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COMMERCIAL.
Wheat Market Duller, Though Prices
are Unchanged.
Barley Steady. With a Fair Call for
Brewing—Oats Firm, With a
More Active Market.
SAN FRA>CISCO, Dec. 10th.
The Wheat market is rather duller, with
prices unchanged; the Chicago market is
lower. A steady market fcr Barley, witli a j
lair call for brewing; choice feed is held for j
70c. Oats rule firm and the market is more
active; to-day's receipts were but teu centals.
Several small lots or Kye have changed j
hands, but the market is quiet and rather ;
weak. Very little doing in Buckwheat.
Grapes brought better pri.es to-day, but j
Offering! are light. The Orange situation i»
unchanged. A communicatiou from Jv'ew
York states that receipts there of Cape Cod [
Cranberries are -mall and insunicient lor local
trade and prices have advanced materially.
The stock Of New Jersey berries now East ap
pears to be less than at the same time last j
year, and present prices are about lit) per j
cent, lower than at the same date la Is'j4. A j
lew Strawberries in to-day sold at the rate of i
$s per chest. The Dried Fruit market has j
t» en uucuanged lor some time, and changes |
are not luokeu for until alter the holidays.
I he Butter market is iuactive and stocks
continue to accumulate. Ciieese i.s active
and linn. K^gs are piling up ani go begging, j
The Eastern Poultry vow oil the marKet is I
cleaning up lairly weil. >ot a great deal ot j
Caliiomia stock in to-day, iurkeys, botii
live and dreaed, did a little better, under
ligui receipts ana a good inquiry. Game \\.is
in lighter receipt tlian u»uai for iueaday.
fcpngaud t^uuu did particularly well.
Produce Quotations.
FLuUK-.Net cash prices for Family Ex
tras, $3 35^3 45; Bakers' Extras, »o 15(0
0 25; aupernue. s>;i is 6©2 00 %t bbl.
NViiEAi— biiippiug Wheat is quoted at
$1 per ctl lor .No. 1 and $1 OlJ* lor choice.
AiJhiug Wheat, *1 Ooig>l U7'«.
liAKLEV-Jreeii, lair to good. C 6> 4 ®l>7,' a c;
choice, 0&; 4 c; Brewing, 75<<#50c.
UA'lii—MUliuK, ?Oy»7 5c per cti; Sur
prise. UO(<j> !>;>»>.•; Fancy Feed, bOsbsc; good
to choice, 07 JjitfSUc; poor to lair, 0~. ]g,ijbc;
.black, lor beed, $1 10@l 3o; Oray, oiig,
7 6c per ell.
CUK.N—Uirge Yellow, &o®B2}. a c; bniall
Yellow, bj - 4 (a&sc per til; While, sou»9uc.
E— 7;) a (dbUc per ctl.
BUCK.W lii^Al—fesfei*oc per oil.
MlDDLlNGS— ilhifl>^l per tou.
liUA> — ?>l^ i>o{sj,l3 p ion.
OKoL'ND BAltuEi—?>lo@lG %Uon.
HAY—Wheat, $S<a>l2; VVuuut and Oat, $7
fe.ll; Uat, i>u; Ailaila. 7 5; iiar
ley, f 6 6u(a,y; Closer, $tii*7 50; Compressed,
fct* 0*11; .-lock. 6o(dU "t* ton.
.^i K^W ~^o(&CUC ft bale.
HuFB-5(3»;c v tt>.
iJc-A-Na— i.ayos, $1 10$ l 15; Butter. $1 70
w,i 9Qi I'iuk, yucvfl,??l lo; Ked, $1 aoi&il o5; j
.Lima, $2 i>o<»2 bO; i'ea, $1 su(fl,i 75; bniuli ;
While, $1 4Oia<l 56; l^irge Wait , $1 100 ;
1 65; Biackeye, :?i Total yi>; Ked Kidney.
£>1 76<d«l i»5; Horse. ?>1 oUyjd 70 fj cii.
i'(ji a I'OtS-Salinas Buroauks, ou@Bsc
and bo^4uc %»ctl Gor Jt&iver i;uruauit s
in tacks. Oregon Buroauks, sO«ai7uc «> BU*
Ki\tr Keds, oU(3r4oe "p. cit. ttwett .Potatoes
VI so*cti.
uMu.N>— tjO&TOc** ctl.
\i.ijhTAßLt.d--L.r«.am Squash, 25c %t box;
Tomatoes, -10i*05c; string lieaus, 6#7e;
Ciretu i'eas, 4©se %i ib; Green Peppers,
«>Oo V box; Carrots, oO@4uc; Caouage, 5Uc !
V.c.l. Gallic, 4(*4 uC * fc; Dried leppers, tiitf •
luc f« tt>; Mustiroouis, 6 yl-^-'« 2) lor wild. !
-ii FKCii— Apples, ISO. 1 grades 75c ;
ttSil y. b.'.x; common, 4u«OU j>er box; fancy,
bpilzeUDerg, $1 i.e. 11. -> — i raiiberiies,
sO<fl»l^ %l bbl. Grapes—svy*7sc in ooxe-.
mid lu,<j,ioc ijiore iii crates, feare—Winter
>tlis, ??1 25*1 50 %( box; other varieties,
-iotifrtlUc «4 vox. i'ersiaiiuoas—4Oitf>7sc V* box.
CiiKUs FKUiT—Mexican Limes,9s#s 5u
V box; Caliiornla Lemons, $I^l lor com
monandfl oo&\i %* box lor good to choice,
and f)2 OUft.) tor laucy; Caiitoruia
uranses, $1 .)O*2 %t box ior seedlings;
MaveU, ?i^ soia..i \ib V vox; Japanese Man-
Clai 1U&, '.•(jcj^l Ui> %i OOX.
TKOx'IOAXi *'XL il — Banauas, U5&2
V lunch; l'uieapiles, $^ 50@5 * dozen; new
J't-rs;.i:i I>a f D>.
bivitD t Xl li—l-oilowing are the prices
,cU by the »Sau i-raucisco 1-ruit tx
chauge. i'ht: iiguies presented represeat car
■•.», smaller parcels occasioiuti>y selling
at ■Uglitly lower rales: ApriooU firm; Ap
j .es, bteady; I'runeb fcirim^. espeoiallj' tlx
larger >i/.< s; Peached quiet. Apnoots— l-aucy
Moorpark, loc; choice uu. bSi<r, fancy, ;>c;
choice, ktandard, he; prime, 7Jic Ap
ples—Evaporated, l! 4 >isc; sun-dried, o(tf:>; a c.
reaches —i-aucy. tic; euoloe, sc; sianaard,
;riiiie. iv; peeled in uoxe«. IUi&IM:
icars - 1-ancy, Balvea, 7c; i^vianers,
choice, Oc; standard, 5o; prime, lc. 1 >r.•= l
- -l>ic pt 3>. Plami—Pitted, i .
unpitu . c. Prunes, iour sizes, -ic. :
Nectarines—tanej I stand
prime, sc. Figs—White, choice,
. . ', Black, :^©2>»c. itiiigm- ::;c.iri<>ud
lout, F. 0. B. >an fnuteteco m sai-kh-r Ou-it)
wii loos>-, ;j 4 c; 3-crown, B^e; 2
crottii, <i' 4- ia;ias, a- 4 ®iJ.' 2 c; nefcd
lata il ■; Dried uraj e», 4 c;
3-crowu London i-a\ers, -jOc:g*#l %<
u;o-;ti boxes; Clusters, ?il iio©l su; Deiiesa ■
n, $Z 10<g)^ ad; Inaperial clusters,
I v 4*erewn loose, is—; i-crown
loose, t.iccJ, $— r box.
ia fiKK — i raamery — Fancy, 27928 c;
fcDecla r; .iicoiiu.-., i26{^26c.
-Fancy, 25d<2t>c; goou to choice. 23
:- ...o, l'ickled—lj
y,.Me; lirk...
CHKjfiiE—Fancy mild new, lOc^llc fair to
item, 12<a>ia>ic %liL.
a— UU(j,-lbc V- tio/.eu lor ntore and
i ranch; Eastern, iua,_;ic; lancy
ed, wiiite, itoc.
l-'uL'l.i'KV—Live lvi,-.. \.- Qobblen, lo®
lie Ileus, lO©l lc «* It.. ii>i, m L3#l3a
V Koo^iers, jfia 79#4 U^rold; §4i*4 s"lwi
young, luoiiers. 51'^,.) ior small and -
ijilo; QSj *li*4 5O; DUCkS, $4(3> i
6 oo; i».-1.>.-, fl .iO4i»i 7 5 v pair; Pi
*I<*l ~'s %i dozen lor old ana $i 2603 7 5
V doaen ior young.
GA.ME- Dueka, Mallard. $l; Tea..
:i, tl T 6; small duck. $1 iiS;
yuuil, $l(fti 12>,;'.ray Ueeee,f2 :>v; White '
«ut-s-, 2i>. Kiibblu, f I*l 6v, Ban ,910
1 25; Engiisn biiipe, J(ii; common
iionkers, $3 5o«i; brant, 50 V dozen.
Mini Market.
ULEF—First quality. 5@5' v c; second qual
ity, -i^jSc; third quality, .>«4c v* fc
\ l-.AL -4^5; a r lor targe and sfe7cfjfclor
small.
U i i'ON'-405«-y 1«>.
I.AMU—S>-,#bc %i tt>.
I'OKK—l.i\c ;. . . ■ "f B) for i.
8; o ©o V for small, and ;>(aio;,c f^r feeders.
Jiuslern Orain Market.
NEW YOBK, i'ec. 10th.
WHEAT—December. 66^/;; January, 67jic;
liareh, ti'j^c; May, GB>4c;June, Us' s c;July,
w-> C
CHICAGO, Dec, loth.
WHEAT—Deeeinber, Se.'^c; January,
ilay, ti2c.
BACBAXEXTTO macket.
Xiudu Continut — \ cry ljulet In Pro
duce < UfolWß.
SATKAMI.M*>). DM. IOUi.
Baslnew was very quiet In local j.rodnco
to-day, and prices remained un
.l. QaBM «M in tuol supply 10-day.
wish demand enou;;li to BOM 0:1 refliipta.
i.ovvtver, are low. Ye&
r .iues of pioduceare in gooi Mppij.
FoUowtn« urc tue retail ratt* l*»r tut vari
ous articles uiantioned:
FLuLH-Faiully Extra 91 sO « 300 »s,
00c v 00 B>B.
thUll - llanauas, M#S6« ¥
i-lincs, loc; l.«mon«, 35c; Ura
%t Uo/en. I'iacer L'ouaiy NaveU, bO#>Sc;
abOc; Ai ,
%t Jb; I'eam, oi.-; I igs, 7c; <.:0c0au,..
--i ruuL-ijrr.o, 100 %t ciuari; 1k....ij c*, boo
Mfh
i'AiK\ PBODOCK-Batter— V«
roll; taii.-y IVialiuua. i.oc; Cn aiuer; .
Flet. ...ii, 15c ft to. Cliifse-Calitor
liia, iii V' * to; Xoung America. 15c; I
,'ir; Aiiit.'i;
caii .S«i>>, 3oc; Mar vi a ( rciuivry.
I*^ Rinrh. 35^- p«-r dosen; BaiitiT". 26c
l'<il LTKV—Turkey* L4«*Ueo«,V>>,lr2>- x c;
Live . : . . .■ i, 15i. <.
~ r.-.. 6OC Bi
I
•1 \ UK— lluie. 145 C; ti.ib ■!:
2Uc; Quail, »1 00 )t dozen. i»iu'K«— MalUrda.
75c 'ft pan; GUYMtMtCIU, fl; :-».
oc; ur.tv Ueeajn, "Oc;
Brant, 50<.-; l.U>-k, 40c.
VEoETABLE»—OuIona, 2o ft B>; Uuuch
VetjeUibie- irilc, 100 v ft; I>etiuc«,
3 ior 6c. Bavj UNUoe, ;> lor loc; l'oiua
u>«>. -c v •>; (ireen Feppera, 5c '?•
a>: Drti d I'fppen, zoc v J»>- "
> .'_;e. l(>0 V head; sprouts, 7c:
CX-ieiy, .'>dioc v iif.i.i; Oaallnower, luc t<
heii'i; iiuise Uaaian, 10 ■ %« B>; MusUrooou,
1 ott>iii'»c; Splnacii, sc; Ariiciiokes, 7Oc r &;
CrcHii. ■ r tb.
Pol'AloES— HlvtT», 50c V cwt; ttaliuas.
SI ~5; BwwU, $1 60.
MtA'ls- Bawl Prlna ;. U^^l.-c;
Loin Bteak, 1-J .. ;loc; Kump -tcaK. lO<-;
CbUCk lioii.-t. 10.- Kiiinp. -■ :.:>.vl. ~ ;
Clhick stcrtk, IOC. V.-al—Loin uud Ki< I
35c Ko;t>t Ve«l, 12C UuUOQ—Lee, 11 .j,
X2SC! Loin and Kiu Chops, 1^
teitw, be; buouluar cuop*, sc Pork— s^l^c
V ft; Corned Beef. B<g.l23^c; Sausage, 12'.;c;
Vienna Sausage, ISO; Lacon, &®l3>^c; Hafn,
12'^IS 1 c.
HAY AND GRAIN—Oat .Hay, 55c <fk cwt;
Wlie.u, s;>c; second quality, 50c: Alfalfa;
new, second and third cuttini,', 55c; Whole
Barley, 70c: Ground Barley. 90c: Feed Oals,
$I@l 25; Middlings, 95c; Bran, 80c; Straw,
65c.
SAN FHAXCISCO STOCK MARKET.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1895.
MORNING SESSION.
Alpha 24c H. & B 91c
Andes 21c Occidental 62@63c
B. A B S3@^4c Potosl G4c
Hodie Con 52c Ophlr 1 30<s»l 36
Chollar 27c.3. Nevada 64c
C. C.*V v 20 Union 60c
Confidence 77c 1 Utah 5c
U.«fc C 43@44cJY. Jacket 20c
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mexican 3>c V. .Jacket 20c
! O. & C 42c Alpha 23c
B. <t IS S2@»3c,Confidence 80c
C. C. A V....2 15®2 L'O S. Nerada 04c
Chollar 2>>c Bullion ls>c
i'otosi GO4>fj2c:i>c^idental.. 63©04 c
H. am 87©'jOci
CLOSING FLOTATIONS.
Alta 13c ti. *C 42c
Alpba Con 23c H. A W «Jlc
Andes 2 lc J imtice Uc
lielcner 32c Ken tuck Con 5c
ii. A B 83c ilexioan 39c
Bodle Con 53cj Mono 12c
Bullion 18c occidental U4c
liulwer 13c Ophlr 1 30
Caledonia !iy) verman 9e
Chollar 28c Potosi 00c
Coufid'ce 78c Savife -12c
l.C.dt V 2 20 *i. Nev «4c
Con. Imperial 2cjUnion 52c
<;. l'oiut 2;>C|Utah 6c
Lieheiiuer 7c| V Jacket _ 21c
COFFEE IN THIS STATE.
| Colonel Crocker Has Krought Plants
From Centi-al Aiut-rica lor Trial.
Colonel Charles F. Crocker is going to
■ start a coffee plantation down in the
■ San Joaquin Valley, and if his experi
| ment proves successful the fertile
j ranches thereabout will have a boom
i that will be without precedent. The
j Pacific Mail Company's steamer San
Juan, which arrived last Sunday,
brought from Central America 1,000
yearling plants with which Colonel
Crocker will commence his interesting
venture. The plants were carefully se
lected by Samuel Howe, Colonel Crock
er's agent, who died on board the
steamer December Ist, but the object
for which he made the trip has been
accomplished, and the collection of
plants, which perhaps cost him his life,
was landed here safely yesterday and
will be taken in charge by Colonel
Crocker's gardener.
The coffee plants which Colonel
Crocker has secured for his experiment
al ranch are of the hardy Arabian va
riety, which produce the bulk of the
coffee of commerce. They are mere
slips now, and are completely boxed in
such a manner that they do not take up
much space and might be overlooked
bj the- casual observer. But every
precaution has been taken to protect
tbeir roots from the chill atmosphere,
and they are as good and fivsh appar
ently as when taken from their native
BOiL Just where in the valley Colonel
Crocker proposes to locate his planta
tion it is not now known. The Colonel
is out "f town and left no word. The
plants will be set out this fall most like
ly, but six years must elapse before
they will be old enough to bear berries,
and not until that time will the success
or failure of the experiment be known.
Bcientfstg who have studied the soil
I and climate of the San Joaquin Valley
i are somewhat doubtful as to whether
I coffee plants will thrive there. The
! coffee plant not only requires fertile
soil and plenty of sunlight, but a cer
tain amount of moisture, and that is
where the rub comes in California. The
soil is rich enough and the heat suffi
cient, but there is a scarcity of the
Other requisite. But time will tell, and.
as Colonel Crocker is abundantly able,
from a financial point of view, to sus
tain a failure, his experiment will be
watched with a great deal of interest-
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Blessing Monument.
G. N. Blessing, administrator of the
estate of the late E. G. Blessing, has pe
titioned the Superior Court lor an order
to allow fZ7S for a monument erected
over the grave of his brother. He repre
sents that the entire estate was appraised
at 981,1164 60, and that the claimß against
it do not exceed $12,500.
Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid
in the blood. It appears as lameness in
the back or stiffness in the arms and
limbs. Neutralize the lactic acid by
purifying the blood by taking Hood's
Barsaparilla.
HEALTH LAWS
PURE BLOOD.
Too much acids, vinegar, limes, etc.,
thin the blood; avoid them.
• *•
Impure blood is shown by pimples,
blood blotches and pale face. Purify
tli. bl iby the use of Joy's Vegetable
Sarsaparilla.
***
The blood is made up of red and white
lit od corpuscles, and when the blood is
i impure, thin or watery, it is due to a
lack of red blood corpuscles; If you take
Vegetable Sarsaparilla your blood
1 will become healthy.
***
When your blood gets thin you get
I thin—you will fatten if Joy's Vegetable
Sarsaparilla is used.
***
A substitute is a two-edged sword—it
cuts money out of your pocket and good
I out of your body. Don't be rob
bed in purse and body. Take Joy's
able Sarsaiiarrilla when you ask
. and take no other.
*♦♦
Nearly sixteen pints of 'rood are con
tained In the ordinary individual, and
sixteen pints can be made rich.
red and healthy by the use of Joy's
Sarsaparilla.
**»
Kh-mnatism. gout, scrofula, sores,
c children of bad blood, and Joys
table Sarsaparilla is the school
master to keep these children subdued.
*«*
Dori't eat too much fat or rancid
I grease.
X.iw is the time to take Joy's Vege
iparilla; others are taking it
; -why don't you?
There are only a few druggists who
ytag to substitute, and these
few should be told plainly that Joy's
- raapariUa is the remedy
•<i. m
4,100 ACRES
OF THK
McMAHAN ESTATE,
LOCATKD IX HOi.ANn AXD YOLO CoUX
inagiilflmnt property i» now sail
ing at
$67 50 I'EH ACRE,
[naUM tomUtha rpquirenv-ntsof the differ
ent p.uouascra. from ten term ap; <-;tsy terms.
If \>>u wisu to locate the eboleeat land in all
v.- will be pleaaed 'o mail you d>
inJormatlon on application, with maps,
etc.: something ot latent! to either yoiu>elf
or tnoi.Ua In California or in the E.ist who
inny b* aeekißf reliable inlorinauon of land*
lv our State.
BOYEF. TOY i CO. Sole Afltata,
>'o. iy MontgoiiK-ry .St., Sau Kraaclaco.
II W V
wßp in % non-poiaon "<*V.
trfi: • iiv fur (ii':n.rr)i(ji>ai^^W
*T'"» Si*>r:iiat<irrlur»,^M
1 Vdicvi. unnatural di>i-har^e.->VH
i^^m^fff01 '■'■">' inttuniniiiiion, irrita u3
■ ■■■lion or iiU%i'r»tji»:i of n,- ■
j^L/^^Jjm'T,-.t r;ini-s. Non - astriiincnt
HkMrittund ct-.aru!-! «Ed not to Itrictarc.
It—-^-JO f»OE.l> BY I)KK.(.IKT!i
l^^^y "\B;'.r s«"..i in 1 ■ r. oy
ttf a flk n ■■■! re< fipt of
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V tlftW^ Circular scot oa re^neit. B&.^ . j
V ' H^. «»«aflflt:r|.J I.J aH|i^^Hl
V -, Wtt^Jl: L?aus cti2iialCj.
\il'' iW CINCINNAI 1.0. ,^B
SACKA3IENTO DAILY BECOKD-TOsTON, WED^ESDAT, DECEMBER 11, 1895.
are usually a sign that a woman has more than enough to do; that all
* her time and strength are utilized in doing heavy work; that she |
don't use GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER. If she did use this
great cleaner, her heavy work would be so lightened that the little
things needn't be neglected.
sfifll T% FITff&TwASHiNe
UULiJLI U&ffcJi POWDER
gives a woman time to rest, time to go, time to read, and time to
sew. Every housewife should have a supply of this great help.
TUB N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
St. Louis, Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco.
I y^,T .. I C3IRL-S WHO USE
=HteAPOLIO
WED " ' * B '
i~^ • I ARE QUICKLY MARRIED.
Jl^* Try it in Your Next Houae Cleaning. eC^Z.
! RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
SODTHMFAOFfC WAN!
SYSTEM.]
■ NOVEMBER 20, 1895.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
Sacramento:
j
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(For) (From) I
11:00 P Ashland and Portland 6:20 A
6:40 A Caliß'oga and Napa S.lO P
3:00 P Calistoga and .Napa ! 11:20 A
4:40 P Denim-,EI Paso aim East 9:45 A
5:00 PColfax 10:05 A
7:10 P Knights Lad'gA Orovilie 7:45 A
10:25 A Los Angeles 2:50 P
4:40 P Los Angeles 0:45 A
ll:4O A Atlautie Express for Og-|
i den and East : 4:30 P
10:00 P European Mai: for Ogden
and East 5:50 A
3:05 1* orovilie via Ko^ev'le J'nc 10:15 A
4:35 A Kcd Blurt via Knights
l,a'd'(jan.i Marysville.. 6:40 P
♦6:45 A Red Blurt" via Woodland *7:. r;0 P
3:05 P Red Mull" v!a Marvsvllle 10:15 A
10:30 AX. Idlng via Willows i S:, r)5 P
4:50 P Sau Franco via lieuicia.. ; 11:20 A
b:ln A San Fran'oovia Benieta—l '-':1O P
ti:ls A Franco via Henicia...j 10::i5 P
3:00 i' -an Franco viaßfiiicia...' b:10 F
♦10:00 A Han Franco via steamer! gG:OO A
10:'-i5 A San Fran, via Livermore P
10:25 A ban Jose I 54:50 P
10:2 - A Hauta Barbara ! 2:50 P
6:15 A *auia liosa s 8:10 P
3:00 J' Santa Uosa j 11:20 A
10:25 AHtoclcton and Oalt 2:50 P
4:10 I'Stockton and Gait 9:46 A
11:10 Airuckeeaisd Keno.^ 4:80 P
lo:0u P Truckee and Keno 5:50 A
C.15 A Vallejo 8.10 P
3:00 P Vallejo ll:2o A
•7.00 A FolsomandPlacerville...! «4:40 P j
■5:1" P Koisom and Placerville...i 'Ul5 A |
•Sunday exoepted. excepted.
A —For morning. ¥ —For a:tt-ri.oou.
RICHARD GHAY, Qen. Traffic Manager, i
T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
JUDSON EXCURSION g^Sr C°Z
Sacramento weekly. Upholstered cars. Man- ,
agers through to Chicago and isosion. Lowest i
rate. Call on v. J. ELLIS, Apent S. P. Co, !
Sacramento, or address JUDsoN A CO., 19
Wontgomery street. Han Francisco.
Keep /OS&\
T **-\ l^t SUNSET \^TJ\
THE
Sunset limited
For the Seamon of 1895-96.
WIL-L. RUN
SEMI-WEEKLY
BETWEEN
San Francisco, Los Angeles and \
Kcw Orleans,
OVER THE GREAT—
SUNSET ROUTE,
LEAVING SAN FRANXISCO
Tuesdays and Saturdays
From lu,i(l(iy, November 5, 1895.
The most complete, modern, elegantly
equipped and perfectly arranged.*"stibuled
J'ransontlnentitl 'J rain in America. Nt-w
Equipment, esj.t cialiy designed and buiit for
this service. Nothing nriared to assure PKli-
FECr i'OMFOHI and the highest degree of
ENTERTAINMENT oblainuu.e WHILE
TKAVLLINO.
Direct connections In New Orionna
for all Kastero polnte. Quick time.
Only one change.
BUTTER!
\V liave a fancy, mountain-made, solid
packed Butter that we are selling for
22^c a Pound.
No hotter is made anywhere than in tho
Sierra Nevada Mountains.
KILGOKE & TRACY,
< V-ll BHOCBBS,
\. E. Corner Eighth and J Sts.,*Sacramento.
.Notice of Time and Place of Hearing
Appeal.
.). M. AVKIIY, JAMES I. FELTER, C. E.
Crocker, John J. West, p. *;. \s ermut.i, I:.
Keed. i'.iiiip Uren, Thomus J. Kehrer, A. C
- • wr, C. WeUs and H. U Steveoaon, own
er* o4 property frouting on tenth struei. \<o
tweea thesouto line c>( <: street and me north
line of Us; «• amaoto <;ity,aud di
■ reotly intereste I In toe work of the Improve*
meni of said reatb Btrott, paiaoaat to Ueso
' lution of Int.■lif.'iii, Kamber 2>.:>, having
appealed to me Hoard oC Trustee* from tho
[ ac!sa:iil deiermiuatiuiis of tho Superintend
lent ot Str.ets in relation t«> sai-l «ork, by
brieflj maun;' tinir oujecUoa* In irritliig,
and nlinu th- name wltti the Qerk oi tin.>
Board «>i rrustees, in and by whicli objections
th'-y riulii! that said work has noi. hton per
formed aotoidnm to urn non tract, In a good
d . Mibstamial manner, and t. at the ij'i.itc
rlais asade us. of >io not conform te tte oon
tract and spei-iiicanon-, an i tb-<t thea^-.-
meiit mai^e t>y the Superintendent of Utreetß
to cover the Hum duefor Maid work ;s
wiiioii Mid oujeevlons now an til^ are bereby
refeiTi >i t" for FQrtber pun.
Notice is thereto re bereby Klvea to Am .no
Ki:i^ and - . s. and lo all owners,
■ whether nam- <i In the «-s «smeat or noi. and
: to alt otlier persons dtn !i;» LntertMU>d tv said
I work, or p. - - israent, that WKDNKB-
V.W. t.e lliii day of I> f--.ii 1- r. 1 -
'•."■•_- p. id., at the peon of tne Board
: - oru- ! o. Fourt.i
and ramento > Ity,
pointed as the timeaue pja-i •■: U»c
..,.;..». O.M.FJ 1\ 1. i .; « i r«S.
a6^d
BEN! »/THE w I: I" X! .V UNION To YOUB
Js in the Kasc
HOTELS AJfD EEBTAURANT3.
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Seventh and X Streets.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE 'BUS
to and from the oars.
IiKAY & TITUS, Proprietor*
CAPITAL MOTEL,
S. \V. Cor. X and Seventh Sts., Sacramento.
COND!'(.TEDON THE El R JI'EANPLAN.
Strictly tirs;«class. Electri:- cars pass the
door every three minutes.
BLE»ttINq A Ol THHIE, Proprietors.
WESTERN HOTEL,
mHE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA
: I niento, Cal. Meals. 25 cents. WM. LAND,
Proprietor. Free 'bus to and from hotel.
STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and X St*., Sacramento.
BOARD AND ROOM, f125 TO $2 FEB
day. Meals, 25 cents.
*J-Acccommodaiions FIRST-CLASS. Fre«
'Bua to and from hotel.
W. J. ELDER, Manager.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
nORNER X AND FIFTH STREETS. SAC
\j ramento. Meals, 25 cents. Nearest Hotel
to Post and bpren Officer and Theftten.
street cars pass the door e\ery three minutes.
i Elegantly famished rooms in single or >uiu-a
i trom 50 cents to f 1 per night.
C. F. SINGLETON. Proprietor.
THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AM) OYSTER HOUSE,
T7IRST-CLASS HOUSE IN F.VEKY RE-
P spr-ct. Indies'dining-room separate. Open
Sky and Bight BUCKMANN ,v; CARRA
QHER, Proprietors. No. 1019 Second stieet,
between J and X, Baexamento.
LEITH'S
Restaurant and Oyster House.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Opposite Golden Eaijle Hotel, 616 X Street.
T ADIES' DINING-ROOM SEPARATE.
J_i Special attention to LSamjnets and:sunpers.
FHANK LEITH, Proprietor.
MINT RESTAURANT.
Ifjm^ Second St, bet. X and L. jOhl
fldßEj*X The cheapest ami !> 'S'^^W^?^^
25-cent meals in the city f ) NUB
"'* serve 1 ai all hours, duy^—
or night. Oysters served in all styles. Prl
-1 vate rooms for ladies and families. Parties
served on short notice, service guaranteed.
J"HN KOVAOEVICH, Proprietor.
WliHe Help From Front Door io Ihe Alley.
CHOICE HOT CAKES AND PURE VER
mont Mapli' Syrup, witti a tragrant cup of
pure Mocha and Java Coffee, only 10c.
Always neat and clean.
Attentive to business.
NEW YORK KITCHEN,
WOOD AND COAL.
c pa, MASSEY,
Dealer in Wood and Coal,
Xi\O J STREET.
Lowest market ratesu
COAL AND WOOD.
OUPOT, 516 AND 51S L STREET.
ALL KINDS OF WOOD, COAL, COKE,
Charcoal and Fitch Klndliaq always on
hand ami for »ile at the lowest cash prices.
Orders solicited.
JAMES McCAW. Proprietor.
SACRAMENTO WOOD AVD COAL YARD.
ALL KINDS OF WOOD, CO4X» COKE
Charcoal and Kindling, Grain and Mil,
Pmtf, I'.arley and Oats crushed io order.
STEAM CARPET CLEAMIUPt ANJ EBSOVAtUG I
An e:itir« pew ma< nine. No rtps, no tpars,
CAPI. A. MKNDIs, rvoprietor, 1513-1616
Front itrt.-et. NtBMMfIK
h: lages,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
HAY. PtEB AND GRAIN.
mRY OUR CVV AND HAI'CER COKFEE
X and Banner lowder. (ioodsue.tverediree.
LliS and 1180 "-ccoud >treet.
I
t o^nffiTOTii °- johnston A Co- 2
! Ollß I li'Jlr 410 J STREET. |
II 1 .^.n. rROM TM£ OOUF.TaY PflOWPT^y iiLIL I
OPEN FOR BUSINESS THIS WEEK FROM 7:30 A. It. TO 8:30 P. M.
Is it possible that fine Millinery has got to be sold so low?
This is what our customers now say to us about our Milli
nery. Our answer is: It has been a dull Millinery season
all over the United States, and while the manufacturers and
wholesalers started out with fair prices at the commence
ment of the season, this simply meant their first bill. We
anticipated a change soon to come and bought very light,
which has atall times since then enabled us to buy the same
things at large discounts, and put us in a position TO-DAY
to offer Millinery at half what we could at the commence
ment of the season and make fully as much profit. For in
stance: Fancy Pompons, with three ostrich tips, that sold
in October and November for $1 we are closing for 35c.
Curled Top Aigrettes, 6on a stem, in black, for 10c. Curled
Aigrettes, with ostrich foliage, which is now taking the
place of tips, that sold for $1 36 now 43c. And so on down
our Millinery stock to the imported Flowers—SO dozen we
purchased in last week at a big cut off from the regular
price, as we are selling a bunch of 3 large Silk Roses and 3
Buds for 2Se.
A specialty in a fine $6 Ladies' Chenille Dress Hat,
trimmed with wide fancy 9ilk ribbon, wings and aigrettes,
finished with silk and velvet roses in ali colors.. $3 43.
Ladies' 9Sc Felt Sailor Hats, finished with silk band and
bow, in browns and garnet, selling at 35c.
Commencing To-Day,
SPECIAL SjPILE OF
LADIES' GLOVES.
This lot ot Gloves consists of a large variety of importer's
samples and domestic made Driviag Gloves, purchased from the
well-known firm of Murphy, Grant & Co., San Francisco, and
will be sold at half their regular value.
LOT 1. —Ladies' 4-Button Kid Gloves in tan and
grays, 50c per pair.
LOT 2.—Ladies' Genuine $1 25 Buckskin
Gauntlet Gloves, 50c per pair.
LOT 3.—Ladies' $1 5O Kid Gauntlet Gloves,
colors tan and brown, regular sizes,
73e.
LO f 4.—Ladies' 4-Button Length Fine Kid
Gloves, in solid black and different
shades of tan and brown; sizes 5| to
8. Price, 75c.
LOT s.—Ladies' 8-Button Length Biaritz Dress
Kid Gloves, 75c.
LOT 6.—Ladies' Mousquetaire Undressed Kid
Gioves, in black, tans and gray color,
75c.
An extra fine value in 34-inch wide All-wool
Black (Tricots) Dress Suitings, at2seper yard.
A special line of 36-inch double width Twilled
Cashmere, in black, brown and navy, at 25c
per yard.
New designs in extra heavy English Flannelettes,
lOc and 12Ac per yard.
Extra heavy Wessex Flannel, for ladies' skirts,
nightdresses, etc., 15c per yard, in a hand
some shade of gray.
Double Width Fancy Plaids, different designs
and colors, at 25c per yard.
THE RED HOUSE CO.,
J STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AXD EIGHTH.
BUSINESS CABDS.
SIMON STURM KR,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry repaired and
warruntea «t moderate prices. Al>o, tine
stock of holiday goo.ls. 504 X street, Sac
ramento, cal. Pacific Hotel Bui Id lag.
PIONEER WOOD AND COAL CO.,
1205 Second street. Telephone (58.
Well seasoned willow and pine, white
and live oak. Coal of all kinds. Full
weight and measure guaranteed. Carpets
cleaned. W. K. COTHRIN.
SACRAMENTO FOUNDRY,
Front street, corner of N.
WM. GUTEXHERGER, Proprietor.
W Tork for sidewalks and buildings a
specialty. Gasoline and steam engines
to order on short notice.
H. F. Root. Alex. Neilson. J. Driscoll.
ROOT. NEILSON & CO.,
Union Foundry—lron and Brass Found
ers and Machinists, Front street, be
tween N and O. Castings and Machin
ery of every description made to order.
CAPITAL IRON WORKS AND BRASS
FOUNDRY, 1109 Ninth street.
WARREN F. DREW, Proprietor.
(Successor to L. Rbse). All kinds of ma
chinery bought and sold. Jobbing of
every description done at short notice.
FRANK WICKWIRE,
Manufacturer of Harness, Saddles,
Whips. Robes. Blankets, etc. Repairing
done neatly and with dispatch.
:;17 X street, between Third and Fourth.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
JAMES B. DEYINE.
CHARLES T. HUGHES,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Rooms 2 and 4, ■ - - 420 J street.
A. L. HART,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office, Southwest cor. Fifth and J f=ts
Rooms 12, 13 and 14, Sutter Building.
CHARLES F. GARDNER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Receiver U. S. Land Office, Sacramento.
Chauncey H. Dunn. S. Solon Holl.
HOLL & DUNN,
Lawyers,
Offices, 920 Fifth street, Sacramento.
Telephone No. 14.
WILLIAM A. GETT, JR.,
Attorney-at-Law,
Sutter Building, southwest corner of
Fifth and J. Telephone No. 359.
Arthur M. Seymour. Clinton L. White.
Jos. W. Hughes.
W THITE. HUGHES & SEYMOUR,
Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law,
Rooms 7, !>. 11 and U, 420 J street, Sac
ramento, California.
NEW FURNITURE.
Special Bargains.
Hall Racks,
Sideboards,
Fine Extension Tables,
Center Tables,
ADd Furniture of all descriptions at
W. D. COMSTOCK'S,
fifth and X Streets.
French Dressmaker
-\vi) iiAi' in:E««iKi:
And dealer in Hair^ools. MADAM M. L.
S\VILLI>G. KOla Eiahih str<.«L
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
MRS. P. M. WEBSTER, M. ]>.-< >FFICB AND
residence, 102U H Btreet Hours: ti 101 l
a. in., 2t04 p. in. Telephone 75.
DR. F. D. TYRRELL (SUCCESSOR TO
Dr. G. G. Tyrrell). Office over Sacra
mento Bank, corner Fitth and J streets,
linurs—ll to 1, 2to 4 and 7toB p. m
Residence, l<'<-3 P street. Residence tele
phone, 572.
A. G. BAILEY, M. D.-FORMERFA'
Resident Surgeon Huron-street Hospital,
Cleveland. Recently associated with Dr.
George A. Hall. Chicago. 718 J street. 11
to )2 a. m., 2to 4 and 7toB p. m. Sun
—SlMg' '-' tQ 4 P- m- Telephone, Red. 171.
DR. D. L. McLEAN, M. D.,
From Toronto.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Night and day calls at office, Second and
K. streets.
DR SIMMONS, SR.—HOURS 9 TO 10 A.
m., 2 to 3:30 p. m., and 7 to 8 p. m.
DR. SIMMONS. JR.,—Hours 11 to 12.
a. m., 4to 0 and 7:."'»0 p. m. Telephone,
house, 128; office, 07.
MARY M. CRONEMILLER. M. D ,
."."74 J street. Telephone, t7.'..
Hours—B to 1) a. m.,1 to ;; and Gto7p. m.
DR. FAY, 827% J ST.—lO TO 12 A. M,2 TO
4, 7toSp. m. Res. 172!) G. Tel. 301).
DR. L. A. HARCOURT (SUCCESSOR TO
Dr. Gardner), Fifth and J sts. Hours
1> to 10, Ito a. 7to 8. Telephone. 377.
DR. G. lIENRIKSON, 1020 FOURTH ST
-10 to 12 a. m., 2t04 p. m., 7to 8 p.m. "
DENTISTRY.
DR. W. O. GIRARDEY, DENTIST (FOR
merly with Dr. W. W. Light). Office and
residence, 822 Fifth street, next to Sac
ramento Bank, Sacramento.
DR. R. L. WAIT, DENTAL PARLORS
701 J street—PMlling teeth a specialty'
Br'dge work and artificial teeth in all
modern styles. Extraction of teeth ren
acred painless \>y the use of such anes
thetics as the case may require. Plates
repaired and old plates made over as
good as new. Reference given when re"
quested. Examination and consultation
tree. Office hours, Ba. m. to 5 p m and
7 to 8 evenings.
F F. TEBBETS,
DENTIST.
014 Sixth street, between I and J west
side, opposite Congregational^Church.
DR. A. J. THOMAS,
DENTIST
Successor to H. H. Pierson, 511U J st
_Hours-9 toji. ™ '
E. J. WELDEN,
DENTIST
801 J st. Office bours: Ha. m. to ."» p. aL
C H. STEPHENS) >X.
DENTIST
5. E. cor. Seventh and J st 3., upstairs.
DR. W. A. ROOT.
DENTIST
M 4 X St., opposite Clunie Opera-house.
CAPT. RUHSTALLER'S
Extra Gilt Edge
ALSO FINE OLD PORTER,
Delivered to Saloons ice Cold.
Capacity, 75.000 to 100,000 Bnrrela
Per Year.
BEST BEER IN THE WORLD
XR V 11\
THE WEEKLY UNION — THE BEST
weekly on the coast.
REAL ESTATE. ETC.
Edwin it. uar in,
Real Estate Dealers and
Insurance Agents.
1015 Fourth Street Sacramento
Mills BulldinK s aa irancisod
si,;,oO—Lot 40x156 ami dwelling; five
rooms; modern; one and a half blocks
tn car line; on Twenty-fourth
street; .v.mi cash, balance monthly.
*l.ow—Lot at Nin. | c Btr< eta:
80x160; small
off this is
i s i
fTOD—A gpod | lot in High
land Park; $150 down, balance iv
__ monthly . !Us#
a 8 l house; five rooms; lot
•l|xlt>o- v a on alley; comer;
cheap.
$600-A good btuidtng lot 40x160, on
Bortb lin xine .
Pth ana Twentieth stn
and Tenth, V and
v. Btreets; h .use ftvo n
fAVW—A good h< . ami
lot h'sliji. N ■ 1427 I thla ia
a centra] . . on oul . i; .
BUSINESS CHANCES
a good paying fancj
Now is the time ; > buj as you will get
the advantage of holiday tn
Al.Su
A good paying lodging-house. Full
particulars up itlon.
*S~Send 10 OMlta lor Descriptive
Matter ou Sunset Ooloale*. It Is Intor
eatlni; re»dlu« matter. Ha» Uuo outs.
Houses Rented.
Rents Collected.
Money to Loan.
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
Heal Igtafo aiid liswMce Agents,
1015 JOUKTH ST.. SACItAMKSTO.
WP rniK\fJV Real K«tato saloaroom.
A BARGAIN.
20 ACRES OF LAM) NBA! TBfi CITY
Good house ;ind barn. VineyarJ of .Tssortetl
table grapes, strawberry and blscktxrrj p.udi
(loud windmills lor irrigating purpose*. l>eep
soil, rich lands. FOR SALE CHBAR Oaly
two and a half miles from towa
MONEY TO L_OAPsJ.
F. BOHL K. A. CROUCH
FOR RENT,
4)A ACHKS IX FRUIT ANU IIKRUIKS;
~»''goo( l bouse, barn, etc.: tivo mllva iroia
Citj-. Kent reasonable for cash.
GEO. PCl^OlxrHli?^,
REAL, ESTATfI AND itfSUBANOK,
IOOS FOURTH STREET.
la the Matter ot Keclamatian District
Number Four Hundred and Seven of
the Couaty of Sacramento, State of
California.
IN THE MATTER OF RECLAMATION
District Number Four Hundred arvl
. of the County of Sacranru-nto. State
of California.
The petition, for the formation of
district having heretofore i o app
by thi^ board, ami the landowners of said
district having heretofore adopted and
Qled their by-laws.
Now, upon application of P. EL Gardiner,
a landowner ut said Keelamation District*
No. WT,
h is ordered that an election be beld on
RDAY, the Ith day of Jan
1896, commencing at 10 o'clock a tn
. at 4 o'clock p. m., on that day, for
th< purpoae'of electing three Trusti
said Reclamation L>istiict No. 4<<t. and
that notice thereof be published in the
Record-Union, a daily newspaper ol
eral circulation In said county, for one
month, and that the County Clerk .-i^n
Bald i •*
And it is further ordered, that said
tion be heid at the Isleton Hotel, at
ton, in the County oi Sacramento, s^
I .nia. in said district, and that San
fcrd Dickey be and he is hereby appointed
■tor, "and that 11. M. Laßue and
Samuel Lavenson be and they are hereby
appointed Judges of said election.
!,y unanimous vote of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Sacramento,
December 2, 1895.
(Seal, i Attest: \VM. 1!. HAMILTON,
County Clerk of the County of S
mento and ex-offlcio Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors. d3-td
In the Matter of Reclamation District
Number Five Hundred and Fifty-four
ot the County of Sacramento, State
of California.
IN THK MATTER OF RECLAMATION
District Number Five Hundred and Fiftv
four of the County of Sacramento, State
of California.
The petition for the formation of said
disnict having heretofore been approved
by this board, and the landowners of said
district having 1 heretofore adopted and
tiled their by-laws,
Now upon application of H. T. Lufkin,
a landowner of said Reclamation District
It Is ordered that an election be held on
MONDAY, the lith day of January, 1886,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. and clos
in^ at -t o'clock p. m. on that day. tor the
purpose of electing three Trustees of said
Reclamation District No. 554, and that no
tice thereof be published in the Keeord-
Union a daily newspaper of general cir
culation in said county, for one month,
and that the County Clerk sign said no-
And it is further ordered that said elec
tion he held at the store of H. T. Lufkin,
at Walnut Grove, in the County of S
mento. Slate of California, in stud dis
trict, and that Sperry Dye be and he la
hereby appointed Inspector, and Henry
T Lufkin and Clara B. Lord be and they
are hereby appointed Judges of said elec-
ÜByUBy unanimous vote of the Board of Su
pervisors of the County of Sacramento.
December 2, IM>3. „..„„..
(Seal.) Attest: WM. B. HAMILTON,
County Clerk of the County of Sacra
mento and ex-offlcio Clerk of the Board
_of Supervisors. d{-td .
YOUR LAUNDRY WORK
MUST BE DONE, AND YOU WANT IT
done neatly. It so, you need not hesitata
about sending it to the
American Steam Laundry,
Nineteenth and I Street*.
_ O-Offioe. 605 X street,
Firearms, Ammunition and Sporting Good*
UCKHARDT'S GUN STORE. 833 « S"R
Jhj Guns choke bored. StooH bent. R«p«i«*
mc a specialty.
IN THE SUPERIOR' COURT OF THK
County ot Sacramento, State of California-
Probate. . . , ,,
In the matter of the estate of WILLIAM
NEWTON TRACY, deceased.
Order to show cause why order or Bale ot
real estate shoul d not bojinade.
M. 3. Curtis, the executor oi the will anu
estate of William Newton Tracy, deceased,
having tile! his petition herein, duly verified.
praying lor :.n order of sulu of the whole of
the real estate of Mid decedent, for the pur
poseis therein set forth, . .
It st herefore ordered by the said court that
all i emons interested in the estate of said de
ceased appear betoretlie sivid superior Court
on FRIDAY, the 27th day ot Deceniter,
1.595. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at t 10
courtroum of said Superior. Court, at the
Courthouse in ttio County of saoranu nu>.
State of California, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the saiu M. j.
Curtis, executor tu»afcms»i.l to sell so'"men
of the real estate of thesaifl deceased, U Illlam
Newton Tracy, as shall be necessary.
\nd ihataopy of this order be published
at least once a week for four successive weeks
in the Sacramento Daily Kecord-Lmon a
newspaper printed «nd publ.ahod m said
county. MATT t". joti>au>.
Judge of the Superior Court.
Dated 26th November. 1595.
Holl & Dunn, Attorneys tor Executor.
n-'T-otAV
SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
friends in the East.
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