ~& cwt; straw, i>b^ V bale.
SEEDS— '.!1.-iii.i.sll j.ewijli:iiothy,§6 50;
Popcorn, 1 ars, $2 75: shoilt-d, $._i 50; Red
Clover, •> 11^ Ited Top, f«.
1 ANN]* ».K»Olj.S -Jobbing rates are as fol
lows: Aftsortefe Taljle. 81 (J ■<•; 1 75; Apples,
s] 6O; Apricor«,« t>o; Bhu:k'xrries. si Ts@
1 rnecriesJ $^2 ;>5; Currants, s2 2."»;
'.',.- berries, r-o 7 ! >: Muscat Grapes,
$1 40<ai s<»'; liunxs, #1 85(g>l 40; Quinces,
yi HU'il \ 70; Strawberries, *rJ oO; Rasp
berries, :?2 'i2'..(«:i 75; P. ucbes, §1 75f§2.
NUiS -<:ii le sValmits, now, lOfallc; < ali
ifoiniu Walnut*, y«o»10c; Almond-, new, ll'ii
l:;i-. l\;inuts, C.tiiion.ia, &ofic; Eastern, 7@
7>.X'.
HfDfiS AND SKTNS—Jobbln? rates are as
i follows: Wet Salted Hides—Heavy Steers, 7c
B ii : ; Medium .Steers, <»c; l^i^lii sti-ers, 4c;
C .«i, lc: Kip, 3 ,c; \Val, sc; CaJ;, 6 ,c; Culls,
abouj _'5 i«-r«iem. !o\ver. Dry Hide*—Sound
Hidas. 9oj do Culls, •;<■: liry Kip <ie; Cull*. 6c.
IKer Skins—Summer S-iins, 37.c; Mt.dmin
Skins. 80®32J^c; Winter and Lonj;-hair
Skins, 20(^-.'."»(>. (io,*t Sslns—Prime rfkins,
I^(^so ■; Damaged Skinsi'lo@~sc; Kids, ">@
■ l<c. -hep Skins, Lons? Wool, :>i\< ■-• 1 10;
i MeiUiun Wool, 7< <®&oc; Short Wool, 4u&7oc;
KLearliugti, 10@25c.
CALIFOUNIA FRUITS,
Prices Obtained at Saturday's Snles in
Eastern Markets.
NKV Voj:k. July 23.—The Porter Brothers
Company bold two cars California Iruit to
day. Gross bales s:i,si3. BftitteU Pears,
?2 05®:.' 85; Crawford Peaches, #1 lO@
l i(t; Hale's Early Peaches, 81 15 1 .{> ;
Blood Plums, $3 3 •: Japan l'lums, S2 85;
Peach Plums, S2 7u; P. D. Plums. -SI G5(«.
i 2 70; Wushiuxton Munis. $2 65 <.ii 25;
Tragedy Prunes, §:3 Go<&3 7v; Gorman
PrutUßS, «2 75®3.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 23.—Porter Brothers Com
pany sold live cars California fruit to-day
Bartiett IV rs. si 20,«2 15; Peaches, Soc't
SI 2u; Crawfords, 90c#«l 2'>; Uei;kt;r
Peaches, .-l; Neeiarioes, os<-; Bnulshaw
Plums, •• 1 60 ; !'■; Washington Plums
£1 C,O<£l m<>: Qnackenbtwi Plums, £2 m-
P. D. Plums, fi isu-,«3 55; Paacb Rums,
£2 k5: Bulgarian Prunes, y.i 45; German
rrunes. Si 9< - 2 85; Tragedy Prunes, |] 65
<i:i 50; Japan Plums, $1 :< ; Bvoral Oative
Plums, $1 5&v!j;l so; Apricots. 1 often, 6Oc&
si 10. w
CHICAGO, July 23.—Tf;e Earl Fruit Com
pany sold twocsTloads of CalUbrnia fruii at
auction as follows: one ear BartJetl BtsjtJ
averaged $2 10; Efountalnb^au Grapes, half
crates, .fl 65^2 25; German Prune.-, >, ■• 80;
OentennLai Apricots, si 6O; Red N. ctarines,
>1 40: Foster Peacbfs, fl i»s(^.l 20; stiau
berry Teach, s. 91 05 ■« 1 10; Enfly Crawford
Poaches, 81 i 1 3">: some Pevicli^-s overripe
and in bad order sold for less.
at uosr> 1.
Boston, July 23.—The E;irl Prnii Company
i auctioned a carload of California Bartlett
: i'.-ars :o <i.,v i-caliz:ng for snnie an average of
$£ 22 per box.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
Sax Fkakcisco, July 23, 1892.
JIiiUMM. BOARD.
Alpha- 15c Mexican 1 55
lielcher 1 20 N. Queeu .....45c
B. A B _..l tiuOphir 2 60
Bullion 40'j Overman 4uc
1 hollar 65. Potosi soc
aC. & V...3 GO&i 55i54. Nevada. 1 10
C. Point 76c; Y. Jacket 66c
_ «.
LIST OF LETTERS
' Remaining in Uu> Postoffice at Sacramento on
Monday, .July 25,1&92:
Uidlos' JAst.
irrhT. Mrs Johnson. Mrs Nora B
Balder, Mrs Wm-2 Johns. Mi<s Kittle
r.uldwin, Mrs Eve Kaufman, Mrs A F
r.euuliutr.ai.-, Mrs E K;ine, Mrs Lennie
Bent, Mo mam Canaan. Mis>f
BlAckwell, Mi»s Liliie l>v, Misg Minnie
I Hlcort. Mrs X A Locke, Mrs H M
' iJovie, MUB Aauie XluJ« olni, Miss Kva-2
Brady, May Martin. Miss Prances
Campbell, Mrs S M il«" lor, Mns <» W' -
< asey. Mrs ( ieo T UcKitiaef, 51rs .1 Ii
i tot, Miss Mate MrXaughU)n, Mrs C
• Cliapman.Mi-sHuttie Morrow. Mrs
Ciarli. Wm frh.H 31urrcili. Km M
Cliflord, Mrs Crist Nelson, iirs H
Coleniuu. Mr> C J'tiyni, Mrs .; JI
t'oombas.Mrs 0 P Petrle.illss Mary-'J
• coOi^r. Air* Kffie L Pickatt, lira llaiiie
Correia, Mrs Maria J'ower. Miss Kuiiua
! Cornelius, Mrs M Berfves, Mrs Will
Cox. Mrs Mlnuio BMn, Miss Delia
])crii)aii.Mt> Murgaret Hhimin. Mr» -Eddie
Dorsey. Miss FrankieC Sil va, Mrs Mary
Kmtrson, CLara Jriiiiitlistju. Mr.- S
Krirkson. Miss lonise Bobey, Miss Ellen
French, Mrs KJ4 fcourza, Mrs E:na
SACTftAMEyTO DAILY RECOHD-ITNTOy, MOyDAY. JULY 25, 1892.—51 X PAGKES.
Greholber. Mrs W Spurgeon, Mrs Etta
Haye~. Mibs Ruth til. Vanienne, Mrs
Hathawav Mrs IT 'Jaylor, Mrs S
Haydeu, Mis.-, Julia Tuublin, Miss Nina
Hoi'len. Miss Susie Vogeli, Mis> Lizzie
Holland, Miss May >\ adewltz, Mrs X
Hurst, MrsMattie' Wie^e Mr.- Kttie
Johnson, Miss Clara J Wtooq£on, Miss I.izzie
Johnston, Mrs b F Young, Miss
Gentlerueu's I.lsi.
Apple, GW Fettt s, J H O'Herou, W It
Ituckus.M W-2 Gerber.Geo I'olluud, Jas
Baker, <: W <,illh>, J H Fro'uty, Dode
Bailey, C A Gilluin, « E Prime, Jos \V
Balllngail.A Giauuini, s J Uuudall, Burte
Uaniann, B Glover, Geo Rath, John
Barnett. EII Goldsmith.PG Ray, Ed
Barbi, Uaston Gragham, W H Raplie, W II
Barstcli, Christ Greig, John Boeder, J W
Ba-st-tt, A W Grov«r, G X Reynolds.J H-«
Batexnatt, F H (iuthrie.L'rCC Hipley, E \V
Beck, Win J Roaue, J F
Beebe. <ieo Hadley. B B Kot>in»on.G \V
Bidw.-U, BF Haedvfck.f Ryan. G
Bird, X Haburt, John <<uu.Samuel J
Bianehanl.JW Hanson ACO Schnmt.Jullus
Bowman \V C Hassis, Kly Kcnulz, Fiv<l'k
Branuu, J HeiWhorn, 0 Sheridan, Peter
Bragtf &. Me- Her/.enge, W F Bhort, Frank
Caulister Hoftm:iu, F Spilth, W J
Brown, E F Howard, J W Soehen, Henry
Brown, J R Hull, Win ftnedegar, J I
Bryan, V L Hogfaes.CE Bponombre,J
Bryant. C Hummel, lieo Ntauton. P
Buck, X L llus-c,, U L Stela uagen, P
By bee. cit-o M Hutchens, Jls Stow*, Geo M
Buuer, w Johnston,Hßstn.ut, M v
Condon,ChasP Kay, Frank Sullivan, Wm
Carney, John Keel'e. J Sullivan, John
Castle, Byron L Kennedy, J L Sullivan, R
C'atlett, Will H'Kirk. Bon • Swanson, C
Chamberlain, Lammorthy, WTaylor, j E
AW Liiwri -!.cv, M j rhomjMoa, sil
Caifimcci, G Lingy, V Thompson, W
i Oolue, — Loomis, J W Tilton, N
; Cohou, Joe .UacKtu/.ie, M Tomer, II
1 Coakiin, L H I- Ward. W H
Cone, \V \V-:i Machado, J J Watson, C W
: Cornwall, Rev Maarer. A Wesson,Gilben
J II McLaugalia.F VVentworth, J
i Cope, Frank M McLean, A A Wbltcom.F S*-2
; » ox, Wm Uci^>ughliQ,WWiUUuason, <j
•■ Crosby, J A Miller, V N
I CTOSS.W II M-3 Mill. r. i ani.-l Wilson, cave Of
I Cunninsnam,CMontahome, J .Mrs Coleman
A Moore, Loyal C Wilson, H V
i i:alryinple,J-2 Moon-, i.oyal Wilson, Chas
I Davis Geo Morgan, GeoH Wilson. Alfred
Day, Jo.m Morgan, H a \\ Iteou, w
!1" 1,, it B Mnlcbaghy, E Wiiham,B F
Dodge, iibn Nelson, .las M Wolf,S H
»ly, JW Newman,D Woidran.A
I Ewlng, il C KUroad. Kred Vwt, Mll
i Ernst, <J A
FlHVMirii.
! Manuel d Velloa Cecilia Garcia
Jozo i etxi Ira Barriaro .1. Uroneme er
Geroloino Alefcsa Joao Furtadodei^ouza
Agus-tin D.ivil;>. Donaciano \ argas
M \nft9i twvnonttm
U s Merchants' Conj Golden Eagle Milling
Agoocj ' Co
Chinese.
YokrLej (tnongYek
Japanese.
Yo*:iida Kituskawa
J. 0. COLKMAX, Postmaster.
Desires to Beat Testimony.
Henry Tliorne, Traveling Secretary of
the V. if. 0. A., writes from Exeter Hall,
Strand, London, Februarys, L 88&
"I desire to bear testimony to tin value
: of Ai.i im.k"- PoHoue 1 >i.a>ij;ks. I bave
i use<l tlicm for pains in the back and side
arising from rheumatic and other caasea
; never without deriving benefit from their
, application. They are easily applied and
very copafortipg, Thoae (;iijj:ig'.-d as I aiii
in public -work \\ hicli involves exposure
to sudden dtangas or temperature will do
well to keep a supply oIA !.).<<,<k's Por
(us l'i.ASTiiJjs iv their portinanteaf.s."
The World's Fair-The Chicago "Inter-
Ocean."
Tliis great Weekly and the Wkkici.y
r.vios can be had lor^J a year, or Un;
I>ah.v RHCoftb-UmoN and tlic Inter-
Ocean for 50 per year. All about the
great World's Fair will be elaborately
trcatedjn tlie Tnfer-Oeean. run be ha'i
for this price only by sabscribee« to the
Kp'iiiiri-l'sin.v and Wkkki.y I'nfon.
a^-^ A sirjr.nl tervfce
r^/,<yi to weak woman*
y^ir^J kind is the flnd
———I- \ ing of lost fjealth
JlV^Ss^V^J'(if i \ of " a run-down "
<^\>*i->ICT v \ system. Nothing
v^^^(l>^*^ / avorit° i*T6-
sr~*~*-\~J script ion. It
*^ cures all the do
ran^ments, irregularities and weaknesses
peculiar to the sex. I("s the most perfect of
strength-givers, iuiporling tnno and vigor to
the whole system. For overworked, debili
tated fceai-bei-j, milliners, seamstresses, " shoj>
girls," nursing mothers, and feebla women
generally, it is Iho greal<»t earthly boon,
liein^ uncqualed ns an appetizing cordial and
restorative tonic.
" Favorito Prescription" gives satisfaction
in every case, or money paid for it is
promptly refunded. That's the way it's
sold ; that's tho way its makrrg prove their
faith in it. Contains no alcohol to inebriate;
no syrup or su^ar to derango digestion; a
legitimate medicine, not & brvcrage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harrulet* in any con
dition of tho systoju. World's Dispensary
Medical Ai>sociatiou, Propr'a, Buffalo, W. Y.
$280.00 "Tl^H.
FOR RETAIL GROCERY CLERKS.
Have you entered your name as a contestant
for any one of tut; Cash Prizes olltred?
If you are not selling
COWDREY'S
DEVILED HAM
You should know that
IT is a most delicate preparation.
IT is niaiU; from sugar-cured whole hams.
IT it aiJjjLtizing.
JT is economical.
IT Is conveniently packed.
IT is used at home, upon the yacht, and in
camp.
IT is adaptable for lunches, breakfasts and teay.
IT is served in a pleasing variety of ways.
For particular* with reference to the prize
competition, send postage stamp with your
address to
BATES <& SUYDAM, Agents,
205 Front street, San Bfeuiciaoa, Cal.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
$& irEw n Written Cuaranteo
Rjjvf-vrei A iffar t\an Eltll(ie. *11 drains' and
t>e7Ore dC A?ter USO. loss of power of the
Photographed from i:fs. Generative Orjrans in
""-"'"—' ■■""■■'-m eittifr sex, caus«<l by
over-pxertiou. youthful Indisrretions, or tlie eiressire
use of tooacco.opiuuj. or stimulants, wbich ultiuiiit«lv
lead to I afinnity, Consumption and Insanity. Fut up
in convenient form to carry in tlie vert pocket. Price
|1 a piickatfo, or 6 for $5. With every f> order we give a
written guarantse to cure or refund the
money, scut by ir.nll to any addreßS. Circ.ilar tree
in rlain e^ivelops. Mention thi« paper. Address
MAOfiiO CHE«:CAL CO. Hrauch OflSce for C.'a A.
866 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILU
FOR SALE IN SACKAMEN'TO, CAL , BY
Petvis& Kay, Apoth,ecarifes, N. E. Cor. ijth Si K. sts
T. I. Phillips, Drug-ut, N. W. Cor. 6tu & K. Sis
**' *X ♦»*»♦♦«**>*» »» * Ht
PECULATE THE
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,
Ajn>
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR
Indlcentlon. BtllounneM, Heai'acbe, Consil
catl»a, Oj»p« via. <. hri'nl.- IJvcr Iroutlri.
IHxzliieM. Ku.l (ii:(i:iii,ni, l»>»v nt. ry.
'■!Cr*n«i»e Rrratb. surf nil <i!»«rUcr» «r the
Stomach, Liver and Rowel*.
Kipans Tabule* co»t»iu nottine injurious to
the ruost delicate ennrtituticm. Pleasant to take,
safe, effectual, (iire immediate rfhi-f. |
Sold by drnm-Utß. A trial bottle sent by mall
on ruceipt of IS cent* UM
THE RIPANS CHEMICAL, CO.
: 10 SPUCCB 6TKEET, MW YORK CITT.
J. W. GUTHRIE,
IST J Street,
Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter,
Sanitary Engineer.
JS-TcleDl-oae No. I(is.
gLttorngßg-ttt-sant, ! gtatMwa> gfme gabU> gawking ©ouoca. fltal <s»tate. Cstc
a.l.haet, p lPifiir rnvfpwv national bank op d.Fmills &ca i D . D nnnnnnmv^^
ASS»^LSr MLlffi rAUrll UUliAfll | \ A RARE OPPORTUNITY
L yutter_buU.. [PACIFIC SYSTEM.]
chacscey h. dunk. s. so^on^oli: | TULyT i 8q 2 directors: Good Agricultural Land for $1O
HOLL ft DUNH, M EDGAR MILLS President to $20 per Acre
» W v^ DC! « r irir.ir C « Trains*I,eave and are Dae to Arrive at «• I'KKNTIs« tsMITH Vice-Presidont ._L
L'sScSn'i^ T«le?hone 9So ll 1"™ ST- Sacramento: 1-UANK MII.LEX Cashier | The Pacific Improvement Company has re
fcU gMgugeotO. TOiapaeoo W^ljL. __ CHAKLES F. DlJ^LilAN....,Usistant Cashier i cently purchased twelve thousand -ores of
WM.M. sins. Philip s, DBtVKB. LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. iARRIVB D" °- Mllift \ laud in the heart of Tehama County, for the
DBIVER & SIMB bon .From) purpose of promoting subdivision and settle
1' -, n - n t> — T~T, — Z TT, —T — Z 1- — Capital and Surplus, nient. This l»nd embraces l»ndi from first-
L^S^o-ttiSipibS?"™' BACHA' iSilt $600,000, j d-jßycmmento Valley agricultural land, to
JL_m??i*_*' ot». r»?B^H?»i«: 3:05 P Slis _a and NaS S:4O P DinnmrtlfllA biM* ! land of fair average quality, and is ofltred at
■nrrY-Tii^r a ,■,»- TTI 10:4 i) ADrnning. El Pasoaud East 7:05 P MIHAMh.YH) I)VNR. i from flO to f:JO per acre, in subdivisions of
WILLiAa A. b-i/TT, JE., 4:55 P < oliax 10:lu A mqv nT T , vt . T .vr v .. n , vtr rv - THr ; 40, 80, 120, 160 and 3~'O acres.
4 TTORNEY-AT-LAW. HUTTER BUILD- ! 5-50P g uiK 9-45 A I 'iiy, corner Fifth and .1 htnM<, Sana- The terms upon which these lands are ofTered
ing, southwest corner of Fifth and J. Ogdea and East—.■second ' inento. Gparantepd capital. 8500,000: paid are especially attractive. They will be sold in
L-phone No 359. ! 11..55 A ClasB- ' . \ 5:40 P «P »P"aL gold coin, $3g0,000. Reserve subdivisions, as above indicutdd, by the pay
' I central Atlantic Express L lin( ;.*°", l'°°i J^rm amd ordtoanr depoaiU, mept of interest only for three years at which
JSAAC JOSEPH, I 10=00 P M A _> S»SK g S P>.«"»-« iSS i-V^ -
A TTOKNEY-AT-LAW. 531 X STREET 3:00 VHe 1 Hlufl 'via Marysville 10:30 A POslU rapeiVed. Dividends paid in January : principal by paying the first otflve equal an-
J\. Sacramento. Notary Public. '< 10:35 A ...Redding via Willow*. 4:00 P &n\ l Ju|>-. Moiu-y loaned upon real estaif : nua! Installments. Thus no part of the prtn-
4:35 A ten nanoiMo via BenicU 11 u6 A «£jf- Information fumi>h. [ d n, un a^iu-a- clpal - >8 to be puid {or (nree ar anrf then
AEMSTRONG & PLATNAUEfi, S A SSJI FranS Vil 811 "llo* P K. HA^.i.Vo.N^a'i^'^ 1"'"*111- the purchaser is to havenve years in which to
3-O5 P s-in '••ancisrn vii H.ni-ifi «*■ to P ' ' i pay live equal annual instaUmonta. with In-
A TTOIJNKYS.AT.LAW, 405 J BTBEEX, ?2o !> San Frunc^co via Henlcla 10:: 0 ? CALIFORNIA ST4TE BANK Ul69t &t tUe latB of 7 P-r cent, per annum,
2X bacraiut-nto. »10 :() o A s,n Francisco via steamer A ™^.SISJrrPV^ATTT T<=; : ln»killg Wm«U extending over a period of
GEORGE A. BL.NCHABD, &&SSSSUSS^. ISBI P^l^-wSS-^^ITWW. ra^ JEtS
A TTORNEY AT-LAW, 406 J STREET, 1 »:<>•'• i' Kosa SHOP SAitui.AvUuuH.s, 1O a.m. 101 p.m. ' »nd good agricultural land at f^o an acre!
JX Sacramento. , 8:20 A Stockton and Walt 7:05 P „ officeks: j _ uh th md (lf , d , .'.., f . ,.__
l(:i« A Stockton and Gelt 2:50 P President N. D. HIDEOUT ! wun^ tQer grnats or land at prices to corre
— — ■ 5:60 P Stockton and Gait 9:!5 A Vice-President FKED'K cox ' •Po»d between these figures.
t \v TJiTrxr—o '' 11=55-A TrucUee and Reno 5:40 P Ouaier A. ABBOTT The assertion is frequontlv made that good
j. w. autiiiib, 1 lo:O<i I" Trockee and Reno 6:10 A Assistant Cashier \\', E. GEKBER j lands, suitable for gt-m rui farming ai.de>
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, 420 .1 STREET,' *: :.)*\ J ■■FoNom'and'pHV-ervilie" •iSS P r, «r « DIHKCTok- pecially adapted for fruit-growing, cannot be
f PhHJ. l'aIUCI"o: W"^X> ~' 4 imd U- Nutiiry : ni^-> P "FolsoS and PtecerTillt *10:10 A S^'^piSS™ s^SSf?!^ 118' hiyl in r'alif<;rni;i f»r »es« than from ?60 to
SSS ! i -* 4:i5 '" K'- 1-'"n • *S:U'^ N'D.Hn/^r l%£2w&mm, ! !,? h °,° ft.«St f? of the land
*^u!.rtay excepted. «Monday excepted. W. E. (jekbku. subject of tbis advertisement will prove to
ileJtttCtVlt. A.—*"or morning. P.—For-itcrijoou. home-seeUers that this is an opportunity for
■■ ,- ■ r W^^SS^^^^i^^J^Si VAHMKHS' AM) SAVINGS BANK «^P«eha«ofgood« g rlcnlt«,rallandatMO
f. F. TEBBSTS, >01'->IAN. Ou.e.al 1 a, b .n s er A^ut. Somhw^t t . 0i . 1 ,,. 1 . 1 , ()Ul . th ftnd >; an acre, and for dualities grudin? down to fair
TWENTIST <nt sTVTH t&m£F?* '■' !Mre--t s . sacmnieuto, i^l. agnouifual lana at $10 an acre, on t«rni» of
i) bmv.'en i" »nd "I. «>«i s'i.!>»m VATU*S 'Hi mVTP \ r rm»s! guaranteed UapMal *50u,0u& payment which should muke the disposition
opposite congregational Clmrch^^JXLXl? -\UiltL 111 ULMuAIIUIIO. T ,uv<; mm,p .^T^r vaMT,- , v uf to a/:tual settler.-a result ea,y of
— I OA.NS MADE ON KLAL tsTAlh. IN- 1 accomplishment.
BE. W. C. P»EIIH, , JU terest paid somi-amiua.ily on Term and ' ti 1p nrinv.r^ io »» *• ,k v. . *.
TWTIST IINDLEY BUILd! REAJ^D PROPOSAL WILL HE HF- Ts*§{£BS& ,^ t ! W^KS JiSr^.^
aaj^^sss-n£ v-gga feiirTrV,!-tui:r,,^aXT^o?^i rHSIEEEE^S^ &?^^^Ssss^
-TVKNTIST, COIINFI! SKV-J_3BS_ TCEsIiAY, the 2d day ofAnyutt, 1892,t0r JAM ™ S d_ESo_'. bur'^or K or fuither particulars call upon or a*
i./ enth aud J streeto, fcatva-^WSPgak t W H.rn.sh.nK and .sal.- to milT Pen -is irrigii- B. U Steinman Frm in X \isrp dre^ wu r Tm.a
"lli"I«- V^UIVXXF I tion U,sui v t of the material herein betowae- r H ruv ny s wftk K uv t !. M. H. MILLS,
——-~T ~ ■ s.-.ii-i.vu.l material to be raid for by said KOl Plnv'n ' Lum^Lin. g*nt Of the C> P> R R-. Fourth a»4
T. B. EEID, district in bonds of >aid district at par. The UWW _ ittoKvSv W Townsend streets. Ban Francisco. CW.
D material required being as lollows, to wit: oi».m.- .0. . _
r,r l Is,- (>ri< ICI "-• -MASONIC j^iwja-^^ 8,07 5 feet No. ii, 15-in<n double-riveted rPnrLTIMVnMI W'IHTII YiTIfWH DiVL'
'i.mi.v., .■orncr «ixth and X v^r^fS_ stwlpi.-. UlU(.l\r.k-\\ DULnOlil 11 >.\l|lJ.\.\L t)A.\K, murMT , r , r rtin n ,, A
Btreels- '-tU^_> ! •-'•'■'■»■ ■ :t'-1 *v- !■*• 14-inch double-riveted Crocker RuUiliiur. Afarkot and Post Ml ill \ 1/ I V U At 111
——*rl !sl!.; ■' i'U '••: „ ttraets, Ban FrucUoo. hill t \ ft I nil (V 111
i su.ipq, • 14t 13"inch doub!f?"riveted PAID UP CAiiTAL, $1,000,000. SURPLUS, $380,000. uu"1^ ll> HIAJII U lUi,
|*-1. t"i. pi J l^^^l^'-^.^^jK 27, :•) feel No. 14, 12-inch double-riveted -, —, . -— ,
l^> fc * v OH <j 7,K64 :et No. 1-1, 11-inch double-riveted CHAKLBB F. OROCKER...E. H. MfLLKR J«. j^olclu^.
i&f^m*Mi^?!!Bs**tliJ a! SAvl »,070 net No. 14, 10-lnen double-riveted W. E. BKoWX Vice-Pre<l«lent $1,000- 10x1 GO;Twenty-ninth nndXstreets;
rstt^Zrs2!^lT*&^?!?&£L ,7*7,l steel pipe. WM. H. CROCKER Cashier good dwelling, three rooms; c-heap; easy
_ T.oi i feet No. 10. 9-lnch double-riveted ~~ payments.
'Pipe. Pwmb'c Rant Diriilonrl Vnti.m *:r-" i' 0-:-'0xl«0; Hstreet, near Sixth; dwell
3itU^CVtalt»fr». ' !,>>.. leet No. 10, 8-inch single-riveted steel itUjllt 5 Od\lUpi Ddllh lM\lllfll(l MU'.t in-, .ight rooms; rente. steadily; handy for
c PUe. ' -— boarding-bouse.
— 7 8,853 feet No. 16; 7-inch single-riveted steel \ BIVIDKNI) HAS BSEN DECLARED $2,250 — 4^x160; 1> street, near Twenty-
JFRA\I\ ("I \Ml\ iJ '■ -A. by the People'sakvings Bank tor the term Karth; dwelling, sw rponii. butli, pantry,
. i naan vi/rnvii.. 5.020 foet No. IG, G-iuch t,ing;e-rive(ed steel ending Janei 30,1892. at the ratu of five and j etosets; very convenient; si.000 down, o£lr
UNDERTAKING PARLORS pipe. one-third(sV^ pcrcent, per umnnn oa term • aneeontoogtima
...., Imo v™ J - t ' k.600 ieet No. 16.5-inch single-riveted steel deposits and lbqr' (4) per cent. per annum on 64.500—KixlGO; 1» street, near Twelith; a
]V,i,'",,,,, V* ■>iK'rail"!)t«- pipe. ordinary deposits, free of taxes.and payable modern cottage, very compk-i.- and in a fine
A SsJ'FXIALTY. GEUUQS! .Mm, 24 t\vo-in !i air-vnlves, with gates on and alter JULY 5. 1*;)2. location. Se« th)s bejore buyiqg.
jII CL.AHj\, tumrui Dr^rtor and County itu.^s. i^.s aud ouriii-, aecordlnft to specili- W-Nl- Htt'KMAN, President. fl.^">o-40.\10(>, with a new modern cottage
( oronerv Telephone No. 13^ . ",. ' ';. '■' ; cations. Gao. V. Lohknz, Cashier. jy4 five rtonis. bath; Ten;h street, mar Vstreet
W't it'.,7i v.m^t, .t ' s-'- J-ateiuU b.-ing the pipe for tlic 1at.r.,1 " ~ Tins is very Cheap, and When the electric
k\V\\\LGH I'lldertnker ?,W ho8 > fIODI "n<i and «, half inolu- .^ ri>"l is running to V street will be worth
. j. nai.iu.i^uu, LiiuciiUhCl, si^e. to-a p..rt of the disinbution systems ot 8500 mon.
>'o. si:i .1 -t.. l»<-t. Fifih and sixth. • ! 'i;' <'--'" and west .suits ol said JVrri.s Irrigii- r£&£*' 93,:)(-O —lox-0; west line of Seventh street
A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT- '' n ::;i '': ■ :«.-co:-di!i<,' t<> tl-.- -lvi- ami si c.-i- „.„„ -^^ v^»'f©?' near G street; agpod tuo-story, eight-room
j\ ment of Metallic and Wooden Casket*. tcjitlonso BaldJPenlS'lrrigutlon 1 i.-trict,and »T'KKARLR\ LEPAHTMENT, OFFICE OP dwellin}.-, with lat.; cony. niences. Thislsa
; Burial Cases, Coffins K&d Stirotuis famished. 'v "n ;- (1 n:i.ie office of tlie Board ol bi- j A Comptroller of th»; Currency, Washington, very handy location.
\ c*>nin orders wID receive prompt attention on e-tors of said district, and b, ing particularly | 4UIU; aa- 1892. Whereas, by Kajtislactoryevl- A flllp Buitdlng tot en J M 'eet, near Twi>nty
! short notice and at the lowest rates. Em- 6 bed as follows, to wfti j donee presented to the undersigned, it has Sjfirsi *tivet. for >ale or exchange for lot larger
I batming ,i a laliv. oflic* open day and ; ''"' tawml No. 9.1.558 feet 14-inch and ! been iua^e toa]>j*>rai- that -'The National Bank .. or iiouse und lot.
night. Telephone No. 805. 3,355 feet 15-inch pl|^. j ol D. tj. Mills k C 0.," in the Gttyof s u-ra-
' 1'""' lateral No. 3,1,535 fleet 7-inch and i njc-uto. in the County of Sa<Tamen to and State *»" hav< a laiLct • umnber of good Kuild-
JAI-IV \| 1f T FI? ■ •' 18-lnch and»1,644 feet ft-itteh pipe. i°* ' ailfornia. has complied with all the pro- ing.Lpteiri soinp of the bqst locations in the
jvun .wn.uKiv run:. 1 r... ao.i.u', on i«et 6-Inch, S,3IS i yisions ot the "Act ol t on^ress U> enable Na- cit-v- Anyoiie Intending to build m the future
(Soceesao* to Frit/ .v Miller), ! feet '-'nc» ■" d ),-•; o teet \\ -Ipch pi, c. I tional hanking Associations to extend their s'io ii<l not deiav the parchasc of a iot as no
UNDFRT \ X IMP, i For lateral So. 5. ft.670 feet y-iuch. l.;;oO ; corporate existence and for other purposes," bettor opportunity will ever be had for Baera
; UINUtHIAKINu ' AHLORS, ' ,-,-i n-.iuii. 1...:r :, t i 1 a inch and 4,7 20 ; approved July 12. 1 yyo. ' uieiito lvultsute tJian at tho pre^nt time.
i (Wit X STKKKT (ODD Fi:i,( >\VS' TE.M- e-tio-ii-d! i.e. ROW, therefor.-, \. K.I ward 8. Lacey Conip- *•—*
,7W»> pie). A com pleCe stefek of Undertaking tor laft-raJ Sp. ft, 2,§CB foet 12-Inch pipe. ■ Hf,', ller "' the '-"rrency, do hereby certify that I nniim t wr i r /^^^
- S22SI &S&* .° n "unl- KMH U.MlNti 1 For [at. raj No. 7, -,5 ,-o |cc« 11-im.-h pipe. ; The Nut.onal Bank of D. O. Mills & C 0.," in fIIMI I\T i I Olh Pt /<A
. Kl'fci'iALr^. 'ieuyuone No. is 6. X"or lateral No. 8, 2,710 feet «-lnch pipe. the City of Sacramento, in the Couoiy of Sac- II 1111 lil ll Al \lr (\
,_, F..i literal No. v. :.-,700 fix-t n-lncn and ran.onto and State of Califon,iu. is authorized UV H 111 11. llLull VL r'f..
6,040 teet 11-uach pipe. to have:succession lor the period specitied in auMil "
iWUito. »'.c»l>« itfcuMtrc (l-tc ,: ' ' laU'r;ii No- V'.~.e76 fe<-'t 13-inch and ltsainendcd urtid&j of association, namely, T , ,r , . , T ,
** ' ' l* *' V^OJUCC, VtTC, i,,.,,. ■ ... M ii,,-,, ; ,,.. Until-lose ot business on July*;, I9ii». " iiea btatf 10(1 IDSUIW 1 W'l S
For lateral So. ll,ttl 200 feet 18-lnchtolpe. Jn testimony w':ere<.,f, witu' ->s my hand and uu.i iiuuiuiiu .\.t..(3.
QRRQORY HROS. CO., JgiffiSs^°; {S^oS&^iSA& BeS^uf celhiB:i3ddayofi!T^gv 1015 Fori^"
l,>o. I*3, i : • M j L«8 J stroot, ui^^^ol^ii^ 0' - M Knu,:,,
Wlioli sale Iteaier- in rit rof tue so .-.: i,,. ,i quarter of section 7 ■ . !
PRTTIT A T\7 P» DiJAnTirc fewnsiilp'4 soutii, range 3 west, to the north- " ttt t^ nr^-r r*. -. . . ,-,
ANU FHUUUCE. we,t^ cyrner Q f the nortb^^quftrter of tto ©crtelft ant W P POTFMAM
«..i. aireatsloriln- I >a. i - -..r..ii Fruit ia. k- S1)"l"wi-' <l"a;-!e:-. > i4 ::.e s .-,-iion, township r 1 JIWWmBJIW^ V¥ . 1. V^UivlviVl Al>,
ing Madiinc. Bendfirfcircalars. ' »nd range; also 2,310 feiet of (Wnch pipe flwp _.
Bouthwesf cornef oj section 1--, township 4 rr' ""^^^-^ Real F^rafp ->■>- I C+
Ol!WTT« DBna a /■>/^ sooth, raoge 3 west, to the qnarier. corner be- lvcai OdlLSrOOin, 32-, J JiL
>^ *-'**- A IC^ r^rv\_fc?s. oc tw.e;i sections 17 and J.«, same townsbipand V^ «^. ' '" ?\ -
Genera. Co^is.ion Merchants, J^u^^J^ r . .^ Here is an Opportunity to &ct a Let Phean
Whfi aci .1 ivi npc n LVll t 'tin {Wilton s:v:'v" t^"^»>M' and ningy, u> southeast corner >-^'-'^B|hH»,'^- ;" _L__
)>!lOllSdii JMMillii Illr Ulld (1 lU'Ji :r, O n^., .-aiiietownsn.puiidran-,-. I«o— P**t h-,lf I^7^ ~, .. t
■n.e 0.:.t. n-tur or i-ontractors will be re- \ »33<>—Kast half Lot No. 4, corner ThirtieU
3OS, :*IO, J}l- K^t-. sa<-r»imoiito. qr-r.-l to m-im r al, ot sain material to tne 'ie^^^^^Ssf'hii^^l^^t an(J ' str«ts.
Felephonc ;i7. r ■.\ :?:;- uistrict within the boundaries thereof, laid I^&r'GSmHEF -flHß^.v' «„ n- .L , t r .
■ ~~—'• — c.'i...pictcin tht-uiteiKs, with the i.tun-s. in- ■ a: »37^~ west half of Lot No. 8, corner Twenty.
•o a ot \mTPAn «- on eluding the air valves and outlets attached --«2'7'^' ninth and U streets
r*.. rv^A. 1j ex \~\j., thereto,according to said plaits and speoitica- : -.v>"', • >'■' ■ -, •: -■-.<•■;
"lI rHOLESALK AND KMTAII- DEALERS I ttone, and within tiie n^jecUve lateral tv^vx*W?^< -..rife*?- —East half Lot 5, corner Thirtieth aud D
yV in Choice Family Qroceries, Prults and I ditches as herein and in aaid plans stated, the streets
Vegetables, Provisions, K)i>ur. U.i.v, (iiain, trencius lor which havo boon ojx.ned, and are sSrFtW^rSSP ""
and ali kiu'ls ol Millrftufls. Wine*,' Uyuore, now ready lor tsaid material to be placed «S££s!&-'"- $3io~ East half Lot - IJ street hc^wii
Cigars and Tobaccos; l-resh ButUr an.l Kgss a therein:and the contractor will b« required to &.^==^9^Bm^mE^^MZ^S3^rTi \-', Twpntv n ;«H, .-ru-' • Slr"l> De^e«'l
spcialtv: r.00.i-, d.-liv.-rcu Kre« of Charge to | close sui a lateral ditches to the level 01 the l Liii™miT*' 3"^p^fc * »»tni>-niotu aoa iturtieth.
any part of tin-city, raiiroad <!eix>t or steam-I surrounding coußtrjr. ■■■■■■n —'-' '■ " '**■ _
hnat landing: High, s! Price paid.for Country J AH work and material furnished aud done GOI DFN FTAOTTT T^r<™»T^TTT We W'Jl take S.K) down bnlannp in »«™thiT>
Produce. 400 1. STUEET. southeast corner under thf contract to be stibject to tbe loapec- iS^Adlvh, HOTEL, initallments TO SUIT YOU
Fourth. 1 tion of an oAcer appointed by the Hoard of Corner Seventh and X Streets.
~~— Uiret-torn; aud all work shall be tlone under OTRIOTLY Frß^TrT4t;ti kritv iri'u ah *v. » *
u,c direcUon and to the sutwuction oj ihc en- Sto aVd from thi <^rs bese ljnto on tho Llne of Eileo
1T H i IT 1 I gineer und be approved l.y the board; the W A IiOWFRR PronriPtnr trie Road.
\ ] j J I J Wk to be coramniced within fittecn day* w. v. HOWEKb. Proprietor.
\ All (i A I A I i\\ AIICU I audio be completf..t witliin oue hundred and r- — -. \yrr^TVT-r>^»- >-w^^ »
VIII If H 111 I'lSll'lv ntty dav.s from the dale of liie contract. . A MONEY TO LOAN.
I 111 111 lil ) 111 I 111 1 j 1A Tiie plans and specifications for all of said &\
L. \ v VJ. V V lv I V V \J x KJi work and material ciiy be seen at the office of ' *
Bald Board of Directors at Perils, aud copies ottk_ '*• Bom. X A fßnirw
: thereof may be had upon application to the fjpuujk.ili].. fqfo^i^ft: jVjJT'W'rft ~ — LfS_ 5V.V.*iSi
Secretary,and plans and specifications '
The lioard of Supervisors of Sac- shall be attached to and made a part of the <iS?>tQfiu-*t^tei«sS3^a TrnT3? c=r Or T "PT
1 • contract when let. vjv |«nß||3)B mR 3 Wtwß PW- —'-L.A- »_)_Z>oi__l_^JCL..
laineiltO County having made ail IJidders wiilistate the amount for which said -fcAmJtJ^HI iKß.lEjCumjij.
.... material will be furnished as a whole, and also SSrwfifc^l^Sf«fsfcSr^S
Order directing' a the price per lineal toot.lncluding tittings, for L-« £*tSMfifiSS 4EB SLI Si « A XT t/->t-< /-x-^ t—v^ t t-^ r-^ -r
nn nrininrpnirmnv UM^'^ I^^^^^M ANICECORNERLOT
1 11J llyUlO I 11.1 I IV.l taryofthe Ferris Irrigutlon district, l'erris fe^^g^g^^T^W^SEglfe l, Ju cars; ,ox >v; two K ood houses on
>uj\ l'u-o rouuty. Chlif.ruia." with the *& i.i'!'' r ' 6 '"'r lUoulh- 1"-
Of;attthe votos », said oooaty, k S^^r^fefeSt^t^^ western hotel, t l " r.. lf . n TOa
will be necessary for all electors, in !R^!ftSlBSS^^ T^nt^fl^^l^'nis W» JameS MlllS ' 3 01 JSt
order to vote at the next ft~priaoAj^.buiVoand from hoW \ BEAL EBTATE AND nrgUBAHOI.
election, to be held November 8, gSJ^g HOTEL, ~
1892, to make application in person 3 2(£ S'eSe^S Corner X and Fifth Streets ' Sa^^ento. TOOT F V
to he retne^erod the bond hereinafter provi-ied, within the (^KNTHALLY LOCATED AND CONVEX VV/V/IvJL/I
iv lc ic^ibLcrcu. time prescribed. » \^ Jent to all placos ol amusement. The best
Said registration will commence | At the time and place hereinbefore stated f«""ly hotel 1:1 the city The table always itt T
oau MMW Ba . d sal;i wUI be opened iv public, aud «"Pphod with the brst the market affords. \\/rit^O I tlClim fi/»O
JULY 30, 1592, and end OCTO- lus soon as convenient tnei-<-Hitc-i• ; u , board Street car--irom the .Icp^.t pass the door every WllLCo Ill^lll ClllLt/,
•L ' . . will let said contract, either in portions «>r as n\e minutes. Meals, 25 cents. ~~j
BhK 24, 1802. Registration rooms a whole, to the lowest responsible bidder. C._t_. MNi.LCTiN, Proprietor. n .^
, , • 1 r. /• . Any person or persons to whom a contract >^^^,^^ '■ — V/^llr-i IJ/-\rAl L\-.-#-^^-r-v
are Oil the third floor Of the Court- um.y be awarded will, within iltteen days after THE SADDLE ROCK uGIIS KPf^ V^\ <\ I P
, notice of said award, be required to enter into Ro( . tonrlQn< DM , ,-. , TT UVUO lvwlu iVOIUIWi
house. a contract in accordance herewith,aua within nesiaurant and CJyster House.
ten days thereafter to enter into a bond, with
T^sVUJFQ Win \ THT RF good and >utnwent sureties, to be approved j r^U^T-CLASS HOU-SE IN EVERY RE- iniQ cnTTDTU CTnr?c ,_,
J^^AAAILO WlLly AUI Isr> Dy tae board, payable to said district, tor Its \JL spect. Ladles' mnlng-rooin separate. Open lOlc3 FOURTH STREET-.
TDWCPCDDmi'Dmi TUT /"U T^ use-lor ut least adj»tr cent, of the amount of day ," nd, nisiht. I'.UCKMANN ot lAKRA-
I KAAorJllvKJtlJ r KUAI lliivUlvD the contract, tor the. liiithful perWrmance of QHER, Proprietors. Vo. 1019 Second street. Telephone No :$B5
nrnioTrn said contract; audalso proyi<led that said pipe betwecu_J^and X, Heoramento. i : — ■ —
Khulblt-K. line or lines when completed will not leak, and ~—" '—'
that the comractoV,or Contractors, wifl keep O V"^ "R; T^ T-T AWW
LET EVERY VOTER TAKE SS^^SrST^^^l^ofl *7hedif) £3 ' "^W^'
NOTICE AND GET REGISTERED. v, be used j/tP&tf^/WSfm REAI ESTATE AND INSURAXCE '
W. W. RHOADS w^S^dd^to^l^^ 11??^ 1010 FOUIITH street,
' engineer of the district, us v standard for v^aSJBMBBW^^ nirDn^vKn /•. r ,i.^,.x-t .
County Clerk. rr'(! >nee and comparison, and all material in _ ,„ BAMtA)ii..\iu, - - IAi.Ii'UK.MA.
rm to lti* •»* uf the R^t^PlT^l^^?^ LAWTON&WHITBECK
TO A X fiORIV'sON SSiS^^^^ ; ' ri .-l; r M. MORRISON und A. M.UAULT, 403 J Street, Sacramento.
IV rt, U. 11U1I1K0UJ, by order of the Hoard of Directors of the «-« Mr , Mn . v t-^ t^am >^,,.,t^
Perris Irrigation District. MAISON PAURE MONEY TO LOAN, NO LIMIT
District Attorney of County ef Placer, H A p IIHm , N Hf™ Y|FresUent- flench RocjasiSßiE, 618 X .street, TO AMOUNT.
, rctit ion wil be made to the Governor of the JUiIV;LVI LU t >OULIuAIIUJ. IMPORTANT N . nTTPI?
Stat« of California on WEDXESDW the - »mr-uK iaa i 1%0 1 ICE. ■ - ■&
: Hg^pSs NHS^S^SSf 2a»S»s« Joe Pe^jm, The Taller
HOTZ AGUE CURE:i^-feS^i«S^l=i|| per -.ta^W ft^Mß.
(Sure Cure) _^ ***.«•.•!«•« 80.19D5. I Kff/ai»SuiltSwffig5 l ?S e 'gifs2» UlB1""'* Wi «■ , if"
Al hamr-s drug sme, CITY BREWERY, gSp3 M . te i Ipl
*O1 X Street. -J^D^^ioach^apdjrromJjqusc d&w PaciflO Co«Sl. v^ addrew.
c 7 sc^i:«^o.* co- twelfthlndStreets, fiSr??a^ 600 JStmt.^Jth.Saeramcnto.
SirsapwiHa and Ireo wit Orange Cider sacramesto. ' g;^^'^»^hii^sittS?SSSSiSS hammam bath.
Au,iUd,o<Ua BOT^.J 2 n g£ r-w&£r« Th . B»«" eqaTO* Steam Beer aad m eal S ,vt a1,750u^ bervbd m a fclfcfe^SSl^feaS
IE RECORD-UXION LEADS ALL IJ} roriei ttrt^trj on ttie coast. iIJL nrPUclass manner. Qysteta in every jin both ladies'and gentlemen's departments,
the interior of caiifomu^ i FRANK RUHSTALLER. Proc oilujExic j: 1. 0 ' | %gt£?^iJZsB!i!&^ Brtartw
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