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STATE FAIR RACES.
Entries to Some of the Early-Closing
. Events.
i
Others to Closo on the 26th—All the
Purses and Stake Events Are
Well Filled.
At yesterday's session of tbe State
Board of Agriculture the entries for such
of the races as closed on the Ist of this
month were canvassed* and announced.
Some are pacing, others trotting, and
others still running events.
(ni the -10th of this month all the other
trotting and juicing entries will close, and
at tbat time tbe remainder of the running
programme will be made public.
It will be seen tbat tbe races are filling
well, some having upward of thirty en
tries, and they include some of tbe best
borses the State has ever produced :
KIN.NING B______,
No. I—The opening scramble for two-year
olds; a sw. epstake; six furlongs.
M. A. Howard's eh. c. Banjo, by Peregrine;
dam bj Foster.
J. P. Zantzniger's br. c. Don Mongano, by
Alta; dam, Mernlee.
J. P. Zanteioger's b. c sir Cuthbert, by Alta;
dam, Dizzy Blonde.
Al Morin.'- b.c. Montalvo, by Sid; dam
May Bell by Norfolk.
G. F. iodhunter's b. c. Huntsman,by Prince
of Norfolk; dam, Haidee by King A houso.
L. . I.i, use's eh. c. Orizaba, by Cyrus; dam
Leila imp.
George Van Gorden's b. c. Articus, by Ar
gyle; dam < lien lock.
B. W. Cavaiinu_rh's eh. f. Quirt, by Joe
Hooker; dam. Trifle.
Garland .V BanisdeU's eh. c. by Duke of
Norfolk; dam N. ilsen by Wlldiule.
...urge (irlndle's cii. *c. Bast t haoce, by
Duke ot Norfolk; dam, Vidette by Virgil.
A. V. Stephenson's sr. c. Faro, by Prince ot
Norfolk: dam by A.ondale.
J. li. Mbler's b. c. Romulus, by Brutus:
Uam Beauty.
(i can View Stables-gr. f., by Hidalgo; dam,
Helen scratch, by Scratch.
M. WolM-ill's cb. c. Baldwin, by Votante;
dam. Heliotrope, by Joe Hooker.
L ne stables' b. g. l'rieelle, by Imp. Cyrus;
dam. Precious.
1 om Stables' b. g. The 1-ark, by Wlldidle;
dam. Monday tdlv.
Garden City Stables' b. f. Warrago, by War
wick; dam, Fidalma.
I.a Siesta Ranch's b. f. Wandering Nun, by
Argyle; dam, June; N., by McGregor.
Henry Schwartz's b. g. Bands lorman, by
Alia; cam. Charlotte.
<.. L. Bon's cli. c. Carmel, by Duke of Nor
folk; dam, c irmen.
Enclno Stables' br. f. Fortuna, by imp.
Brutus; dam, \ lola Rea.
Enciuo stal l.s' br. c. Solitario, by imp.
Brutus dam, fanny F.
J. Naglee Bulk's b. c. Agitato, by imp. Cy
rus; dam, Frolic.
Williams & Morehouse's clv f. Gnsale, l.y
Hyder All: dam by King Ban.
No. 2—Tbe Bonn] Slope stake: a sweep
stake for two-year-old lillies. Five-eighths
ot a mile.
Thomas Boyle's eh. f. by Prince of Norfolk;
dam. by Hooker.
B. W. < avanaiigh's eh. f. Quirt, by Joe
Hook.r; dam, Trine.
Garland Jc RamsdeU's b. I. Normandie, by
Imp. Kyrie Duly; dam. Extract, by Virgil.
i lakland Stable's en. t. Enclnal, by John A.;
dam, Alameda, by Springbok.
W. B. line's is. f. Rosalia, by Mariner; dam.
Rosy, by shannon.
(_. H. Whitney's b. f. Memoir, by Broad
Church; dam. Keepsake.
.Mrs. Wol-skill's b. f. (tladiole, by G-mo
Edleweiss.
A. V. s: phenson'a b. f. Blue Bell, by Prince
of Norfolk; by Gem ol the Mountains.
Alameda Stables' b. .". Chevy Chase, by imp.
(he. lot; dam, Jennie Belshaw.
Alameda Stables' b. f. Border I BSSIe, by
Imp. Cheviot; .lam. Cosette, by Joe Hooker.-**
.1. 11. Miller a sr. t. Sallie M„ by Three
rs; dam Sopbls.
Ocean View stable's jr.t ,by Hidalgo;
dam, li ie:. Scratch by Scratch.
P. si, i,. utbali r's eh. 1. Seaside, by Mariner;
cam. Marin, b.v Tha ISte.ens.
1-. li polster'a en. t. Yanjedean, by Green
lam \ ictoria. by Wlldidle.
. ..ii ecu City stables'' b. t. Warrago, by War
wick; dam, Fidalma.
- b. i. Wandering Nun. by
Argj le; dani Janet ST., by McGregor.
P. Wi tx r's eh. '.. by Tyrant* dam Premium.
(i.Applebys b. f lillie s., by Major Ban;
dam Stella s.. by Joe Booker.
.!. Nn.: cc Burks blk. f. Ardenie, by Hidalgo;
dam TOucher Pas.
Williams A Morel.one's eh. f. Oussie. by
Hyder All, by King Ban.
So. 3.—The Calliornia Annual Stake, a
handicap for two-year-olds; six furlongs.
M. A. Howard's eh. c. Banjo, by Paregrlne;
uam by Foster.
J. P. Zantzlnger*s br. c Bon Mongano, by
A ia; dam Ml ri .11. i .
Al Morioe's b.c. Montalvo, by Sid; dam
May Bell by Norfolk.
1.. I. Rose's eh. c. Orizaba, by Cyrus; dam
Leila imp..
George van (lonian's b. c. Auticus, by Ar
gyle—(deiil ek.
B. W. ( avanaugh's eh. f. Quirt, by Joe
Booker; cam r rifle.
ml __ RamsdeU's eh. c. Neiisen colt, by
Duke of Norfolk: dam Nei sen. by Wildidie.'
George Grindfe 1! oh. c. Bast chance by
Dukeol Norfolk, dam Vidette, by Virgil.
George Howson's b. g. PolaskL by Captain
Al: dam by Gold Cup.
Mrs. Wollskill's b. f. (iladiole, by Gano—
Edi B.t i><.
A. Y. Stephenson's sr. c. Faro, by Prin(e ot
Norfolk; by Avondalc
Alameda Stables' b. f. Chevy Chase, by imp.
Cheviot; dam Jennie Belshaw.
•da Stables' b.f. I-order Lassie, by imp.
Chi viot; dam i osette, by Joe Hooker.
Burns J. Watert-OU-M-S b.c. The Mallard,
by I'ellowcliarin; dam. The Teal.
J. H. Miller's sr. f. Salilu M., by Three
Ci.c rs; dam, Sophia.
i 'cc oi View stable's gr. f., by Hidalgo; dam,
Helen Scratch, l.y Scratch.
M. Wolfsklll's eh. c. Baldwin, by Volante;
dam, Heliotrope, by Joe Booker,
Lone Stable's s. s. Thoruhill. by imp.
Cheviot; dam, Phoebe Anderson.
Lone Stable's b K. The Bark, ov Wildidie
dam, .don.lay illly.
<;are a ible's Warrago. by Warwick;
dam. Fid. Una.
.are .Uy Stable's b.c. Alexis, by Argvie
dam. 1 r -a.
LaSli sa Ranch's b. t. Wandering Nun by
Argyle; dam, Janet N.. by McGregor.
Henry Schwartz's b. g. Sands Furmau. by
Alta-Charlotte.
1. .1 Boss's blk. c. Bordeaux, by Mariner—
Eufaula.
,-.!.. lion's cb. c. Carnal, by Duke of Nor
folk: .aim. Carmen.
Enciuo stable's b. f. Tillie S , by Major Ran;
dam, stella s.. by Joe Booker.
J. Naglee Bark's eh. f. Vivace, by Flood;
dam, By imp. Amelia.
No. I— Ibeauliimn handicap for_;-vcar-olds;
a BW( epstake of one mile.
J. P. /antxinger's br. h., Don Monaana by
Alta—Merrll
G. F. lodhmiter's b. c. Huntsman, by
Prince of Norfolk—Hat dee'by Kins Alfonso.
I. .1. Rose's eh. c,Orlsaba, by ( vrus—imp '
Lelta. • •" 1
c Qordan's b. c, Articus. by
Garland _. Bumsdell's cb.c, by Duke ot Nor
folk— Ne.is.u by Wlldidle.
Garland .. Bam dell's b. f. Normandie by
Imp. Kyrie Daly—Extract by \ ngil.
i at land Stable's eh. t., Enclnal. by John
A.—Alameda bj Springbok.
.. Bowson's b. g., Polaskl, by Captain
Al—By Gold Cap.
_\. "i. Slephi uson'a b. f.. Blue Bell.by Prince
of Norli lk -Gem of the Mountains
.! H. Miller's b. c. Bom ulna, by Brutus—
Beanty.
View s,alec's gr. {.. by Uiual,*. —
He!, v Scratch by Scratch.
■ Slebentha .■'- eh. t.. seaside, by Mariner
—Marin by Thad Stevens.
I. Depoister'a eh. f. Yanjedean, by Green-
I s k victoria, by Wii
Lone Stable's b. g. Lark, by Wlldidle—Hon
das filly.
Gardei I Stabl ib.cHappy Band, by :
John Happ—Flown r Girt.
• n City Stable's b. g. Alexis, by Vrgvle •
— i rlsn.
- : . f. Warrago, by War
wick—l Idalma.
La Siesta Ranch's b. f. Wandering Nun, by
Argyle— .. •■ M-, by McGregor.
lUnr\ Schwarts b. g. Sands Formau by
Alta—Charlotte.
1.. J. Kose's bit. c. Bordeaux, by Mariner—
Enlauia.
i;. L. Bon's eh. c. Carmel, by Duke of Nor
folk —I 'ariiitn.
I 1,--;: ~al I - fir. f. Fortuna, by imp. ;
.by Lodi.
.1. Naglee Burks b. c. Agitato, by Cyrus-
Frolic.
Una ft Morehouse's eh. f. Gussie. by
Hyder Ali—by King Ban.
So. s—The Del .Mar stake, for all uot
Stake to be named after the winner 11 Del
iun. Oae mile.
G. l. Todhunter s b.c. (2) Huntsman, by
S rfolk Bal i.e. by Kii... \
Wii.mm Monroe's br. g. -.o Long Tom, by
Longfellow—Lucy Jackson, by Endorsi r.
William Monroe's eh. g. 5 Charley Brown,
by Jin, Brown—Viola, by Hlmyar.
C. P.ci inname's b. s. Sir Reel, by Alta—
Blonde.
Gtorge Van < Jordan"* b. c. (2) Amicus, by
A
D ... . _v Acheron's b. h. .4) I'cscudor, by,
Gano—Mida Howard.
m
Oakland Stable'*b.g. S) Oakland, by John
A.—A lame la. bj Bpr h_i.....
h. D. tirown'a br. c. .. Q.uaHerstair, by
linn. Krlar Tuck; __am, sister to Rath Ryan.
w . 1-. smith's 0. c. i 3« -iebair, by St. Savior
—Mghthawk.
J. B. Kind's b. s. (4) Red Cloud, by Red Iron
-Jtaggii li.
(.11. Whitney's cli. s. (a) Canny Scot, by
Leln»ter—Tibbie Dunbar.
I. 11. Miller's b. c. -2) Koimilus, by Brutus-
Beaut v.
M. Wol&kill's b.f. (3, Heilodora, by Wild
iclle-11. lioirope, by Joe Hooker.
l.one Stable's s.g. (4> Belfast, by Longvlew—
Annie \ eto.
lone Stables'a. s. (3) Tarazora, by Cheviot—
Besaii Hooker, by Jo.-Hooker.
Gard i. ciiy Stables' b. _.<_.) Wan-ago, by
Warwick—Pldalni a.
Garden city stables' b. f. (3) Atosso, by
Dunlap—Catherine WheeL
Garden t ity Stables' b. c. 2, Alexia, by
Areylc; dam, 1 risa.
Henry Schwartz' b. h. (4) Dinero. oy Alta-
Charlotte.
Henry Schwartz' b. g. (__) Sands Format], by
Alta—Ch-urlott*.
...Y.V 1'- A.P'' bvs b- m- f») Raindrop, by
\\ lldidl.—Teardrop.
W. 1.. Appleby's c. c. (3 Wvansliott, by
Oregon—Super ba.
I~ J. Rose's blk. c. (2) Bordeaux, by Mariner
— I'.UiO.U.
'•■ 1., lion's Carmel, by Duke of Norfolk—
Carmen.
Endno Stal.ls' <!i. c. ; Conde, by Duke Of
Norfolk- May D.. by Wildl lie.
Kuciuo .stables'ch. i. a Charmer, by Wild-
Idle—Turban.
i.. I Shi] pee's eh. h. 6 Major Ban. by im
port. ■ i King Ban — Hearsay, by Imported
Australian.
I'Aoni. anu iKorriKi:.
Pacing purse, 91,000; 2:17 class. Bones
makings record ot _!:14, or be tier, on or be
fore August 2i,th, are to receive a return of
entrance money, and shall be bane.: irom
starting in U-.si_.ee, bat may reenter August
-.(ltli in their pr.., er classes.
A.Clark's 1., in. li- raidine, by Mt. Vernon;
dam Edith, by Oeneral -McCl.llaii.
■!. W. Dougherty's b. g. Turk Franklin, by
Prospect; cam unknown.
R. il. Newton's br. h. Tom Ryder, by _k\
andi r Button: dam by Pluck Ralph.
Q. \\. Woodard'i br. m. Belle Button,by
Alexander Button; dam by Deitz' St. Clair '
J. W. Dooathan'a ... m. Hazel H., byJaca
Roberts: dam bad. Hamilton.
Keating __ Ottinger'i b. in. Kdlth, by Dexter
Prince: cam by Hamilton Chief.
Ux Cerritoa Stock Farm's b.tn. Lady 11 by
Sidney; dam sultana, by Delmr
irotUngpurse, »1,000, 8:27 class. Borses
making a rccoru of 2:22, or better, ou or be
tors August 38th, are to receive a return of
entrance money, and shall be barred I m
starting in tiiis race, hut may re-enter August
..tith in th. ir pro er classes.
.1. 1). Cirr's b. g. Rex. by Anteeo; iam lUsci
dent, by hJmo.
L. .1. Rose I _ r. m. Faika, by Stamboul: dam
Blanch '!'., bj Nephew.
.1. 11. iiutliwiipe's b. in. Mary Caldwell, by
Wilkes Boy; dam Lmar Patchen, by To.li
Patchen.
B. F. Sin-ague's b. s. Re-elect, by Elect: dam
by Nipper.
P. Brai.u.w's b. g. Free Coinage, by Ab
botsforu; dam Agnes, by Jim Lick.
I. in cas smith s b. h. Columbus S., i.v Mc-
Donald Chief, 3.6**B* dam Fanny Rose, by
Ethan Allen .Jr.. 2,i 0:!.
John Blue's b. m. Hattie 11., by Alexander
Button; dam by Dawn.
A. B. Spree-eels' b. c. Index, by Dexter
l'rliic :dam i da, by Abbotsford.
.1. W. Uordun'a b. s. c. \v. s.. byAbbots
ford; dam Muldoon, by < leorge M Batch, n .Ir
C. J. Heyi.rs Colon.l Benton, by General
Benton* dam Fairest, by Kentucky Prince.
c. R. H.ppln's br. s. Cubit, by Caliban: dam
Camlet, by Hamlet.
G. B. Tlbbot's b. s. General Wiles, by Black
Hay. k .McGregor [8:28); dam by Joe Young
'm.l .'7^l.
11. W.Moek'a h. s. Lustre, by Fallls; dam
I'atti, by Nutwood.
i. A. I.iiirfcc'M b. s. Qogslper, by Simmons;
dam Lady Bryan, by Smugs
A. 1.. Hinds' li. t. Hera.by _ lambrmoWilKes;
dam by ('.inductor.
I. DeTurk's b. m. Maud Fowler, by Anteo;
dam Eveline, by Nutwood.
.1. 0. Mack's gr. in. Anita, by Rockwood, Jr.;
dam Lucy, by Vermont,
Williams .v Morehouse's b. m. Magenta, by
rempest, 1881 —by Commodore Belmont.
4,340. '
Trotting purse, 8800; 2:30 class. Horses
makings record ol _!::__> or better,on or be
fore August )2t>lh,are to receive a return of
entrance mouey, aud shall be barred trom
starting in this race, but may re-enter August
261h, In th ir proper classes.
J.E.Corey's b. m. V. o idem, by Wo.idnut;
dam, Inez by Nordile.
I__J. Rose's li. s. Comrade, by Stamboul;
dam. Vict >ri__ by Electioneer.
J. H. Outhwaites eh. m. Lady Clare, by
Elyrla; dam, Lou by Mamb. Sterling.
Hugh Casey's b. m. Fanny c, by Fallls;
dam. Daisy by Oeneral Reno.
ir. K. D. w Ise's b. l. Adelaide Simmons, by
Simmons; cam by Milwaukee.
S K. Ti't-frv s 1.. - Prince Daniels; by Dex
ter Prince; dam by .loc Daniel!.
F.P. Wickersham'a b. g. Alex, by Alex
ander—unknown.
Thomas smith's eh. m. Dolllcan, by Mam
brmo Chief, Jr.; dam Funny Wilson "by Mc-
Cli Han 14 1.
Myers fle Myers' b. f. Yelle Medium, by
Bappy Medium: dam Argents.
John Blue's b. m. Battle _______ by Alexander
Button; dam by Dawn.
A. B. Spreckels' b. c. Index, by Dexter
Prince; dam. Ida, by Abbottsford.
John Harrison's en, h. Dusk, by Dawn-
Nellie Evans, by Evarts.
Walter Mabea's b. g, Daylight, by Chief of
the Echoes; nam not givea.
li. W. Meek s br. g. Fallacy, by Fallls; dam,
Beauty, by Mambrino Wilkes.
i . A. Hurt, c's b. s. Gossiper, by Sinimons;
dam. Lady Bryan, by Smuggler.
A. 1.. Hinds' li. t. Hem. oy Mambrino
Wilkes; dam by Conductor.
J.R. Sawyer's eh. s. Desota, tty Rnnchero
dam by Country Gentleman.
William Doty ■ b. g. Doty's Brigadier hv
Brigadier; dam, Maud I.i.
!■_. Topham'B Minnie 8.. by Billy ThornliilP
dam, Laura it., by Electioneer.
Williams ,v Morehouse's b. g. l a go by
Tempest I,BBl—by Commodore Beunont
4,8 10.
J. D. Can's b. m. Little Change, by Carr's
Mami.-Stella I)., by Elmo.
Pacing Purse, 9700s 2:25 class; borses mak
ing a record ot 2:20. or better, on or betore
August 2t>tli,aie to r.c.ive a return of en
trance money, and shall be barred irom start
ing In this rac, but may re-enter August
_it,t:, in tbeir proper classes.
,1. 1...veil ■ eh. in. Gipsy, l.y Wapsie: dam
by George M. Patchen.
PecK d: Cox's sr. g. T. 8., by Almont.
(Iwen Bros.' b. g. Billie Bowers; pedigree
unknown.
H. I. Thornton's Ramon, by Sydney-dam
silver Bye. "' .
K. I*. Clark's m. li. Orland, by Cprigbt.
Charles B. smith's b. s. Dave Benton by
Tom Benton; dam Young Jennie, by Have
Hill, Jr.
A. McDowell's b. g. Ashton, by El Capital]
Albert Joseph's b. g. Pascal, by Yic:or; dani
by I>■ *11 Vie or.
H. 1.. .Mini's b. s. Bnywoo.l, by Woodnut
i2:l(i;_ ; dam Graves mare, by Echo.
-acta Rosa Stock Fin ni's hlk. m. Molly
Allen, by Mambrino Wilkes: dam l.auv Alien*
L. Funks I"-, s. 1.. A. Dick, by Richards'
Eli etor; dam Katy r., by Ha lla.
ii. W. v..... 'Hot'- br. m. Mat',,. B.,by Uex
ander Button; dam, Lady, by Don.
Tn..mas Kenny's eh. s. Blonde Wilkes by
Guy Wilke-: dam, Blonde. ' *
C* J. Heylei s our Boy. by Vernon Boy
dam, Black Bess.
J. W. Harm r's <". a, m. Brilliantine, by Bril
lam. Prompter mare.
od Park stock Farm's b. s. Clbolo by !
Charles 1 erby; dam, Addle Asli. by Indian
spoils.
R.Tininierinan'scli. f. Roslta A., by Adrian; -
dam by Whippes Bamblstonlan.
C. M. Altkea'a br. tn. Nellie 1., by Booth
dam by i 'lay.
11. W. Me. k's b. g. Eric, by Elector; dam '
Bonnie B . by Chieftain.
.1. \. Troxel's oh. g. Surprise, by Liberty
Sontag; dam. Susie, by Georas M. Patchen.
_\. K. l^i'.ni.'s eh. s. Reno Prince, by Dexter
Prince; dam, Buss 1.., by Courtland Chief.
T. iv.w. rs' b. g. Cyrus, by Captain \\ ebstei.
dam unknown.
-♦-
Pulled a Houvy Load.
Two horses attached to a heavy truck
took fright iv the alley back of Wein
stock, Lubiu ,t Co's buihliug about 0
o'clock last evening and dashed out to
ward Fifth street iv a breakneck gait.
Reaching Filth, they turned south so
dy as to neariy upset the truck.
As it was the heavy wagon was thrown
violently against the trees and curbing
on the east side of the street damaging it
somewhat. The young man who had
been driving the truck chased the runa
ways down to the corner of Fifth and M
streets when lie succeeded in slouping
them.
-— —
The Cavnuaturhs Sued.
William Dixon, through his attorney, '
A. L. Hart, commenced suit in tho Su- j
perior Court yesterday against Jobn and
Hart Cavanaugh for the possession ot the !
noils Ouirt and Addie Chipmau, or, in
•ase a return cannot be had, then tor the I
value of >aid property in tbe sum of i
■10.000, He also sues for damages iv the I
sum of 52,'..>J and for costs of suit.
__» _
Arrested on Suspicion.
A man named Frank Williamson was |
irres'.ed by deputy Constable \V. P. liris- ;
»el yesterday on siisi.i.-ion of havhijj
stolen a lawn bower. It was a brand
new mower, and Williamson was trying
to sell it f.ir ,"> oents. Tho property is
now at the Sbcriti's oUice awaiting" an
owner.
i
SACRAMEKTO DAILT. KECOBD-UKIOX, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1593.-STX PAGES.
THE ORDINANCE SUSTAINED.
Judge Buckley Says the Trustees Can
Revoke Licenses.
Rlaneolonl and Perlnl Found Guilty
and Tbeir Notorious Dance Hall
"Will be Closed.
Louis Biancoloni and J. Perini were
tried on Wednesday lor selling liquor at
tbeir dance-hall on Second street after
tbeir license bad been revoked by the
Board of Trustees for keeping ■ disor
derly bouse. Their attorney claimed that
tbo ordinance wiiich covered tbe matter
of revocation was void, as a license was
property and could not be taken from
them without their being beard.
It being au important point Judge
litickley took it under advisement until
yesterday morning, when bo rendered
his decision. It is a subject of congratu
lation to tbe community that bis decision
sustains tbe ordinance au.l give., the city
relief when such places become too bad.
Tbo follow ing is
.!rin.i: BUCKLEY'S DECISION:
Defendants are accused of having vio
lated l Iniinance No. 27, by opening a sa
loon in this city and selling Certain
liquors therein witliout having a license
so to do as provided in said ordinance.
The court finds the following facta:
'ihat in .July of tiiis year the city Is
sued to defendants a license to conduct
said saloon, which license was to run un
til i iciolier Ist.
That on tbe 'list day of July the Hoard
of Trustees, without notice to said de
fendants an.l against their wishes or
knowledge, revoked said license and or
dered repaid lo them such proportion of
the sum paid for said license as the un
expired term bore to the euliro quarter.
That on < 'ctober Ist, and alter such re
vocation, defendants continued to con
duct sai.l saloon witliout further license, i
That said ordinance was passed June
22, l.S'.il; that tbe board ordained tbat it
should take effect from and alter .lune
3D, USi, and tbat it was published ou ten
days alter iis passage.
Defendants contend: First, that said
ordinance is invalid by reason ot insuili
cient publication; and, secondly, that it
is unconstitutional, in that it seeks to !
deprive defendants of property without
due process of law.
As to the lirst question, assuming that
the ordinance was published the require.t
number of times, it would take etlect by
operatiou of law, notwithstanding auy
contrary direction oftho Hoard of Trus
tees. Their direction may be treated
as a superfluity.
Tbe charter, among other things, em
powers the board to lix and collect a
license tax on all saloons, to license, tax,
regulate, prohibit or suppress all saloons
and like places.
In pursuance of this, and its police
power, the city passed the ordinance iv
question, providing forthe regulation o!
saloons, and in Section <; thereof, or
dained as follows: "Nothing in this ordi
nance shall be construed as preventing
the Bourd of Trustees from revoking a
license at any time, and without such
complaint being tiled, ou causing to be
repaid to the party to whom such
license was issued, such a proportion of
tho sum paid by him therefor as tiie un
expired term bears to an entire quarter/
.'. license authorizing a person to retail I
spirituous liquors does IKK create a con- I
tract between him ana tiie Government.
Tbe etioct is merely a permit to carry on
the trade undei certain regulations, and
to exempt bim from penalties provided
for unlawful sales. He takes bis license
subject to such conditions as tne Legisla
ture may see lit to impose at any time.
[See 70 Alabama, o.i; 21 Kansas, 72-1;
"iO Conn., 829; 11 Mich., 4'J; 3S N. H., 227;
138 Mass., 579.]
The Supreme Court of this State in the
case of in re Guerrero, Sixty-ninth Re
ports, sustained an ordinance of the city
of Los Augeles, whicii provided that no i
license to keep a saloon should issue until '
a permit iv writing from the Hoard of \
I'olice Commissioners authorizing such
iss-.ni' siiould be liled with the Clerk of
the Council, and tbat the Hoard of
Police Commissioners should liave the j
power to revoke said permit at any time. !
The same court uphold the validity of au I
ordinance of the city of Stockton, contain
lng a power similar to the one in dispute j
in this case. (Seventieth Cal. Hoports,
page 39.
The question of the right to revoke an I
unexpired liquor license was raised In
tho Suprome Court of tbis State, and,
while not strictly passed upon, was dis-j
posed of in a way, in my judgment, un
favorable to tho claim of defendants
heroin.
[Ex parte Cbristinsen, 85 Cal., 210; ex
parte Campbell, 74 Cal., 2.1.]
Licenses to carry on avocations of life,
which are not supposed to bave any in
jurious tendency, are property, and 'so is
the rigiit to conduct the business: but a
municipal license to retail spirituous
liquors is not a contract, out is simply a
permit to carry on a trallic upou which.
the Government may impose such con
ditions as it chooses, or prohibit alto
gether, and this right of regulation and
prohibition is a constitutional one, wiiich '
may be enforced as a police regulation.
The defendants were therefore declared '
guilty of violating the ordinance, and i
will receive their sentence to-day.
Their attorney, W. li. Scott, gave notice !
that they \» iii appeal the case to a higher
court, but in the meantime tbey will be j
ordered by the Police Department to :
close, and if they reopen again tliey will
be arrested every time they do 80.
GLADIATORS IN TRAINING.
Interestintr Scenes nt tho Athletic
Club's Gymnaslom.
There was a big rehearsal for tho Circus
Maximus at the gymnasium of the Sac
ramento Athletic Club lust evening. The
gladiators who are to slay each other in j
the arena of tho colliseum were raining
blows upon each others' shields and
armors, making such a racket that peo
ple on the street thought a uew boiler
shop bad been started up. Wooden
swords are being used at present to pre
vent accidents, but when the show takes
place and the men become proticient with
their weapons, the regulation heavy steel
short-sword will be used.
The net and trident :neiiarii and myr
millones: were also at practice under tlie
direction of their^Captain, Charles dor
man. They are becoming very cievor at
throwing the net, handling the "fork"
and also the sword. The javelin-throw
ers were "plugging" at a bale of hay for
exercise, the discus-throwers were also
hard at work, and here and there could
be seen the wrestlers, boxers, runners
leapers and others all at work.
Alter the gladiators bad practiced with
their swords tliey were lined up by the
piano aud Professor Kinross gave "them
their first lesson in siuging the "Ode to
i a sar,"' which they will render previous
to the tight.
The Hoard of Governors of the club
held a meeting last night and elected
Harry Blair as the pra tor of the show.
It was also arranged that the athletes
should practice at Agricultural Park on
Sunday and that tbe gladiators should be
given another musical lesson Sunday at
1 p. m. at tbe gymnasium.
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A WATER SELL
But Major Ormsby Tumbled to it and !
Was Horso Sold Than the Others.
over at the Sutter Club they have long
used Blue Canyon water for table pur- !
poses. Nothing short of Hlue Cauyon I
would do—and small blame to them ;
either. Of course, to get such clear, cold, '
pure water costs money, as lilue Canyon
is a considerable distance away from the <
Sutter Club, and but for the grace of the
Southern Pacific Company, which brings
tanks of it to tlie mon at tho railroad '
shops it could not be had here. Thero are
a lew outside, however, who are allowed
a small (piantity.
The other day Mr. Fish the water pros
pector had several demijohns of spark
ling clear, cold water brought in from
the Clark driven wells east ofthe city and
delivered to the steward of the club] who
served it freely all day and evenings,
Tnesday and Wednesday, to all at the
chil. as Blue Canyon water.
No one knew the dillerence except Ma
jor Ormsby, the genial Secretary ofthe
club. He knows Blue Canyon water:
indeed it may be Baid that be was brought
up on it. (hi Wednesday evening lie said
to the steward:
"See here, this Blue Canyon water is
getting better still. It is sweeter, clearer
and altogether nicer than usual. I guess
tbey bave tapped a nev*. spring, or there.
is more care exercised in transporting it
down the hill. Fine: is'nt it?"
"Yes," responded the steward, "it is
better, and tho club is drinking more of it
than usual. I had to increaso the stipnly
to-day." * '
"That's right," replied the affable Sec
retary, "let 'em havo it," and lie went iiis
way humming the eood old tune that he
used tosing in tbe Hand of Mope:
"Oh, there's nothing so good tor tbe youthful
bli ...:
As the clear and sparkling water."'
Then the laugh came in, and some one
gave the snap away. anil now Major
Ormsby de -.aro, that the club shall have
ihe subterranean water all the time, if he
has to pac. it iv himself, for it is suit,
cold, clear, pure, sweet, and hath ali the
virtues that do compose the perfect
potable water.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
•I. G. W alter of San Fraucisco is in tho
city.
Andy Wackman, tlie Cosumnes farmer,
is in the city.
Mrs. ('reason of Clarksburg came np
to tlie city ye terday,
'■• irge F. Moore of Plymouth, Amador
County, is in the city.
Senator 1). A. Ostrom of Yuba is stay
ing at tho Capital lintel.
Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Spencer of San
I rancisco are in tbe city.
Frank Swif; returped to the city yester
daj m very ie bio health.
Last night Hon. c. T. Jones left for
(. bicago to sec tiio World's Fair.
Andrew Waldron.tbeeo dian,accom
panie t by bis wife, is on a visit to friends
II lc.
Dr. Metcalf left last night for tiie East
as a delegate lo tho Dental Congress at
( hicaga,
Officer Kripp leaves tin's morning for
Bartlett Springs, to spend his twonty
days vacation.
1-s-Congressman Marion Biggs came
down irom Gridley yesterday and is at
the i apital Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wash Norton are here
and will leave noxt week on a campm*
trip with some friends.
iV) ,-n' .^""ketield. Superintendent of
''.","' >!'' 1'"'1- of El Dorado County, is
registered at tbe State House.
Mrs. Mattie 11. shartyeo and family of
san Joso are visiting hor sister, Mrs.
Robert Dunn of this city.
II- W. Sharp, proprietor of the Yosem
ile House, Stockton, passed through the
city on his way op north hist evening.
Mrs. Ada V. Stewart returned to Sacra
mento yesterday alter a two months'
visit to Seattle, Tacoma and Portland, Or.
If. lt. Thomson of the firm of Stanton
Itiomson .V Co., has returned from a two
months visit to his old home in Vermont
and the \\ orld's Fair.
Harding and flunilyleft yester*
pay for a two months'trip to Mr. Hard
ing a old home at Martin. Michigan.
tney will also visit the World's Fair.
Rev. A. i . Herri :k plans to spend bis
.vacation in Chicago, and will arrange to
give a course of illustrated lectures on
tbe Columbian exhibition on bis return.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: 1!. ECrussie, T. D. Warwich
iiert 1.. XX ortlieimer. W. !•'. Boardman
F. K. (ireen, Kd Machevieth, James Pat
terson, 11. K. Allen, ('. Burlingame, San
I-rancisco; li. \v. sharp. 1.. C. Shippee
Stockton; A. D. Leroy, San Jose: John
Hoggs, Colusa; I-". c. DeLong, N'ovato.
Tha Seattle Post-Intelligences- says: "A
delightful steam launch party occurred on
Wednesday evening last on take Wash
ington under the auspices of the full of
the moon. The occasion was compli
mentary to the Misses Kitty and U ionic
Wittenbrock of Sacramento, Cal., who
are visiting their cousins, tho Messrs
(ieorge and Andrew Holioway and Miss
llolloway of this city. After tlitting
about tho Jake and landing at Camp
■'Nonesuch." on Mercer Island, tho party
returned higiily pleased. Those present
wero: Miss Emma Holioway, Miss Kitty
V ittenbrook. Miss Winnie Wittenbrock
M.ss Lulu Allan, Miss Anna Berry, Miss
Sarah Caltmanand Miss Agnes Conning,
Rev. Sinclair, Phinney Allan, (ieorge
Allan, George M. Holioway, A. I*. llol
loway, 11. B. Richards, G. \V. Cattell, A.
M. McKinnon and J. 11. Cunningham."
— .». .
EASTERN FREIGHTS.
Sacrumento Shipments Nearly ou n
iv.c With san Francisco's.
Sacramento last mouth shipped by rail
for the Kast 13,806 tons of freight, or 8,781
tons more than Stockton, San Joso, Oak
land and Marysville combined. San
1-'rancisco shipped 14,_*2.j, or onlj* 969 tons
more than Sacramento. Tho latter's
shipments were classified tts follows:
liorax, 120 tons; Brandy, i tons: canned
goods. 71 tons; cattle, 10 tons; fruit, dried,
do tons: deciduous, ln,;'i;_l tons; groceries'
2 tons; bops, 57 Lous: horses, _.48 tons;
leather, lo tons; lumber, 185 tons; miscel
laneous, lb" tons; ores. 2,502 tons; pota
toes, .MS tons; powder, 24 tons; saddlery
an i harness, 1 ton; salmon canned, 15
tons; vegetables, 428 tons; wine. 821 tons;
wool, grease, 3_tß tons; wool, pui..
tons; woolen goods, 2 tons. Total, 1,8, (j
tons.
___.
Fined Twenty.
Fong llitifj, tho Chinese lottery agent
arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Hendricks
and Weinrich several days ayo, pleaded
guilty to selling lottery tickets injustice
Henry's court yesterday and was lined
twenty dollars.
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Pure and Wholesome Quality
Commends to public approval tho Cali
fornia liijuid laxative remedy, Syrup of
Fi^s. It is pleasant to tbe taste and by
acting gently on tho kidneys, liver and
bowels to cleanse tlie system effectually,
il promotes the health and comfort of ail
who use it, a.id with millions it is tho best
and only roruedy.
No ikiin to ruin the teeth in an hour
In ihat prince of ad summer drinks. Sassafras
Sour. ,
MAIIKU.D.
MOORK-GOSLJX-In this c:tv, August .ith
by Key. \S. a. Hoskinson, Amer H. .Moore
to Bertha (i. tiosiin, b_ith of tins city. *
DIED.
TOOMEY-In Stockton. August -th. Matthew
foomey, a native ol Ireland, aged _: years
i riends .md acquaintances are i
fully invited to a:i,:io the fun. r.d. trom
tue i lathi dral, this afternoon a' 2 o'clock.
REUTEB—In this city, August 9th i.
Renter, a native el tier many, aged tl years
<_*■!- un. nil notice hereuli. r.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
.Viien she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
iVhen she had Children, she gaTe the:.- Castori:.
-Cad-.es
Fully nuderstand the importaneo of pro.
tecting the skin and complexion from tbe
vicissitude* of atmospheric changes. A n
ideal article tor toilet use, Boothing. effect
ive and free from deleterious ingredients,
will be found iti Cs__rei.i.i__E, the cele
brated California beautifier. Fxqnisitely
perfumed an.l prepared in pure white anil
delicate fie«h color. Refreshing, sn :h- '
ing iiinl etl'ective in preventing sod n -
moving the distressing eilects ot sun- i
burn, poison ouk, etc. Price, 50 cents. I
i or sale by all druggists.
Ctwm_B«» gaila fov yuinotorl., gubin cv (£o.
Saturday, 9:30 A.M.
Momie Linen Tsble or Bureau Scarfs,
fancy openwork, fringed and stamped
for outlying; sizes 16x66 inches. Price,
39c. First-class goods in every respect.
Handsome Handkerchief Sachets, of
padded scented and hand-painted satin,
all colors. Price, 19c.
Ten-inch Lawn Handerchiefs, scal
loped and embroidered edges, 12c.
Children's Black Hose, Derby ribbed
and fast black; sizes 6to 7. Special price,
14c a pair.
mm i hosiery.
In New Cotton Hosiery we are shoving some choice
novelties at 50c to 85c per pair. They are in colored
stripes, in plain fancy colors with Mack feet, ami in the
leather shades to wear with tan-colored shoes.
We aiso have Silk Piaitcd Hose in tans and browns,
at (,15c.
; GREAT 125 CENTS.
Twenty-five cents is not much for a Man's shirt, but
for that price we can give a Summer Overshirt, with soft
torn-down collar attached hud an outside pocket. The
materia! is a light-colored cotton, in neat stripes, suitable
for Summer wear. Price, 25c.
Men's Popular Blue or Pink Chambray Overshirts,
with starched cuffs and turn-down collars. 75c aud $1 These
Shirts are proving a very general favorite this season,
beia;.*; neat and comfortable.
simmer Its.
Black or Tan Leather Belts, with bodice iv back aad
front, :sc. Same, finer quality. 50c.
Black Velvet Bodice Belts, laced back and front, 50c.
Silk-mixed Tennis Belts, about two inches wide, in
plain black, red or wiiite. 25c.
Stylish Novelty Belts, with fancy filigree buckle aud
any shade of ribbon for a belt. Complete, 75c.
Handsome belts, all gilt and all silver, aa imported
novelty, $1
WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO.
AGENTS FOR STANDARD PAPER PATTERNS,
400 TO 412 X STREET. SACRAMENTO.
HEALTHIEST PART OF THE CITY. Healthiest City in the World.
Low Pricos, Hl__ Bargains, Quiolc Sales.
F STREET.
ci I 1 1 010 ia
U x x ->
COOOOOOOO 8 © o o o o o o a o_-wdo_vvvv-.
gHAL-F^X £■ ** rt \rt irt \rt 2 XC^SM 2
000000000 =; I I 2'S 12 4ox8o;3 coooooooo
__l OD I"t^l..*.Jl l__ w wwwwwwwv
w! sold. i.H
ALLEY." ~
KIMBROUGH & WHITBECK. 40: J St, Sacramenta
|X (I jUVKJ Furniture and Carpets.
U iIU. U . liii Hk3 m p aper of A „ K y- Se - d fflr p rise
411-413 X Srtaet, S«cram»nto.
K. Tt7jC_IC_HK:OP2.ST,
LEADING JEWELEU OF SACRAMKNI (>. HIGH ORABK AND MVPI ipatph
I Wstobe-* of celebrated makers, .net) as I'aiek, Phllllne __ Co.. liiles'jur-'cnse*. A linS
.nd others. Also. Fine Diamonds a specialty. 316 J -.'.'REI.T. Slgii Towu Clock. **
~ipCLTJ]ME <_5t FLOBERG~
XT7*ATCHMAKBBS A.ND JEWELERS, 4«8 J STI.EEf. BETWFEV FO.rr.TW a vr.
\V Finb, daalen. la WATCntS, .! i'.o,'..i.n V and DIAMOND* BEPAXmNfllh «_VJ2
_ir_.ric__ei a specialty, under Mr. Fiobers. Airents for R< .OK FORD WATCII COMPAVy
SACRAMEXTO LUMBER COMPANY, pSJJEKia?
MAIN OFFICE—Saeond street. L and M. YAUD—Front and R itreeu. Sacramento.
STRUCK A POPULAR CHORD! j
And we ba ■ <' decided to contlnne for
another nreek the
# $r7 50 *
100-Pieie Dinner Set-100;
Stippled Gold ami Pencil Decor.itions.
Tlie Jos. Tliieben Crockery Co.,
SIS J Street.
AGENTS FOS ÜBBEY'S CUT 6LISS.
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
\Y' DO NoT BELL BELOW COST, BPT
\> give ull the benefit of a low purchaso
price. Call and sec.
Southwest Corner Eleventh and .1 Sta.
INCREASE * BUSINESS
SAVE -MONET-iT
BY USING
"The Cashier,"
Tne simplest and r__-..p_.t Cash Register l»
the market,
11. S. Crocker Company.
PIONEER BAKERY,
l'-M and 188 J Street,
HOT BREAD EVERT MORNING AND
aflarnoon. Try our C-lobraicd Milk, Rye
and Creani i r..._.
IMMfTI, ft SCliircj... ProurleUir*.
TO THE PUBLIC.
MY STOCK is BKPUCINQ VERY FAST
hut do not let the Idea run away with
you that yon can not get any mure bar.-ains.
Call and gee me, and ice how cheap viiii can
huy. I have a lot of butts of ..nr kin", I am
closing out at 50 centa on the dollar. Cull and
cunvinc yourselves that I really Intend tore
tire irom busmesd.
C. ROESIIM, ... Clothlor,
619 and fill X street.
CLERICAL COATS AXD VESTS IB stock.
C. SCHNERR &CO^~
Proprietors Capital Soda Works, 111 l and
1113 trout street, ajj.-nt for
Jackson's Napa Soda,
(In Pints ancl Quarts),
Imported Mineral Waters
and Fredericksburg Beer.
Manufacturers of California Orange
Cidor and Sarsaparilla, Iron and
Vichey Waiers-
SEE TTS
KRUIT JARS,
syjty KRUIT CA.XS, L-L,
•*3$F~ JELLY GLASSES ialK.
**!«• SEALING WAX, Zfv.
■ WAX STRINGS, |
Kilgore & Tracy,
CA._SM GROCERS.
N. E. Corner Eighth andj Streets. Sacramento.
To Farmers;uii Owners of Vacant Lots
ATTENTION.
FIB BALK-FIVE FRAME __.OU-.___S
Will 0- lOW ccap. us tli ■ y I.lli-t he r*.
mov.-.t iinme- lately. | eoßceol
__ ■' ___! '•• CASEY. 218 X Street.
PRESH LUNCH PUT LP Full TKAVEIJ
r ers, Private Parties and Ran-iuets consist
frr__lu and Ba_-k, is. gome --Tooeri put signs in
• •: "i.iuiciics put op/ but when yo", ko
_£_£_J____. "',"*' I,otJ,iUR b,u
latroni^sueh a store, where you can j-etan
OLMi THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOOit
O lr__a_U la tlie Ea»_. It _«____. theu. .vi.
Sctc!* axx>> -r.Cstftnrant».
****■>
GOLDEN EAOLE HOTEt,
Corner Seventh and X Strata.
STRICTLY FIR_ST-C___AB__. FBEE 'BUS
to and from, the cars.
«•'. O, ROWERS. Proi.rletor._
/CAPITAL HOTEL. CORNER SEVENTH
I - and 1. streets. Strictly ttrst-clasa. Free
'ban toand from •:. • ot.
RLES3ING A GUTHRIE, Proprietor...
WESTERN MOTEL,
mHE LEADING HOUSE OP SACRA-
I mento, Cal. Meals, 25 cente. WM. LAND
Proprietor. Free 'bus to and trom hotel.
STATE HOUHK HOTEL.
Corner Tenth and X Sts., Sacramento.
DOABDAHD ROOM, fl 25 TO $2 PER
XJ day. Meals, 25 cents.
4__rAcceommi dati .ns FIRST-CLASS Free
'lius to uud from li..tel.
W. ..'. ELDER, Manager.
CITY HOTEL.
rpilE CITY HOTEL HAS BEEN RENO
] vale.land refurnished throushout,and Is
■"i lhe moet desirable houses In Sao
ramento. W.ll ■ r 1,.,..,,. fo a de _
n al the h
MANSION HOUSE,
QEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN I ANDJ,
iO bas been newly nirnished and renovated
throughout. Furnished rooms in mi:, or
"ingle from $5 up, with or without board.
tabl - prices moderate.
THE SADDLE li< )CK
Restaurant and Oyster House.
CURST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVKKY Kl>
I sp.rt. Ladles' dining-room separate, iiim'u
day ai.d night. BUCKMANN .y CARRA
GHER, Proprietors. No. 1019 Second street,
between J and X, Sacramento.
UoHtaurant de France,
l. WISSEMANN A Ca, PROPRIEi
I I ' ts, -lUT X street, near Metro]
Theater. Family orders, banquetsand wedding
t>..iti. - a specialty.
StailrortJi tirimc Baltic.
iiii i'ai'ific mm
PACIFIC SYSTEM.]
JULY _* 5 , 1893.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
Sacramento:
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(For, (1,-ro
1 <>:■">«> P.Ashland and Portland 5:40 A
7:00 A <.ill_.to.-n and Napa 11
H:O0 PCnustoga and Napa -:lui'
H>:2s A in nilng. Bl Paso vi 5 :05 P
■">: 10 P 1 olb 10:06 A
P K.mgbts [.'ding a i Irovllle 3
5:56 P,Los Ingeles 10:25 A
-.1:40 A.Ogden and Easl—Second
uass 5:1:. P
9:00 P.Central Atlantic Express
for 1 Igden and Easl 6:35 A
3:05 I 1 no in 1:, •.
1 Bluff via Woodland
3:05 PRed Blufl via Marysville 10:15 .v
10:30 A Redding via Willows
6:00 A San I rancisco via Benicia 10.:.'> P
7:00 A SfU) Francisco viaßenicia Mi<> P
3:00 PSan Francisco . i.i Henlcla 8:10 P
6:06 i' Son I rancisco \la Ben cia 1 I
1' 00 A San Francisc ■ A
10:25 A San l-ran. via Live rmo
10:■.'.■> A San Jose 2:60 P
P Santa Barbara 10:25 \
•7:00 A Santa Rosa 11:20 A
8:00 r Santa Rosa
.S:::o _\ Stockton and Gall J:O5 P
10:25 A Stockton ..111 Gall 2:50 P
5 55 P Stockton and Gait lo:_'s v
il tO A 1 .;ck.-.- and lf-no 515 P
ickee and l;. no 6:38 V
3.00 I Valli o 11;20 A
' :00 I - in i'
1:10 1 folsom and Placerviile.. "9:50 A
♦1 l:si
2:15 P
lay exa pte I. Monday 1 xcepte '..
A—i-'or mornli r For aftern. 1
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Man
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pl nger Agent.
rUDSON EXCURSIONS TO WORLD'S
.' Fair.— Judson __ Co. haw succeeded Inre
taining their special privileges and the great
scenic rout, for the World's l-'air and tbe East
with lowest rate tick.t. No crowding to -.
cure lacge numbers. Leave Sacramento EV-
F.i.V THURSDAY. No change
Our own manager In charge. Address JUD
SON __ 00., 624 Markel street -an Fran
cisco, or iall on OJ. ELLlS,depot,Saeramento.
SACRAMENTO t WAREIWI'SF,
Locate, on Sacramenlo River at Foot o! 0 Sireet.
Capacity, 20,000 Tons.
U. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE.
pOODfI SHIPPED OR RECEIVED \T
\ M warehouses din ct by rail or river. Mom v
navana Its on oar warehouse ..c.nii
cates. Insurance policies i-->u<_ l io our de
-1 ositors. Btorage of all kinds so.iui'ed.
RICHARDS & KNOX,
Lumber Dealer;-., Managera.
Baker & Hamilton,
—IMPORTERS AND JOIiIIKKS OF—
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
COAL, POWDER,
Agricultural Implements and Machines,
HAKBED WIRE, CORDAGE, BELTIXG.
Sacramento .( -lllli.rula.
REMOVAL.
vronci to thk public and my old
__A P-ttrons: I have removed mj pl
business from Twenty-fl_t_rt and .-. stn
the old Churchman shop, on .1 street, between
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth, where I am
prepared to do all kinds of BlacktuntthliuEat
lhe moet reasonable terma. L AL'KKR.
Kor those you lo\ c and cherish
Secure the shadow ero tne substance perish.
GO TO
DEALS' NEW GALLERY,
"^"■^ 627 J, corner of Seventh streeL
tV FINE PHOTOGRAPHS, {.1 per doienj
CABINETS, 93 per dozen.
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