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TERMS OF COUNTY OFFICERS.

EDS. RECORD UNION When the county
officers were elected last year, they made
their canvass on the understanding that their
present term expired January l, 1881, and
were accordingly so voted for. Several sub
scribers to the RECORD UNION desire through
the columns of your paper to know if any Act
of the present Legislature extends the
terms for which they were elected?
A SUBSCRIBER.
Marysville, April 10, 1880.
The facts are that there is now pending in
the Legislature bill for uniform system of
county government of the counties of the
State, according to classes into which the
counties are divided. This bill has been so
far advanced that if any law is passed at all
on the subject it will be the one referred to.
1t provides that the present incumbents in
county Offices shall hold until January /,
1881; that this fall there shall be an election
for county officers, who are to hold for four
years. This will bring the election of county
officers of even date with the Presidential
election, but not with the election for State
officers. Thus there will be general election
every two years, one for State officers and
one for county officers.
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Delegates Chosen -Weather-Transf of
Railroad Cars.

PORTLAND, April 11th.-The Republican
County Convention for Yamhill was held yes
terday at Lafayette, at which delegates were
chosen to attend the State Convention. a
vote was taken in regard to Presidential pref
erences, resulting as follows Blaine 20, Sher
man 8, Washburne 2.
The weather is cool and cloudy.
Twenty-three freight cars, one baggage and
two passenger coaches were transferred to.
day from the East Portland shops to the west
side of the river, for the Western Oregon
Railroad. This completes for the present the
rolling stock of the road
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NEVADA.
Disputed Mining Ground.

EUREKA, April 10th.-In pursuance of the
proceeding commenced by the Richmond
Company, the Albion men to-day appeared
before Judge Rives to answer to the charge
of contempt. After some sparring between
the attorneys, the Court appointed surveyors
Read and Westcott to establish the line be-
tween the companies, and to investigate the
facts as to whether the line had been crossed
case was then continued until next Tuesday
The surveyors have just returned from the
mine and report the winze of the Albion part
on Richmond ground and part on Albion
the larger portion is ON the Richmond. The
Albion will now move back a few feet and go
on with its work as usual. The full force of
men will be continued. The Wine in ques-
ton is only about twenty feet deep.
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Death of an Cid Resident of orov,r,c.

ORov1LLE, April 1Oth.-P. McCallan, an
old resident of this place, died last night from
the effects OF injuries received the day before.
He was riding after stock, when, from some
cause, his horse reared up and fell over back
ward. The pummel of the saddle struck Mr..
Mcclellan in the stomach. The accident was
seen by neighbor, who fastened to his as
sistance, and he was conveyed to his resi-
dence in town, where he fingered until last
night, when he expired.
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Los Angeles Republican County C0nyen
iion-PrcSiLenfiaI Preferences

Los ANGELES, April 1Oth.-At the Republi-
can County Convention held to-day, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected delegates to
the State Convention to meet at Sacramento
on the 10Th instant: General John Mans
field, Walter S. Moore, G. Wiley Wells,
Jonathan Bixby, S. F. Crank, d. Z. Miles
and b. G.. Whiting
A vote was taken in the Convention for
Presidential preferences, as follows Blaine
81, Grant s, Edmunds 2, Washburne1. The
announcement of the vote was received with
great enthusiasm.
Nearly all the members of the Supreme
Court have arrived, and the Court will con-
yene Monday
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Accident to the steamer Oriuaba.

SANTA BARBARA, April 1Oth.-When fifty
the steamer Orizaba, which left San Fran.
cisco April Sth, broke her shaft, totally disa-
bling one wheel The ship fired rockets and
burned blue lights, and finally brought the
Constantine to her assistance The two YES
sells went into Port Hartford, where Santa
Barbara passengers and freight were trans
ferred to the Constantine, while the Orizaba
continued on to San Diego with one wheel.
She passed here this morning at o'clock,
making about six knots. The Santa Barbara
passengers landed at 6 A. NJ
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Shooting with intent to KiII.

SAN JOSE, April 11th.-This forenoon the
Sheriff arrested r. g. MCPHERSON, Superin-
tendent of the FELTON, oil well in the Santa
| Cruz range, on a charge of shooting with in
tent to kill W. f. Youle at the narrow-gauge
depot at IL A. NJ. last Friday The arrest
was made at Alma. The shooting was the
result of feud between the men. McPher-
son was held for examination on the Goth
instant in the sum of s., COO
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


PORT TOWNSEND, April 11th The steamer
Virginia has been purchased in San Francisco
by parties here to ply between this city, the
iron mines and WILDLY Island. The steamer
has been shipped on the barkentine Kate
Fleckinger.
The weather is pleasant, with the wind fresh
from the southeast.
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Accidentally Eiued

GAIT, April 10th.-The son of T. II. Fow-
Ter died last night from the effects of having
been dragged by a horse two days ago, break
ing one of his legs in two places and forcing
the bone through the flesh. Mr. Fowler is
the father of the two young ladies, aged re-
spectively 10 and q, who were buried here
at one funeral about fourteen months ago.
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DIED.

Sacramento, April IL Loratie Deois native o
Mexico, 4 years.
Funeral notice hereafter
Hlwks Corners, San joaquin county, April 5-Wm-
Raney, "a years.
Los Angeles, April William II Scott, 81 years.
Santa Rosa, March So-Herbert N. Shepherd, IS
years
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

AT A MEETING OF THE PRINTERS OF
"A Sacramento, held in the state Printing Office,
March 30th, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, Death has taken from or midst our
well-beloved fellow-craftsman, Edward Gilpin JET
ferris and whereas, by bis decease the craft has lost
one OF its most honored members, society orna-
rnent and true and worthy associate, the State
I noble and patriotic citizen ther'fnre, be it
Resoued, That we recognize in his death an irrep-
arabic loss to the craft, to the State, and to his
many friends and associates.
RESOLVED, That tender to his relatives, and also
to the kind friends with whom he had made his
home, and who cared for him so faithfully, our
heartfelt sympathy.
ReSolUed, That a copy of these resolutions be for
warded to the relatives OF the deceased.
J.E. DAY, Chairman
WE OUGHTON,
II. A. PEABODY,
G L. SUIDAN,
II. r. BADER,
ap12-1t A. NJ. THOMAS.
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Seriously stabbed.

st. HELENA, April 10TH Yesterday even
ing Armand Ramsayer stabbed his uncle,
Louis Roulette, in the thigh, groin and tw ce
In the shoulder. He then smashed every
bed clothes into the fire. Deputy Sheriff
Magee arrested him. Roulette may recover.
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Death of Shasta County Pioneer.

SHASTA, April 10th.-Hon. E. Garter, one
of the oldest and most esteemed citizens of
Shasta, died last evening. MIR. Garter was
a prominent lawyer of northern California,
and for many years occupied the position OF
Judge of the Ninth Judicial District with
credit. The deceased was a native of New
York, II years of age. The remains will be
taken to Sacramento for interment.
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A Blaine Delegation.

SSAN ANDREAs, April 10th-Edwin lay
lor, S. T. Prindle aud l.. j. Matthews were
to-day selected as delegates to the Republican
State Convention, with Instructions to sup
port Blaine delegates to the Chicago Conven-
ton.
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MARRIED.,

Gas Point, Shasta county, April 9-By Rev. A.
McKillop, Cayan C. Stanton to Eliza J. Hopewell,
both of Gas Point.
Santa Rosa, March 28-Wiliam II. Van Doren TO
Mrs ~ L. Holland
Santa Rosa, March 2s-w. A. weatheriugton to
Lucy Harrington.
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BORN.

daughter. VI hieuiy III. 'e7SuP'
pt tsr April s-wfe of O. K Mitchell, daugh.
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SIS REWARD.

I OST-A Blue BEAVER ovERCOAT, SUN
IL day, Riverside Eoad, between the Half
way House and Fifth and q streets Leave at
RECORD. UNmN Office and claim reWard anl2.1ts
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The Charges Against Judge Silent, of the
Arizona suprs me Court.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES.

ESPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.l
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certify that the publication dated April /, 1879,
stating |" that REV. THoS L. RANDOLPH, Of
Marysye is not authorized to collect loney for the
Sloan Baptist Church, Of Sacramento was a
mistake. he was legally appointed as Pastor and
Collector, but on account of his business he re-
signed-hence the publication. R. c. Ferguson.
II. Bates, Albert Grubbs, Trustees. r. c. Ferguson.
Church Clerk. Sacramento, April 10 1850 (Narys,
vile papers please copy) an101t
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
ADDITIONAL WEATHER REPORTS.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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And in accordance with law, so many shares of
each parcel of such stock may be essary will
be sold at the Office OF the company No 100 street.
Sacramento city, on the LIST day of MAY, 1880, at
O'Clock P. NJ of such day, to pay delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of the same.
NJ. A. BURKE, Secretary.
Office, 129 street, Sacramento city, California
April 10, 1850 apl2-lOt
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AIaska GoId SHINING Comnnnr.-nme,

and principal place Of business, Sacramento CITY,
State OF California Notice.-There is delinquent
upon the following described stock on account of
assessment levied on the 9th day of MARCH 1850.
and account of previous assessment levied on the
2Sth day Of JUNE, 1870, and which still remains
unpaid, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the resnectin0r Shareholders fillnrrc.
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COMING WEST BY RAIL.

General Grant About to Enter vicksburg
a Second Time.
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Fires and Loss Of Life in North Carolina
and Massachusetts,.
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Dull Day ut the Sand Lof-TypographicaI
Trouble.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 11th.-The sand
lot was very dull to-day, only about 500 per-
sons being present. Kearney did not put in
an appearance, although he was expected.
The Typographical Union to-day instructed
the Chronicle Chapel" not to accept the
terms offered by the proprietors of that paper
-45 cents per thousand-but granted ten
days time in which the proprietors might de-
eide either to pay the ruling rates or provide
themselves with new force at the reduced
rates, which the Union men claim cannot be
done without importing compositors.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS

An Entire Family Poisoned by Wild
Parsnips in Ontario.
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A meeting Of the gentlemen ef ST. Ros,

Church Parish will be held in the hall adjoining the
Church, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at O'Clock, to
make further arrangements for the Annual Picnic
large attendance is earnestly requested By
order Of [apl2ltl THE CHAIRMAN
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UIANTED-A FRONT VIEW PHOTOGRAPH
w of the late EDWARD CT, PIN JEFFERIs,
for which suitable reward will be given Apply to
this office apl2-1t
yNTANTED-A GOOD JERSEY $780,,
w COW, about or years old; 9SSff9sN
fresh or to come in soon. Address Post NpM
office Lock Box q, Bggs Station, Cali---=z2-zAz-
forna, giving description and price apl2-3t-
ENOR THOROUGHBRED -,.6zrs~
e JERSEY BULLS, one and two krzf ~
wears old. Bred by Robert Be K. n.y.
Apply to THOMAS WAITE, Brighton --A---A
Sacramento county. Cal. anl2-n
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Trouble Imminent Between the San Fran
cisco Chronicle and its Compositors.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Indians in Upper British Columbia Assum
ing a Menacing Attitude.
CALIFORNIA.
Weather Renorfs

NAPA Cry, April 1Oth.-During this
month there have been but two or three DAYS
when rain did not fall The showers have
been copious, and came in good time. The
weather is quite warm, and grains and grass
are growing quite fast Fruit trees are
coming along rapidly Vines have not put
out to any extent, and are very backward.
Never was there better prospect for boun-
tiful harvest. The rainfall for the season is
2O.l2 inches. At the same date last year the
rainfall amounted to "a "a inches.
lone, April 10th-Another half-inch of
rain fell here last night, making Is inches for
the season. Orchards are in full bloom, with
every prospect for bountiful supply. The
weather is clear and warm to-day. Grass
and grain are growing finely.
MARYsvILLE, April 10th.-Fifty one-hun.
dredths of an inch of rain fell last night
The seasons total is 1245 inches. Crops
never looked more pro Using.
SHASTA, April 10th.-The storm still con.
tinues;; 1t is very cloudy and cold. The
rainfall yesterday was 2 inches. The total is
54.9 inches. The prospect for more rain is
good. Crops are in frst-class condition.
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Westward bound Passenger

OMAHA, April 18th. The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at l2:15 P. NJ. to arrive ia Sac
ramento April 18th !: Major Houston, New
York; j. II. Sergeant Cleveland; j. d.
Brown, New Orleans; Mrs. NJ. A. Hamilton,
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Base Ball Swimming Match Pleasant
Weather.

San Francisco, April 11th-At the Recre-
alton Grounds to-day base ball game Of the
championship series was played between the
Knickerbockers and Athletes. The former
won by score of 6 to l.
The much talked-of swimming match be-
tween w. H. Daley and J. Z. Fleming, one
mile, for 81, 900 side, came off at the New.
port Baths, Alameda, this afternoon. FIem-
ing. won, DALEY giving up the contest at an
early stage.
The day has been pleasant and summer
like here. There was q considerable rush to
suburban pleasure resorts and the yacht
squadron was out on the bay in full force.
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state School Lands.
Especial to the RECORD UNIoN.J

WASHINGTON, April Representative
Berry will tomorrow introduce (by request)
bill to construe the Acts of March 3, 1858
and July 3, 1866 granting school lands to
the State of California. He SAYS it is SUBJ
stantially the same measure that Representa-
tive Page introduced some months ago, and
that it provides for giving the State lieu
lands for all sixteenth and thirty-sixth sec
lions within her border, which for any cause
except by reason of their mineral character,
she has not yet obtained. The bill does not
waive the States claim to the sixteenth and
thirty-sixth sections found to be mineral, but
leaves that controverted question untouched
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

Chapter i6>.
An ACI In reiAfiou 20 the stat. sal. Public Rec.
ords and Docuosuts. and 90 CERTAIN Public Ua..
GERS and tAsir uuiiss.
n q carirfet o. fAe atIfs nld ftsss H4fi~ss-,.-
fafsr-f 80 Lrs ts'.lrue Hssrrl Airs. as Ellfnf.-
SSCrioNl Z. Whoever shall Snc~ingi and Ni,fullv
reul0ye the sea- 20 the STATE of Maine from the Of
ice custody Ot thr secretary OF state az Augusta
-hSli ku0Riug.y ana wiIully -.cret. deflc@. in
inre 90 destroy ara ssi wliny aid OF as.ist On
doing. OF having said zeal 10 "a, possession or IN
der NJ, contrul shall NWfaliy neglct, refuse O.
deliver up SAID ssai q The secutAry Of state anon
demand therstur. SHAH D. punished BY iupris0n.
ment Ne leSs than one nor more than dvp YEAR.
and by nne Eot evce,,ding ave Thousand dollar~
SEcT Whoever hall knowingly and vilfrlly
the SEA of the state Of Maine OF take anv i-n-
preston therefrom for sny p1rpOss. In any other
faac- than the ohee IT the secretary Of Al
g1s "a. OF shall knowingly ard wtlially issDe ~
ceivs aud act 4udtr any commission. record. docu.
meat. pSrehu"at Instrument or pap~r Bearing the
mpn>iun % said sea- uulsss such coulni ssluu,
ora doculnegt psYChm.at instrument or raf-r shsll
D. sealed In sAld otdce OF said SECRETARY state so
Augusta. -hall D. punished by imprisonment ne;
pa " than thres YEAR aud BY hne Dot cSsaeding
thueC thoxsand dOllars
>ECr. Whoever shall knowingly and wiifaiy
remove fruan The -tsts house Nt Augusta. from
The custody % the screiary Of state aud
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Public Laws {
'heir -st u"ctag shall designate BY Tot one 81 ther
number tc hold office th-cr wears and another two
vcars, and oeriih such designation 90 the town
CLERK, o. d hy hiu recorded The third member
-hnl hold cfhcr one war; aud each member elected
- 81 fhr place of ore Nbo.e term expire, shall
hold ofhcr threo wears They shall an All vacancc.
IA their uatnh-r Until fh- next annual town meet
ing Two m-mbers sail constitute aguorum but
10 there T. hut one Ga ,fce De ay dli vacnncie,
provided however. that % the one thus remaining
Ia ONE shall decline or Neglect "a al the yacanch-
existing in che board. the municipal officers shAIl
~ aid vacancies Tho municipal udcers shall an
~ vacancies ari.ing Ia the office Of supervisor until
the next annual election. Approved Feb :. lSsO.
Chapter I.s.
IN ACT 20 afu-ud chapter ere hundred aud sixty
one section two. ~ the Public laws Of iS.p In
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t-@'Nef ne -Sif Afe uf .itt % A"ii in -A4d -lalr
bose any book "a accounts. voucher rpVord, rsturu
earned 0cpv- - it-t, a vots given ter any iut-
hc Cihcer, cerahed COPY % any record. ur other
document or Instrument belonging 90, OF kept iu,
any 20 lac cShoss ln aid stAte hca-e. eNceTt the
bOoks aud dccEme0ts kept and deposited in The
STATE library, OF shall knowingly and NiIrully So
crete a. rr. muttiats. cstAcs or destroy aav such
hcos uf accounts. voucher record. rctarn pt.rncd
copies II i-ts OF vote. given tor sny pgbic oitcer
o.rtined cops % any rc0rd other such docu u.nt
Instrument shall kno Wingiy and Wilfa.iy aid OF
4,,isi in doinx. or having any such book Of &C
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:
Ia hi. possession or under he control shall wlifal'y
mex f-ot rrfR-e - rcturu tire 60 said STATE
b1use. ur % deliver az the same % the person Ia
lasta charge oi tn once room tn said state house
aher. the same Wrre Kept or deposited shall b.
punished hy luipTis1umeut. not less than one. =
than thrs. yrar and BY dne not exceeding ave
Thousand doilar..
SAT. 4 THIS act shall take effect when APPROVED
IAuur1yed Jaauarv p Isl
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Chapter 100.
IN ACI O. amend s'acron sixteen. chapter fUur, O
The Revised Statutes, relating o. the Removal 81
Electors IRON one ward 20 another.
De 81 orirtctcd. &C. a. follows:
SGT. I. Sectlon siNteea. Of chapter four % tn
eyissd statutes, 4 hereby amended BY striking ou
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~ u ralrf.f. &c, - tellUWs-
~ECr. l. section two II chapter one hundr,,! and
siNtv-oue 90 the a,'s of eighteen hundred and
.,sufv-ninc r. hereby amended by striking out the
word 'urN., he second line, aud Also tn word.
"ou ;he second Monday 81 January next" In the
third line. and a~c-tins the words present or Any
future. also, by in-yfJlu. thrre.n AFTER the word
cot inEl ia the fourth iins the words or fuU COP
les 81 toe original pou lists aud valuation lists dun
esTtRel and ssOrn q by the sss-s,rs 80 thA, aid
section. ~ amended, shall rad a. follows.
'SECr. e. Toe assessors 81 every city, town and
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Section ten of chapter seyenty.hye of the laws of
eighteen hundred and seventy eight 10 hereby
amended BY adding TO the end of the section the
following proyiso: Provided. however, that from
said fiteenth day OF July until the fifteenth DAY OF
Septon,ber following 10 shall b. lawful 10 hsh Tor
and take salmon by the ordinary mode with rod and
single line but not otherwise 20 that said section
when amended shall read rs follows;