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SUPERIOR ,oURT.

CLARK, Judge.
MONDAY, February 18TH
Charles J. Zumwal1t VS.. W. L. Pritchard-De
PENDANT allowed ten days to answer.
Mary Z. Harrgan VS.. George Mckee-On trial.
benson, Judge.
Estate of George A. Carter-Order fixing time foi
probate OF will
Decker vs. Upham-Ten days additional time tc
answer
Bryant vs. B,I-nham ct al-order that certain pa
Estate OF Thomas Hughes, deceased Letters
granted to II. 5. Beals. Notice to creditors in
REcoRD-USi N.
Estate OF Thomas Henry deceased-Letters to II
S. Beals. Notice to creditors IN RECORD UNION. NJ
Coglan II. II. Linnell and 2. Dunlap appraisers.
4 tate Of Bridget Henry, deceased-Letters OF ad
ministration de bonis non TO II, S. Bels.
Estate of Adonij4h Stanly deceased = Decre(
showing notice to creditors has been given.
Estate of William DeterdIng, deceased-Same or
der.
N. A. Davis vs.. NJ Il. Davis-DisInissed on mctior
of defendant.
Estate OF William l. Hugbeen, deceased Order
setting aside estate to widow.
Sanderson VS.. Hayward Continued by consent
George A Putnam vs.. Joseph WaTner-rrans
ferred to Stanislars county
Shepiar W. Aforementioned for two weeks
Estate of Sullivan Treat, deceased VIII admitted
to probate. Letters to Mrs, Caroline NJ. Treat, on
giving bond OF Sll,5G0 Jul us Everscn, Delos Gage
and Joseph herr appraisers.
Estate Of james Mullen, deceased Letters dc
bons non to Thomas kenrey. Bond, $3.50.
Estate of Mary @. Afford, dece ised-or1er setting
aside community property to ". c. Afford and clos
ing administration
Estate of John Kramer, deceased-Petiton foi
letters continued for one week.
Estate Of T. T. Evans ct ais, mnors-Continued
for one week.
Estate of Augusta Perry, deceaseG-Tetition fol
letters continu d to next law day.
Estate of John Kelly, deceased-Letters to Johr
Mcdonald. Bond. 81, 800. Notice to creditors il
Harvey appraisers.
Estate of Elizabeth Kelly, decsased-Same order
notice, bond and appraisers.
Strong VS.. Sacramento and Placervle Railroad
Compsny-Defendant allowed ten days to ansS err.
Creditors VS.. Ackerman--L. jacob appointed as
sgnee Bond 500.
Estate of Belle Scudder, deceased-Settement o
account submitted. Citation continued to Monday
March LIST.
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BgrNR1cu HEINr When Heinrich Heine

HEfNRIcH HEINE. When Heinrich Heine
was travelling with his wife in the south of
France, the violinist Ernst intruated TO his
care . superb Lyons sausage, to be pre-
scented to common friend, a homeopathic
doctor at Paris. The way was long and
the travellers became hungry, No proyis-
ions were ohtainable, and finally Nine.
Heine, being tempted of the devil appetite,
took of the sausage q wee, wee piece and
did eat Heine tasted it too, and 10 it
was very good. 'rhe unhappy sausage
proved delightful but constantly d.
minishipg companion, and when they
reached Paris there was very little of it
left. Heine seized his razor, sliced of a
fragment rather thinner than postage
stamp and ipclosed it in letter, thus con-
ceived "Your learned demonstrations,
NV dear doctor, have convinced US of the
wonderful efficacy Of thousandth and
millionth parts. Enclosed please find the
millionth of Lyons sausage WI ich our
friend Ernst requested Inc to convey toyou
with his compliments. Ii homeopathy Is
true 1t will produce upon You the same Ell
feet as the whole sausage. Sainted
Habnenann !" exclaimed the doctor: 9 /
wish Heire WIS sick and was his doctor,
and an allopath p
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED rRou FIRST rAcE.l

pared the plans and specific tions of Folsom Prison
There WAS a change in the cells made during the
construction. First we had gratn DOORS anu nos
they are boiler iron. Some OF the cells butt
from chips and splls with occasional long stone
and mortar. In August, 1873, MIR. Miles told me lie
had seen the Board Of Directors and some changes
were to be made in the plans. and that need not
say anything oppose it, it would be of no u.s.
and if | should do so. that architects were only
TO be knocked out by contractors and politicians
if they got in the way, and that plen Of other
architects could be got: he said the lron-work
should be struck OUT, and that the cells to be
built OF small blocks. and the floors of the cells TO
be made Of asphaltum that the changes would
make saving TO the state of some $40 600 he said
he was to give the State $500 for making the
change he wanted me to joia aud recommend the
change, aud SAID all that was needed for TO
go before the Board and reco nmena it, l told him
| could not recommend it: soon after he met me
agan and talked about the subject, and said he
would give me $4,000 II would cJae in on it and
recommend the charges; that he would give me
more, but that he had to give Governor irwin and
Malone piece, and that Pdcheco was id fool, or
he would take some too. came to Sacramento ard
informed GoyeSnor Pacheco OF what was going on
Next day Went TO Folsom and mad heated time
there with the Board and Mr. Miles. They proposed
tAe changes and | opposed them, and Mr.. Irwin
said he supposed they could remove me- ami said
L thought not, my contract was from the State
We went 10 Folsom, and CAN'T back to Sacramento
about u O'Clock, aud that evening meeting was
held at the Secretary Of States office, and under
stood the Board decided to sustain the architect;
continued as architect until December 1875; | got
disguised with the whole thing they seemed to
think was eXacting better work than the contract
called for; I had tried in my specifications to
specify for good, strong work. and hal pride to
have it done we'll reported TO the Board that
Miles was not acting ia good faith and recon-
mended that the State take charge OF the works
Witness made extended statement to the
change of work from that required by specifications,
and OF the work under Jordan, and subsequently
nv the St3tP and b.inp asked what he desired
show by this testimony, said he wanted TO show
that the Board was hot honest etc. During his
testimo he stated that Governor Irwin wanted
him 10 get proxy fsr him in a convention and he
refused to do it. This statement raised a scene be-
tween him and Governor Irwin in which tbs lie was
exchanged, and Conflict was only prevented by
friends iDterposing betweed them.
The Senate Committee ON Public Buildings had a
meeting, and agreed TO report a bill appropriating
SI50000 fer rebuilding the State Normal School
building.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RzOORD-usros.l


WASHINGTON. February l6th.-w,ndom Blaine
and others were appointed 2 Conference Committee
on the disagreement of the House 10 the Senate
amendments to the Military Academy Appropria.
ton bill
Farley presented mem rial from the Iegisla-
ture OF California for the better protection of the
commercial interests of the Pacific Coast by the
completion Of the United States ironclad Monad-
mock.
Pending debate on the bill giving a pension to
Netterield, a scout the morning hour expired, and
consideration resumed OF the Five per cent
Military Land Warrant bill
Allison gu ted authorities contemporary with
the passage OF the enabling acts of the States in
terested, to prove that hnd warrants at that
time were regarded cash certificates: Location
on scrip was held to be sale. This was shown by
the Act OF Congress giving Mississippi five per
cent. in Indian reservations in that state.
Eamunds remarked that debates on the Act
named showed that it was successful begging
operation. aud not legal construction OF the en-.
aiding acts.
Allison said he was showing the general intention
Of acts, if not strict legal interpretation He held
that five per cent, was guaranteed to Iowa as
school fund. Eighty-one million dollars had been
paid into the United States Treasury for public
lands in the last thirty years by people in the
newer States. He believed it was no waste OF this
money 10 have a small portion Of it applied TO the
education of the people, as the enabling acts III
tended it shout be.
Pending the de ate executive session was held
aud the Senate adjourned
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

IN BANK.
MONDAY, February 10th.
69S9-People ex rel. Burridge VS.. Pearson-or
motion of Hesep for informant it is ordered that SC
much Of the order heretofore made staying proceed
ings to the goth proximo be and is hereby modified
to the extent that the unfinished testimony OF in
formant may be concluded without delay
6g44-Lamb vs.. Board of Observation-Disclosures
until Friday, February 20th az halfpast 10 o'clock.
696I-Winder vs. Hendrich-Motion to dismiss
assigned to Department No 1.
6392-Haymond ct al. vs.. First District Court
On motion OF Cohen for petitioner, cause ordered on
the calendar.
Department No. 1.
Winder vs. Hendrich, Motion OF
Cope on behalf OF respondent to dismiss appeal
herein argued by Cope for respondent and 0lney
for appellant, and argument continued until to-mor
row at IL o'clock A. NJ.
uf Hon. r. F. Morrison, C. j., the order to show
cause made herein February 18th instant IS hereby
vacated and set aside
50O9-Scott vs. Dyer ct al-On affidavit of W. T.
Baggett, it is ordered that John L. Murphy, City
and County Attorney, be allowed five days further
time in which to file brief in behalf of the city and
county of San Francisco.
lO,4S2-tolby vs.. Superior Court of Santa Cruz
county-0rdered that the hearing herein be con
tinued until WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant.
6l41-La Societe Franchise, ETC., ct al-On motion
of Swift for appellant, ordered that the hearing
herein be set for Tuesday, March ., 1880 and that
appellants brief be served upon attorneys for re-
spondents five days before said day OF February.
6I50- People VS.. Houston ct al.-Argued by Wey-
mre for respondents and Galpins for appellant,
and pending the argument the Court took recess.
Department No.2
697I-San Francisco Savings Union Vs. Splivalo-
On motion OF Campbell for respondent, and Clerks
certificate and notice of motion e, ordered that
the appeal herein be and the is hereby dis
missed
0989-aIcDonald vs. PAtterson-Argued by Parker
for petitioner and McGill for respondent and Sub
mitted with five days to respondent to file brief.
Go7l-Miller vs.. Sharp-Motion to dismiss appeal
argued by Ladd for respondent and Hunt for APP
pellant, and appeal dismissed
6o97-Hoff VS. Funkenstein-Argued by Wilson
and McGraw for appellant and Sharp for respondent,
and cause submitted.
6l2S-Godtree ct al. vs. Funkensten ct al.-Cause
submitted upon argument in Hof VS.. Funkensteni
No OO97
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cSACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
"A | street. between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers Sheet Iron
Work, etc. Also, all kinds Of Repairing. Changing
Portable Boilers from Wood TO Straw Burners q
Speciality. f64ptf
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market

SAL FRANCISCO, February 10TH T. NJ
FLoUR-The Oregon steamer this morning brings
GOO bbls. We quote the various brands ) follows
Best City Extras, &c 37e; Bakers Extra s. 81!
@5 81, supsrine, S4ga rs; interior Extra
So 2595 62l; interior SuperiDe, 50 1894; Ore
gon Extra, "a 20 IS IS: choice DO. 50 374@5 rs
Oregon SuperHne, - % d3 62. Walis WsIia Extra
S. 374a5 IS . Dbl Purchasers of round lots can oh
tain conces 5ions on the above rates.
WHEAr-The dgowsy feeling observable on Satur
day did not appear to be shaken off this morning
ippers were around, complacently offe ing 81 =;
TO II so for No. 2, and 81 90dl % for No. ], a,
extremes. Holders seemed 70 be equally composed
aud Indifferent. Transactions were light, embrac
ing 1000 els choice shipping, 81 95; 500 do do
81 95; 1,0S7 do good No. 2 sonoma, 81 90; 4,60(
do good shipping, private. sale also re
ported as made late Saturday afternoon of 10000
ctls good No. at 81 9j. Wequote No. l at 81 92!
al 974; No. 2, 81 S746e1 80 q ct.
BARLEY-Considerable activity characterized the
market to-day. The operations were larger than
for some time, and prices were buoyant. sales on
coast feed zoe; 200 do good, 77ac; 2,200 do do
soc; ,092 do do, and 23I do do at the figure
779 do bright coast feed SOC $40 do bay feed soc.
a sale OF 5000 sacks coast feed was made at the
close OF last week. but not then reported at Tic
ctl. Brewing is quotable at s5a97sc; feed, 75@SOc
for coast and 77lGcS2c q otl for BAY; Chevalier,
81 6091 20 for choice bay aud sl@1 IS for coast.
oATs-Busness was very light. Sale Of $50 sacks
fair Washington Territory at 81 20 q ctl. We
quote Humboldt, 81 15@1 IS; Coast. SI@
/ 25; Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 Is
al So; SURPRISE 81 4e@eI 90 a. ctl.
HAY-Csrgo lots on the wharf range from IS 10
si2 q ton.
BUrTER-The receipts from the lower coast this
morning will find ready custom, as stocks gen
orally low. Good to choice qualities are
quotable at 2S@25c y n, with fancy diaries at 26c
inferior to ordinary, l7@20c inside rate for mixed
lots from country stores; Ca ifornia firkin, 20c.
CHEESE = California, 13@I4c; Eastern, 16@l8c
q n.
EGss-The market is weak at Saturlsys figures,
the range being 10 Rlic. OregDn Is. al do re l.
WooL-Telegraph advIces report the Eastern mar
kets quite active with free sales OF California at
fair rates. Quotations here are entirely nominal,
the stock being nearly all out of first hands.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
EAE EsEATE {.

RYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR.
IN suance of an order of the Probate Court Of
the city and county Of San Francisco, State Of Cali
fornia made on the 10th day of NOVEMBER, 1875,
in the niaueer of the estate of JESSIE RUSSELL
OSBORN, deceased, the undersigned, the Ad-
mipistrator OF said estate, will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder, for cash. in gold coin Of the
United States, and subject to confirmation by said
Probate Court, or after FRIDAY, the 9Th
day of MARCH, 1880, at u O'Clock NJ, all the right
title. interest and estate of the said JESSIE RUS
SELL OSBORN, deceased at the time OF her DEATH
and all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has, by operation of law or otherwise
acquired other than or in addition to that OF the said
deceased at the time of her DEATH in and to all that
certain lot piece parcel of land situate lying and
being in the said city and county OF Sacramento
State of California, and bounded and described as
follows, to wit The north half of the south half OF
the north half of lot number one { }, in the block
bounded by | and and Second and Third Streets in
Sacramento as laid down the official map thereof,
said lot being twenty feet in width by eighty feet in
depth.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash, in & Id coin
OF the United States. Deed at expense of the pur
chaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time after the
first publication OF this notice and before the making
of the sale.
All bids or offers must be writing and left at the
Office of F. W. Van Reynegon, Attorney-at-Law.
No 53l Californ street, in said city and county OF
San Francisco or deliver ed to the Administrator or
may be filed the oit;e OF the Clerk Of said Probate
Court.
Dated San Francisco February 10. 1880.
II. L. OSBORN,
Administrator of the estate of Jessie Russell Osborn
deceased.
f. W. VAN REYSEGoM, Attorney. f16-15t
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MRS. PETER ZACHARIAs,


NEIDwIFE OF THE UNI
N1 versity Lying-in. Hospital Of Berlin. Resi-
dence, Masonic Building, Sixth and streets.
ja20-1ms
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Notice to Creditors OfsInS lVent.

EN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
j of Sacramento State o. Caiifornia-GE0RGE
r. HARDER VS.. HIS CREDITORS. Pursuant to
order OF the Hon Robert c. Clark, Judge OF the
Superior Court, notice is hereby given to al, the
creditors of the said insolvent, GEO. f. HARDER,
to be and appear before Hon Robert c. Clark and
S. C. benson, Superior Judges at the Court
room of said Court, in the city of Sacramento, in
the county of Sacramento, on the 23d day
of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock A. H.
of that day, hen and there to show cause, ii
any they can, why the prayer of said insolvent
should not be granted, and assignment of his
estate be made aud he be discharged from bis debts
land liabilities in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided; md in the meantime all
proceedings against said insoivent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court, this
10Th day of ia UARY A D. 1850.
tsgALl r. H. BERKEY. Clerk.
By J. II. PARSEbt, Deputy Clerk.
D. E. ALEXANDER, Attorney for Petitioner.
ja20-1aw4wTu
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J. A. CUNNINGHAM,

MO. so2 J, AND zoos THIRD STREETS.
~ Hot Lunch daily from II A. NJ. to 1 o'clock
p " The Best of Wines, Liquors apd Cigars.
dl3-4plm BOWERS & L0NGABAUGH.
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SHRUBBERY, PLANTS, ETC.
UNION NURSERY,
TENTH ST., BET. u ANDY, SACRAMENTO.

YgyHE ABOVE NURSERY OFFERS FOR 1fSrrs.
q sale the present season an unrivaled 5sAlE
Stock of Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery, aSSP
Bulbs and Florist Flowers Since last -
season many novelties have been added to my col
lection. Many varieties of Camela Japonica,
Fragrant Daphnes Jasmines, New Daily and Per
petual Roses PeIargoniums Geraniums, Fuchsas
Heliotropes, Monthly Pinks and Carnations, and
such other things seem to create public demand
also offer in the best varieties, Lime, Orange and
Lemon Trees, and the most desirable OF the
Japanese Pers;mmons Having large stock on
hand this season, l am enabled to sell at VERY
REDUCED FRlCES.
tn.f FRANK KITNZ Proprietor
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A wife is mans better half And
hen n man runs away with his neigl1bor's
1oife il is to get the better of him, ism L T:
ICincinnati Saturday Night. You can bet
q half that mans better-half, who has TO r.
botler cents than to leave her husband
quarters in this manner isn worn ma ai me
ANYWAY, and Old Nickel be after her
sooner or later.
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Wns. DIR. 8. r. BOWEIs.
G. NJ. DIXON. Nj. D..

THERAPEUTIST OFFICE AND
~ Residence, No 9l9 | street Office hours
n A NJ to 4P NJ Consultation free. f5-lmt
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ysyHE LEADING MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 500
J street, between Fifth and Sixth. Choice
line OF French and English Goods to select from.
All work guaranteed. Prices lower than any other
bouse ja2l-4plm
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of SeNu
and Seminal diseases
such az Gonorrhea, elect
Structures, Syphilis in n
its forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, lmpoteney, Skin
Diseases, etc, pcrns
nently cured orno charge
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NEW DRUG STORE,

AFR. T. FISH (LATE WITH MR. GEO %
IVA s. Wait Second and X streets) begs to 81
inform his numerous friends and the Sacra ~
mento public generally, that he has is day -
taken into partnership MIR. j. F. COLLINS, and
that the business viii ia future be carried on under
the name OF Eth s Collins" MR. FISH viii give
his best attention to the Dispensing Department OF
the new business and the firm hopes BY strict and
careful steniion to business, it may merit due
proportion of public patronage.
January Il, 1850. FISH & COLLINS,
f3.4pIm St. George Building.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Il Board of Supervisors for the Grading and
Crawling OF the road leading from Cutbries Station
to the County Hospital Bids opened FEBRUARY
10Th, at II A. NJ. Bidders must state the kind Of
Gravel they propose to Bids for Grading or
Crawling separate
Plans and specifications on file in Clerks office
The Board reserve the right to reject any or all
bids ffa-td1 I. h.. BERhEY, Clerk.
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Sacramento planning Mill.

csAsH AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
3 Front and Q sire Sacramento.
Doors, Windows, Blinds,
Finish Of all kinds, Window Frames, holdings o
svery description. and Turning
gARTwELI., HOTCHE TSS ST ALKEE.
d2s4p1u
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

ryBE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABLO COAL, the most economical
In. can be used for am is Tor sale in lots to suit
- Plncl, Diamond Landing, Contra Costa ccuDty,
ar d at the Office Of the Company, southeast corner
4 Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. 3. CORNWALL,
4-e. pres;Ian4 2 n " ~
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OFFICE "a J STREET.-oFFICE HOURS:
- A. NJ and 1890 to ppm. ja29-d
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ELMER BROS,

1855. r. FVSHEHs Io'S'
DoOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANB
ID Book Manufacturer, No. SO street, between
Third and Fourth Sacramento ja20-4pn
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.

YHyHE ABOVE HOTEL HAS BEENTHoROUGHLY
repaired, renovated and refurnished. Table
first class Best accommodation for families.
Meals, 25 cents 81 meal tickets for IS IS. Rooms
from 25c to 81. Bar and billiard rooms connected
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G, III. KREBs q co..

FMPORIERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
& Glass. yarnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, window
Shades and Wax Flower Goods, Pictures, HOLDINGS,
Painters and Artists Materials, No. 626 j, and 1006
seventh street, Sacramento, Cal. d264ptf
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VIM. GUTTENBERCER,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
: chinist Castings and Machinery OF all kinds
made to order at the lowest prices. Guttenbergers
Horse Powers the best and cheapest made. Corner
of Front and N streets. Sole nsnufacturer OF the
California Giant Quartz Mill. d'5-4pim