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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-17

The yearly greetings exchanged between
relatives and friends ut Christmas would
be divested of half their heartiness
If unaccompanied by gifts. Has the
reader ever thought of thatP
Our chief society reporter, while taking his
accustomed stroll along ELM street the other
day, was diverted, beyond measure of words,
by the gorgeous display of Holiday Novelties
in the dozen plate glass windows
that adorn the principal front Of SANcERs,
and dropped in to see the greater sights
of the gay interior. he was shown through
the retail divisions of that complete establish
ment and took copious notes OF what he saw
for the benefit of HmALp readers
The magnificent new store now occupied by
SANGER Bros. admirably affords the two prime
requisites of Highland space for the ample ac-
commodation of both customers and goods
urIng the "perfCct jams" that this great
resort of our peoFle witnesses every year at
this period. The present arrangement OF
goods, In thirty different departments, has
been made with especial aud fitting reference
10 the holiday season. Santa Claus certainly
cognized headquarters ior suitable presents ior
the elders and juniors.
The costllest treasures Of all on exhibition
are displayed by the four departments In the
main aisle; the silk department coming first
with the most superb selection and largest
stock ofsilks and satins ever brought to Texas
by one firm. The dazzling display their
vividly contracted effects make is calculated
to impress strangers with just idea OF the
style and wealth society in the chief city in
North Texas has acquired, The associate
departments contained Dress Goods, colored
Cashmeres, Black Goods and Dress Trim
mings. Standing,here, what picture-what
toilet-could. the mind Of fair woman paint
The millinery quarters may justly lie regard
ed as one of the busiest and most successful Of
the numerous departments. Here We're as
perfect loves of Bonnets, made from Paris
Patterns, aud in artistic ori sinals, as feminine
eye could wish to feast upon. Alarge line Of
trimmings, flowers, feathers and ornaments is
kept in stock.
Adjoining was the Cloak room, q depart
ment that Ia filed to repletlon with fashiona-
BILE wraps for ladies, consisting of Dolmans, in
different materials, more or less elaborately
trimmed, Cloaks, AIantels, Walking Goats and
Jackets, listers and Ulsterettes, etc.
The Gloves, among them the new Foster
Kids, that are finding great favor with our la
dies; the Hosiery, in gaily embroidered fronts,
fancy stripes, solid colors, delicate flesh tnts,
and the French fashions In silk and Isle thread;
the Laces, Ruching1 French Ftchus, Jabots
Ties, silk and nemstltched Handker-
chiefs, Collars and Cuffs, embroidered and lace
edged, put up In fancy bCXea; the Zephyrs and
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hallway Accident.

st Louis, Dec. l9,--It has just transpired
that at 1880 o'clock last night two rear
coaches Of tho Kansas City express which
left here about nine o'clock, jumped the
track two miles this side of Eureka, twenty.
five miles Land several persons we einjurod.
The railroad people have kept very still and
particulars cannot be obtained. They admit
that thirty persons, whose names are not
known, were injured and takon to the COM
pany's hospital at Washington, six miles
from here. Rumors say twelve persons we're
hurt
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Railroad litigation.

N,ahville, Tenu., Dec. 16.--Au amended
bill will be filed tomorrow in the circuit
court at Nashville in the case Of the minority
of the stockholders of tho Nashville & Chat
tanoog, 81 st. Louis railroad VS.. the Louis
vile s. Nashville. 1t charges that the election
of the acting board of directors was nul.
lity, that of the Nashville road with Steven
son, Baldwin, Evans and Fogg
were combining aad working 70
donress the stock and TO discrodit
tho company; that the Louisville & Nash
Wills company, in violation of its charter, Is
operating the Nashville, Chattanooga n St.
Louis road for its own benefit. They plcaa
for an Injunction TO enjoin the Louisville Il
Nashville company from operating the road
and voting stock it bought, and praying for
q receiver. Judge John Baxter and Judge
Key will hear the case at Knoxville Tuesday,
2lst Instant
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ST. Louis, Dec, l6, The Post. Dispatch
says cditorially that Secretary Schun will
leave Warrington in April with his family,
and will settle down and mako ST. Louis his
permanent home. Mr.. Schuz intends to
divide his tmo between looking after his
German newspaper and writing book for
Appleicus. We have IL from most reliable
sources that Mr. Schurz Il fully prepared 10
be without Office during General Garaelds
administration.
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the deferred coupons 10 ba fspaod i, .,.,,s
mcps t " wss iSso SN Q 1888 When this arranre-
Srd vI' oS,, w',s completed the consolidated benS.
,ns s IIEpupons IpuiS yet unpaid we're placed with
made oS'9n ~ 'p Trust company and an issue
enme e y, sne urss and second preferred in
S tse S,v;o; oonas, The payment al interest ON
in s,Ii 's,oua, s"a mortgage bonds was reserved
" '"'' anu 'ne coupons paid As prcsenteS
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Judge Key ~ Mavnn 4.

Havsaa, Dec. l6.-Judge Key, ox-pOst.
msster-gcncral of the United States, with bis
wife and daughter, arrived here to-day from
O9der Koys, accompanied by several gentle.
man
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

The Greeting and the Gift-A Herald
Reporter steps In at Sanger's and
the Reader is Given the Benefit of
the COpiOus Notes He Took While
There - Holiday Attractions for
Young and old in the Shape of Ac.
eeptabIe Presents "A Beautiful
sight.
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THE PEOPLECOMPL NO MORE

Th Gt they can not purchase their goods at
BORON PRICES, as we mark all goods IN
PLAIN FIGURES nd sell at ONE PRICE
ONLY, we consequently must put the very very
Bottom Price on every article IN oroer NIL
TO MISS A SALE.
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AnKETs BY rELEaRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.


Gold and Stock Telegraph'Co., \
Commercial Nova Department, !
NEw.onLKAss, Dec. 10, 1880.
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New York, Dec. l0.-M0ney 696 ~ exca nge,
f775i, for sixty dhysj government bonds, quiet
and firm; new 5s'coupons, lolh' new ik's,
lnH; l's il3A state bonds, dull and NOMINAL
FOREIGN
LfynnrooL, Dec. lG = Noon Cotton, quiet;
uplanda Ok, Orleans, bH sales, ie 900; specu.
lalioL and expert, l,000i receipfs, ~ 900. ell
AIuerlcnn uplande low faddllng cla~ei lcRtion,
Dec. aud Jan. delivery, 25.ya; January and
February, 6 6ia-l0a9s 3s; February and
March 6;ka2T-S2, Marcia aud April, y 29-s2@
az: April asd May, y ASSOC l-l6.
Fa;1rei weak and selling az lost nights
prices. No N d
1850 m -Uplands, low mlddlIng classinca-
tloa,. March and April delivery, 2l-s2;
si5 al p n-saies, American, o.oco; futures
Hat
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Dec. 10. --Receipts, 2.i7e, az
nora to Great Brltaln -; France, ----t
continent, -; channel. -; coAstwise. -----t
stock, sy.ssl. sales, q,0ofi eIesed strong.
Ordinary 49,. ...................., -
Good ordinary observation-disclosures 49,
Low midfling..... -
Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'm
Good ......................... -
MiddllnB lair. .s....................., -
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Wheat active and higher.
Corn dull
Pork dull at lSn.
Lard hm ut SIX,
spirits turpentine, 45kc.
RosiD, 81 80.
Freights, ilrm
Cotton. steady, sales, 00i.
onsOlidatedanet receipts, 4,otl exports TO
Great Britain. o0ai France, $685. ccntinent,
G, $50; channol, 49,
UElEndD ..,.,.''''..'.''.ls'''.'' ,..'''"' ~
O,luans. ....."...,................. IN
INV YoRk, Doo. 10. : Net receipts, s-7s9;
grors, -, futures closed steady sales,
ia2,OOO bales.
December. II 9tGii 90
Tannary II 00fpl2 10
February " a762i2 2s
March, I2siisais 45
ADrii \. .,,,,,.......,,,..,......I ~ 5S1ia 60
Observation-Disclosures. ~ 7Oais n
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o the Associated pross ]
Futures closed barely steady /.

Flour quiet and weak superflne, sSk@3X,
double, Sl35aia higher grad 8, alk@0.
Corr, qulrt ANA weak AZ exc.
Oats scarce and frmj hold Ut SOC.
Pork quiet aud weak quoted ati3k.
Coffee In fair demand and higher, cargoes
irsn ordipAryb prime TO llA@ltkj othsr
grades unchanged
Lard steady, tlerce, gX@Sbkeg, gA@lN.
Dry-salt meata quiet and .tendyI quoted
shoulders, AZ; clear ribs, ~; ldar sides, TX.
Bacon qultt md steady, h&a52..
Hams In fair demand, and lrIni choice Gu
gaI snr-4 9@l0k.
Whakoy steady; western feoililed, I lP@i Is.
qlsng0r aiuady, cammou 10 good common. $40
5&, to fully talr, 6S64Gf prime 10 choice, 6k
tti yellow olariheS73sOf55S.
MOlssses firm, cninmon, so@3s centriiu-
get. g3l3lSi fair, S3aA prime 10 choice, a2@i2.
Rice quiet aud weakeri ordinary 10 cboloo,
NEW YORK.
NEW YorE, Dec. l5-stocks strong; money
Oh exchange, long, 1T7k, exchange short,
4s0h state bonds, flrmi mants quiuti
Cotton duet sales, go
t,,.A. 10 ts-fa
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OREGON.

OREGON.
Dangerously wounded-Citizens Asitated
Weather = Mechanics Fair-Poiitics
Waxing Warm-Sunday.seh0OI COnven.
tiOn-The Presidential Party.
PORTLAND, October 12th.-Ye sterday two
men, named respectively James Poole and
Mcneil, got into a quarrel at Elk Creek,
jackson county, during which Poole drew q
pistol and shot his antagonist in the thigh,
inhicting very dangerous wound. Poole is
in custody.
The citizens of Portland are very much
agitated over two bills now before the Lesis-
lature, one authorizing the donation of por-
ton of the city levee to the Oregon Railway,
and the use of Front street in laying track !;
the other the bill presenting certain radical
changes to the present city charter. Quite a
number of the prominent taxpayers of the
city are at the Capitol, endeavoring by every
means to secure the defeat of the bill.
The weather is cool and beautiful.
The attendance at the Mechanics Fair is
steadily increasing. Half-fare rates are
secured over the several lines, and great
number of people from different portions of
the State will visit the fair during its con-
tinuance.
Political enthusiasm is waxing very warm.
The State is claimed by both parties by ma
1OrlJleS ranging from HUI 10 oVO. IaCu parry
is very enthusiastic and confident. The con-
test promises to be close and warmer than for
any preceding Presidential election for years.
Meetings of Garfield and Hancock Clubs are
held here every night. Nearly every pre-
cinct in the State has clubs, and both parties
are well organized. The State is being most
thoroughly canvassed. A number of prom
inent speakers on both sides are now in diff.
ferent portions of the State, among whom
may be. mentioned ex.Attorney- General
Williams, Senator Slater, ex-senator James
K. Kelly, Colonel w. II. Effinger, ex-senator
Mitchell, Judge Lair Hill, Governor Gibbs,
General E. Applegate, Colonel g. III. Lara
bee and others of less prominence. For years
the Democrats of the State have not been as
united and organized as now.
The Sunday-sehool Convention for Oregon
and Washington Territory will convene here
tomorrow.
The steamer Columbia will sail hence Fri
day morning. At Astoria she will meet the
Presidential party, who will be passengers
for San Francisco.
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CsACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
y / street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento. Manufacturer OF Steam Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds of Repairing. Chang np
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners q
Sneeialty o6-4ptf
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NEVADA.

Passengers Passing CarIin fer California.
CARLIN, October 12th.-The following over
land passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive
in Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. Land.
Miss Bemis, G. h Bemis, Ogden; Samuel
Deiston, Philadelphia G. A: Mckenzie.
wife and child, Stockton; w. Ii. Pratt,
Rhode Island G. Fuller, Black Hills; w.
V. Scofield, o. G. Horton, New York !;
Lyman Elmore, New York; II. III. Gilfrey.
wife and child, Salem, Or; f. Oppenheimer,
San francisco; J. Head, Iowa; G: w.
Handy, Oakland; Mrs. 7. M. Huse and two
children, San Francisco; Mrs. j. F. Wat
kins and daughter, Chico, Cal; DR.. n. Bates
and wife, Brooklyn. N. Y; s. B. Ruggle.
San Francisco A. Pascal, L. Pascal, France;
c. c. Cummings, I. Hildern, Sitka; 2. G.
Conrad, r. Nicholson, San Francisco J. S.
P. Stuart, San Jose; r. J. Bougert, Los
Angeles; o. Bernard and wife, Bloomington,
H.. Miss Ross, Tatama Gochi, Nova Scotia /;
S. M. Allis, Tucson, A. T.; Captain Ennis,
U. S. A; T. Cushmander and wife, Miss
Cushmander, Jas Cushmander, New York
103 emigrant passengers, including S4 males,
to arrive in Sacramento October 18th.
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CHARLEs T. JONES AND ED. Nj. MARTIN,
Attcrneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their Office to No. 607 l street, between
Sixth and Seventh ju24-4p1m
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WIN. GUTTRNBRRGER,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer Of
Guttenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses au264p1m
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR The.
j county of Sacramento, State OF California.-ln
the matter of the estate Of JOHN l. FRIEND, de-
ceased 1t appearing to the Court by the petition
this day presented and filed by Henry Burnham and
S. H. Davis, the Executors OF the estate of JOHN l.
FRIEND deceased, praying for an order authorizing
the said petitioners to convey certain real estate,
fully described in their said petition, to the Boca
Mill Company, the same being the property OF the
said company 1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that all persons interested in the estate OF said de-
ceased appear before the said Superior Court, on
MONDAY, the sth day of November, A. d. 1880, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said day. at the Court
room of said Superior Court at the Courthouse, in
the city of Sacramento, TO show cause why order
should not be granted to the said petitioners to
vey so much Of the said property as stands in the
name OF JOHN l. FRIEND (by mistake written
q John A. Friend") deceased to the said Boca Mill
Company.
And that copy of this order be published at east
four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
RECORD UNION, newspaper printed and published
in said county. S C. benson, Superior Judge.
Dated October 5, 1850.
E. /. ROBINSON, Attorney for Petitioners.
o6-1aw4wW
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The President and Party.

PoRT TOWNSEND, October 18th. = The
Presidential party this morning boarded the
revenue cutter Walcott and ran over to the
Port Blakely sawmill, which was duly in
spected. The steamer Starr picked them up
soon after, and at 3 o'clock the Port Gamble
mill-the largest on the Sound-was reached,
and the workings witnessed. As the boat
pushed eff the people cheered wildly, the
Chinese mill hands joining enthusiastically in
oft-repeated hurrahs. At a point about four
miles from Port Townsend steamboat came
alongside with committee of reception, who
came on board The boat landed at Port
Townsend at about o'clock. The party
were driven Immediately upon arrival to the
hotel, where an address of welcome was pre-
scented and brief responses were made.
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ROOT, NELSON d Co.,
EYNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made to order ju24-4p1m
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p.ssenrers Passing Mojavc.

MoIAyE, October 12th.-The following
overland passengers, by Southern Pacihc
Railroad, passed Mojave to-day, 70 arriVe IN
San Francisco tomorrow y. EveToiing, pan
6 rIIo, J. WILEY, Tombstone, a. T.; I.
1 y Swift and wife, Massachusetts, NJ: h.
D. Hm Butte county Miss Annie Pullian,
I nsuA John B. holland, St Louis, Mo-; Mrs.
9riSr Z. Morris, Fayette, Mo; W, q.
Thomas Tfnu wife and child, Santa Ana Cal;
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Shooting Anrays-saIe of Mining Prop.

Shooting AGrays-saIe of Mining Prop.
erty.
Tucson, October 12th.-Thos. f. Britton
was shot at Harshaw last Thursday by a man
named McShane. He died in six hours.
A man named Merrill was shot last night
at Charleston. He died Immediately.
VIM. King made an assault tonight on Jas.
II. O'Hara, clerk of the Palace Hotel, beat
ing his man with a six-shooter, and then
shooting at him.
To-day New York parties purchased the
Belmont and San Antonio mines for $500, 900,
and the Washington Pool for $500, 600, all OF
Harshaw District The former belonged to
II. d. Bacon Of San Francisco.
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sus,ension of Proceedings.

H.sFoRp. October 12th.-The Marshal,
Mr. Grass and party have returned from
T ENCORE. No eiectments were made, and
the processes are suspended Tor the present on
~ 70 instructions. Nothing more viii be
dnl,e mill further orders.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county,
for Furnishing the county of Sacramento with
WOOD, as follows: Three Hundred Cords four-foot
Mountain Pine and so Cords OF Second Growth four
foot Dry Oak Wood The same TO be delivered and
piled, subject to measurement by Superinten ens
of County Hospital. One Hundred and Twenty. five
Cords Second Growth four-foot Oak Wood to he
delivered and piled at the Court house, subject
measurement.
Bids will be opened OCTOBER 22d, at II AN.
Sacramento October 0, 1880.
By order of the Board T, H. BERKEY, Clerk.
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REMOVED.
4. j. YER MiLyA

<C<oJJNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKES
u No leS street, between Fourth and Fifth
Always on hand large assortment OF Metallic and
wooden Baskets, Burial Cases and Collins. Shrouds
furnished and Funeral Wreaths Preserv o. country
orders will receive prompt attention on snort noti
and At low rates. au14-zp1m
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NOMINEE FOR
Supervisor HIrst District.
s2S-G
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JOHN brennan.

DEPU BLIcAN NOMINEE FOR
HI supervisor or the First Ward. os-tf
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Supreme Court Consular Agent 70

Los ANGELES, October 12th.-The October
term OF the Supreme Court opened this after
noon, with Justices McKinstry, Mckee,
Thornton, Myrick, Ross and Sharpstein on
the bench.
Eugene Meyer, of this city, has received
notice from the French Minister for Foreign
Affairs of his appointment as Consular Agent
for France at the city of Los Angeles.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

TEA0KS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR "a
IA day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, &Iss@
Rockaways Barouches Buggics, with the SIS
bestroadsters to be found in any livery stable the
coast for hire Horses kept In livery st Teasonabs
= Stables On Fourth street, between and
s6- sptf
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OFFICE 81 STREET.-0FFICE HOURS:
~ A. NJ and 12:3c to Pm. s29-t
L.. .l0ENSNN.

A TToRNEY AT LAw-OFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
n between 1 and j. Residence, No. 207
street, between Seventh and Eighth. s10-4Dlm
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VIRGINIA, October 12th.-Sierra Nevada
has connected with the Wine on the 2, 800
foot level, and is clearing up the bottom pre-
paratory to prospecting the ore body cut in
sinking the WINE.
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Mrs. Lee and child, j. We'll, james McLen-
non, w. A. Spaulding, R. B. McGaughey,
Los Angeles; Nj. Monheyerde, Sonora a; e.
w. Brice and wife, Modesto; /. Kennedy,
J. Bargin. Elena Jeal Ryland. San Fran
cisco J. T. Farley, Jackson, A. T.; Emile
Laray, Yuma. A. T.; C. Cason. Tucson, A. I.
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Thirty-frst Annual Communication of the
Grand Lodge F. and A. Il.
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ueld 70 Answer-Out of Danger.

SAN JOSE, October 12th.-Joseph III.
Fisher was brought before the Police Court
this afternoon on charge of assault to muir.
der S. w. Boring on Sunday evening, the Sd
instant. He was held to answer before the
Superior Court on a charge of assault to
commit robbery.
Young Diamond, whom Fisher shot, Is
,,ronounced out of danger
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y,onterey District Agricultural Fair.

SALINAS, October 12th.-The fourth annual
exhibition Of the Monterey District Agricult-
ural Association opened here to-day. The
PAVILION makes very good showing for
Commencement. The following races took
nlace at the trotting park this afternoon !:
First. a trotting race for a premium OF S75,
mile heats, three-in-fve, free for all double
teams owned in the district. Two teams
staTtsd. the latter being distanced. Time,
9.05 The next was a running race for q
Uranium of SI25, mile heats, three-in- FIVE,
kfree for all horses owned in the district.
Lessee d., Starr King and Al. Wideman con-
tested for the purse, jesse D., winning the
Srst and third heats and first money, Starr
King second. Time. 1:5O-l:51!-1:49A. This
ended the days sport.
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COAST DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE REooRD-UNIoN.
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" compele
PERMANENT BRANCH OFFICE IN SACRAMENTO.
impossible to
themselves f ebenef
the fetuh reamn for cure
afflicted the fact of his long standing and welead reputation snoens
of his
q
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character which
NGEDDEE-AaED MEM.
particles will the color vail
rant
H.
mnyw peculiar DIX
sPNNEY the study Female Complaints i Ess % %
hodo which arneved =.
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UNITY TICK T.
FOR ASSEMBLY Nv u. y 4. f van FLEET.
-. Z. BAKER.
SHERIFF-A. MEILBRON.
COUNTY CLERK-THOMAs ii. BERKEY.
AUDITOR AND RECORDER-W. f GERBER.
COUNTY TREASURER-A. $. GREENLAW.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. SOLON HOLL.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRAToR-H. $. BEALS.
COUNTY CORoNER-A. j. vEkMILYA.
COUNTY sURvEYoR-JAXES PEARSON.
SUP FIRST DlsTRICT-JOHN DREMAN.
SUP. SECOND DISTRICT. w. WILSON.
SUP THIRD DISTRICTS. BLAIR.
SUP FOURTH DISTRICTS. w. BUTLER.
SUP. FIFTH DISTRICT-R. j. MERKLEY.
SUP. SIXTH DIsTRICT-ED. CH4ISTY.
SUP SEVENTH DISTRICT-P. II. BECkLEY.
FOR POLICE JUDGE OF SACRAMENTO CITY:
g.. HAfNES.
JUSTICES OF THE PLACE, SACRAMENTO CITY:
j. G. TUBES.
r. III. COGGINS.
FOR TOWNSHIP JUSTICE:
TH0S. w. GILMER.
corerAprrc FRANK SWIFT.
coNsrAbLEs-t j. c. MEDLEY.
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