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HELD FOR REFUSING BALLOT.

Thomas Ryan, ThOmas T. MuAtf Ahu HuSH
j. CAusc spcctOrs OF election were before Com'D'S-
soner Deuel. eday charged BY JOHN W. Ice WIN re-
fusng To administer the Oa;h 20 him on election daV'
The complainant SAID has vote was challenged by -
former landlord WAC lived Ut No. 43 MonrOr-st., and
that the Inspectors refused administer tho OATH He
mad changed his residence the day before the election
but remained IN The same election dsirct-tne eeyenth
election District OF me GVih. Assembly ID strict Ryan
was In favor administering the Oath bui was over
ruled. lie dIsch trRed yesterday Chr-tie ana
Maber both waived examination and we're hed IN SOOO
ban eacH The ioufin inspector, Robert ii. Caldwell,
has not yet been arrested.
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REGISTER LOEW'S RECEIPTS.

ALBANY, Nov. 12.-Frederick w. Loew,
Register OF the CITY ana County Of EewYork has filed
with the Secretary OF STATE tue following statement
The snount Of all fees charged received for the
year ending December 81 1879. Tor recording Deeds
mortgages and other papers and for certificates OF
sUe recording SIS, 49S 50. The amount received
Tor s.arching the NE All d. and for certificates
of such searcs sc 374 80. 1hs amoubt received
for s.rsccs rrDdeft0 Tor the county nothing The
AN all charged syed as azores aid for
eli other official services was ~ $50 ~.
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THE BONANZA PROPERTY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l2.-Before a notary
public yesterday C. Flood testified. in the ease OF Burke
aaainst Flood and the O'Bron estate that he. John
w. MacKay James q. FAIR and tho late W. 8.
OBieu wore the solo owners OF the stock OF the Pacific
Mil Company, OF Virginia CITY, N'vr amounting U
40 900 ares that he could not remember within 800
a share how much profit was realized by tho NH Com
pany using orc tho Consolidated Virginia and Cal
ifornia mines J., ,,, -,
Tns mil company, hs said oiai med oil the tailings
from inc mill under Cral contract with the officer. OF
the two mning companies 10 could NOT remember
who TIC officers OF ths companies we're, or when the
contracts ware nado. Some OF tho lnilugs lad been
worked and the proceeds appropriated by Flood and
oBren but Flood could not remember 'he amount thus
obLained.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS OLE sao.oOo IN cnIcAGo.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia fire broke ont at IL
O'Clock List nigh IN The .args nvstoIy building on all
d,p.-sl., F,itlHSe adjoining the Brlggs House,
owned oy William Blair aud occupied by Summons
Clark Co, cture-irtne iaCturer, and Dwight
Brother, & Coz paper dealers. At time tie Briggs
House and The adjoining Dl0ch Threatened. rus thc
heavy division wallis amt the rnnptHcss If fnr FRI De
partmeut H. eyeuted the ire from spreading. TlU buld-
Ing en- tie fire brOAe OUT com lleely burned
Oti The loss estimated ~ 10000; insured for
S15.UOO,
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YORK ON THE STATE CAPITOL.

ALBANY, Nov. 12.-Superntendent Eaton
bop : 10 have tho Senate CnsmDsr in the Capito
ready Or occupancy wIster but IL viii be com
pletcl. u gsty wOrkuieB we're discharged day and
iu0re Will DE put od Monday next.
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THE TRIBUNE sternly calls upon Leonard
Jefo,ns 10 RAJ 80 anu say sssnsising Mr. jerome viii
pro by reply with Ihs lad WAC had been whipped by
hs nor as his father approached win stcs, on
hold Ny ma has tended to ms'"-tEmIra B'ee
Press
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TWO YOUNG CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.-Leonard Heifner's res
taurant III EenDUfOugh, Wis, was burned Saturday.
and two Of Heners children, aged three and I've years
persisted IN the flames. Thor mother severely but
not fatally burned.
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Ofcdn Steamers.

NCHOR LINE II. s. MAIL STEAMERS
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20. North RIVER NeWfOr<
pevOna......NOy II r. nlOpa v. y, noon
kucborla.-.-NoY - N Bolivia ..-....NOv. A.
These steamers carry cattle, sheep OrpRa
Csbins, $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced
second Cabin $40 Sieerage s2S.
NEW.YOKk 10 LONDON DIRECT.
From Pier No 40. North Hv foot Of Uhsres-st
Asatla....- IS, a.. tr - a. n
Cabins $50 and $50 ExcurAon uokeu nc refuood rateA
htca nsTkes
HEHDERsOs BaOrHERs Agent. Bowling 0reoa.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BbfWhEE NEW YORK AND HAVRE
pT 81 COMPANY new M. ~ North RIVER foot " NortonS
Irsre efs by This nne avoid D0tn by English raj.
and te diacomrOrts Of the Channel In small
GERDISAND Dk LEs5EP-, Torios Wed Sov H. ann
CANADA. Frans N " cncseaY. Now "a. 10 a. n
VII A. D. dAIsEt.LE,. our. We'd, ,,uo L. = M
on trct nnas OF Para ana
LOUIS DE BEBlAN, AgeuL NO Bowling Green.
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DrUuCSaiS.

PROPOSALS FOR RlP-RAP GRANITE.
Il UNITED STATES EAGINNER OFFICE
NFwpORI. r. l., Nov. g. isrO. I
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this
Sd day OF December 1880 for rprtp gIan.
jettv tho OF Nantucket Harbor
SDecuca In regard TO the work blank forums
pro ,osals Guaranty viii be sent application this
Office q. X. WARREN,
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nL,RNrn BY TIE FALL OF ALAMp

PTTsBURG, Penn, Nov. 12.-This morning
Al oocOch "A destructive fire occurred err's Island
c. r. Places oil refinery. owned by the Standard .
Company was completely DESTROYED. man dropped
a lamp III the nydra11c press room, which started
fire The loss Is 80 600; 10 lusui ance.
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Grates ano TENDERS.

T'HE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
i Low AND HALE Low CRATES
OPE fINL-Pj.ACEs
with Auilrons Basket Crates
Tenders, Fire and Coal. iIols.
MINTON'S TILES great variety Wholesale and retail
Estimates gwen architects and builders.
]. :. CONOVER q CO..
NO otS Cana-sL, New-York.
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A MEKTCAN LINE, .,
" FOR OTfEE .SrOWN AN 10 LIVERPOOL. -
Ouly Transatlantic Line uud ths AN GHloAN FLAG
sal ng every wednesday from Ph 'ipHi ann bFs'pO'L
~ TIA aaiiinRs on altern9fo ~itufd@v%
OaIO. Nedne a.. NDy " y a. m
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Gopartnersnu NoIlte5.

COPARTNERSHIP.-M Rowland Davis is
~ this dstacIaititd as partner in our hrm.
BLAKE BRO THEIRS q co.
Boston ana New York.
November I. 1880
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HBION LINE. .,,..
II rNIr.D -TATF- MAIL STE AMEk5,
= .IlLM AAD Nv ELLlL.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

i Hamburg American Packet Comgalys Line Tor
PLYM0U m CHLRBOUR no and HAIBUkH
WNS PHALlA.. nov. -. Sill 81 ..''.'.--.....-Dec
GrILhG T...........N Nov, 25 &c r. % y
OF passage 70 Plymouth. London. Cnef 9lrg' IAN
burg al points in the south Of Eng sDd; fHs1 .On
slOO second cana $50. steemgs. 81 KOuDd trip AZ
reduc II rates. sterrIge from Hauburl or llayIe VS.
kTNHAIDT 4 o. Z. b. RICHARD & Co.
General AGENTS. General passenger Agents
81 Bfoad y. No. Gl Broadway. y. Y.
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INMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlCE-Ihe steamer Of his Line take Lieutenant
Nau-y's Lane r0utes q al seasons OF Tie year.
CITY OF GICBM D........ AiJ ttDAh. NOV -. p m
CiiY OF CHESTER. ....- rs UlsD y, Nov - 63 a IA
CITY OF BRU' ais iii Clt~DAY. NOy z Il ~
CITY or BLkLlN . -----oAl ltJAf y. g. a. Z" ~ a. III
CITI OF MOI thhA l.-..-.. il t2t,Al .e'. . / :" H.
From .. n %. \. T.. foot Of Chit ron 81 -
CABIN $50 and fioC Reiu-D Text o. tavnr DE terms
STFEKAGF. F31 Prepaid. 30 Ifaits az o"est rates
"a oouy. siateloons. ami Daturoont amigshlps
These sie ners DO not carry cattle. sheep Or lie' -
JOHN q. DALE agent, - ana 81. Bioal" ~, y.
Pm aGripL'a Dbcc 80. 100 -0uth ttl-st
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sail nq every saturday alternately Toh PhaieiD IA an1
Now-l ORR, for Antwerp andng asseneers "thin Ia"
~ VADERLAND, sajutdav. 10Y. 10. 8 .. ~.
ZI..LA M
For rates OF passage and other lDf0rmdAJ N appYJ0
pE h. WRIGHT x sONS, Geusrh Agents -
qo- yydtn,tf ihI,,Jcin.ia 10 BrOaIgly. New. YORK
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IMpIRIAL GERMAN MAIL.

north GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM HIP Linz BETWEEN khW.fORk,
SOCVHAM PION Az - BREMEN.
pONAU ...... sat- Nov. -. NECkAR.....saL NOV 81
RHEIN.....SaL. NOT p. OuEk.... SAT-. DOC t
RATS or PASSAGE from NEW DIX 10 SOC rHAMP
ION. HAVRE OK BREMEH. -
FIRST CABIN. 500 SEtt ID ca IN.--.-S6 $50
STEERAGE. $50.
Return tickets ~ redu, rates Prepaid steerage certh
Gates a28 -teim-Ts sill from Pier beweca second ana
Thirds Ia. HOhOken. y. J. - 800 . =, ,,- -,
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Tfran sIeameeo.
A MEXICAN LINE

a ron oifkE sr05wN AND LIVERPOOL.
3py d9e rom Sn' ph si aud sSspoo
O1fO. Neine a. NDv ~ V"h
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Ne%.l ora for Antwerp. sadT asseosors witn1 lev
hours ride Of The importan points Z" nioe' Oh '' W"
''"'''~ VAnERLAND SATURDAY, Noy l54Dm N.
For rates Of pasiago lnd otner ofoFnla N aopyto
| 3O7 wa!nut-at. ihrado'pia. ~ BioII"i' "sm' torN
HUION LINE. u..,,n,
Leaving Pier 80 r.. 1907 Of x 1Tst; ,,o -
%io& E?6AY Soy 2s 70 e M n
195Ss63I EshA3 } e, e. r. g 81 M
~ These st amer are bali OF wa.ertgn, com
garmen a.a are nseea W II esIy rq9 70 NAV y
! inp hath smo&ingfoou drawing room PIANO ana
zach & The staeroons re nj Upper deck nus n,nr.
ne those Greatest Of an luxurrs sea perfect ventilation
'cATBiS rAssAgE aecorang y .isteroe@ .sq $50 and
OFFICE. No. 20 B Ef G 1E4S 4 GuloY
IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
PLYM6IUpTgai s 5f fSS5 no "s and HASBUE5
vi vi p PfHhiA S SSy t = 9tF7i zee &C. .
Races OF ps9go 70 Plymouth Lo7d9n .5 PI,t Ds9
800 second carr 800 @tee2g, - T TTs Trip Al
'KSTUJNH4IDT & o. c. b, RlCHAED Z co.
No 81 BToadsL. \. y No Cl Broadway, y. Y.
IMPLRIAL GERMAN. NAIL.
srr.u + H0EG Inv SEE sEfWE hL2f IrwYoRx.
,o, soVt@ 1 IeJ A . PGEAEE "a. Nov o.
R XII OF PAss44E ,q1, yEw ioiKt e soUTHANP
FIRST CAIN si9Q ST. ID CABIN ''-'-'~seo
Return redust rates. PREPAID steerage eertih
cafes a28 im"rs si4 from Pier between 9econu anu
iNiu'' 'S'' nO'0''H ttEIa1cu7 & CO.. Bovinc.Green
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR oUEEssTowN AID ,LIyEFlglpoqL ,,.,,.,
MANY, = LANE foaes 10 al seasons Of tie year
CITY OF GlCbMJ d.. AiU eRA !; NOV. -, p m
CIV o. sRt' rs UIi-DAY Soy p !
On 81 BOZ Ts6AY: &C. a m.
~ From = n ~ p, J. Io9 ~ ~ on fsSer b 70 terms
sTEERAGh - Prepaid. - iraits a. owes late, IaleS-
These sic Iners carry calJe. sheep or rigs. -
''i'N ' Pa aae,Sla jdlce 30 io5 south lth.st
MONARCH LINZ. ,o..aov
Lave ok ADJOINING I'ayoni. Ferry, Jer.ey city.
A f24gsI4H MM08NHAA%cCHi. D ec.ra5sr TO-
saloon pa--lE. with yer. -upe Tor lccommoialo so;
steerasd issue or passage Lcaion t.
10" fa'rroH le yi SEE IS .s' Co., at 2S owurseen
NATIONAL LlNE.-from Per 80, Mr.
~ FOR 0UhENsrOwN AND LIVERPOOL,
N''''' y D. FOR LoNDoS' victoria Docssi o. -.
Es@H gov owl; 9 h S'sI aeE Manager
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
I4qe fEf %s ;en.np. . 's'ry at p M nom
iier y y ~ . NVI "a ,'o 40 e., "Wednesday Nov 10
LNWIoA BRO. Ac.ns 90 ha'a a. -
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For rain& from Per ioot o. t Ga a. NoLrn l''e|
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H0 vard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers
40 New Howe Y, mar Chatham ~qua o. Y sun ay-sehO
az .5u DC. D. nl1ng ~ the children and
The tIuc class. General PRAYER citing fhursaay eyenI
1880 p Visitors al % ays Welcome
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John w Chadwick. Minister Of mo second inai1nS 81
CIV. d. iOlkiyn. uer OF Culon and Con<r SIS, u
preach ! MORROW NOR ING AZ II o. 'c.. >llfc,
:" i.aIcu BIgouy.' No evening service. The pnu.c l.
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Fourth Avenne Presbyterian Cnncch,

NWT
Rev. fOWA CROSBY. d. 3D.. Pastor
Services A. J I q. m. and 1:3l . M
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DOTrLRDAM LINE.

/ ROTTERDAM LINE.
] q steamers leave WAGONS STORES, Broo<yn ,-.,
uIBD " edI s-J' '"ftNiD1t -!
let Cabin S6O-s7O "a cabin. $40. stoeraga sl3
a. CAZAUM, Gen. Agt, ~ south "Luan-si
FUNCH EDN T. & CO.. Il south Nnua-l-st FlelGht ga
4. ". MOkuIS 81 Broadway. 6euera. Passage GENT
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Religious N,otlres.

co Cbnrch Of the Covenant presey,enan, p,,s
fps a s3Ins. KS Roy HAkyI r. VINCENT ~
.; o p m. meeting IN bohaif ( ~ ,o,oei y n
h ns ro1. be- 1ei no rev Dr. CROsg viii s,.
| * ~. and WhSDELL PRIME .nd ,he Re-. LA 4
Chapiain Will give some account the ROsS At % law
"ss s q ne hS W. f0GG''k KS fs'p4 ee Or
vice. iO'15 eve ing service. 7:S0 'nng w.
Riet iiey Will ''fR %G .XiAM KIP rTns sVe
B@gp - gs .9 S prraeh a. II 9eocE The E,n
muDon AZ ococka N. NV nov o.
Church o. ne iioy Trinity. Neh.onave. and o..
| morning. "''% N as
Church Of the Incarnation Maiison.lve- sos zss---
d es Fsy H ri 80 D. n@'oK7 Rector service. &
Church Of the Messiah, corner 3tth.-f ami p-..--.
wi 6roacn njsS. @Th rar' Eve "a In o. sst',s
c RE- CONWAY.of LOodOn. VIII pr.ach on ne 49, y NON
tno spirit Pfbhc cordially inved N"Va
Day Of Prayer fer YOUNG Ne,
Y@s rl1ge l2 by me Intern 'toaa ooas
morrow. sunday evening, November a. as iolo lows 'HA
MAOIsOS AVE .UE BAPTIsT CHURCH, M,a.,.
sRa n. fs y , r." P w, i y
gaze acd Richard C. d,r,e. '''"0' SO''e' "
MADISON SQUARE PREsBYTERrAS cursO.
Pastor presiding Nd e.ses BY Mes.rs Mont. IGss4
a. f.. Rechum and n. d. WeOs,er. "P
CENTRAL PREsBYTER1AN CHURCH 2Oy we.,.s,
the Rov d. WILSON Pastor. pres d.ne-Isd..t1
by essrs James stoke, IT, Norman FOX and Jobn Das'
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY prot EB.n..,
MadisOn-aye and 52d-sl., the Rev s n. TYING JR V1l
BENJAMIN {. Wetmore aud W ". Hopoin. Jr N1'3af
81. JAMES METHODIST episcopal cHuacy
paGsSnaye: ara l2Sh,t tg kvy KiNg D6
and Jsnos McCanaughy an the Rev. stuart Dodge ''
DeIivrrance. charles w sawyer win speak on O.
Temperance al cooper Union sunday evening singing *
Disciples Of Christ s abs near near ero.dvy
Monne hene Philosophy o. CHRIST amy 70 Cod.
Rem. d." S
DR. Newman Will preach in Central Methodist ED1o,S
Church i,h.ave and IAN 81, lJ3Ja ~ and AZ 7ssna
viii continue MS course on the 80 I've ApO.te.a -
Ject 81 Jude, tie Inquirer
Eighty-sxtb-st. Methodist Episcopal Church bstss-
Lexington ana fourth-aT,,. ne sey ALstgf D. Vail
7:5O IN. Preaching by the Pastor Seats free all a.
welcome
First Baptist Church corner 39ihst ana Pa-s.,.-
The Rev. JOHN PrDDIE D. D., Pas or. Preaching ar
a N by The Rev EMORY Hal EE~. Of BROOKLYN aDt III;
0. ~ by the pastor "-ermOn Young Men" YomgsSS
pies prayer mseug MONDAY evening general PRAYER ~
Hg "edns evening boh comm ncing at 7;l5 stfass
eTs cOrdiliy invited.
First Presbyterian Church 5th-aye. and ilthstr.
Rev VILLA u II. PAXTON. ID D., Pastor. services IA
il and p. m. Strangers ar cOnlaiy invited. ~
First . eiOrmed Episcopal On rrch. Nad.sonlys a.
Jjth 81. service / "A. ~ AMI 40 IIe Ract5, ~
Rev WI. Z SABINE. viii preach Seals always eeis ~
evening
rive Fonts House Of Industry. No l5j Wortas. wy
+. BAEAED SuDeTin endent chill ren'~ q a.,
al SUNDAY az $3.50 O'Clock. PuDlc invited Music UtAs
large church organ Donations u shoes and secOatAIs,
cl5thnZ earnestly desre1
Forsyth street a. r. Church the Rev A. c MORE
HOUr.. Pastor PREACHING on "a bath and thrOlg ns
geh-t, assisted By HOW ELL GAkDN OK the congssl
pugilst
Fourth Avenne Presbyterian Chnrch
Cor u z2d-st
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Lexington Avenue VI, f. Chhrch corner '--f te Rel.
II AZ. TX y Pastor 10: % an Tie inPariancs (
"a, = rcr-meeiing 100 IN. T LCtrIr4 o. ~peeA'
Str 1ath.school 2 D m. Yong Folks me ,ng. D50h L
strangers ie welcome 10 a. thr service
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erty in the drainage districts whose waters are to be
purified and conducted away. And it would seem
strange, in view of the immense amount OF prop
erty to be affected II the necessary funds could not
be secured by organized enort.
CONCLUSION.
In conclusion respectfully call attention to the
circumstances under which this report is made:
investigation was begun. The field OF operations
has reached from Shasta to San Bernardno, and ex-
tended over third part OF the State In area.
Necessar " the results accomplished are largely pre-
liminary in character. .u.
cent and thorough study Of the great drainage
problems which sooner or later must mere De soiVed
that the steps taken in the matter OF inquiry INTO
the problems of irigation-the result OF Wmch are
IN he submitted to YOU in separate report-have
been in the right direction to effect solution
of that problem in manner that Will insure the
greatest good to the greatest number from the use
Of the waters. ,.
into form for study The decentralization OF OBJ
seryations the training of assistants to special
duties is but Just accomplished, and the Khowiedse
of localities and present conditions barely acquired
With respect to the river phenomena OF low and
b,oh water the observations of one season have
shown where it is necessary to observe more, ana
how to conduct the work as to catch the items Oh
knowledge necessary.
is roinp on. and study the tendency OF present IN
auences The general drift of influence may be
nscertained in one season but the measure OF effect
can only be appreea ed by comparing the results oil
several seasons work.
That which has been done is the most expensive
mart of the work on the field gone over the praci,
eli results can be duplicated at hall the expense ana
the valuation OF deductions quadrupled by the con
tinuance of the WORK -
sThus it would be an act OF vanity, on my part ana
ss-,airl,, responsibility which am not prepared TO
take TO assume to report after so limited an eXamiu,
alton what purported to be hnal conclusions ant,
recommendations as to details, or even general
plans more particularly, seeing that the law under
which have been called upon to act anticipates at
this time only "a statement Of the condition oil
the inquiry, history OF operations up to date the
important facts that have been ascertained either
accurately or approximately, and the deductions or
recommendations which nave been justified BY the
inouiry in regard to the principles which ought to
Govern in the irrigation Of lands and the relief OF
rivers when in flood, with such practical recon-
mendations as the State Engineer may see mt
This part of my report is now Submitted.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
WIN. HAM. HALL,
State Engineer.
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power, private business corporation can be COM
PEELED by legislative action to establish sinking
fund for the payment Of its debts and deposit it in
the treasury OF its creditor, is totally nadmissbe.
There are undoubtedly many cases to be found in
which it has been decided that, by virtue Of such
reservation as that contained in the Acts Of 1862
and 1854, Legislature may make new regulations,
to some extent, of the action of corporations
ated by it-such as prescribing new measure of
tolls increasing the capital of insurance companies
revealing an exemption from taxation, and the like.
So. without the reservations, some new regulations
NAV be prescribed in the exercise of the police
power. They are all regulations OF the franchise,
or Of its use-not invasions Of rights or property
acquired under the franchise subsequent to its
grant. And not one of them under the practice OF
amendment or rightful regulation has undertaken to
change or vary any contract the corporation had
made or to control possession Of property acquired
The Act of 1878 is, believe, the first assertion OF
any such force in the reservation.
Most of what have said is applicable to each oil
the cases-that of the Union Pacific and that OF the
Central There are some other considerations Pc
culiar in the case of the Central Pacific, which Is
corporation of the state of California and was such
in 1862. These leave for consideration by my
brethren who unite with me in dissent
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MY LOSS.

Day after day while at my window sitting,
see the children at their play near by
Like butterflies in summer gardens fitting,
They hover round beneath my watchful eye.
The little girls, with flushed and merry faces,
Glance at me shyly for my answering smile,
And tempt me with their most alluring graces
To put sad thoughts away while they beguile
Blonde hair AMI brown in soft confusion blending
Black eyes and blu, upturned to meet my gaze,
Roses both white and pink their contrast lending,
To add new beauty to the 'widenng maze.
But when they one by one, tired out with playing,
Steal slowly homeward through the sunset hight
Memory goes back beyond the dark years, straying
Among the days of yore, that seem so bright
| turn my head radiant, COLLEEN splendor
Shines from the west across the pictured wall,
And gorifes a face divnely tender,
With bronze-brown hair waved round it, fall oil
fall;
With violet ewes so winsome in their sweetness,
That mine grow smiling spite of grief and pain,
With curved lips, the seal Of loves completeness
All heaven could but press them once again.
In vain watch and wait she will come only
When night has cast her spell on sea and shore
Then when l sleep and dream, no longer lonely,
She comes to feed my hungry heart once more.
It's then and emily then that behold her;
Her dear voice floats around me soft and low;
'Tis then, and only then, my arms enfold her,
The little girl lost SO long ago
-[Boston Transcript.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-04

A REMEDY FOR MILDEw.-Dr. James
Blake, in the California Horticultwist, says
he has found solution of tablespoonful
of bluestone in bucket of water makes a
wash that will destroy mildew upon rose
bushes and other plants, without injuring
them in the slightest. He has used the
bluestone wash to destroy the smut fungus
on wheat, with abundant success. 1t was
this fact that led him to use the same
substance for his rose bushes, and
the result has been that they have
been ALMOST entirely free from mil
dew this season, and have blossomed pro-
fusely, although in former years hardly a
bud arrived at perfection. Mr. Blake
saws Whether this is owing to climatic
causes, or the result of bluestone, ] am
unable to say, as l have no horticultural
neighbors. OF one thing, however, 1 am
certain, that the bluestone is direct poi
SON to the mildew, as / have dipped some
flower buds that were hopelessly widowed
both at stem and calyx, into solution of
bluestone and they subsequently devel-
oped into almost perfect flowers. The
remedy is worth trial here. Last season
we noticed that mildew prevailed to q
great extent on rose bushes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-04
NEW DRUG STORE.

MIR T. FISH (LATE WITH MR.. GEO. n
wi s. Wait Second and streets, begs to go
inform his numerous friends and the sacra- a
mento public generally that he has is day Ia
taken into partnership Mr.. J. F. COLLINS. and
that the business will in future be carried on under
the name OF q Fish & Collins" MR.. FISH will give
his best attention to the Dispensing Department Of
the new business, and the firm hopes bv strict and
careful attention to business, it may merit due
proportion OF public patronage
January H. 1850. FISH & COLLINS.
f2-4p1m St. George Building.