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COMMERCIAL.
The Produce Exchange Adjourned
Till After Christmas.
Brisk Tiuslness In the Produce Mar
kets In Holiday Goods at
San Francisco.
San Francisco, December 24th.
There was uo session of the Produce Xx-
CiMU-ge to-day. Consequently there were no
transactions In (irain, and quotations are un
chanced- Tiie other produce market did a
brisk business in holiday goods. Vegetable,
and Fiesta Fruits were unchanged. Grapes
dull. Choice Apples linn. Citrus truiU
steady. Mure Mandarin Oranges arrive.
Onions linn. Potatoes steady. Tuiktys
higher. Poultry weak. Butter and Eggs
t-i aiiy at quotations.
AU business will be suspended in the city
to-morrow.
Produce Market.
KLoUK—Net casli prices for Family Extras, !
£3 -.(;(_.;. 55 fi bbl; liakers' Extras, $3 30@
U lo; bupt-riiiie, 92 2Ufeii ob fe 001.
WH.I-AT—Na lshlpinng Wheat is steady at !
at fe ctl lor No. 1 quality, with 88J4C ior \
cuolee product. Milling gra le. are lairly |
lii lv at lUe old range, say 9S*s_#97<W_C fe ell.
BAULK-—Feed, law to good, &oi<_,a2;_c;
choice, 8354 c; Brewing, UU&.ibc %* ctl.
OATH—Milling. $l(a»l 1~ if^cU; .Surprise, I
81 Oov&l 15; laucy Feed, $1 o^y.&l 07> a ; j
good u» choice, U2l u ig>u~ '..c; poor to lair, _.;-_!
<t,i,Oc; Llack, $1 _og>l "j(J; Ked, 81 V~'/-J9 I
1 lo; Gray, <jJi. J c(_.i>i fectl.
< "K.N —tfcaoteole at 15 fe ctl for !
large leilow, si 20<Sg>l 2b lor small Yellow. I
ana 81 17 >-_(_} 1 -.5 lor White.
HAY—Wire-bound sells at 81 fe ton less
than rope-oouud Hay. Following are tne
vnolesale city prices for rope-bound Hay:
Wheat, 8->@l2; Wheat aua vat, *S(#
11; < 'at. _^<fl>lo; Allaila, 8"" bi)&'J; Barley, I
8 fj<^'<; Clover,f_K§ 10 oojco-iipr.s.ecl, $_•(_. l;i;
btocK, B'><_>7 fe tou.
BTKAW —60®75c _. bale.
11' »PB—§©734o fe H>.
BUA-N—vl 1(012 feton.
BYE— \)2'-..<<i 'jocfecti.
BUCK WllLAX—ttOcOf 1 fe ctl.
GROUND BAULKY—9I9^II9 ">0 feton.
POTATOES—VoI unner New Potatoes, 2®
2>_c fe lb; Early Lose, :io(*ase; Liver Ited, 30
fe"6c; Burbanks, 40@idue; Oregon Bnsbeuks,
6U(g>76c; Salinas Lm bunks, 7oe(s.sl; Sweels,
70.@8i 25fecti.
ONIONS—4O(_. 00c fe ctl.
BEANS—Bayos, 81 "6<<_il 90; Butter, 81 75
(cii 85 for small aud 81 'JUCn~ ior large; Pink,
81 10fa,l ;i5; ited, 81 obi^i ;5; i.lum, ?;■_ lv
(y,4 Pea, 82 2b<a,2 50; Small White, $20
2 50; Lar-.- White, f 202 U's; Biackeyc, 83(a)
;} -25; Ked Kidney, 83@3 25; ilors-, 81 bo(&
1 45 r Ctl.
VEGETABLES—Mushrooms, s(«sc fe fl)
for common and 10(_.12u lor choice; String
Leans.S(«,loC .Att>;(;reen Petis.M^loc Vo>; Mar- !
rowiat squash, $?<_«>; Hubbard Squash, 810
fe ton; Green Peppers, 50(0>75c fe box; Tur
nips, ; ')'■ <h cii; Beets, 75c fe sack; Parsnips,
81 ~5 fe cv; Oarrota, fueu, ;;_>@4oc; Cabbage,
oo@i>sc; Garlic, u^-ic lb; Cauliflower, 60
07Ocfidozen; Dry Peppers, lo__,lx:)_c fe lb;
Dry Okra, 1 :: ] _#ldc fe a...
FRESH EKi.;I i—Persimmons, 250500 fe
box; Apples, 35c#fl ~'s fe box; Lady Apples,
8-' 50© 3 r box; Heats, :.s<-@?il fe box.
BEKulES—Cranberries, 8lii(_vl~ 50 "ji bbl.
CITRUS 1-KI IT-Caliioruia -Navels. 82 50
#0 5o; Seedlings, 81 :ib(&2 fe box; Florida '
oranges, 82 "5(g»:;; Mandarin < ranges, 91 10
081 85; Loreto Oranges, 8202 su; Mexican i
Limes, 84 50@5 fe box; Dal ifornia Limes, In j
small boxes. _U(<jtoOc fe box; Lemons, Sicily,
85; California Lemons, 8202 50 lor common I
and 8804 lot good 10 choice; Bananas, 81y»2
fe bunch; Pineapple s. $4<g>u' fe dozen.
DHIEO FRUlT—Following are the prices
furnish, ci by tiie Fruit Exchange: Apricot.-.— I
lancy Moorj ark, js>_c; choice, ito, Be; fancy, |
7,'._•; choice, 7c; standard, oJ.-_o; prime. 6c '<
Apples—Evaporated,s_4o7c; sun-dned,4@sc. !
I'caches — Fancy, o}_c; choice, Oc; Standard, |
5 1..'; prime, sJ4c_ peeled In boxes, 12(gjl3c; j
Pears—Fancy, valves, 5,'., c; quarters, 4^,c; ;
choice, 4^c; standard,* 3}._"; prime :>c.
Piums—Pitted, 405 c; unpuied, lj.__.2c.
Prunes—Four sizes, •l-,(al- 4 c. Nectarines-
Fancy, 7c; choice, U)_c; standard, 6c; prime,
6..c Figs—White, choice, 505% c; Black,
choice, 1 '/_(§> .'c. itafsinn—4-crown ioo^c, 4c
%< to in 5-K) i-".\e-; 3-crowM, 2Jv.c; 2-erown, 2cj
seedless btoltanas, oc; seedless Muscatels,
2c 1» lb: 3-Crown London Layers. SI ~5 "ji
box in 20-tb boxes; Clusters, si 50; Oehesa
clusters, 82: Imperial clusters, 83; 4-crown
loose, -vl 15; 4-crown loose, Csoed, 81 ~5 P
box. Dried Grapes—lj_c r lb.
BUTTEK—Fancy creamery, 21_v^3c; fancy
dairy. Ib019c; good to choice, 15_tH 7c; store ,
lots, 13014 c; pickled roll, nominal; iirkiu,
15 @17 c 9 lb.
CHEESE—Choice to fancy, 9<s»llc; fair to !
good, 7'_;sc; Eastern, ordinary to line. 12\.M
lk-r'lK
l-.OGS—California ranch, 32"-_i^3sc; store
lots, 25029 c; Eastern bCggs, %. dozen
lor cold storage, and us®:.^oc for lresh.
I'DILTIiV — Live Turaeys— Gobblers, I'2@
lie; Bens, 1201 )<■ v to; dressedl urkeys, 10*
15c* to; Boosters, 83© 1 ior old and S3 50(g>
4 50 for young; Broilers. #803 5o for small
and .'r3 50. for large; 1- ryers. Bl@l su;
liens, $'S 5004 50; Ducks, Si 50toi>; Geese,
81 2'jnjil ; 5 .. pair; l'igeons, 8101 50 "ji
dozen.
GAME—Quail, §1 5001 75;Canvasback.$4
05; Mallard. 8 l<g*s; Sprig, S2 50(u>
3: Teal, $1 50@1 75; Widgeon, 81 su;
small Ducks. 81 <3>l 2b; English Snipe, 82®
2 5o; common Buipe, 81(oJl 2b; Brant, $1 5o;
Urav Qeese, *2 s</-(g;3; White Ocese, 81 26
tj 1 50; Babbits, 81<_v 1 -^5; Hare, 50t_>75c-
Meat Market.
Following are tiie rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers to dealers :
BEEF—First quality, 505%e; second qual
ity. -l>_c; third quality, 3"_(g>4c %* to.
CAla ES—4@sc for large and s©7c "_* B)
for small.
Mil tON-r3*4o4>£co_h_
LAMB—SO6C « to.
it >XK—Live Hogs on foot, grain fed, heavy
and medium, 404% c; small Hogs, 4^^c; stock
liofeS, 4c; dressed Hogs 5' 4 ;<i,G}_c.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade in Local Produce Circles Fairly
Good.
sacrament-., December 24th.
There was lairly good trade iv local produce
circles to-day. Receipts oi Turkeys were
lancer than expected the day previous, and
prices Were kept at moderate holiday figures.
Following are the retail prices lor the vari
ous articles mentioned:
i.KKI.N FRUIT - Apples — Tewksburys,
Baldwins, Greenings, spltxenbergs. Bell
llow-ers, Pippins and Smith Cider, $1(*1 25 ft
box, ;><g> 1c %»lb; Grapes—Corniehons und To
kays, 5e -•*. it>; fears— Vicar a:.d Winter Nellls.
$1 ■ box. lc V a>.
CITRUS FRUIT — Pineapples, 50c each;
Bananas, 25c fl doz: Limes, ioc % do/.; Lem
ons, 25040 c v*do/.; Mexican Oranges, 2<J#3oc
%< «.ioz; Florida Oranges, 25#40c; Navel Or
anges. 25#760, as to size: orovilie seedlings,
15(g.30e; Hive: Side Seedlings. 15<_j;50c.
DAIRY PRODUCE— Bauer—Valley n roll,
4 0c; Pickle roll, luc; Petalnma, 5' c: Fancy
Creamery, 55c; firkin, 85c; UaiUorais Cheese,
1^ ;_c; Young America, lie; Hastern Cream
ery. ~<.c: Ljimtmrger, 80c; genuine Swiss,
3>e; American, 2 be: Martin's Cream. 15c;
_\.iuichatel, 10e each.
F.ii&-Eastern and store, 25c: ranch, 30c
ft doz.
POULTRY—Turkeys—Live Hens and Gob
_o&lß%C > R.; dressed, 16<#1 7 >_r;
Chickens—Bens, 50#o0e each; Unring. sue;
Broilers, 40#40e; lame Ducks, 75c; Geese,
$1 5U each.
VEGE'i ABLES—Cream Squash, sc; Hub-
EXTRA XMAS
FREE !
SUGAR and
CREAM CHOCOLATE
WITH —
TEAS,
COFFEES,
SPICES ai
GREAT. AMERICAN
Importing Tea Company,
617 J Street, "
SACRAMENTO.
Get (TEAS,
Your ] COFFEES,
Christmas (SPICES
AT OUR STOKES.
WHOL.ESALE PRICES.
bard Squash. 2c; Yankee Pumntin, 2c: Cu
cumrtcrs, 10c V dozen; Green < mions, 3 for sc;
Peppere, sc; Celery, 10c fi head; Cauliflower,
10c; Onions, 2c; Cal>ba-e. I<-; Spinach. sc;
KHd Cabbage, 10c; Mushrooms, lot3>l2>£c ft
lb; <Tarlio, 10c ft lb.
POTATOES—Local,50(<£G0c; Salinas,sl 25
• nek, l^i»._c»lb; sweets, l'/y lb.
MEATS—Beef—Prima Klb H »a.si, 12>_@15c;
Cnnca Roast, 10<-; Hump. 8c; Hrisket He;
Loin Steak. 12, I._®lsc; Round Steak, ioc;
ChucK steak. 10c. Ve:il-Loin and Rib
C.iops. 15c; Roast Vial. 12c. Mutton—Leg,
ll@l2*^c; Loin and Rio Ciiops, 12»_c: Mut
ton S^•w, «c; Shoulder C'iiop-*, sc. l'ork—
Roast and (hops, 15c; Corned Pork, 15c;
Sau«a2<-, 12. _c; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon,
14^15 ; Ham, lG(*2oc.
GAME—ouail. Si 5" » dozen; Ducks-Mal
lard. 7">@!'oc V pair: Cuivasba-k^, §1; Gray
and Sprig, 50(§>i;nc; Teal, 30c; Widgeon. 30c;
Gray Oeese, 75c; Hare, 200 each: Rabbits,
40c v i.air.
HAY AND GRAIN*-oat Hay. 75^s5c »
cwt; Wheat, 6".<arsc; second quality, Ho@
7 0c; Alfalfa, Gsc: Whole Btriev, : sej Ground
};arle>.Sl 15: Feed Oats. $1 3o@l 50; Mid
dlings, l«5c: Bran, Straw, Gs(_.7oc.
SA_<J FUAXCisio STOCK MARKET.
Has Fran-cis ;>. Dec. 24 1894.
mok.vino saasxosr.
! Alta 19c H. AN 9.">©9~-C
1 B. A B .^GfeHTc Ophir 1 40@1 15
1 Bullion Savage .'he
j (.'hollar 43c Mexican stio<>()c
C.C. iVa...3 4503 50 Union 4«c
C. Point 71ci
afti:i:nd!>x sKmt.ix.
Alta 17(|,18c H.A S 9209:*.C
i Andes 34c Mono 20c
1 Bodie G3(S»<;4c Mexican s_t(-)'.oc
1 Belcher s^c Ophlr 1 45
j Bullion. l'tc Occidental 6e
I li.AH 89c l'ofosi 31c
C. C. A Va 3 ~>o Savage 28<_i'-'.,c
I Chahenee 3Gc Se_\ lielcher l;>c
C. Point G7@'> >,c Cniou 45@49c
i O.iC 3Sc Y. Jacket 37c
CLOSING HUOTATIOSI,
i Alta - 17c 11. AN «»3c
I Alpha Cou 10c Justice lGc
j Andes _ 34c Kentuck 5c
i Belcher ,58c Mexican s^c
B. Isle 5c Mono lite
i B. A B site Occidental Gc
I Bod in con file Ophir 1 45
I Bullion 1.-c Overman 18c
1 Caledonia xc Potosl ;>ic
: Challenge Con 36c Savage 27c
("hollar 41c Bcorplon „4c
j Confidence 75c Union Con 48c
I C. C. A Va 3 50 Utah 5c
j C. Point iißc V. Jacket 3Gc
G. A C 88c
No Christmas and New Year's table
should be without a bottle of Dr. Siejjert'a
Angostura Bitters, the world-renowned
appetizer of exquisite llavor. Beware of
imitations
NEW YORK
IS 3.KJO MILES FROM SACKAM--NTO,
BUT THE TELEGRAPH. COMBINED WITH OUR
PRIVATE CODE. REDUCES HIE TIME TO A
FEW MINUTES AND THE EXPENSE TO A FEW
CENTS.
T. E. WARD & CO.
Bankers and Brokers,
31 & 33 Broadway, Hew York City.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN,
COTTON, COFFEE.
Bought and sold for cash, or carried on 3 to 5 per
cent, margin. Commission 1-1«.
Ik you want to keep posted you should
send eOl. our daily m.vkkel' letter.
which tells you when to sell as well
as what and when to buy.
Y. m should also send for our CIRCULAR, which
gives some valuable suggestions in the way or
avoiding losses. If you will examine every ac
count you ever had which showed you a loss, aud
then lltfure out what you would have made fol
lowing our rules, you will say your losses were
unnecessary.
We have the largest offices employ more clerks,
riiurr brokers, have more private wires, use more
telephones, and have a larger number of customers
than any other brokers' ojice in the world.
If you are making money where you are, don't
change, but if you are running behind, give us a
chance. If you are speculating in the NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE, quit at once ;.nd try the
CONSOLIDATED, where you can save half the
commission, and ail of the interest, if you wish.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ
8 MAINE'S £;
(MY pfliß
5 F> BE O *=» l_ X WE_.__.l-,. S
CLOSED TO-DAY ALL DAY.
CHRISTMAS DAY
(TO-DjPIY)
Is a day of rest and pleasure. We
hope the majority of the people will be
afflicted in this way, and able to pick
a turkey bone, when the hour for such
things comes 'round. We have had a
good trade in goods suitable for the
above occasion. There are still some
things left that we do not wish to carry
over, and we shall hold a special sale
of such goods THURSDAY NEXT, and
give you a big list in this paper that
day. Yesterday we sold goods low, but
not anywhere as low as we shall sale
day. Be careful and read Thursday's
list. We close by saying a happy
Christmas to all. Respectfully,
THE RED HOUSE COMPANY,
J Street, between Seventh and Eighth.
C. H, G.
SACRAMEISTTO BAILf BECORD-ryiON, TtHESPAIT, -DECEMBER 25, 1894,
MISCELLANEOUS.
f" It's Cruel
for tnem not to give you Pearline for your
washing. Your folks can't know much about it.
v My ! They could save their money, and all your
/( /\ il - hard work besides. I'm thankful"
I V/ 1 AI V £^~\ the lady I live with is just the
(/) "(Va \>r^o other way. She knows what
j^//\y\ Pear^ne *3! d°' anc^ sne
I 111 I \\ f * \ wants it. She'd never let me
a fl/ \\ _ \ic~ \ -ose my me trymt<to get
111 \\ JP^^Z? things clean with soap —and
mi ~//L^^:ao^R\ sne woluc^n'* stand it to have
If //^^^//// ncr c^otnes a^ worn out with
fl / rubbing, either."
'l / l'|Tl\\ That's the truth. The
l s\ |\\ lack of Pearline comes just as
f I J hard on the mistress' clothes as it
"-*i>-, a — —^*—-v l Jfr does on the laundress' back.
Teddler?; and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you " this is as good as M
K_/V_.lll__. or "the same as Tearline." IT'S FALSE—Pearline is never peddled,
if "D^,_-»1_ anQ 'f}""or grocer sends you something in place of Pearline. bo
JPcLC-K honest— send it back. 4£T JAMES PYLE. New York.
ffiaJ£__3M___f__H7 ELY'S CREAM B ALWI-Cleanses the Nasal Bf^,S3K.i
■_»—Piy?alPassages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals ___»o*rlhVrt\KV
g*y Sores, Restores Taste and SmeU, and Cures Hfcfl^f3" ? rcijnj
WSt^ -j-ffil <iiv<s iT.^iefaTT» v^Tlov (^iinl^ur^^SM^^^^
B^ r_*_-3-*S______B-i App'p ui'n tif .Xostri's. /.' is Uitv-kly Abgorb'd. __H-^V_<_i"';'"v _.
Pfi_9-B--I-B____9!-'•>'. I)ruK_-i9t« ><r by mail. ELY' BROS., 50 Warren <» ,v v JtkTkT<vr\ m^ : '" "
W. P. FULLER"& CO.
OFFER
-PICTURE FRAMES
Ready-made for-portraits and photos, or made to order of any size or
shape. A large line of Moldings from which to select.
MIRRORS,
Mantel and pier. A good assortment of different sizes and shaoes.
PRICES WERE NEVER SO LOW.
PICTURES.
Many of the Standard Engravings and lots of new subjects of mod
erate and low prices.
lOie SECOND STREET.
OPEN EVENINGS.
BOOTH'S
SELECT
BALTIMORE
- OYSTERS -
_R.e;cre:i--j-e:ci $f£ IDsaily
(IISTIMSON i CO.'S.!
<*" -"" '^^Whw.^ _nl
Ms, ißr i; a nwi-pui.-.nn.'Mis
JUGEV remedy for < iiTicrriei-a.^BB
/sStJuSKm Whites, >periiiatnrrlii.':i.
mSBS^E& Oin-r, unnu',ur;ii discharges ■■
___r_Jg"t^__? or U!-y inllammation, irrita- ■3
E3L*tE&^3 l'"n "r ulceration of mucous
W3_tf fc _-\ij} :.ie!ii!ir:ie s. Non astringent
MJH| und guaranteed not tostricture.
Smbm! SOLD ItV DRt'4.«.IKTS
situ ;u plain wrapper, by
H(||m expre.s. prepaid, on receipt of
■l^^Jß(l.i)ij. Descriptive Circular
V '■ "J^ftmailed on request. .
*e^5;Vj I>___l_1 >___l_ ■«Baf»ftorrd liy .v**.'T'T*fSl
CINCINNATi. o. __^PBJ.
V'*'*%V '''' s' *' __^_r »^
' GROSSMAN'S SPECIFIC MIXTIRE.
WITH THIS RKMEHV PERSONS CAN
cur.- themselves without the least ex
posure, change «>!'iiie. or change in applica
tinii to business. The medicine contnlna notb
ni- that is ot the h-ast injury to the oonsutu
tion. Ask jour druggist lor it. Price.9la
bottle. TuX
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
FIRST
OF THE
YEAR
will soon be here, and when you out
line your business policy resolve to
PLACE
YOUR
PRINTING
where you can get it done promptly,
neatly and at fair prices, and that is
WITH
TOM A. CODY,
RECOUD-I'MOX BGILDING,
SACRAMENTO.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Sao Francisco Savins Union,
5;.:. California Street, corner Wehh.
F OX THE HALF YEAR ENDING WITH
the Slst of December, 1*94, a dividend
baa been declared sit the rate of fourand eight
tenths <4 8-10 per cent, per annum <>n term
deposits and four (4) per cent, per annum on
ordinary deposits, tree of taae^, payable on
and after WEDNESDAY, tho utd day ot.lanu
ery.lB9s. LOVJSLL WHITE. Cashier.
dlr-.',vu„'.v
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
mHE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES
1 will begin MONDAY, January 7, 1895, at
v a. m., al the College Building, .'Stockton
strict, near Chestnut, San Francisco.
It. A. McLEAN, M. !>., Dean,
805 Kearny street, cor. Bush, San Francisco.
d2O-2Wd<".w
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT WATER TAKERS
Water Rates Not Paid to December isi are
Delinquent—Extracts from Ordinance Xo.
348, Providing for the Collection of Wat^r
Rates, and Providing a Penalty for the
Violation Thereof.
rpHE BOARD OP TRUSTEES OF THE
1 City of Sacramento ordain as followr*:
Section 2. Ail water rates shall be payable
monthly in a Ivance.
Section :i. It tiie amounts du^ for water
rates arc not paid to the City Collector ai his
office, or witiiin thirty days after the same
shall become due, the City Collector shall, in
writin_, within ten days thereatter, notify tiie
City Tapper of such default; aud tt shall be
the duty of the city Tapper, witiiin ten d:iys
after re< clvtns said notice, to cause the water
to be sini oil from s;iid premises.
se tio:i 7. Any person violating any of the
provisl ns of this ordinance, sbaU, for the
tirst offense, in- fined in the sum of §25, and
for each _occeding offense be fined tbe sum of
$50. and in defhnlt of payment of said tine
thall be Imprisoned In the City Jail not less
than ten, or more thau twenty-live days.
Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect
from and alter the Ist day of July, IM»4.
Pass.d June :.8. 1894.
W. l). LAWTON,
l'resident Hoard of Tiustees.
O. S. Flint. City Cleric. dl'j-rt
SiCRiMENTO COUNTY BOMS.
VTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
__\ Edward I.yon. Treasurer of the County
of Sacramento, Slate ot California, will re
ceive bids at my otlice from December2o,
189 I. at 12 m.. to JANUARY 14,18i»5, at 12
si., for th<- --ale of ninety-five (95j Sacramento
County bonis oi tbe denomination of one
thousand $ l.OOo) dollars each; said bonds to
run lor twenty _20) years from the lirst day of
January, 1895, and to bear Interest at the
rate of tour and one-half 4.. per cent, per
annum, interest payable semi-aununlly at
the county Treasurer's office In the City of
Sacramento. No bids will he received lor less
than par value and accrued Interest, The
Board of Supervisors reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids. By order of the Board
ot Supervisors, made December l ">. 189 i.
K. LYON,
d2O-td Treasurer of Sacramento County.
IN THE BUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
California, County of Sacramento.
inthe matter of "the estate of ANNA M.
BASLER deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the
2-th day of December, l»!>4, at lo o'clock \.
si. of said day. and the courtroom ol said
court, at the < courthouse, in the city ot Sacra
mento, County of Sacramento, and stateof
California, has been appointed as the time
and piace lor proving the Will Ol said Anna M.
Basier, deceased, and for hearing the appli
cation ol William H. Basier for the issuance
to him of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hind and the seal ol said court
tins 14th nay ol December, 1804.
XV. 15. HA.MILT >N, Clerk.
By E. s. Wactthohst, Deputy Clerk.
HoLi.dk Dt nn, Attorneys lor Petitioner.
indorsed: Filed December 14, ls!»4.
\V. n. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By E. S. Wachhokst, Deputy. dl7-10t
IN THE BUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
California. Count v of Sacramento.
In the matter of the estate of PETER
McGEE, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, tho
4th day of January, 1896, at 10 o'clock: a. v.
of said day, and the courtroom o> said court,
at the Courthouse in the City of Sacramento,
County Of Sacramento, and' state of ( al ifor
nia. has been appointed as the time and place
tor proving the win of said l'eter McGee.
deceased, and tor bearing the application of
; ank Hickman tor the issuanoe to him of
l< tiers test tmentary thereon.
Witness my band and the seal of said court
this S2d day ol Dec mber, 1894.
ai.. W. B. I; AM 11 .T.)N, Clerk.
By E. P. I'HNii, Depute Clerk.
Hoi.i. A Di nn. Attorneys for I'etitioiicr.
d:.' 1-t I
IN THK BUPERIOR COURT OF THE
I County of Sacrami nto. .state of California.
In the mat c.- of JOHN McNAMARA. an
in-olvcnt debt r-Nut c by Clerk on Appli
cation for Discharge.
Notice H berebj elven to sll the en dtt >rs ol
John McNamara. the above named insolvent,
who have proved tin ir debts, that said in
solvent baa mis day a; pile I to this court lor
a dlseharze from bis debts, and Hint FRIDAY,
the 4tu day of January, a. d 1895,al 1:80
p. jt„ at tho courtroom of said court, at the
Courthouse m Baeramenlo, County oi Sacra
mento, baa been fixed OS the time and place
lor said creditors to appear and show cause;
If any th y have, why said insolvent-; appli
cation should not be granted andbebeais
cbaigi d trom all bis debts, In aooordanee with
the statutes in ■ neb eases made and pro vldi i.
Witness my hand and the aaal ot said su
per ior Court this :;oth day ol No • mbi r \. d.
1894. W B. II -MILTON,
-i al,] Cietkot ihe Superior < ourt.
i y E. a, Wachhokst, Deputy.
Dal d November :soth, a. p. l^ai. dl-stTu
THE SHOOTING SEASON I8 V r» __<
now open. Come and make v*\.Jl^^
your pick from WM. H. ECK- «_____Xl_«sV
II AUDI'S new invoice of (iuns __J5^ <r^L
and fixed and loose Ammunition, I^n. j/
etc.. from all tho best makers. Now lot of
Shooting Coata—In k, corduroy and fustian,
(inns choke bored, stocks bent and repairing
on guns and rifles a specialty. Send for price
list. No. 583 X str.et.
T_r_?DE_.TAKEB3.
J. FRANK CLARK,
UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1017-1010 Fourth St., Sacramento.
I7MBALMINQ A SPECIALTY. GEORGB
X_j H CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 134.
W. J. KAVANAUGH, Undertaker
IMO. Sl3 -J STREET.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. OFFICR
oj_en day aud night. Telephone No. 30fi
-tAILROAD TIME TABLE.
southern" pacific company
[PACIFIC SYSTEM.]
DECEMHER 5, .894.
Trains I,eave and are Due to Arrive at
Sricraimento:
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
ihoi'| I (From)
10:50 I' Ashland ami Portland ♦;.-20~A
t?.~45 A Culisto.:i and Napa j 11:15 A
3:00 t' Caliatoga and Napa I >:io P 1
10::,5 A Demlng, Ei I'aso and l_astj «:06 P j
.>:l5 P Colfax I 2:00 P |
7:10 FKnights L'dlng&Orovliiel 7:45 A
-:?> - k OB, Angela 10:25 A
11:40 A Os?i:eu uud East—Second
Class 2-40 \
10:00 PjCentral Atlantic Express
.oner. lUr ° -''U>n :Uid EaSt- •"' ir> A
♦3:05 POrevlu. rfa Rosev'le J'n'c *10:15 A
*6:4sA|Ked BlatT via Woodland '7:50 P
3:u."> P:Red IJlutl \ia l_tarysville 10:15 A
10:30 A Redding Tia Willows 8:55 P
3:00 A Sau Francisco Tia Benicia 11:15 A
0:io A >an Francisco \ui B.>n:<N.i 9:40 p
»-:4 . a sun Francisco via Benic ;■ 10:30 P
:?:Oo P S;in Francisco via Benicia »:10 P
*10:0O AJBanFrancisco viasteamen A
10:25 A Sau Fran, via i_ivennora 2:60 F
10:.'5 AlSan Jose :_>:so P i
10:25 A Santa Barbara *>:0b P j
*6:4sA|Santa Rosa 11:15 A
3:u • PiSantaßosa _..: *!S:io P
Stockton and <.;111 j 0:05 P
10:.',. A Stockton aud (Jult ; 2:50 P
5- 0 Pistockton and Gait 1 10::.5 A
11:40 V Truekee and Reno 2:40 A
lO:00 PTruckee and Rt-no ' 5:45 \ ]
0:15 A Vallejo 11:15 A ;
3:00 PI Vallejo 8:10 1' !
*4:ln P|FolBom aud Placervllie 'llioS A
*:.-00 AI Folsom and Placervllie 2:40 P
•Sunday excepted. (Monday excepted.
A—For morning. P—For aiternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffio Manager,
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent,
THE JUDSON EXCURSION "Sab^'i e 1
Ekicramento every TUESDAY. Upholstered
cars and managers through to Chicago und
Boston. Call on C. .1. ELLIS, Aeent S. P. Co..
Sacramento, or address JUDSON A CO., 19
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
HOTEL- AND RESTAUR \Nn
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL 1
Corner Seventh and X Streets.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE 'BUS
to and from tin cars.
CRAY & TITUS. Proprietors.
CAPITAL HOTEL, CORNER SEVENTH
and X streets. Strictly tirst-class. Free
'bus to and from depot.
BLESSING A GUTHRIE, Proprietors.
WESTERN HOTEL,
3 IHE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA-
L mento, CaL Meals. 25 cents. WM. LAM)
roprietor. Free bus to and from hotel.
STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and X Sts., Sacramento.
BOARD AND ROOM, $1 25 TO S2 TER
day. Meais, 25 cents.
*S~Acccommodatlons FIRST-CLASS. Free
Bus to and from hotel.
XV. J. ELDER, Manager.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
CORNER X AND FIFTH BTREETS Sac
ramento. Meal?, 25 cents. Nearest Hotel
to Post and Express Offices and Theaters.
Street cars pass the door every three minutes.
fclegantly furnish d rooms In single er suites
tiom 50 cent- to $1 per night.
i . F. s;ngLl-;T(jN, Proprietor.
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.
J7IIRBT-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE
! spect. Ladies'dining-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCKMANN A: CARRA
GHER, Pro; littMi-s. No. 1019 Secoud street,
between J nnd k, Sacramento.
THE MINT
Restaurant hum Oyster Hon^e,
SEI'ONI. STREET, RE-
aiiy^^ Meals In the city for 2bow\ a^y.
.icKetstorS4 50. private Rooms tor r.adies.
Open Day and Night. No Chinese employed.
Unique Restaurant,
S. W. Coiner Third and J Streets.
For an oyster stew, a raw or fry,
This first-class Cafe you should try.
EXCELLENT MEALS AT ALL HOURS
MARCO ZARIUK, Proprietor.
Sacramento o_y«ter IVlarlcet.
FRESH OYSTERS — EASTERN, CALL
fornia and Olympla. Families supplied.
< »ysters lv every style. < tyster Cocktails, 10c
817 X St.. bet. Ei_ht.i ana Ninth. Sacramento.
W. F. FRAZER
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALBR IN
Redwood,
Oregon arid
Mountain
LUMBER
Doors, Windows and Blinds.
i OFFICE AND YARD. FIFTH AND L STS
GrO TO
WELCH BROS'
For. tiij-:^—
LATEST I.N NOVELTIES,
BOXES AND FANCY BASKETS.
607 J SXREEX.
Stop and Consider
BEFORE YOU BUY ANY AND ALL
kinos of Eastern mixtures to take the
Place of lard. Use PURE CALIFORNIA
I JUAKD; it is always fresn and sweet. Xv so
doing you -will benefit the hog-raisers on tho
i Pacific Coast.
i MOim &YOERK PACKLNG COMPANY.
SUNSET LIMITED.
I TjPlkih: the
"Sunset
Limited"
Tbe New Transcontinental Ffyef
< OF THE—
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
COMMENCING—
Thursday, Nov. i, 1894,
AND—
Running every Thursday until
further notice
——BETWEEN—
San Francisco AHO
H s2r. New Orleans
OVER THE POPULAR
SUNSET ROUTE,
tbe Favorite Routs ot America tor Winter Tra?A
A SUPERBLY EQUIPPED
SOLID VESTIBULED TRAIH,
CONSISTING OF
Pullman Palace Double Drawing-room, SIMM
injj-cara, Uining-c.irs and Composite Can.
with Ruflet, Smoking-room, Batn
room and Barber Shop,
Brilliantly Lighted by Pintsch Gat»
NO EXTRA CHARGE.
AU first-class tickets, local and through,
honored ;or pa.-,vige. Sletplng-eaT
Berths at regular rate*.
Dining-car Service Best Obtainable
Meals al a Carte.
Immediate connections at New Orleans wltfc
trains ior Chicago, St. Xx>nls, Cincinnati,
l_ouisvllie and Memphl-. Also with
__IMIT__D TBAXNS or the
& PIEDMONT AIR LINE
FOR
Atianta, Charlotte, Danville, Washington,
l'hiladelphia. >'ew York, Boston and
other Eastern Boinis.
THROUGH SCHEDULE:
Laave San Francisco, 10:30 a. ji., Thursday.
Leave Los Angeles, 4:<JO a. m., Friday.
Arrive Fl Paso, 0:3O a. m., Saturday-
Arrive New Orleans, 7:40 p. m., sua day.
Ar; ive New York, 1:30 r. m., Tuesday.
I'hrough Time to New York City, 119 hour*
For further particulars inquire ol any
agent of
i THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
j RICH'D GRAY, T. H. GOODMAN,
Oen. 'i'rad.c Manacer. Gen. l';iss. Aeent,
l -
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
REWARD!
San Francisco, Oct 12, iBg_f.
TO CNITED STATES MARSHALS,
SHERIFFS. CONSTABLES, POLICB
AND OTHER OFFICERS.
At or about 9:30 on the evening ol
October 11th the overland mail and
express train No. 3 wat topped by
robbers, about five miles west of Sac
ramento, in Yolo County, California.
The express car was robbed of about
$30,000 (fifty thousand dollars) in
gold co;n. The train men nnd express
messenger were shot at sevoral times
to accomplish the robbery. Tne fol
lowing is a brief description of the
robbers, as near as known at present:
One about six feet high, weighing
about 200 pounds, the other about five
feet nine inches, weighing about 170
pounds. Each wore linen dusters and
masks and had their faces whitened.
The Southern Pacific Company and
Wells, Fargo & Company will pay a
reward of two thousand five hundred
dollars (52.500) for the arrest and con-
I viction of each of the robbers, and
five thousand (SO.OOO/ dollars for the
recovery of the money stolen or a
proportionate amount for any surro
recovered.
This offer of reward supersedes any
and all others. Further information
may be obtained from tiie under
signed, or of Mr. J. B. Wright, Division
Superintendent, Sacramento, or ot
Mr. A. D. Wilder, Division Superin
tendent, Oakland Pier, or ot' Mr. E. H.
Cooper. Manager Wells-Fargo's Ex
press, San Francisco.
A. N. TOWNE,
becond Vlce-Presideut and Gen'l. Manager,
J. J. VALENTINE,
President Wells-Fareo A Co.
REWARD!
The SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANI
hereby offers to pay
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
I As a reward for information or evideactf
leading to the arrest and conviction of
one or more of tbe criminals wh»
caused the derailment of west bound
mail and passenger train, No. 4, at a
point about three miles west of Sacra*
mento about noon this date, JULY it,
1894, i° which wreck three or mora
persons were killed.
(Signed) A. N. TOWNB,
Second Vice-President and General
Manager
CAPT. RUHSTALLER'S
Extra Gilt Edge
ALSO FINE OLD PORTER,
Delivered to Saloons Ice Cold.
Capacity, 70,000 to 100,000 Barrels
For Year.
I BEST BEER IX THE WORLD
J TRY IT.
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