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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of San Franei.eo-arrived.

Aug 6 steamer Brother Jonathan BALDWIN days I'm san Ja,n
Buckley Hncky ISL DAYS I'm Newiork Br bark lslue
Aug H. Thomas Hunt I'm Creeeni CITY AM Trinidad clipper
ship Eeliyse, Hami ton li9 days fIn. SeW-fOrk
ship Stephen LaIrsbee Burt 75 days I'm Boston mise
B ship Lind Harrison 5 days I'm Liverpool ship Beatrice
Rosers bark Oracle Peters 50 DAYS I'm san
Bias sbp Lucas 6 days I'm Philadelphia Csso Al
Alcades Deawner l1s dsys I'm bordeaux bark
Eliza Thornton 100 days I'm New Bedford = Cshsr
ines Sandman bark Julia Psr . days I'm san B Du'ch bark
srs 20 CadH via Lston l5l days br BARK Is,
Esfe I'm Hong hong whaling big Loo-s
ter, 1homts. I'm whaling cruiss.
Avg - iAI Douglass Or Hedgcock e2i days I'm London
Csso 81 days; bark Veronica Duteh Neg @dsys tn Hong
korr $500 -
Its q ship John n Goser Burrows q I'm Hong Kong
ucs Br sLp Wallace Y DAYS I'm. valparaiso Br ship
Res Of Sharon cmIon, Hons Kong bnz Brown,
ford ~ Pierce, humboldt Bay
81 brg WyAnCot Nest I'm HUMID d. Bay schr Henry
Eowtn III orys In. salem via Fapa o. days
Aug brig Brown. 65 DAYS I'm Valparaiso Chi.u
bg Iuisl Schroeder days I'm Valparaiso schs Page,
Fhcher I'm humboldt Bay; Rambler Woodbury. I'm Tomaes
Bay Sea Serpent Ellis i'm BOdesa suanta, Thompson, I'm
Avg a. ship Pesstors W Bourdn 30 days I'm bordeaux and
via Calico, 81 DAYS
shp John Lane, HowCs 6 days Boston steamer Corneil
Martin lss days from NewYork, via TalcGhuanA 81 days
Aug IL Thomas Hunt Haley, fin Cresc City; big
Tire Hatch I'm Humboldt Bays schrs Damarecoge Irssk I'm
with the machinery fesmer Sea Bird Hunt
H6iues I'm BolIas BAY.
Aug e. brig Glencoe Barnes I'm. Mendoeiao sehr Tsssno
Ans 2 steamships Cor,es seaiury II days I'm juan Co
umts A. NJ By.nes Commander 50 hours I'm Oregon Por
Crioid chip Fsste Bird Cope, $50 days I'm philadelphia ors
Mschsoune Given I'm Humboldt Bay Emile Dan Peterson W
days I'm Nsipsraiso
Aug 3l-Cper hip Antelope Snow 129 10 I'm NewYok chip.
Harriet Oxis Manwsrug ~ DE- I'm do Uncle Toby, sous l2
brg (rl Nichols IS d I'm Tome, Chile
sbis Mount Vernon Lowe from umtodt Bay SGanta- fhomp
n, from Bolins Boy sophis, Caldwell from do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

The Columbia brings dates from Olympia to the Goth
August. IA days later
The only subject enzrossng the attention Of tho people
Of this Territory il what IL called the Cascade Road,
which offers passage TO the immigrants from the At
lsnc into the Territory Parties had been sent out
for the purpose Of opening the road and had transmitted
back Giteng accounts OF their progress BY means OF
this road that Washington expects to divide the imm
grafton with her sister Oregon Territory the consequence
l. quite spirit Of rivalry exists between them. The 60
ls4ttaH printed at Olympia thus rh4Psodaes upon the
pro,pect Of the completion of the road" Prepare then,
say We prepare We Of Washington 70 thru" up your
hats and huzza most Justify We are trumphng er the
tyranny envy Of older sister from whose eager
clutches have recently been delivered AMI whose
greedy Jealousy follows and pursue Us EN- unto the very
goal Of success
That paper Of the 10th inst in speaking Of the road
saws Mr. Kirtley and party have ended their task aud
"rturned to Olympia We are informed by one Of them
"tha they opened the road from the eastern extremity OF
The summit OF the mountains and that Mr. Nelson SARGENT
hes gone forward 10 meet the Immigrants and conduet
them in
In regard TO the above mentioned road correspondent
writes to The Tr51ne that the opening Of road from
Pugets Sound 10 Fort Walahwalah called the Cascade
Read certainly Of immense importance, not only 70 the
$4,000 already but TO the many going next year
The projected road first reviewed and ascertslned
to lie practicable by volunteers who went ont and after
month absence reported fayorsbly
The prosecution of deferred in the expectation o.
Capt McClerans arrival whose mission il was TO cut the
reed and for which appropriation had been made Of
$4,000 After waiting three weeks fearing would not be
done in tine TO benefit ns years emigration. the pc PIE
took It IN hand themselves by voluntary subscription and
aid Thi. party Of 30 have now tern SoHta out
and hope lot only 70 be in tine meet the coming EN-,
Grafton and show them the road Their homes, bat
also to relieve their suffering and starving BY the grstaoas
dr button Of provisions the people have sent out with the
party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Married.

In TUESDAY San frAnsco Gccyg l. WenEcil
40 Miss Caroline TELLER, both Of that Face
Leaytti~ T, Amos Oosk 70 Ma Mary Francis
sasshtor Of John Tucker scott -
Ave H. Jackson to Miss EhraesAJ Duncan al 81 Marion
In Salem O. T. Aus Is James RiPPs',sn, Mas Sarah z
Kemp
JAW iS JOAN W. stssOn Mary J. BSEass h0A Of YAaAm
Couny, q T. -.
II. Columbia Bottom, y l. q ~ II boSa 70 harfst NJ
A1s Il At he scne place Geose Cooper 10 laEra RiFS4
Jsne Phls Ms JanisstA oEossn a. Of Iharson
County q. 4 =. =,
IL FsseiseO Aus - Nj james Irwin 70 Ms May Haaley
roth Of thai place. -, -
liz San Frspcseo. of he rcsieacs Nj D.
olSsnh Nh pava sieru Ms Caroline Sernheaes e0'a o.
N ss Fs4reeo Ass Is NJ Jsnes I Kennedy ts Ms xas
b<ih A. Cora beth q tcxsn.
more kAnch sseaE2en.o No1nts " fl'Art NAl4s!
Ms Jui EFT Squire. - -,
uanfis
Auf is MI Daniel Cko4t &C Ma SaTah l. VIVA
In san AuE a. AZ pS0e l. Nfeess - Mn sAat
FsAke'l iste q Cincinnati phce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Memoranda.

Ship shOons star at San Francisco Aas IS n N.vSo.s P,st
ths Kqusior JAY W which time had
SIN bssy At san Francisco Aug L. I'm SevYort Of
Cape d heavy gales crossed me ks9sior July N lon
III b. ss' s 81 ssl Fissseo Aus 10 I'm Newcastle when
Shield. struck ey heavy g. On ne weather
snelsS Tie ssihils Was eed into tbs Fa aaa
SHIP EeHr.s FrAueeO Aus T. f NsE-Ye.s % d.
TO III i'm. on he As5iie .ae and % as % ape oa - s
Ss Ju IS IN ong W. AFTER whes TINE had liza visds
nil, Of th.s Toft three Is before her arrival
snip stephen Lsrsles AZ san trAneseo ASs ~ m Boroa was
len NJ W after which had shi northeTy winds JAY * Ia q
an. III W Joha RiHer seaman Of LaaeaAae LhsAad
from the nsiH TisfiIE and was tfowsed - ,..
ship Beatrice a. san tI.aeso Ass IS TN boston maze tas TSa
LQsAO' July Is IN Gas s w or he and 's jsy e1gs5
IL oin Of The oousss sef hi1h lime had hsa; winds
Ship jenny Lind Frsae.o Az "a from Liverpool
Of Cape horn twelve days N heayy saes 1T bed . a.
Si S.s'f from " toN Z
i s see 80 .Sd sSs sa5 a1s sT % ss.s
rl and aA.ss Crossed Esuaios Jay II
Bsit Esa shorr,Ou, sH F.aeSo Aas Is from Mex Bedford
fisseea severe vssiA o. C.3e h'-e 81 P-s o. the MAJ
.re head M rPEss Cd he 49, e7s al gP' sHa s.;.1ss
Lad sAs ard variable ~n4s Wa E .oH 10 W sf
baieh S.u. San FrAAsoo Agsgs from Cards. exp
II Seay ale s. Al 6rse iopnt. AID received o.hsr damage
Va. ob sd pa Lisbon ieE reFs, vh-e shs az y ar-s
~ re b. "a c, re nan toysas.
Brush Az Doe q IN rrani &c A1s - Tea Lo111l "
Cs Care HCfc eaTs heavy hl.xars l.,
sustained 9th dsaEs Cr TIE E4us-or July 1a -
aiflr wh.ch lad igti lcrttery wla-z
Ellg BIoaa EI1Iescc Az . from Me- York.
&C Cape Horn days Il heavy Ealsss L.
Asp4ras0 or so pms sni reuale1 there days
SIR CorutA ssr fsIesso Aus = Wifh very heavy
weaker &C Ecrr jan Ia ~ . W CARED
nirus All iEsn lla and bad pct iaio Is-hs.no
f1r rtrai1s
ss John Lan san ETleeo Asa = ron Bos.aa sEpe-sassd
ksavs wtaht- e Care Fcr .or 10
&c the Equa0- July 3 lca- IL W
Lad l1ht Wiris frCm IN rlr-Awtrr
Pref ts !; 81 Es.s Az sa r.ifga .
westerly gales June AID u S.
eartrcfd ttarg t7lcs cvt her
sror ie lay s. ha1s Los PAX q dsck l.a Of pgT-s A.
C1rsld q. sti7 teak tstlF carried lea- t-s
tcruss sr.u1. ard ID cth.r ---rs Wa compelled 70
tesve crtr rorcu g tte Croei h EIlst5r
ior sfffr Scr rad lchls 81 lrzd
Mss Ct o. r0r f,r t1rcs tITs-
slr s. Ls1rerre Prry cz- NsHflt Dee &C. Tus Mon-
rsrcs afcrf A. - n dr having ct ruttsr ial d1r
slb AMY 1hs CtGsi1 eck down rsl 1z Frsl
cisco ~ f-.sri ID o. p crrh- 81 ab-at uasts
Esrk hsNrrrr1 fcs AtEi1k Iaa = s--er-iogssl
ukct a. had bfcl .c- 10 algs lcE-s sAi1s
~ Wto Trl- -ual1 1f - pe--sgfa1-
tssias trr h kclchft 81 Or Fsssti -c r7--s
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Sailed.

Aus &c. sieainsiIs Winfield Scott, Blunt. PLnsm. SeIr.
Nevada bethen Major Tompkns Hunt SANTA Cruz
fhiIs Squsn Bmtey SHANGHAI; Pen sobe Ciiao sant
ago hsdwiet Radiant Besrse Ca,0i thc0a hold
do; bsrks Mary Melville BsSsow Puget sound Three IS
(hr) Douglas kaPsrasoi bns Incn hame pante a.
ah thIs Paragon, Duncen Cacuis stephen baldwin smith
Chin. barb Rachel BrJ Brown CalaO sh, shFs ArAnnso
Dnkwaer Calso, Amy, H.yes Hong Kong Eulogia Cail
Bts,er Valparaiso lsh, steamship Columbia burns Oregon
hip 1yphoon, seltef China H. NJ steamer Nrso OApt RIO
vest MalAfAn I'D steamship MAJOR Iompkins ant
santa hips King Collins Cslo Emp Of the Sea
Punsm sd steamship Thos Hunt Haley, Crescent City
hips smbdse, Hanes CalAo; AnseH Wilson stsF. soaat
Dover Anthony do NsarsB tod Haysen MaxA IAN u
ship bIutus Msco Calcutta bAks Geo. p Webser Fose
Kolg: Ceutro Anne es sad OrLero, Union A. oh
Won HoeendoOrP. tDuic Hes Cala0i NinHts
smb) Brsrshew VapsIasoi .h ship Heeaiesn Casueetia
ship Brutus hscum do 23tn ship Felcied Il MI
FsW sther NapSreso bark AbeTs Dor c.. h ship Anns
NeLsne, Cso Rouert HARDING, Hardng do Sfh ,nil-
Shooting kinsm.u Honolulu; Reliance Berry Calso Dist
sbips sarah Parker Gardner Puget, sound Hampton boEa
Calico; barb New World Knight Meud0eino brig tavn 1rne
Umresa River; Mary Jsne- Folser oesoni scar Dsla =
rfffa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
COSTA RICA
Gold observation-disclosures

Corrssyouleuee Of The n Z TribGne.
SAN JOSE, Saturday, Sept ID, 1888.
An important piece OF news, which recommend to
The attention vi your readers is the discovery OF rien
eod mines On the western decyity Of the mountain oi
Aeuaeate three miles from the village Of San Hstteo
and quite 10 the principal road winch leads IRON
San jose 20 tie harbor VI PuntO Arenas In the vlcn-
ty II these mines gold had already been discovered
sue tine ago. company had ordered various e1-
passive engines from England, and attempted to ex-
ulore the mics Of Aguseate on a scientific system
but IN consequence Of bad management and want OF
sufficient cspiial, labor in the mines was soon aban-
daIed.
Tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT gold mines seem. on the
ccutrary 70 exceed il richness the b0dest expee,a-
t,ns They are situated on lands which belong 70
Joe joachim Nora brother 70 the President Of the
REPUBLIC. Il.s gentleman, - soon he was II
formed u this discovery dispatched thirty .borers 10
the ZINES and the result Of lleir work u extremely
trill.aut Tie mineral : found in very compact
strata q quartz, fom Two and half - three feet n
diameter and yeIy much resembles IA its aYPearanee
az vel ss IL lie competition the gold Of California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Cleared.

Aug I6-Ship Anty Hayes, for Hong Kong
Empress Of the Sea Putnam Calico tss Jon.than
AUG -sesner Thos Hunt Haley Crescent City ship Bru,us
Cscutts bTgs Susan Abigail Como Portland Dover
ANTHONY Puget Sound
Aus ARK Centre America ozer Pot Unon Central
America Dutch lark Gfeaf Hogeutorf He's Calao
sh Mclean Calaoi trEs franklin Adams,
Collier Plses S.und Mnnfo (HAm) bonns.ow, valparaiso
Aug 25-Ship HeTcucan, thamherln, Callao -
Aus n Clipper ship Shooting s,AT knsnAn Hon9laa shps
Role Harding Hard Callao Heer, Haet Calcutta 70
cdad Ch) Farweaihe NAlpArsiso bark Albert Don, Caso
Aug -ShTs Reooe Smith, C.lao BeTkshre Williams, CAL
Aus So hlTs Benz Howard, SANDER Honolulu Hampton,
Brown Caso iark Glenher, lBrl Mclean CalsO brig NJ A
Jou,s. Foeer. COLUMBIA River.
Aug i-Clpper ships FLYING Cloud Cessey NewYors Hornet
L.rrshee Burt do steamships Oregon
LBoy BTothsr jonathan Baldwin, San Jasni bsks
Valparaiso Chs Deyans Richardson, Port
ltud his Fswn Barrett Umpqua U I schr Mathew Nssslr,
Dodge. Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

TkssKRASer IN PKoRIA--- TIE Pcorss Rsp.llcs.
During the meeting Of Supervisors held In this CIV K
poo,owr for license to eel sp;rfsous liqaofs Ibs 49,
cation referred to The Committee Petons No.
Smith, Holmes and Huse who reported against rsns;
the privilege asked for The Board co<carrei IN - -
port Of the Committee by vote Of II tot no-e yoe,
in favor OF the Committee and against granting ceass -
Messrs Arsn, Booth. Brown. Combs. Evans Haaaas,-s
Huse, Sllman. Smith Siocum and fccum Those ycs;.
against the Report of the Committee Aesrs Pren
Gregory, Holmes Lsdd, Martin and Orr This i urssr
good start for the Msine Law II viii be seen ,hss n.
Democrsc candidates for County Judge and Treasure
took opposite sides ON the question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
THE RIO GRANDE TREATIES.
E1uaet from CouespOodenss Of The Evening Post.
H.. CT

BROWNSVILLE, Texas Sept. /. 1853.
The recent measure Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in employing mounted police force
this line will if properly carried out produce the most
favorable results lt must have most powerful though
indirect tendency % break those agess bands
in importing stolen horses from the territory Of our neigh
bors The evil has increased to extent both alarming
and dsgraceful 10 our and nation The rotber sec
ton # the HLulfr army, continually recruited BY similar
small parties with the apparent determination as they can
not conquer Mexico se0l And es these despersoes
are all permitted vote their weight In elections gives
them influence With Of better character who ought ~
blush ct such base associations for political ends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

eoryrre seost " hs f.s~f,'1 %" " '' '' !" H'N
scar n .ssy deu.ni ..<aStsas = ns misty "a ~
hs-~ e.rax szs ofCoreS Pls have secn aafe slLc
fs5gs "a 1 ~ rc. WfneecTez Family a. =.
ToRscco @ CIsAEs-ssfs OF beta these articles sxcee
- xerT mach depressed Or merely
sens. A. an se Of CsEn Ehsh took gsss % ths ,sh
-. ~ ~ rriess ot<Azed zero Recall Comma 81 %
81 80 Resal.El 90 Sie ksr.lA Pr1sxsrA 81 81
go Rcxas Germs. 80 500 .efa1. L1s 81 - ls.so
Corua "a SO Inp- ss C0ria1 Nzd Nina So 50
Z 40 EnbsrsdoTes AsseE So s7o EsesPeioaOles oons
SS $50 Panafeas Sus Ell s.. le Dsmsz COr1a SIS oo
cSItrnos CorinA IS 5 GOO Pr-h.-.ss Alvarez IS J, se9
Mia Fo.o-i si4 Isl 400 Alsr SsihedAL els 20 ResNs
-. rperf. rs s.. - Half ReEAs SIS; 1Ss Re-
Ell. Cstrs fT R-sae Britanc. C.brey. SIS 50 70
$500. Cor. Hsb.nerA 50 500
era sz C.E.dOrss Cssrea 80 % go Psnses Css-.r,
ais 90 Tuxntes Dennocrsfc a 50 $50 Rera Conco-iiA
20 100 Londre- rit ss2 81 Loo Csz-dores ST
,pd 50 go American AID German Cirs-s- IS 5ldSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
AMERICAN Book BUYERS IN EsoLAsD.--We make the
following extract from ettar addressed 10 gentleman in

AMERcAy Book BrfERs n EsdLAsD.-We LAKE me
following extract from letter addressed TO gentleman In
this city dated London sept ,, 1853.
few days since 10 the sale Of the effects Of the
Ia.e celebrated Warren Hastings formerly Governor
General Of India I, took place Dayesford in Wor
eestershire Thee met brother bookseller rom tue
United states and goodly number Of the books were
bought for him. curious portion Of the contents Of
Dgylessord q suit OF drawing room furniture entire
IL in solid ivory presented to Warren Hasngs after he
Rad ceased 10 be Governor General. Il beautiful
substantial furniture carved and gilt very good sPec
ueEs Of oriental workmanship from European patterns
the chairs sold for about twenty Two pounds sterling esca
bat were re M The same day ior more than double The
sofas sold for about sixty guinea and constered BY
10 means dear few days previously, was a another
sae-he library Of clergyman In the West Of Engiand-
eight days sale-ihere gentleman Of yoar city. who
bought large quantity Of books with which suppose be
VII ss:onsh you on the other side. There greet
number Of ne curious books IN the sale inel0ding many
MSS Initial letters and paintings from Missals-a very
tine Persian MS with forty large paDt!ngsgth black
letter lore in abundance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26

MoUST AUBURs.-The new Granite Tower on the high
est ground in Mount Auburn Cemetery, IL nearly con-
plesd 1t Is designed observatory from which not
oIIy all the grounds Of the Cemetery may be seen but
TIE whole country arourd Tor many niles II i % feet
high with spiral stone stair way leading 70 T. top The
Chapel which bulk By contract and very mpsrsctly
contYuted j. 70 IL rebuilt and besGted and made more
worthy q rs elegant lan and the style Of everything
ground T.
NKGRO PEs--Ihe Common Ccrnell ~ Louisville ny
have cent 10 20 the Mayor OF iGf ey two dsren; ord
nances wth Eo.d virtually prohibit the sale and par
eLase 81 slayes basnsss within The Crpcracl t1s
Lsi bc'L have kcen vetoed BY hin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
JUSTICES COURTS.

T. ne rS1oy ef TIE " Y TS.Rsa@
SIR appears by your paper that the people are ina,
beginning TO wake up to the imposition OF the Coar,s
wei as other mpostons-and the snecure ofces Of IN,
tees and appears that strict investigation and er.
ton OF the books and monthly returns Of the CLERKS ses
be made by competent pensonsss well 10 the disp.;
ton OF the IS so charge in landlord and tenant cases
The fees Of Justices Courts in this city are dsrrf
from other counties Fee bill for this city see the ii vi
ume Of Laws page 57s; Msrine Court page Sss an,
book justices fees for other counties, % Revised 81
rfas
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by the above the ordinary Court cost Judgment Of
s25 under would be - cents and ii ever sss o.
for the services, the Marine Court eaxs
Constables for serving and returning the san.
s5 for notifying plaintiff l2l cents; miesge isi
cents mile: for summoning jury. 37l cents; Constsbs
fees in ordinary suit, 50 GEMS witness, l2i cens
whole cost with witness, 81 &c. for services
the Marine Court costs including lei cents for making
bill of costs, 81 IS
K l.. Jaques late Clerk of Assistant Justices Court
for the IXth NIh XVIII and Xvllh Wards for u years
- volumes OF registers Of about coo psges each every
paper issued regularly put up in packages AMI Tiled
every month
As to landlord ard tenant mentioned in
the Fee bnbat well esiabl by many years practice
charge for affidavit and notice Is cents (which notice
can be secured by any person Il the Judgment ren
dered and warrant issued then the further charge Of o.
which was oflen the case that ii officer was em
poyed tie notice aud paid so cents the whole cost
would be 81 -.
The assumed powen-legal charges and mposiions for
services rendered by officers together with neglect Of
duties is truly alarming and calls for the rigid exam
nation of the books returns officers and others together
with charges made and allowed ON informal verbair
turns file. not on file or record. JusrIcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Financial.

Drrinr h. past so-nsht rohtns Of pGsr importance las
,rarsred the Money market The fnz Of IN The supply Of 9as
Of the partial failure Of Wsie b. I'D decided
lev enough Of dsnng operation and have
s1rrly o dust from hat quarter
Money IN much demand than e remember TO have
~ .o h past lmted p-eulsfisns
b but principally owing the rush
the from
many purchasers hes OF the lew who realizing
fortunes from the sale Of their outside property
the lsstseener there beng chsrgc
IN rsie Of esht By rtsrshp con,anes We quote oovs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-26
Died,

On Monday Aus Martin county MARY vie OF Csp Oeofs'
5s . 5ssri t m.a s,sd H. e yf s. wifi
~ eseH.s O. T. Aug Marion HOeros Of Davis county
A., near OLYMPIA T. James 7,nis aged H. formerly Of
a osmp. W John Monroe. aged q year.. late Of Shelby
In Sacramento Ays IS ofoonsupOn NJ James Tower Of
The residsses Of Mr. Shepherd IS NJ
Eietol Boivin formerly from lows sged .eou - e.I,
On Tussssv hSr O. Anna NJ wife of Dr. James Edwards
IL sasmsn.o Aug Of eonsesaon Of the lungs "n C0'barn
Of li.sssehuseis aged about 60 . - -, -. -, Dill. ~
IN he South Cottonwood Ward q T. Emily daughter Of A.
O and Tlniiy smoot sssd 10 months and p dAy.-
June r. iIsisIy Iy sns Ola IN salt Lste City John
Ans Thomas and Ann Gotham, aged nearly II year,
My % at Ns ty Uss Ten o!y ~ a0 oy sSsa Car
"a ss,sb Bryns sged nine Inopih s and
In Sacramento Aug 80 John w Hall formerly Of Hamilton New
Drowned stfo.;. Bar Aug a5h Samuel Jones formerly of
In ssn frsno Aug Deck aged about g Mr.
pssk was n .,o 81 ~ Ia ep eD 70 Ss ssach snas
and came 10 California in 1915
In San Francisco Aug 2 MSe AM aged Is years daughter Of
10 San Yrncsco Aas Dr. j. r. Edwards formerly Of Phsde
%Osptsin: ssnSm the sssdsqis d;:hss of his
il sonoms Francis H. Of BENZ and Lucnds Michel
July ship Stephen Larrabee Of Boston
John Rsmmer, sesmsn AGED 49,
In San francisco Aug a. Herman Lakemsnn son Of H. Lake
Al Pleasant Bsneh Yoo county August 18th Babel aged
At suer creek cssyess county Angus; Inflammation of
bowels Mr. John O. aged about years formerly OF
Cole county, H.
the 18th Aus Of chronic socs Caleb
Tutfe late merchant Of this city aged at o.
In Sonora short illness Stephen Nas ESQ., formerly Of
MONTGOMERY, Alabama and a native Of EasOn, Penn.
In Weeverye Mrs Mary Jane Hale wife OF M
John bale, ased about 20 years
Iniomenh IN son Fr0neisoo fran dpg. 10 % Aug n
Aug IS Martin Johnson 25 Prussia George Gordon, So New
Ye I'S ca. ei Frsns "a Ns 9 s9on & 5h
OBen g. Ireland; WIN Lsnson England lHb Ellen Hshne
e. Germany; James Sloan, n Ireland 10Th James Mcguire
Philadelphia ga Herman Lssemanu san Francisco 10 months
Jere. Sheldon San Francisco q months T. Williams P, -
yesrs. z3rd Mrs NJ. Edwards Wmng'on Del 81 years;
Miss Martha Ann Wood Nantucket is yeas Mcnosh
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