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CONVENTION OF HORTICULTURISTS.
Fruit-Growers of the State to Meet
Here To-Day.
Preparations for Their Proper Recep
tion—How the People Will
Entertain Them.
The State Convention of Fruit-Growers
will begin its session at 9:30 o'clock to
day in the Assembly Chamber of the
Capitol, An adjourned meeting of citi
zens was held yesterday morning to com
plete arrangements for the reception of
the convention and the extension of
some hospitable courtesies.
In the absence of the Mayor J. A.
Woodaon was elected Chairman. A letter
from B. If. LeLong, Secretary of the
State Board of Horticulture, was read,
stating that the convention would be the
largest ever assembled in fruit-growing
interests in the State. lie wished to
meet some of the Citizens' Committee
last evening to consult as to arrange
ments lor the convention.
A full discussion was had, reports re
ceived from the first committee and it
\vas resolved to carry out a programme
indicated by the following orders:
A general Reception Committee was
named consisting of Mayor Steiniuan, EL
B. Willis, C. K. McCiatchy, P. L". Platt,
General T. \V. Sheehan, 11. J. Gregory,
F. T. l>wyer, Joseph Steffens, J. M.
Morrison, G. P. Curtis, B. T. Devlin, J^
ii. Hamilton, G. B. Katzenstein, Joseph
liahu, \V. D. Knights, E. L. Hawk, Rev.
A. C. Herrick, W. A. Curtis C. 11. Hub
bard, L, T. llattieid and Daniel Flint.
These citizens will recoivo badges from
K. D. JJavis and are asked to act gener
ally, be at' the opening sessions of the
convention this morning and at all ses
sion of the convention or as often as pos
sible, greet visitors and make them foel
at home. Thoy are all asked to meet at
the Capitol at Sh3o o'clock this morning.
in addition these citizens are of the in
ception Committee and will serve spe
cially on the uays indicated at the Capi
tol: Tuesday, li. J. Bentloy, W. D. Law
ton, K. D. Davis, Ed F. r-imth, .Mrs. 11. S.
Jones, J. EL Devine; Wednesday, J. W.
Vvilson, Mrs. Elizabeth Shields, J. <>.
Cole man, General L.Tozer, J. G. Davis, li.
K. Kent, Louis Brouner; Thursday, Will
iam Schaw, Trustee Bragg, W. K. Lovdal,
Mrs. J. W. Barrett. Trustee Leonard, R.
L>. Stephens; Friday, Joseph Thiebeu,
Trustee Wachhorst.T. B. Hall, G. M. Mott,
Mrs. Kobert Stevenson, Trustee Pennish.
All the reception committeemon are re
quested to wear badges to bo furnished
tnat our guests may feel at liberty to ad
uress them wherever met.
'Ihis morning at the opening of tho
convention Mayor Steiuman will receive
the guests, aided by tho Reception Com
mittee, and Governor Markbam or his
representative will welcome tho conven
tion in behalf of the State, and Mr. Weiu
stock will welcome the visitors in behalf
Of the city, acting by request of the
Mayor, who will introduce him. Mr.
"Weiustook. will announce that in
accordauce with custom of the con
vention, giving two Vice-Presidents
to the city of the session, R.
D. Stephens and P. J. Shields have been
selected as such olhcers by the citizens of
Sacramento. That beginning on Wednes
day, carriages will be at the Capitol at the
disposal of our guests in groups of forty or
fifty on caoh occasion from y to lv a. \j.,
and ■k'J\> to J:3U p. >i. for drives about tho
city. Tho entire carriage direction will
be under control of Rev. A. C. Herrick,
special reception representative of the
C itizons' Committee, who will have tho
carriages at tue hours named in lront of
tho building.
Tho groups for the drives will be en
larged so Jar us the proffer of private car
riages is made that may enable this to be
done. The committee unanimously re
quested thai citizens having buggies and
carriages will so far as possible come to
the Capitol at the hours named and assist
in escorting guests about the city. It was
aware that this is short notice, but hopes
many will comply nevertheless.
The convention will also bo informed
by Mr. Wciustock that on Wednesday
evening there will bo an informal recep
tion at tho Art Gallery from 7:50, whore
citizens with their wives and daughters
are invited to meet the visitors and wel
come them. There will be no set cere
monies, but a general social mingling
and promenade to good music.
R. D. Davis was appoiuted a committee
on badges, with power to act. Rev. Mr.
Herrick was appointed a committee to
accurc carriages, with power to act.
Jj. A. Johnsou, was appointed to pro
vide refreshing light beverages daily at
the Capitol and at the Art Gallery
"Wednesday night, with some addition of
buffet lunch. Messrs. \\ ilsou, Schaw,
Bontley and Colemau were appointed a
committee to call on the Trustees and the
Mayor and petition for thu better sprink
ling of the streets in the residence sec
tions, and tho better sweeping of tho
business streets during the sessions oi
the convention, it being the sense of the
meeting that the work now done, pend
ing the adjustment of now coutracts, is
insufficient and not creditable.
Captain T. B. Hall was appointed a
committee to see to the arrangement of
the Assembly Chamber for the conven
tion. Josepn Theiben was appointed a
committee on music, with power to act.
The meeting ordered that electric lights
be placed in the Art liallery Wednesday
night, and J. A. Woodaon, W. H. V.
Raymond, W. F. Jackson and Sparrow
{Smith wore appointed a committee from
the Museum Association on Art Oallory
management Wednesday night, wiin
power to act.
Axii tests have shown the superiority
ol Dr. Price's Baking Powder in leaven
ing strengtu and purity.
DECREE OF FORECLOSURE.
Property Ordered ?»old to Satisfy Two
Mortgages^
Superior Judge Catlin has rendered
judgment for plaintiffs in the foreclosure
suit ot Joseph Werhn and wife against
Amelia lilum andtheGermania Building
and Loan Association. The latter de
lendant was made a party to the action
on account of holding a mortgage on
Jbliss Bium's property.
Alter tho lirst papers in the suit were
filed, the Kuilding and Loan Association
brought acouui'jr suit agaiust the Wer
lins iiud Miss iilum to foreclose its mort
gage on the hitler's property, and to have
iho court declare tno mortgage a prior
one to that of the Werlins.
According to the decision the Germania
Building aud Loan Association \\....
upon its complaiui to foreclose its mort
jjage, be eutuied to an attorney's lee of
i-.'A), and the Werlius, upon their com
plaint, will be entitled to an attorue3''s
lee of JlaO.
A decree was entered foreclosing both
mortgages, the Uermauia mortjju^e to be
paid lirst and thai of the N\ ennis next.
The property involved consists of two
lots in this city, one situated in the block
bounded by iv and L, Second aud Third
troato. and the otner in the block
bounded by 11 and S, Ninth and Tenth
■tracts.
FOUR WERE DEAD)
llow an Impostor Took Away tlie
UrctiiU of Her Benefactor.
A woman is going: around the city ap
pealing to charitable people for help. She
presents a printed paper staling that she
had six children and was in great need of
Lelp irom those charitably inclined,
She called at a house yesterday with
Lor boy and the lady, having a son of
about the same age, not only gave her a
little money, but also a suit lor the boy
■which her own son had outgrown, say
ing at the same time to him, "I should
think your mother would have a hard
time to clothe all six of you."
"Oh," was the answer, "there are only
two of us."
"Why," said the surprised lady, turn-
ing to his mother, "your paper says you
have six children; how "is it you have
only two?"
"Well," was the cool reply, "four ot
them are dead," and the mendicant van
ished before the astonished giver recov
ered from the shock.
A LIGHT CALENDAR.
Justice Henry Dispatches Police Court
ilnslness Quickly.
Justice Henry presided in the Police
Court yeslerdaj-, Justice Devine being
absent.
The complaint of disturbing the peace
against Louis Jones, who raised a row at
the Plaza, was dismissed, the prosecuting
witness not appearing.
The case of James Donnelly, charged
with battery on a Chinaman named Ah
On, was continued till to-day.
That of J. F. Cox, who was arrested for
burning leaves in tne afternoon, was con
tinued till to-morrow.
The sidewalk case of J. Groth was dis
missed on motion of the City Attorney, i
the Sanitary Inspector having withdrawn
the complaint.
•*.
DE CARLOW HELD.
Ho Must Stand Triad for the Alleged
Tho ft of Grain.
The examination of \V. H. De Carlow,
for stealing grain from a ireight car on J j
street, was resumed in Justice Henry's
court yesterday, and resulted in the de
fendant being held to answer, with bail
lixed at £1,0001
Deputy Sheriff Daniel Foley testified
to having searched De Carlow when he
was brought in, and liuding on him a
card on which was writteu "oat < ar, L.
P. 39,35 a," It is contended by the prose
cution that ihe number of the car writ
ten on the card is the one from which De
Carlow took tho oats.
Joseph Arnold, Superintendent of the
Phoenix .\niis. yesterday attached De i
Carlovv's horses and wagon for Sl-0, tue i
value of the oats claimed to have been i
stolen by the defendant.
—*»■
THE MURDEnciD FAKMSR
J. W. Knowles Petitions for Letters
on tho Estate or if. p. Cornelius.
John W. Knowles yesterday filed a
petition for letters of admiuisiration on
the estate of H. P. Cornelias, who was
shot, and killed at L. Deri's saloon, on the
upper Stockton road, last Friday night.
Tho estate consists of eighty-nine acres
ol land near the upper Stockton road,
valued at $5,000, and personal property
valued at $210. The heirs are Margaret
Cornelius, widow of tho deceased, and j
four children—Lizzie, Mary, ilobert and
John Cornelius.
Mrs. Cornelius has filed a request that
Kuowles be appointed administrator of
the estate.
A STOLEN BOAT.
Constable Frommelc Captures It With
the Mail Who Took It.
About a week ago a boat was stolen
lroin Sexton Conrad of Washington and
no trace ol it was discovered until yester
day morning. Constable Frommelt of
Washington saw a man witn tlie boat at
the mouth of the American River, and
going over arrested him and placed him
in jail at Washington, lie had evidently !
been camping somewhere, and had a lish- !
ing outtit in ihe boat.
Heal Batata '1 musters.
The following real estate transactions
have be n recorded since our last report :
J. EL Enos to \V. S. Kendall—Frac
tional lot 1 and lot 2, block ;;, town of I
Gait.
Kohler and Van JSergen to California
Wine Association—Nine acres eaat of
Thirty-Jirst street.
Joseph Kelvin to T. G. Mikle—Lot 3,
block 00, Oak Park; 9200.
Peter McGeeto Mary Dunn—East quar
ter of north 'JO foot, lot 1, X and L and
Third and Fourth streets, as her sepa
rate property.
P. R. and M. E. Hoflmau to George B.
Hoxie—Two acres, more or less, on Mor
mon Island; £4W.
A BINGLE triai of Dr. Price's Baking
Powder will show that in real merit it
surpasses all others. For economic and
hygienic reasons alike, inferior powders
should be avoided.
—
Koese District Literary Society.
The people ot the vicinity of tho Reese
School District met last Friday evening
at the Iteese schoolhouse, and after a lit
erary entertainment organized a Literary
Society ,_ for the entertainment of the resi
dents of that community once every two
weeks during the long winter evenings.
The society sums off with a roll of about
iorty members, aud the following as
officers: M. Miller, President; D. Jenkins
I Vice-President; Miss Laura Rhoades
Secretary and Treasurer.
Estates of Deceased Persons.
Public Administrator iJrouner has pe
titioned for letters of administration on
I the estate of Timothy Leahy, deceased.
The estate consists of $2,600 on deposit iv
a bank in tnis city.
Madeline Boggiano has petitioned the
Supenor Court lor loiters of admiiiistru-
I tion on tho osiaie of Giovani IJo--'iano i
j deceased. The estate is situated iv i?orris'
: addition to the town of Gait, and is valued
i at about $1,365.
♦■ .
liad Burglars' Tools.
A man named James Anderson was
arraigned in Justice Henry's court yes
terday on a charge of having burglars'
tools in his possession. He pleaded not
guilty and his trad was set for next I
J hursday.
Anderson was arrested by Constable
11. C. Bryant of Courtlauu on a complaint
sworn to by Justice of the Peace W. A
Johnston of that place.
Two IJtMiuisitlous.
Governor Markham has issued a war
rant of arraat on the requisition of the
Governor of Illinois for Edwin 11. Schaef
ler, _charged with embezzlement in
Marion County, ill., to Michael J. Jleim
agen •
Ho has also issued a warrant on the !
requisition of the Governor of Washing
ton lor Ahat Keeso, charged with grand I
larceny in King County, Washington, to !
J. H. \V oolery, agent.
It will pay you to take Hood's Sarsapa- '
| rilla. \\ ith pure blood you neod nut lear
j the crip, pneumonia, diphtheria or fevers I
Hood's Sarsaparilla will make you strong
and healthy. B
Boon's Pnxs are purely vegetable
carofullv propared from the best ingredi
ents, -oc.
The most comfortable, convenient,
commodious and expeditious route now
to the Eastern States is by the Sunset
Limited; vestibule, splendidly equipped,
lighted by iras, hotel, bath house, barber
shop and all other appliances of modern
elegance.
♦
Saksaparilt.a and Ikon. Get it from
the sole ageut, McMorry, SJI M street.
"^^ "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS."
Supplied under Royal Warrants to Her
Majesty the Queen of England, and to His
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
Received the HIGHEST AWARD at the
WORLD'S FAIR. _
SACRAMENTO DAILY BECOKD-UXTOy, TI TESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1894.
SKELTON-CAMPBELL SLANDER CASE.
How Judgment by Skeiton's Default;
Was Rendered.
More Affidavits Filed by Lawj-ers
Humphrey and Isaac Joseph]
in Explanation. B
11. W. Humphrey has riled an affidavit .
in the Superior Court in answer to that
of H. W. Johnson rolative to the motion ,
to set aside the judgment in favor ol W. '
R. Campbell and against John Skelton, j
wiiich was given by default, Humphrey j
states that, as a matter of accommodation, I
he remained in the employ of Johnson ;
it Johnson, attorneys-at-law, part of tho I
month ol October and until November
liih for the purpose of continuing such
causes and matters as the firm of John*
son it Johnson was interested in and to
attend to what business he could for tho
linn: that tho notice of motion to dismiss ■
and the affidavit of Isaac Joseph, attor
ney for defendant in the (dander suit of
Skelton vs. Oampbell were served upon !
the office of Johnson A: Johnson during
ti . lenoe of both members of theiirm.
Humphrey further states in hi.^ affida
vit that ap to tbat time lio bad not heard
oi the action and knew nothing about it,
uul on the day the motion came up, Oc
tober l.'th, be was in tho courtroom of
Department Two, and Mr. Joseph spoke
Ukbmt aud said in substance that there
..Lilo motion to dismiss au action
Lbat .ihi been • pending a great number oi
yearn and which amounted to nothing,
and he pr --sumed thero was no opposi
tion to it; lhat :iHi:inc told Joseph that be
knew nothing whatsoever about the mo
tion oi' Lie cause, and Joseph replied in
bu 'Stance that it amounted to nothing
anyway.
Humphrey Btates Lhat thereupon lie
dismissed tho matter from his mind and
was :istouishe.l subsequently to learn
that the action had been dismissed and
judgment entered in favor of defendant;
that up t'> the time Joseph spoko to atli- j
ant in tuo courthouse affiant was not \
aware of the motion <»r of anything relat- j
ing to the action, aud that be did not at j
auy time know that the dismissal ot the
aciou involved tbeentry of judgment for
si «"<)! any other sum in l;ivor of the de
fendant; that ii a;!i:iut had known th:s
fact, or uad been (auiiiiar with tlie case,
hn would have asked ior a continuance of
tho same until the return of the John
sons.
Humphrey further states that he relied
upon the statement of Joseph that it was
a Intie matter, involving nothing and
amounting to nothing, and gave thu mat
ter no further attention until alter he wns
asked by Hiram W. Johnson as to tho
entry of the judgment in tuo case; that ;i ■
the Btatemetit of .Joseph had not been I
made to tho ailiant, affiant wonid have !
opposed the motion to dismiss, or at least
have endeavored to obtain a continuance.
Isaac Joseph's affidavit.
Lawyer Josoph has also liljd an affi
davit in the matter, lie Bays lhat on
October ll»th ho made a motion in court
dismissing the action alier due notice had
been given to the attorneys for ESkeltou,
and that tho notice of dismissal and proof
of service are on tile and made a Dart of the
affidavit. Also, that on October 19th be
cause was regularly on tho law calendar j
of Department Two, and when it was >
called in the court Humphrey, who at
that time represented the firm oi Johnson
A Johnson, was present, aud his atten
tion was caliod by aliiant to the fact that
tho cause lrid been called. At lhat lime
substantially th^ following conversation
took placo between Humphrey and
affiaat:
• Joseph—Are you attending to the law
business of Johnson A: Johnson?
Humphrey—Yes.
Joseph—There is on the law calendar
to-day a motion to dismiss a case in
whi^h Johnson i\: Johnson represent the
plaintiff.
Humphrey—What case is it?
Joseph—A slander suit, commenced
some years ago by John Skeleton agaiust
W. B. Campbell.
Humphrey—Hiram Johnson has not
given me any instruction about any such
case.
Joseph—No counter-affidavits have
been liied in thecasn on behalf of plaimiil,
so i presume that the Johnsons do .■<-; in
tend to oppose (.lie motion to uismi>s.
Joseph denies iv his affidavit that ho
intended to mislead Humphrey, and
states lhat lie does not believe that any
thing he said on mat occasion, or at any
time, had any .such effect, lie Slates that
his object in calling Humphrey's atten
tion to the matter was for tho purpose of
assuring himself of the fact that Hum
phrey, a.s the representative of tho attor
neys lor Skelton, did not unconsciously
overlook the matter oi the prouosed dis
missal of the action.
Joseph also states that on two occasions
be conversed with Humphrey in refer
ence to the matter, and tnat Humphrey
did not at any time prior to the date ol
his atiidavit allege or inliinale that alliaut
I Joseph.) had misled him; that on dug of
the occasions, November Ist, at affiant's
office, in tne presence of William S.
Howe, Humphrey state! in substance to
affiant that lie found no fault with
Joseph's conduct in relation to tlie mo
tion to dismiss tno action.
V. iiliu.ni S. Howe, tho young man re
ferred to in Joseph's attidavit, has also
iiied an affidavit, in which ho states that
Humphrey said ho found no fault with
Joseph's conduct.
•«. ,
Bicycle exorcise, according to Miss
Francos Willard, is marvellously nealth
lul. So is Dr. Price's Cream leaking
Powder.
LOST HIS FOOT.
How G. C. Blakeir Met With a Brake-
Ikkiii Accident.
Yesterday morning, about 3:30 o'clock,
a man was found lying beside the north
track in the depot with Li 3 right loot
nearly ground to places.
lie was taken to the .Receiving Hos
pital, where lie gave his name as G. C.
| Blakely and said his parents live in Val
j lejo. He could give no further account of
i how the accidont happened than that ho
! was at bavisville tno night before and
was drunk. His mind was a blank as to
| ail that happened afierward.
He had evidently fallen oli' the brake
i beam, where ho had beon riding, and had
managed to catch a rod and noid on with
i a deatii grip while he was dragged along
over the IMB, his clothes being almost
torn oil' his back.
Dr. Forbes, the City Physician, was
called and found the loot so badly man
i gled that it was necessary to amputate it
at the ankle, wuicii was successfully done,
Doctors Wiard and Atkinson as^ieuugl
| while the patient was under the iuiiuenoo
of chloroform.
Cokonaiso W.vTKK.McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, CWJI M street. •
FOR CLEVER GIRLS.
Somethins They Should Know in Ad
ditiou to Lausuaeos and Music.
It has b. en cyntcsjry said that women keep
the doctors alive. That a girl should learn a
little Frt'iieh and German, and a little music is
considered of more consequence tuan that she
should know the laws ot her own life. So the
world is full of sickly women who might be
well. They are pale and nervous, martyrs to
headache and indigestion, and they complain
that "the least thing upsets thorn.'"
Well, laJies, there is not the slightest need
of this state of things. Your paius in the '
back aud your svfleriag from heavy colds
alLer a trifling exposure to autumnal or win- ;
try air simply mean that you need something
to revive the ilagging energies of your bodies.
Once get the blood circulating briskly and the i
lie.-, i in proper shape, and you will bo but- '
prised to s.>e how soon you will be rid ot that
miserable, half-sick condition.
The standard stimulant for ailing women is
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky. After work in the j
household, worry at a sick beu, emotional
si rain, or any ol the other common causes of
debility iv women, Dully's Pure Malt is a j
very fountain of now life, it is prepared by
ssUlied chemists and is iree from anything j
that could possibly be harmful.
Not a beverage, but an article rich in medici- !
nal vii-iue, il l"o » th>' torpid body to apr >per
I nance of all its functions. Wherever •
perfect, wholesome stimulant Is wanted,
Duiiy s i'ur.: Wall is prescribed. Ladies rec
ommend it to * ach other.
MEETING NOTICES.
4 LL OF THE MEMBERS OF COURT
J.V Sacramento, No. t>,861, A.o. F. of A., are
requested to attend their regular meeting
TUESDAY EVENING, November 20th. <;.
8. NY., Charles Baldman, oi San Francisco
will be present, and a fraternal vlsii roui
Com-; Capitol. (t. HAMMOND, C. R.
.vi... GuarAFSow,Secretary. it
[3EGULAB MEETING OF PAIR OAKS
li Kellel Corps, No. 13, W. 11. li, THIS
(Tuesday) .\ri>..;.■.< in, 2o'clock.
SADIE BURNS, President.
May «;. n<s^., ecretary. li*
GE RMA N 1 A REIJEKAH
!••• :gi\ No. 01. ;.«..;. . -f~jsX;- i
Your monthly miciing held THIS V's-s*^^ i
EVENING, 7:;;0o;piook.
It* i.LI/.Viii.Xil KR« IMER, N. G.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING , « x
of Sacramento Caledonian \.>-o- -
ciation will be held at Pioneer Hall V •
'i:ils (Tuesday) EVENING at > <ii^Jp' i
o'clock. Nomination of officers. A
lull attendanc ■ is desired.
•i. MORRISON, Chief.
D. ::. X : cb, Becretary. it
pALLED MEETING CONCORD a
\j Lo cc, No. lir. Tills (Tuesday) Je
:.':.■ n... Nov. -joti., 7:30 o'cloca.mr ;
Work in third d gree. visiting bn.wi-/ \
ers cordially invited.
It M. V. COPPERSMITH, W.M.
WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG
O mini of good habits; thoroughly under
stands thecareof uorscsand gardening; also I
v good driver. Address A. A., bi2 L stn et.
iiiridfJrl
IXTANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUSE-
V> keeper or ao housework in small family;
is a go. pu cook. 523 M street. niy-3t»
11/ ANTED — BRIGHT, ACTIVE BOYS
VV about 15 years old and able to write a
fair hand. Apply Superintendent WelnstOCk,
Lubln & Co. ni'j-^t
IIT ANTED—A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY
VV understands varnishing furniture.
PAINTER, this office. nl7-3l
IX7ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL l)\l
\\ sires situation to do general housework '
ni tmall ;.iii.H^; eood reference given. Aa-
dress A. l:., tin- otllce. niv-Jt I
[APANESE YoU.\i.;.VAN, POLITE AND
?» trutitworthy, wel) educated, speaks good
i-.n_M. n, wisties a position in store, oifi.ee or
factory; vrllltngto work. Call or auaress N.
1., 81. Sixth street. nl7-8t«
\y ANTED— A GOOD SOLICITOR; TWO
\\ agents; chamber-maid; waitress; six
girls, general bouseworic. i-STRi^KX K.U
ri.«.i MKNT OFFICE, i^ii l street.
ITtTANTED To SELL OR EXCHANGE
\V for Sacramento city property—A lines
acre fruit ranch; \i miles from San Jose in the
Glenn District; on Hue of electria cars; all
planted to apricots and [.nines, lull bearing;
rents for 9600 a year; a goou man can dear
§l,soo annually; good residence, barns,
stables and complete drying uutnt. Apply N.
L. UREW. iu.s .1 street.
JAP-WANTS SITUATION TO DO GEN
eral housework, plain coouing or dish
washing. KOSttIMARU, P. O. Box «8, Sac
ramento, nl l-m^
\l TA.\Ti:i> MR. RICHMOND WISHES A
VV situation io take care of a horse or al
most any kind oi work. Leave word at mis
Qiriee. 11010-St*
\TT ANTED-PARTIES WHO HAVE ITU
>» ni-h^d house< to let during the Legis
lature to leave their street, numbers and dcs
scrtptiou oi hojises with us. Already Inquiry j
from the southern part ol the State has come i
toils. EuWIN K. ALSIIVc CO., real estate
and Insurance, 1015 Fourth street.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SUITE OF
rooms and i oaid lor man and trite; lo
cation, .\l to 1, Fifth toTentn. Address ML .1.,
this otSce.
ITSTANTED—TWENTY SCHOLARS, SPE
\> rial iudii'-ement for ten tiays to learn
UU cloak inaUin^; al.-o. basting, sew
kng and finishing. Dresdss, coats and* capes
made lo order from9s up. Fit guaranteed.
806% .1 stret t.
pACHELORS', WIDOWERS' AND OTII
JL) ers' mending neatly and cheaply done at
121b I street.
«TANTED—MEN IN EVERY COUNTY
> V to act as private detectives under in
structions; experience not necessary; partic
ulars free. NATION Ali DETECTIVE BU
REAU, Indianapolis, lnd^
rjETANTBD — SECOND-HAND FURNI
fV ture, buggies, carts, etc., for cash or on
commission, at SHJERBUKN'S, 883 X street.
JOK SALK
nOR SALECHEAP-G< >OD HORSE, CART
I I and harness; also, tight hunting boat.
Api i., N stre -t.
fiOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
VJI rooms; great barcaiu. Apply I^2 X st.
ONE HOWE PLATFORM SCALES, CA
pacity »iOO pound!-; 1 Howe counter
scales, 1 No. 10 Enterprise cotlee mill, 1
showcase, 1 Rochester hanging lamp; all
good as new. Address F. G. A., tuis office.
COAL OIL, ?sc; "THE BEST" GASi (LINK,
85c. BEESLEY 4 SONS, Boston Cash
Market, MO X streit.
OAK STOVE WOOD § r > 75 PER CORD
delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
ob Twelfth-street road. P. o. address, soB
Seventh street. W. H. BASLER.
F>R SALE—A GOOD BLOCK OF LAND
In a good business location. See our ad
vertisement on another page of this paper.
EDWIN K. ALSIP <i CO., iSo. 1015 Fourth
si ice;.
VfKW LIVERPOOL SALT WORKS—
XN Clieipest and best salt iv the City at 1119
1-ourth street. E. J. FLo YD, Proprietor.
I7IOR SALE—LOT NO. 4, D AND E, FOUR-
J_ tenth and Fifteenth icorner), SOxIGO.
Inqnlre F. M. McKEEVER, Ilia 1 street.
F>K SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH
asheK piano, wbiefa came into our pos
session in the way of trade; will be sold at a
bargain. The piano can be ordered direct
from factory if purchaser prefers. Inquire at
this office.
nARDWELL COLONY—IO-ACRE TRACTS
\j only §100 per acre; water pipes will be
iaid to each and every Jract in said colony.
J. T. CARDWELL. owner, 1,204 N street, or
at 301 J Htredt, Sacramento.
FOR SALE—I.SOO HOP-POLES, DELlV
ered on car in Sacrameuto or elsewhere;
lengi h2O feet, 4 and t> inches at butt. Apply
at this office.
HOP-LAND. §50 PER ACRE — 1,500
acres finely improved hop-land, I 1.; miles
lrom railroad on river, §50 per acre; ?30 per
aero down, balance long time, low Interest,
EDWIN: K. ALSIP A CO., 1015 Fourth sU
LOST-FOUND
FH7ND— A RAY KORSE. OWNER CAN
have by cal.ing 1511 F street and paying
charge^ n2O-3t»
LOST— A MASONIC CHARM, KEYSTONE
shape. Leave at Clunie Theater and re
ceive reward. n2O-2t*
LOST- AN ABSTRACT OF TITLE TO
country property. Reward if returned to
40H J sireet. nlMw*
GENEKAL KOTICSS.
r N VALI DS' HOME-MRS. J. H. STEBRINS,
X 20L'J<> sireet. telephone -107, Is prepared
to receive and care lor the sick and injured.
rlhose in need oi hospital accommodations
will find comfortable quarters upon reason
able terms, and good nursing.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, COLLECTION
and rental agency; help of all kinds fur
nished on short notice; country ortteis solic
ited. »25 sixth street, CRaDDoCK Jc MONT
GOMERY, Proprietors.
ON NOVEMBER 7TH, IMPOUNDED ONE
dark red cow; found near Old Elk «>ro%-e,
.lAS. ELLISON, Fouudkeeper, San Joaquln
Township. n^o-7t
\\'OiiD SAWING OF ALL KINDS DONE
\V to order cheap; promptly attended to in
City or country. Leave orders with C. A.
BOLTON, 725 X street or 1411 P.
/ 1 E. ADAMS, 1106 J STREETM3HEAP
\Jm esl plftce ior hay and teed. White wild
oats; also, tuie nay for carpets.
JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
t) Sl7 Sixth a}., Sacramento. Farmhands,
ye..eral help ium;shevl and contracts executed.
PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN NURSE,
X §~ 5o a day or night. Apply 500 Mst.
REMOVAL NOTICE.—I W iSil TO IN
±\. form my friends and patrons v at I have
ii..i:iu d m> residenoe ana placeof husn
t6 ilio 1 vveuty-tirat aureet, between X and -..
where l sm., be pleaded to receive orders,
wulch v.-iv receive urompt attention,
mates on work solicited, t'leuneuo uo& forget
the number and place, lours very truly,
LEE HAIS.
i|v BARS GOOD LAUNDRY SOA&, 26c; 6
J W large bars HoyalSavon, 25e; butter, :.
; ou.id; roil baiter, 35and ioe; o^ stcreaiiii ry.
Ooe: potatoes. <«ic sack; best roht v oais,
Ktlii'ti wheat i:u<i morning uaeal. 4c pound.
i.: . .-Li-. I k >: S(».n"S Boston Cash Market, slO
X Htreet.
I >EST TAMALES AT MRS. HERNANDEZ,
X) 1112 Fourth street. Mexican meals
cooked to order; also, Mexican beans. Euchi
lade.s served on toiuii-iaj.
MAY FLOWER AS A COMPLEXION
beautitier stands uiequaled. lu~^ ,
Filth street or tio^ings' dr^..- store.
OTEAM BATHB <<F TUSCAN SPRING
0 water given in Sacrament:); bathrooms
up Blairs in old jt'osiofnee Building, corner
Fourth ami X streets,' room 14. I'nis cele
bra'.i d water is also BOld by the case or i»oltiu
at reasonable rates' at room 14, same build
ing. UR.J. H. SHIRLEY <* \V..i.i.\N.Niv
iiii .Ij, agents, our be>t advertisement — the
patients whom we treat.
\ LAFFERTY. FORMERLY OF THE '
»J . < eiur.il Stables, has removed to his new
place, lloi .1 street, whlcii will be known as
LAtlerty'B Stables, lie will be pleased to see
oki iriend.s and patrons.
COME AND EXAMINE QUALITY OF
tinted linen squares lor stand covers, sot»
enshious, etc.; fan coiors guaranteed; scin>oi
01 art needle work. MiSS L. SCHUBEKT,
iul i Eighth street.
HIRED .t DICK-NEW CHOP HOUSE,
X; 1u25 Fourth street, between J and K.
I>ASTURAGE-STOCK WANTED TO PAS
tare; acres <ji' fine alfalfa. Enquire of
tiUOWJN lii.'i-., bUe yen til and X streets, Sac.
TNFORMATION WANTED.—I WOULD
X iiUe mtormation regarding the where
abouts of my brother, ANTuNE GAMMA,
Anyone Itnowing his whereabouts will please
write or address JOH N GAMMA, Folaom,cal.
MONEY TO LOAN. IN BUMS TO SUIT,
on city or country property; also, real es
tau: bought and sold by N. L. i>REW, 4OS J.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE
security. CHARLES COi (LEY, Real Es
tate and Insurance Agent, 1010 Fourth si.
-i £ TWELFTH STREET—J. ROWE, SEC
01Q ond-hand unu new harness. Baddies,
etc, bought, sold, exchanged <>r repaired.
GIOLD CROWNS AND REMOVABLE
t bndge work, roofless plates and line no!d
work a specialty. DX. G. W. NEWSOM'S,
1 l^O I street.
i GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR Sli; FILL
i\ ings, 50c ami upwards; (rom one-third to
one-halt saved; all work tint-class and guar
anteed. DR. G. W. NEWsoM, Dental Par
lors. 1120 I street.
4OA ru\{\ To lOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
y^U.UUU N. L. DREW, 408 .1 street.
STATIONERY, READING MATTER, ETC.,
for sale by s. A. Do \NE, 20J X St. Agent
lor cotton seine twinu and K. li. books.
\\rilO IS GOING TO BE ELECTED? IF
V V you want to know, go to Q\ o. < Iraj 's, on
the Riverside road, and while partaiiin'_c of
his fine lunches and refreshing drinks George
will unravel the mystery and tell you who the
lucky ones are. stop there while out driving.
George Is all right. Piano and parlor lor
guests. GEo. GRAY, Mixologist.
/CESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
V> cleaned; no uirt; lowest prices. W. M.
SLAUGHTER, 317 X, 00l M.
rfXHJB WEEK-NEW STYLE HIGH-BACK
X Antique Chairs only ','Oc each; also, a few
more 0-loot Oak Extension Tables at § i 90,
heavy 2-piy Carpet, !<!sc. CiIAS. M. LAMI'-
BEH-, -io'J X street.
ALASKA GRAPE WINS—A CERTAIN
cure ami preventive of all malarial or
miasmatic diseases; purities the blood aim in
vigorates the nervous system. For sale at the
N EAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 7:24>i X
st reet.
EVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
know thai "SKGURO" is the greatest
boon to them ever discovered. All druggists.
Price. §1 50 and §5 per b.>x. Every box
guaranteed. Send 2-cent stamiito WILBUR'S
SAFETY PACKET COMPANY,S3I KStreet,
Sacramento, lor private circular.
PERSONAL^
HAVE YOU ROOMS TO RENT AND
wish to secure a good tenant? list them
with the Capitol City Room-Renting Bureau.
Our demand lor rooms Is lur greater than the
supply, our list Is large, but they go last.
Members of the Legislature are availing
themselves of this plan of securing Jus! what
they want without any annoyance or trouble.
TO THOSE that WANT ROoMS, remember
it cosrs YOU NOTHING and the benefit of
locating just where you wish. To one and all
!we respectfully solicit your patronage. Call
or address CAPITAL CITY ROOM-RENT
ING BUREAU, 1023 Ninth, Odd Fellows'
Temple. Sacramento, Cal.
v^-i Foil CLEANING WATCHES; $1 FOR
<j> 1 mainspring; ail work guaranteed. 419
X street, next to Metropolitan Theater. Cash
1 aid lor old Rold and silver.
CREPE PAPER—JUST RECEIVED, A
lull line of tlie lat' st shades. MISS L.
BCHUBERT, 101-1 Eighth street.
FINE FRENCH ACCORDEON PLEATING
at short notice; satisfaction guaranteed;
no electricity. R. KLJ.SIIiK, l^ilJ I street.
COLLECTIONS^^
XTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—FARIS *
JIN SPINKS, General Collection Agency. 014
1 street. Prompt attention given to all mat
ters. Bad bills a specialty.
ACCOUNTANTS.
A CCOUNTANT—BOOKS EXAMINED, AD-
J\ justed and kept; charge* reasonabie. J
Si.OTi, IqO'.« Second street, between .J and K.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
BEALS' GEM GALLERY; SNAP PllOTO
graphs of babies by lightning process.
I My experience in the business enables me to
overcome all difficulties. Cor. seventh and J.
? A? PET CLEANING.
HARRY W. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
Cleaning, corner Twelfth and O streets.
Carpet cutting, sewing an>i reiitting; furniture
packed fur shipment; second-hand carpets
aud lurniture bought and for saJe. Telephone
TO LET OR EENT.
-i 1 -i .- NINTH ST.-NICELY FURNISHED
1 J. it) Iront and outside rooms; rent reason
able.
OKII P BTBBBT—HOUSE OP 6 ROOMS
v'lJ 1 and Oath. Inquire 1022% Fifth at.
17OPS '-TO Li:T ' FLAi' (; Bl M iM.S; BATH,
i i AiO "all aud closets; rent reasonable.
nir-(.f
mO LET-5 ACRES OF LAND AIiOUT A
L mile east of file County Hospital; 2%acres
In strawberries; the whole suit able tor gi
iv?; a good windmill ana building "on me i
place, tor terms address FARM, this office, i
n!7-3t*
rnwo SMALL HOUSES. BETWEEN
X Fourth aud Fifth, gaudq aud i;, 94 and SC>. j
lnquiiv X EH l BROS^ IUI7 Fourth street.
fYQQ EIGHTH STREET — FURNISHED
t /w^vlower Hat of four rooms. Nu obildren.
tr<Oß RENT—BO ACMES, EIGHT MILES
liom city; IU acre.-, fruit; house, burn,
chicken-house, wells; good place and. reason
able rent. Apply u> EDWIN K. ALfSLF A
CO., Rea. Estate, luli Fourth street. nlo-Ot"
mO RENT—FOR ONE, THREE OR FIVE
1 years, the well-known White Rook ranch
ne.ir Folsom. Sacramento County; tinu.n-res.
good house, bun, miiichour-e. chio&en-house
ami luo acred grain land, balance pasture,
ror particuittTScali or address Mica. CHAP
MAN, k Btreel, Sacramento, nlu-o't*
1 K1 i\ SEVENTH STREET—UPPERFJUAT
lUlu oi three rooms; rent, f 10.
mHE BERKSHIRE, C '.:. SIS I li ANI»L;
_L Just opened; tirst-class furnished rooms
en suite or a
rr.O LET—TWO^TORY HOUSE, 6 ROOMS
JL and bath; central locution; rent. Sl6.
STROBEL, agent, SI7 J. dm
CIURNISHED to • IMS TO REMT-NORTH-
N \ UH vie? 01' rwent >'-llrBt aIKi O streets.
mo LET-COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOxMS
1 -.an l , Ull; smail yard; rent #12. Apply
i.o<£l i J Street.
yar house of eight
■ • • - ath. lv t uire ; ;i L street, i
HOCSEKEEPING ROOMS APPLY TO
''J-- X, f- rtiUKLKV. caucer sp cialist,
Oi.JJj\ O. BJ ILDIN< , Fourth ail
MILKMAN HOI SE-CORNER THIRD
wikSmonS I 1":n't""stiyllli;d;l-
-rpHE RANCH OF THE LATE PETER
.1 poms. 11-,I 1-, miles Irom city on J-street
roaa; complete outtlt for dairy purposes; also
V | !li- v^ !S :t'"; '•^Llile- Apply to MRS.A.
l> i. ha s, on prexii - -
piVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
JC housekeeping. Apply L4lO Tentii •
mO RENT - THREE OR FOUR FUR,
1 nishe.i rooms for light housekeeping
lojs, corner Second and P btre< 1-.
M •"» EF.?" 6? 2!™ STREET, CORNER
010 ot alley, between b; and F—Dwelliue
coutalnins two parlor, with mantels, dinin f
room, tive bedrooms, good kitchi n wnn sink
partitioned basem at, two chiua closets two :
pantries, cupboards and drawers, Hoar and
meal bins; hot and cold water ana ■
K^PSjjout house; tormerly occupied
K. FORBES?^ P?HospitaL rtiCttitt" &PPly U>
MAO FOURTH STREET-GO TO THE
lIUO COLUSA HOJ 6SE tor .ool.con.fmt
able outside rooms, from $i p ,. r week up
waul; aiso suite of housi keeping rooms.
I^UATKItNfTY HALL-NORTH PORTION j
JL Masonic liuiluiiiij:. Apjijy on premi
BOAKD AND LODGING.
BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAM
i!y, 94 ou per week. ous IL street.
-J .).).) II ST.-ROOMS TO RENT WITH
*-j*/?O board; terms reasonable.
MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, I ANDJ
streets. Decidedly the best place in the
city: epmiortable; clean and homelike rooms !
L^rb^r^:'^w^! h or wiu"'ut bua"u
MUSIC AND ART.
TtfISS K. MANSFIELD, ARTIST. 609} i i
ill street, room 12.—Portraits enlarßedin
ami uat.r color.
/-IUITAK AND BANJO LESSONS-RE
IJ ducedrates; .i-iu§i lessons.S& fourS]
BtrBo^ 8 J' F" I>ALMEK > atiuii.. oio.'.'l
GROCSSIES.
TOMATOES, 3 CANS 25c; CORN, 10c PER
A can; 2-t> can Soused Mackerel, asc 6 bars
Uavonsoap, 2Hc; 5-gallon can best Coal oil or
Gasoline, 75c. at A. B. MINFORD'S Grocery,
Iwelflh and 11. "
DOWN AGAIN-FANCY MOUNTAIN
butter, 20c pound; potatoes, 60c sack-
SSJLJPKS 8 m<*at, 10c package, 7oc pail.
r.i.r.sLKV & BQN, BIOK street.
pINE MOUNTAIN BUTTER, 20c POUND;
1. 1O bars soap, 25c, Our Taste hams 14c
pound; bacon, 12cpound. SIMONS &SON
•> l X street. " '
l/v BASS SOAP, Sue; BEST ROLLED
LU oats and wheat, 4c pound; morning
meal, lOc package, or in bulic, 5c pound;
large bottie ot picKles or chowohow, 25c. SI
( Vili TAS^' I': HAMS, 13JiO 1.!'.; BACON,
\J 12 v .c; 25 pounds Brown Sugar, fl; (ir.i
ham i-imir. 20c sack; superior Oysters, 3 for
25c; Sugar corn, :; lor :>sc; Salmon, lOocau;
Borax soap, 6c, Sand Soap, se. UEfciSLBY &
bi ».N a v, ):itl ,n Cash Market, alu X sti
tWLKV.S GROCERY, TENTII AND E-
V Good buticr, lv to 15c i>er roll; creamery
butter, 50c; soused mackerel, 250 lor '.> cans
deviled hum, '„. 2 for 25c, %, 2 lor luc; com
beef, 15c lor 2-pound can; Sardines, 10
EOOKBINDEP.3.
HAULER'S PICTORIAL TIi.STORY OF
the war—Have them bound at E. \S'.
hREUNIN(.S, 3J • I t. Sacramento.
};> SCHULER A O>., THE ONLY RKi.I
-t. able bookbinders iv Sacramento, and
prices to suii the times.
EDUCATIONAL.
REMOVAL.— MRS. BPILMAN'S SELECT
School (formerly mm L street) has re
moved to southwest corner Ninth and M; all '
English Di-anches taueht; pupils preparedft>r
all grades of public schools.
ELACKSMITHS. ETC.
DCARMICHAEL, 1009 EIGHTH ST.,
. offers special inducements on all wason !
repair work. Remember, for <':ish only; 25 i
per cent, saved. Call and see hi* method of
.setting tires. Special attention given to
horseshoeing.
DHESS AND CLOAEMAKING.
MRS. MAY WALKER, CLOAK MA KING
of all kinds and tuiior-nmde auits; ul>o,
evening wraps. I^:J7 I street
MRS. E. BALLOU, FASHIONABLE
dressmaker; suits from su upward.
11~3 Third stn et.
IJIRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING I ONE
by electricity, without Injuring >,'oods or
color; leaves no gloss, aud when pleated
looks the same as when cut from tiie piece.
109 Tenth street.
MRS. CHATMAN. DRESS AND I LOAK
maker; suns from $"> up. 122.$ Seventh.
1 IT WILL BE TO YOLK INTEREST
BEFORK BUYING A PIANO OR ORGAN
to see the large stocii of be mtiful instru
ments for sale nt
THE COOPER MUSIC COMPANY'S
(Neale, Eiiers Co.).
No. S3l xJ Streot.
"We are sole agent? for the Mathunhete and
Jafob Doll Piuno; and Chle^o Cottage <t-
CuriP. Pianos sold for cash or installments*
also, rented or exchanged. We keepaeomi
plete stock of everything in the musical ilne.
HOTELI AND KE3TAUR\TTTi
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL*
Corner Seventh and X Streets.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASa FREE 'BUS
to and from the oars.
ciI.AY & TITUS. Proprietors
/CAPITAL HOTEL. CORNER SEVENTH
\j and X streets, strictly riist-elaxa. Frae
'bus to and from depot.
. BLESSING* GUTHRIE. Proprietors.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Tiii. LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA*
mento, Cal. sh als. 85 cents. WH. LAN*
Proprietor, tree bus to and from hotet.
STATE HOUSE HOTEI*.
Corner Tenth and X Sts., Sacramento.
BOAP.D AND ROOM, $1 25 TO §2 PEB
(lay. Meals, :2,; corns.
4i>-Aoccoiiim<idations FIRST-CLASS. Free
'Eus to and from lintel.
W. J. ELDER, Managsr.^
THE SAI3I3LE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.
FIItBT-CLAPS HOUSE IN EVERY RE.
spect. Indies' dining-room separate. Or-n
day and night BUCK MANN A CARRA
uHER, l'n.-prietors. No. 1019 Spcond street,
between -I and K. Sacrauiento.
THE MINT
Restnnrant and Oyster ITons*,
«B_^ SECOND STREET, BE- .-^q.
fv^§i> tween X nn >t JJsV*^b.
V*JB»% y M»-au» iv the ci!y for- 2.:>f»J\£w
tow", cents and np. Large Meal V--/ **&
TicKetsforf^ 5;). Private Rooms tor Radios.
Open Day and Ni^h:. No Chinese employed.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
ptORNER X AND FIFTH STREETS. SAC.
\j ramento. Meals, 25 ennts. Nearest Hotel
t and Express 0 Sees :u. i i:
Street ears pass tho dooi every three minutes.
Elegantly fumishrd rooms in sin^!.- > r suites
i:om 50 cents to $1 per night.
C. F. SINGLETON. PrODrietor.
Unique Restaurant,
8. W. Corner Third mid J Streets.
For r\n oyster stew, a raw or fry,
This nrsi-class Cife y ( .u should try.
EXCiiLLENT MEALS AT ALL i.
MAUCu ZARICK. Proprietor.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
I PURSUANT TO A i: riONOFTHE
rd o; Directors of the Buusel Irriga
tion District, duly made and passed on the
'•.. . ■ ■ :
given that said Board of Uirectoi ;\vill sell to
the highest bidder, and on the be^t available
terms, the bonds of sai.i Irrigation Dia i
the amount ol -V i6,o< 0, bearing ; I
at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, payai le
semi-annuaily, on the flrst day of January
ily ol each year, on the prestnfa
the Interest coupons :it the office ol the si ere
tary of the board. Said bonds are Issued by
tlie Board of Directors <>! Sunset Irrigation
District in accordance with and by the au
thority ot the Act oi the Legislature of the
State ol California, entitled "An Act to pro
vide for the organization and government of
lon Districts, and to provide for tue
Lion of water and other property, and
lor the distribution <>i water thereby for Irri
gation purposes." approved March 7. 1887,
and the Acts amendatory thereto.
Said bonds will be sold for cash, and for not
less than ;:0 pc;- cent, of the face value thi reot
•posals and bids for the purchase
of the wnole or any portion of said bonds
will be received by the 6
:i s. ction 28, in Township
Kighte n (1H) South, of Range Nineteen (19)
East, Al. l>. B. and M.. in Fresno County, Cali
fornia, and ma; address to (taryof
said Eioard <>? Directors at Lemoore, Kings
County, C;r> i Ime after the i
this notice an until 1O o'clock v.m.D]
BER 10.1894, al which time and place the
Bald sale will be ma le. said bonds wi
be of tl c denomination of [$5OO) Five Hun
dred Dollars, and will conform in :ili r«
• its of said a<-(.
i be i i t any and all bids is hereby
reser\' d.
mnsi be sealed, and addressed to the
c Baid district, and indorsed **Pro
i lorSunsei Irrigation District Bonds."
Any furthi . ml eoting Bald
bonds may be had <>n application to U
retary oi said board.
Done by order ol the Board of Directors of
Sunset Irrigation i'istrict November 15
1894. <•;..,. v frHITESIDE, President.
J. N. KiN;, Secretary. nl9-td
XL". LAGES,
DKAXJBB IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Hnv, Feed and Grain.
Try Our 3Oc 3r»d 35c "Teas.
112- AND 1430 SECOND STREET.
What is P^ore Attractive
Than a pretty face with a fresh, bright I
completion? For it. use Pozzoni'3 Powder. \
L2n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SACRA
mento County. State of (lallfornia.
in the matter of Antone Lievi ra and John
Quintal, ma >1 vent debtors—Order of adjudi
cation In insolvency.
Antone Lieveira and John Quintal, co
partners, doing business under the name and
of Quintal & Lieveira. ha 1
this court their petition, schedule ana inven
tory in Insolvency, from which it appears mat
they are insolvent debtors, the Bald Antone
Lievcdra and John Quintal and tue said co
partnership ot Quintal & Liev< ira are Hereby
declared to be insolvent. Th of llio
county of Sacramento is hereby directed to
take possession of all t)
, sonal,' Antone Lieveira and
: Quintal-and <»' the copartnership, in»
debtors, except Bach as may be b. law ex
empt trom execution, and of all their, each of
their deeds, vouoaera, books ol accountand
til The
i "i ;m ;t:-s>i;;n 0 "I
I ami ol tiie estate ol ip. Ail
Idi d to pay any <.i« bta u> t c
baid insolvents or either '>:' tfaem,ortode
liver ;ui\ property belonging t> snob in-
BOlvenbi or either oi tbem, to tbem or
to either <>t tbem, or to any person, firm, cor
poration or association t>'i their use or the
; •■ sul i debt-
I ors are hen sn to trant-lir or deliver
any property until the further order of this
court-, excep as herein o dered.
i! i- farther ordered I ere !i;or.s ot
.' api ear b fore tii.j lion. A.
P. CaUin, J i Suj <! .o:- c<;urt of the
nento. in open court, at thn
courtroom ol Department One of said court,
! in the said * tnento,on ihc 2 lsi
i day or December, 1594, al 30 minutes past l
.... that day, to prove their debts
and < or more assignees ol the
j estate > ~
It Is further ordered that the order be pub
s li.-., :i newspaper of
gen ral circulation, published ia the said
' County of 8 Cten as said paper
[ispubii rothedayset lor the meet
creditorK
And '.t is further ordered that, in the mean
time, ail proceedings agaiu t the said in
; bolvents be stayed.
i liated November 15, 1594.
A. P. CATLIN.
Judge of the Superior Cour*.
Clahken Oj iiuss, Attorneys for Insolvents,
nlli-td