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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

r D. scRIyER...-........... Proprieto
IFACKs ON CALL At ANY HOUR "a
day or night Coupes, Phaesons, $500 ssssssrz
RockaVays, Barouches, Buggies with the VI. "
bestroadssers be found Ia any livery stable on thu
coast for hire. Horses kept In livery at reasonable
rates Stables on Fourth street, between / and
s64pi
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GoRNER OF FRONT AND STREETS
Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Talow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses.
Etc. Prompt cash returns made Tor all consign.
rnants au1o-tntf
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AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
W Diseases Of the Throat. Office, 1901 street.
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. Hours-9:30 10 u A NJ; to p. N. Sundays
$50 % u A. "; to Z P. " iYl-N
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VIZ. ELLERY BRIGGS, II. ID,

A TToRNEY AND CoUNsgLoR-AT-LAw,
n CORNER SIXTH AND sFR1ETs, SACRAMENTO
CAL iy304pin
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS.

YTyHE FOLLOWING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
Z State, the settlement of which are not other
wise provided by law, have been presented to the
Board of Examiners, in accordance with Sections
664 and 665 of the Political Code:
VIM. Blankeuship, costs OF srit in the case
Of the People IS. z. T. Biankenship ct al SOS 20
Frear Stone Company, construction Napa
state Asylum Tor insane. .........-..... ,l65 &c
Frear Stone Company, construction Aapa 7 90
State Asylum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
AsyluIa for insane. ,....:..:........', e,184 So
Wright L Sansers construction Eapa State
asylum for Insane. .,......... .lO,170 60
Wright L Sanders, construction Napa State
ASYLUM for ms ne. Observation-Disclosures. 1876 co
W. W. Montague i Co, construction Napa
State Asylum for Insane. .............. DIS y
George j. AotEersole, construction Napa
State Asylum for Insane. ............-.. $50 6s
Baker, Smith i Co, construction Napa
State Asylum for Insane ............... 5000 90
State Asylum for Insane. ............, r 7s9 %
state asylum, Tor Inssae- 1.77o 90
Asylum for Insane. .......... -, ao1s Is
Hsyun e ior Insane - ...... 2,s88 10
Asylum for insane -. 2,a41 81
Asylum for Insane 80. f 5.a2s 10
Electrical Construction and Telegraph Com
pany, construction Napa State Asylum
Tor insane. ...,.................... 766 I6
W. f. BoardmeD, Sherman Dsy and Grant
l. Taggart, (seryices as Commissioners to
Appraise Water Rights for State Uni
yersity). 49,. 1900 co
Claimants are hereby notified that on MONDAY,
N0VEMBER sth at II O'Clock n, the Board VIII
meet at their office, in the city Of Sacramento 20
hear and examine said claims A. HART,
sg-Iw Clerk State Board OF Exa miners
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAaRADA BrrTERs cures all
complaints arising IRON obstrueted state of the
system.
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REMOVED.

T STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD,
Cd near Third Always the best of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars the market affords. aul7-tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

4J ILE y CIKLI-gI 1JEASs
EISTATE OF LOUIS VANLEM BR0UCK, BE
IL ceased.-Notlcs is hereby given by the
Undersigned Executrx OF the last will aud estate OF
LoUISVANLEM BRoUCK, deceased to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
adavits and vouchers within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said Execu-
trix. at the law office OF Grove L. johnson, 92e
Fifth street, between | and ] streets, Sacramento
CITY, in the county OF Sacramento, State of Cali
fornia.
Dated Sacramento, August Is, 1850.
IDA SPACHER, Exeeutrix.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Executrix.
au14-1aw4wS
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

UyHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DLABLo COAL, the most economical
that can BIO used for s,s is for sale in lots TO sui,
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costs county,
and at the Office Of the Company southeast cornsr
OF Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
F. B. CORNWALL.
a1,lSr.f President B. D. Il Co
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DooK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
D Beck Manufacturer, No. $40 street., between
Third and Fourth. Saal aInento. au2Q-Apti
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LILLE srRUT2.
s, goEoy UoLL.

| GSUCCEss0R TO FOX & STRUTZ, IMPORTER
- and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors
No. Al J street. Sacramento Sole agent for A
Nnntel's Snns' New York Be er. auIA-4pln
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y. r, EEApD 4 Go.
aR. cATETas

GyIATIoNERY, BLANK BOOKS, WRAPPING
y Paper, Etc, No. S12 street, between Third
and Fourth. s6-4p1m
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nm. WALLACE 4. BRIGGS

.THERAPEUTI = OFFICE AND
e. residence, No. 9l9 street Office hours: 10
An TO P. u. Consultation free. auil i'm
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P. ROOT. ALEX. NEilsoh. J.
ROOT, KEELs0N Il co.,

TYNIoN FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Founders ana Msehinises, Front street, be-
tween and 0. Castings ana Machinery Of every
descTiption msae 70 order. iu24-Aplr1
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Chinese and japanese Bazaar.
SAN LUNG & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Ava Ladies' and Children's Underwear,
Mems White Shirts, overalls, ETC.. Chinese and
Japanese Fancy Goods. Fans, etc. PRICES RE-
DUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES All orders promptly
attended to at the lowest rates. No. SIG street,
bet. Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento. au26-4pIm
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RAILROADS STEAMERS, ETu.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Commencing Tuesday, June 90, ISsa,
AND UNTIL FURTHER sorIoa
TRAIN AND BEATS WILL LEAVE sAczAHEgIn

AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
TRAla AND BOATS WILL LEAVE sAGzAREgID
AZ FOLLOWS:
S.SA A.M.-(Sun lays excepted -AceonnaoaA
f'Ov dation Train % Aaryssille, Fed Bluff ana
hedding.
1.ssts A. H.slpaily)- Overland, e 1rtgrana
sew Freight and Accommodation Tain
!20 4 n bsoI Z, e. F, ssgsss q Dsss
Sundays excepted at DAVIS With Acc,
ny dat:on Train 10 Hocdauc " ilArns and
willows Connects daily a. Suisun toa
Vallejo and via Napa Junction foC Caks-
toga (ssages for the Geyscgsl,
tssfAA a. a.-tur IS soon IAere-ller as ~ As-
RUsVS tioa5le, SUNDAYS excepted Steamer fu-
San ETsils.59o toUohing AZ ~ way ports
ll.s 4: s,ss{5 Co., MS. l e.' 5 EFs
Oakland AID Saa Franc C3anectr
At Gait for lone. and = 5or ssh
i2:I0 , & M:7 7gs iss 6 sss - F s5
Francisco. Connects at Fail9Se
and via Nsps Junction ,pga
1924 II. M.-(SuIdays eXe. assenrE-
RrvscV Train for naV5s aud Woodland. Con-
neets al woodland to- il.ans ana
Willows
Ola p. M.-(DGly Atal,l. 1srsess TOR cas-
S'AV fax, Reno Carson NJ Nigrinia), BAssls
dopntain (Austinl, Psiiss1e lEuFsksA
Ogden, Omaha and Esst
Pisa r. E.-(Dsily) --O1,gon Exr-ess FAX
.~s'~V Narysyille, Chico, Bea Bias asd Reddlzse
(stages Tor Pc tlaud, Oreg a.
ssesfa p. 1s.-,Sundz 5 eSccrfe Loyal 40
%sS7V eommoda:ion Train 10 Tau e,e. Counesas
with the Arizona EAures5 Tor MeresS
MADEIRA yosemite and Big gGees}, Moja4s,
Newiiai (San BueBaTcpsIr, tnd SSnsn
BSrh8rAl, Los Angeles. N,Etl Monica,
" inaiaeton, Santa Ans .Ssl DiegnA
Cotton lSaI re uardinOl aguIa C0ioraa1o
river steamers Maricoqa jesseos tor
Phoenix and PTescott}, Casa Crande (staeas
fer florence), Tucson aud Benson, Lea
miles from san Francisco stal, ssior Torus-
stone and New MeN,eo.l s!cepli csrs h.
tween LAthrpp, Los Angeles Yalns aze
Tucson.
| 0aSA II. M.-(DGIy)-- LEGAL Passenger TrzS-
c'O~ for Davis, Benica and San FFa14e5sco.
| SsgA p. -(Daiiyl-VYos,wsri Fr,i grHrs
OaoV Train, via Davis aud Benicia, foy san - an
cisco.
YAK p. M,-(sundays exoepteiI Iassengg-
ssAO Train to Davis, Woodland Knigh.S
Landing.
Q.sn r. M.-Sundsys excepted YirrzasA
OsOV City Express FOR Auburn, C1fss Tracszss
and Reno. Connects with Virginia ax1s
TrucSce Reilsl Tor ClrEoH I'd FirginsS.
Sleeping Car from Sacramento te Caraefs-
A. n. ToWNE. General supe-agendcIs
7. q. GOODMAN. .Genl Psss'r and Ticket Agrsa
iae4ntf
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Nos. CHS and geo L street, Near Eiglsssa.
VOUCHERS AND PORK PACKERS. c.
, Choice Hams, Bacon, Lard, Meas - -
Pork, Clear Pork Pigs Feet, Spare Ribs, 1872
at lowest market price. Highess price paid toI
granted Hogs auls-lpt
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CAPTTAI AIg yAVtTs.

HAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-.
Il dence TO DR.. G. L. Simmons Building J
street, between Second and Third. Office hours: 8
to A. ", II to P a., and TO s P. N. jyl2-tf
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w. u. NnRTes.


HtoNTRACToR AND BUILDER L STREET,
v between Front and Second. ofHce-Boom 20,
international Hotel. All work satisfactorily exc
Gated, in city aud country. splI.1m'
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JOHN BARNEY, { II. @. VANDINBURG,
late Of the Golden Eagle. formerly Of Forest.
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NTo. s02 J, AND 1905 THIRD STREETS
~ hot Lunch daily from II A. NJ TO l o'clock
P. y The Best OF Wines Liquors and Cigars.
iYI3-4p1m BOWERS & LONG ABAUGH.
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OFFICE 81 J sTREET.-oFFICE HOURS.
4 A. Y. and 1890 to . pm. jy23-ti
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y. u. McWEaEFAiss.

e r tween / and J. Machinery Of all kinds made
70 order and repaired. Sole manufacturer of Car
isles Patent Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired
For sale, 25-horse stationary engine and boiler,
complete. aul44ptf
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HoRsE-sHoElNG.

I HEREBY ANNoUNCETo MY FRIENDS -
I and the public that hereafter 7 viii IN
charge Only So. Cash, for LIGHT SH0EING En-
Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring on your y "
cripples. JOHN FAERRS,
Practical Horse. Sheer, street. between Eighth snt
Ninth. au2S-zplra
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DR.. G. [. SIMMONS,

MO. 9l2 J STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
~ Third, Sacramento,
70 to 10 ANY
EF OfEice Hours; to 4 P. M. ap294pn
7 to 8 P. NJ
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HOMEOPATHIC PuYsICIAN-0FFIcE AND
Il residence, Nathan building, corner Of seventh
sud streets. Office hours. $50 A ", to
and to P. ju3o-4plm
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CREED uAYsIoHD.

nR. NIXON HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
N street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets
No. 918. VIII visit Railroad Hospital at $50 A NJ
daily s9-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GRnrn T. sonSss,N. .
+. z. gIcFARLAND,

A TToRNEY Al LAw-oFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
"A between I and ]. Residence, No. so7
street, between Seventh and Eighth. slo-4plm
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csACRAMESTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
- l street, between Front and Second Sacra-
mento. Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, ali kinds OF Repairing. Chang Nc
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners 8
1Y,aeisftr cf.4
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HELPS d wHETELA

c. +. SHIELDS, formerly Fore | yt,,,,,r,., ,,r
MN @ 2 Boiler Shop .. nhllHLAm.
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MINING NOTES.

Los Cerrillos district, New Mexico. is to
have smelter
The Hecla smelters, Montana, recently
shipped $1,000 pounds of bullion.
The new Alice mill, Butte, Mont, works
to the perfect satisfaction of the company.
The Carson reduction works propose TO
treat ores by the teaching as well as by the
smelling process.
The Stone Hydraulic Company, Lime
creek, Tulare county, have begun work on
their new placers.
Mining claims at Scales Diggings Sierra
county, are ready for work. The Hoosier
Ditch Company are working twenty two
men on their new ditch.
The upper part of Montana is a very
rich mining region, the mountains bling
full of iron, copper, lead, silver and g ID,
the latter being both in quartz and placer
mines.
The Mimbres mountains, New Mexico,
known as the Black Range, are attracting
much attention, and some astonishing re-
ports from certain districts on the ran ge
are coming up from the south.
The first cleanup at Globe, Arizona, Of
the Golden Eagle ten-stamp mill, after
run OF seven weeks, including the many
delays Incidental to first starting, amounted
to $50, 600 in gold and a very considerable.
amount in silver.
The Santa Fe Neao Merican says that
the San Pedro and Canyon del Aqua Com
pany is employing large force OF men in
all the branches of its mining work. The
copper and gold mine is being developed
by day and night shifts.
The Salmon River Mining and Smelling
Company have completed their smelter at
the mouth of Kinikinik, Idaho The COM
pany employs II men on the Silver Bell
and on the You Know mines. The ere
extracted samples $50 ounces silver per
| ton.
The owners of the Forest Queen mine.
Sierra county, have sent seven or eight
tons of ore to Gold Bluff to ascertain how
much it will pay. Their tunnel just cut
the t,rax of the ledge, and had It been
started few feet higher it would not have
tapped the ledge ar al
Says the Homer, Mono county, Inler..
The surface of the country in Homer and
adjacent districts is SO favorable for dsep
workings by means of tunnels, that we
confidently expect to see many organza-
tions for the purpose of exploring our
mountains at great depth.
Some of the miners on Deadwood, Trim.
ity county, have shut down on digging, for
the mines are so near the surface that the
snow water seeps through in streams. The
Centennial made clean up of 25 tons
crushed, and had 81, 100; the Niagara, al.
ter grinding 10 tons, found 5000.
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SAN FRANcIsco ITEMS.

tFrom San Francisco exchanges of December
Two new cases of smallpox wer
ported to-day up to | o'clock. One
occurred at the hospital
Mining assessments are being an1onlCea
with a little more freedom, and the crop
for 1881 promises to be large
The Teachers Association met at 10
o'clock this morning, President Norton In
the chair A much larger attendance
showed the increasing interest in the pro-
ceedings.
At noon to-day Thomas Bowling, who
was stabbed on Market street Christmas
eve, was still alive, but was very low. "A
slight movement of the bowels would, it
is feared, result in his death within an hour
after.
In the recount in the contested election
case Of Coffey against Edmonds, which has
progressed as far as the thirteenth pre-.
cinct of the Eighth Ward, in which Ed.
monds lost one vote through the Court
ruling out a ballot which had been cast for
Edwards" Edmonds stands five ahead
including his official majority
kaufman Goldstone was arrested today
charged with libel by Rabbi Philip Bura-
stein. Goldstone, it is alleged, is interest.
ed in the publication of the Join Giant.
which sheet, on Saturday last contained a
sensational story headed, "How Rabbi
Burnstein won Selma Levy from her
spouse and secured her affections. !"
Collector Tillson Monday night turned
into the City Treasury S460, 900, and to-
day upward of 5000, 900. All outstanding
warrants are now payable ard have been
paid, and the amounts now in the Treasury
will enable Mr.. Shaber to pay all defnss.ds
up to April, as there are now about 81
O0O, GOO in the vaults, weighing over ten
tons of solid metal.
Twenty-seven mines, either organized
under the laws of California or owned
by California capitalists, have paid dlvi.
dends during the year now drawing
to close. Some of these have
paid only one dividend, and one paid six
teen. Twelve of the mines are in Cali
fornia, eight in Nevada, four in Dskota,
two in Arizona and one in Utah.
John McAnnally and John Kelly we're
arrested yesterday at Benicia on charge
OF arson, for having, on the Sd of Noyen-
Der last, set tire to the carpenter and black
smith shops in the United States Arsens'
grounds at Benicis. 1t was suspected
the time of the burning Of the bulldogs
that incendiaries had been at WORK, had
detectives were sent from inns city TO work
the matter mp, in conjunction with the
Sheriff OF Solano county, and performed
their duty with the above result. The
prisoners were delivered TO the civil an-
thorlties to-day, to be tried under section
53S5 OF the United States Statutes, which
makes the penalty for arson death, il the
buildings are situated in any military reser-
vation of the United States. Kelly is n
dishonorably discharged soldier, ami Me-
Annually is an enlisted recruit whose serm
OF service has not expired.
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Items from Tucson.

Tucson, December 2sth.-A man by the name of
Anderson was found In dying condition near Camp
Thomas yesterday. He was taken to the camp, and
died shortly after. His death was caused from a
kick from his horse.
Louis C. Paige was killed near Bisbee by a Mexi-
can. The assassin escaped.
The Southern Pacific Railroad track is laid thirty
one miles east OF Deming, N. NJ.
San Simon station is springing into town of
Importance, owing to the development in Cali
fornia District, 25 miles SOUTH The railroad COM
pany are putting up depot, several buildings are
being erected by business men, two stages leave and
return daily from the district, and town site has
been laid out,
Travel to Sonora from Tucson is large and in
creasing daily.
The Arizona Legislature meets on the 4th of Jan.
uary.
". C. James, freight brakeman on the Sou hern
Pacific Railroad, was killed this morning one mile
west of Railroad Pass and his body badly cut up
He was last seen alive at the Pass, and on being
missed at Wilcox locomotive was sent back and
found his body in the middle of the track 1t is
probable that the unfortunate man fell between the
cars in passing from one to another. He was aged
about 26 years, and his parents live in Blue Lick,
Kentucky.
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Railroad Pro.ress-Escapes Recapfurca
Examination-FIO Floating lee.

PoRTIASD, December 29th-The Oreeonian Rail-
way Company's road is completed to Brownsville
in Linn county. The distance from Rays Landing
to Brownsville is ~ miles The company has laid
81 miles of rails the present year, besides gradjSg
eight miles additional The grade is now co,n-
pleted this way from Rays Landing for three or
possible. Within a few months connection win 90
made from Portland to Rays Landing The dis
tance is 80 miles. This viii make the distance by
this line from Portland to Brownsville 102 miles
of the prisoners who made their escape from the
County Jail last Sunday evening, were recaptured
this evening at Vancouver and brought to this
city.
was referred the charges preferred against Mayor
thompson by ex-Chief of Police Besser, has sub
mit'ed report, in which they entirely exonerate
Thompson.
and boats made connections to-day; but the river
will probably be closed by 70. morrow
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OREGON.
Navigation Inlpcded-Fatal FalI-TerribIe
Accidenf-speciai Wheat sb1umcrt

PORTLAND, December 29th.-weatber yery cold
and cloudy. Over two inches OF seet and snow lie on
the ground Reports from up country are unfayor-
cation The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com
pany has refused to sell tickets or receive freight on
the upper river.
A man named joe Doherty fell from one of the
Iul manner, and receiving what are regarded as
fatal injuries.
Captain L. a. Bailey, OF the steamer Traveller
met WITH terrible accident yesterday evening
While the steamer was dischargine Stone al one 81
the piers OF the new bridge across the willamette
the chain connected with the hoissing machine
parted, and, flying back with great force struck in
tne lace captain Bailey, who was standing on the
lower deck. The blow broke the right upper Jaw
bone into several pieces, split his nose It's ertre
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Held for Trial.

Los ANGELES, December 29th.-The p-eliminar,
examination OF f. P. Ramirez Gate Republican can.
didate for Assemblyman) was concluded this morn
ing and he held in 81 600 for trial An informa-
ton filed this afternoon before Judge Howard,
of the Superior Court. by District Attorney Brown
charging Ramirez with forgery, altering the name
of E. P. Jones in a certificate of deposit to Sr r.
Hdales The accused gave bail in s., 900 for trial
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Moiaye Passengers.

MoJAvE, December 29th.-The following Southern
overland passengers passed Mojave to-day, to ar
rive in San Francisco tomorrow r. B. McGaughey,
X. W. Hazard, Los Angeles; F. G. High, San
Francisco F. A. Tritle, Nevada; L. C. Depuy,
Florence; Carter Tevis Arizona; S. Stoneman, wife
and three children, San Gabriel; j. NJ. Bilyea, Ari-
zona; L. c. Alvord, Tucson H. Cohen, Oakland
w. P. Hardie Prescott 81. Bruschie, Los Angeles
Mrs. J. o. Wigons, San Diego; G. A. Santos and
wife, Oakland c. G. Belknap, Tulare p Boyers,
San Francisco; Hon. Warren Chase, San Bernar-
dino.
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SECOND DIspAToH.l

SAN JOSE, December 29th.-This afternoon an in.
quest was held on the body of the man who was
killed by the Southern Pacific freight train at
Perry's station last night. AS before mentioned,
his head smashed beyond recognition, his chest
crushed and mangled, and both arms broken All
that could be learned was that a man partly under
the influence of liquor supposed to be an American
who was stealing ride. put off the train twice
1t is believed that he got under the car to ride
when he fell off and the wheels passed over him.
The man was supposed to be 2s or 80 years of
age He had dark brown hair sandy whiskers aud
a light mustache, wore common business suit of
very dark brown, and navy blue undershirt, with
considerably worn. A pair OF blue overalls were
worn over his pants. In his pocket was large
bandana handkerchief containing portraits OF Han
cock and English side. The jury found that
his death was accidental.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-30
An Alleged Revivalist sa. Down upop.

SAN JosE December 29th.-D. l. r. Rine, who
claims to be an evangelist and gospel-temperance
lecturer of New York, arrived here few DAYS ago.
and had the ministers meet this afternoon and CON
slider the matter of aiding him in temperance re-
vval to be opened in this city as it could be
gotten up. The conference sat down on him, SO to
speak. They asked him for references and then
one or two of them stated that he mad been charged
with certain conduct unbecoming gentleman in
Canada, and asked for reference from there The
revival will consequently be postponed.