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SMALLPOX AND DrrnrHrRlA.
A~'h CausnaIly Prevalent iH the city
otNew York-whnt the Health
Beard 10 Doing.

New York, Dec. l0.--rhe health oai
cial' were called upon yesterday TO
remove thres smallpox patients to
ths Riverside hospital, The first cme wss
found at No, So Baxter street. An Italian
named Altari Psrrino had been sick thera for
several days with well-mArksd symptoms Of
the disease. The second ease was that OF sn
Italian csild At No. Ss Crosby street.. On
November IS Al emigrsnt named Potrio,
who srriyed in the Castslia, was removed from
that house to Riverside hospital, whers he died.
Dr. Taylor aud his assistanls At lh.. tins
vaceinaied everybody in tho house exec ~ the
child, whom its mother refused to have vac.
olnsied. The third case discovered yss,er-
day was in East Eleventh street. Comnis.
sloner Jmeway said 10 World reporter
yesterday "Ihs disease Is spreading and
we expect to have Il tussel 10 keep /. under
control this winter. The proximity OF Phil
sdelPhis, where there seems to b. su spidem,
ic of smallpox, is set.iSg to be di,agreeasls .
Many of the casss which have recently com,
under cur notice bave bsen traced TO that
city"
DR.. Taylor, chief Of tho vaccination corp,
sad: "a smart visitation of smsll.po.
this winter would probably bring the op
ponents Of vaccination TO thei
senses. The people are needless, espeeiall
those at tue head OF large factories, wher
many persons ara employed. When n css
breaks out in such place, outside Of tn
precautions taken by the board Of heslt
| nothing Ia dnnn paonlsnrv y,on;n.t;o
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Cory CoIn Meather.

Toronto, Ont., Dec. l0.--Ths msteorOlogi
csl department this morning says sineo yes
terday morning an.aroa Of high pressure ha'
moved down from the north to the lswol
lake regions, bringing very cold weather, th
temperature at Puget Sound, Ontario, fallini
to 26o below zero.
Long Branch, Dec. l0-To day was th,
coldest December day known for many
years. The. thermometer sank to aevera
degrees below zero before sunrise. Tn,
highest it reached was eight degrees abov'
Ice as thick as six and seven incnes is beinl
gathered.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Dec. l0.--Anothe
cold wave has reached the Hudson rive
valley tonight. The Thermometer is dow
to zero, and falling.
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John Kelly Bounced,

N'w York, Dec. 1o-Tba ho.,a 80
wss su me. at aOon and message
"'' presented fron the MAYOR A motion
70 postpone action on snx oaa,
eauon from his honor. was dosss,aS uS,. NJ
. ssso ., to ~. lne me.ass.' ~ ~.
- C.a,s,'wMhs Tue nominatiun Of Alder-.
~ pvoh, Hs commissioner OF nnhli.
werN' aldermen SAWYER s,ar.a pao"o
~. h.;..an oA,nl'tee on county atfaira. and t.
poW pelng taken resulted IN tbs an,s., a.u =
lhlrteen voted in the negativ. s'Aau'e.
Alderman Pcrly thea mov.a - -.
sle os,n,,hsn'oa.pn had plAee h on an. .,.o
was ehrrlsd by 10 tod. A similar aI.ro.;,,s.
was anaue o. messages withdrawing the 4, rass
" ,''uSru on The DoSrd Tor ponce in.,,cs
y, =, stkrS for commissioner snd Srs;,l
Olsai, Tor taS commissioner. A A.t,sr ns
eauIsmsn' WAS then caused hv ,ha rsan,,,.
OF communication from Tho nsvo, ra,ni.
mating Alderman Csnps.l far ea..',,roli.r
"a the place Of John Kelly. f''N''''
II was moved that ths kody nroc,.a ~
eenltm the nominations, ~
Alderman Kirk ther no.xad -
amend thu BY referring it to tbe eou,n,,,.s
ON county sflairs. '''''e
vote was then taken en- tba s,.na.a..
shd curing its progress Alderman Hougb,a,'
voled IN favor OF il, becsusa he Ala tns
: mayor had not consulted tho democratic
this slate. '@hH W
When tho name Of Alderman james va,
Z called he said Alderman Campbell WAS AZ =,
INSCRIPTIONS man, and denounced tho ssats.
/, ,snnh,,aSs @ Iuss aslamsny had affiliated with th,
Alderman Compbell was coutr'n,d bv
: vote Of l3 to 8, No'A'N''u "
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Sanitary Council Of the Mississip p p
Valley.


New, Orleans, Dse. 10.--Tho sanitary coun-
Gil of the Mississippi valley met at a. m,
DR.. Kesc. of Michigan, president. The
states of Wisconsin, kentucky, Iowa, Iii,
ncis, Minnesota, Michigan, Tennessee and
Missouri we're represented by members Of
their boards of health. Aftor an address by
tho president on the necessity for national
beard Of health, tho following resolution.
were offered by Drs. Thompson and Hsllond,
of Kentucky and were adopted;
Whereas, Experience has shown that
measures of quarantine under tho
sole direction Of local state boards
of health have not succeeded in
protecting this valley from invasion BY
yellow fever; and,
Whereas, Our inhabitants visw with dis
trust all announcements and sanitary acts OF
| the local boards when those acts and an
nouncements arc of a character 10 effect tho
commercial interests of the locality directly
concerned; therefore,
Resolved, That in our opinion tho general
government alose acting through its consLi
tutsd sanitary agents should have direction
and control OF the national und maritime
quarantine. The council meets again oD
Friday morning.
The sanitary council Of the Mississippi
valley, held meeting Friday morning, Dr.
r, G. Kcnzie, president. A letter from Mr..
J. G. Clark, general manager Of tho jackson
railway, was read, in which he asked that &
committee Of seven from corlsin states bs
appointed to prcpars schedule embracing
such srliclss as can be safely transported
from any point whors contagious di'esse,
may eXels 10 aud from nny points wherr
such diseases exist without th, risk of such
articles conveying infection. Whom quaran
tine exists at any point such schedule shall b
| ussd at all points 80 ~ to have anlfOrm
quarantine at places and points. Mr.. ClarA
said that by the course proposed 1t would
enable transportation companies fully tc
90. operate with the health authorities, tc
arrest snd prevent the spread OF discssoi
along the public highwsys. The letter wal
received and the chair was authorized to ap
point comraittee. A resolution was offered
by DR.. Raucb, of Michigsn and adopted
declaring thatit would tend TO the restoration
of confidence If the state board of Lousiani
would request the national board to place a'
inspector at quarantine station and one !,
Nav Orleans, and furnish them with al
Information concerning tho public health
The sanitary council then sdiourncd.
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Washington, Dec lu.--Nr Hubbell, Of
Michigan, from the committee on appropris.
dons, reported the pension appropriation
bill. Ordered printed aod rs.committod.
1t appropra.as S4s 100000 for tho p.y.
ment OF army pensions, Sll006o Cor the
payment of navy pensions, S250O00 for
the payment Of fees to examining surgeons,
and S25O000 for tho psyment Of salaries.
Mr.. Herbert, of Alabama, from the com
rnittcs on Judiciary reported back tho bill
allowing nsrshAs and deputy marshali to
take bonds ia certain csses. Referred TO the
house cAaAdar.
Mr.. Bioknsll Of Indiana, called up ths
privilege question which was the sonate eec.
torsl count concurrent resolution, but the
house refused TO consider it and went int
committee of tho whole on the private
calendar
A number of private bills for the relic
OF various individuals we're passed, and sew
eral unimportsnt communication we're lsit
before the house by the speaker.
The house then adjourned till Monday.
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Father chambodwt's Funeral.

Speaial " the Herald.
Galveston, Dec. 10. The funeral obsequles
to-day of Father Chanbodut, we're impress.
lively imposing. AT least 5000 people at
tested their appreciation of his work as man
and priest, by attending his funeral. Bishop
Dubois celebrated mass and supervised the
eccleseastical ritual, observed by the Ca,hslc
church, in tho burial of the dead father. Rev,
Austin dslivered ss eulogistlc funeral
GRAFTON, s, tho conclusion OF which tse re-
mains OF Father Chsmoodut wero lowered
into tho tomb erected ~ ST. Mary's cathedral
amid the loud lamentations Of the multitude
Ths church has been thronged all day by
sdmiring friends taking last look at hii
res.ing place. A sorrow deep nnd profound
pervades tho city vt his loss. The cAthedra
is enshrculed in embems of mourning.
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American Public mool,h Assoelatiss

Now Orleans, Dec. 10.-The Amsricsn
public health association assembled at 10
o'clock. A COMMITTEES, with Dr. Elisha Har-
ris, of New York, as chairman, appoi ntsd to
consider certain portions of the presidents
address, reported resolutions commencing
the efforts of the national board of health 10
secure uniformity for notation and nomen-
clature Of diseases and causes OF mortality,
and requesting tho medical board OF health
authorities to do what they can to promote
this under the resolutions. A COMMITTEES
was appointed TO have this subject undcr
consideration snd report at the next meeting.
Resolutions were adopted on tho following
suhiec,. Investigation Of causes Of diphtho-
ria BY the national board of health; compul-
sory vaccination and contagious diseases.
A committee was appointed to draw up a
project for state boards OF law to prevent
venereal diseases. Resolutions we're adopted
requesting the passage Of lau to pisve !
the spreading Of infectious and eontaglo,a
diseases Five hundred copies Of Hon. i.
Brooks address, on "What the States owe
the People, wero ordered printed snd sentto
| the governors Of the states, with the request
that ,hcy refer tho matter to the considers
tion OF the legislatures. Prof s. T. Chails.
N. d., Of New Orleans, road paper givirg
summary Of the conelusiors Of the HavAns
yellow fsver commission, Of which h, wAs
J president. DR.. j, d. Bruss, Of New Orleans
read paper On the fever Of the lewer coast
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TOBACCO rnctury Rnrned

Richmond, Va, Dec. l0.--The large brick
tobacco factory of James Lsight, corner Of
Twenty-fourlh and Franklin streets, WAS de-
stroyed by fire last nighl The large stock
and fixtures in the main building were en-
tigoly consumed. Tho books and papers
were saved. A wing OF the building. wits \
largo amount OF manufactured tobacco stored
therein, was saved with slight damage. The
loss ID $50, 900; partly insured.
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More rlectlon .5niges indicted.

Richmond, Va, Dee. 10.--Two moro Of
the Manchester judges of election were in
dicted in the United States circuit court here
to-day on the same charge as those ysster-
dag, that is refusing to receive the votes of
pc sons who presented caption tax receipts,
alleged to have b en- illegally issued from the
state auditors Office.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY rsLRcRApH.
SAX Mon ERter. Husssli 6 Bros rtere,
Saek oeusty, and KIN one naa
mortaly Wound Anstfaer OF the
ftrn.-- Furerai OF Father
Shanboaus at aalveseen.
Houston Items.

~NN"1hs hNSDh&
Special 50 the Herald.
HOUSTON, Dec. l0.-Goorge Beck, white
boy aged twelve years, while riding on the
iurn table at the dopo. Of tho Texas Western
railway in this city TO day, WAS accidentally
caught between thu ends OF tho rails and SO
baby crushed, that hs cannot recover.
Conference of the eolored Methods,
church ia in session hors.
This afternoon ara occurred in the cotton
At the union depot, belonging to the Santa
Fe road, and rosuItisg in the damaging Of
twenty bales.
At the conyocatlon of the Masonic grand
lodge of Texas to-day, the following grand
annual officers were elected;
Grand MASTER j. IL. McLaary, OF San
Antonio.
Deputy grsadi master, t. NJ. Matthews, Of
Edom.
Grand senior warden, Charles Stewart, Of
Houston.
Grand junior warden, w, Fl. Nichols, OF
Galveston.
Grant treasurer, George II. Bringhurst
Of Houston.
Grand lecturer of sho Hrs district, 7. j.
Carreway, of Jasper.
Grand lecturer Of the seeend district, j
NJ. Watson, Of Olsrksville
Grand lecturer of the third district, Psytoi
Nowfn, of Waxshache.
/ Grand lecturer of tho fourth district, II. L
. Blanont. of San Antonio.
. Various standing committees wore an
s nouneed.
| At 8 o'clock p. M, the most oxcellsn
4 grand royal arch chapter was called to ords
= and tho following grand officers were electe
: TO serve for tho ensuing year;
4 NJ. H. grand high priest, John B. McMahoi
i. Of Frio.
. Deputy grand high priest, Payton. Nowlh
. Of Waxahschie.
Grand king, s. NJ. Williams, OF ,Hcusto,
Grsnd scribe, g. w. Foster, OF Nelson
vile.
v Grand treasurer, .. A, Bats, of Housto
y Grand secretary, Robers Brewster
, Houston.
d The appoinLive officers will be filled t
l. morrow at 3p. M, when tho chsptor wi
"a meet again and the above Officers be ii
!, htal cd.
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RniIrond dKron.
Special to the Herald.

BpeoIAI 70 the IIernId.
Galveston, Dec. 0.-The British steamers
Ismain, Bremen, Niagara and London arrived
Today, also the schooner Fred Walton,
eighteen days out from New York, with rail-
road iron for the Houston d Texas Central
railroad.
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New York, Dec. lO,-The coffee importing
house Of Bowie, Dash s. Co., l76 Pecan street,
suspended to-day. No statement Of liabilities,
I The firm was 10 the syndicate with Arnold
& %. and Kinbl,, Of Boston.
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An Attrscieus Murder In Jack Csxasy
SnenlAi IA the HeralC

Special 10 the Herald.
Jschsboro Dec. l0.--lntelligonce has jus'
been received at this point of the murder OF
Mr.. Abner Russell, and the wounding seriously
If not fially, Of Mr.. John Russell, oflho firm
Of Russell Bros, of Post Oak, town twelve
miles north OF Jseksboro. About sunset last
evening six mon entered tho store of Russo
Bros, and having ssloelod tor purchsss abou
two hundred dollars werth Of goods, snvitet
Mr.. Abnar Russell outside of his stors. liz
complied when upon his stepping out
doors, he was Immediately fired upon snc
killed. The murderer returned ~ tho stoi,
and shot Mr. john Russell, ssrisusly vourd'
ing him, Tho murdersrs havo not been ar
rested, but q party Of citizens are on thsil
| trail.
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idyHRrooL, Dec To- Noon = Cotton, mod.
einte Inquiry wLlcn was frrely supplied,
uplands, 6Hi Orleans, l3-I6i rscaipts'
iS,5vO; all Ainercshi safes, lU,vpO; ppecntn.iui.
and export 2,0vOi upands low mlddiing classic
noations for December dsl,ver, si.3l0ss.,
December aud January, 81 3l@h;January and
reoruAfs, ll-le; Februay aud March,
oAse.S-S2, March ana April, q 9s-32eeGN Aptli
and MAY, q i3lGl MAY and joe 4 .A-32 laetf.
june and July, 0?e-S2, futures Hat.
l'S0 in--Futures dali.
6;l5p In--IpilvA Am, rlcsn. salsa I go h,les.
futures closed favorable
LdyRRrooL.-'fhis wsoly', circular OF the Lly-
erpooi Cotton Rrokers' association says: Cot
ton was In iair deniend carry IA the wcrk, and
prices were nriu with some advance, but dur.
ing the last few days the market was quiet, and
In good dcnand but rely Offered. and nfter
nuctuating quotations are one-sixtoent tn high
er, In Sea Island butiness was sruall NJ full
rates. Futures opened steady and were nrm
nutil Monday, advancing l.s2 10 l.l0d. On
Tuesday tho nIatket becaue dull, with a desire
| closing l.lB TO a-S2d lower,
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sou,h Cnrelinn Iockoy club Races,

y
Charleston, s. g., Dec, l0-The second day
Of the Sou,h Carolina Jockey Club. at Wash.
ington course, attracted large attendance.
The weather was fine and tho track in splsn-
did condition.
First rscs, mile heats, free for sll ages
pure, $500; Msntzer, Ben Ilill, Gabriel
Mark L., Gov. Hampton snd Rcd Fox started
Gabriel was the favorite at 100 to 65 agaius,
tho field. Gabriel won tho first heat by u
lensth Mark j.. secosd; Hampton third
Gabriel won tho second heat fairly by Q
length; Hampton second; Mark l.. third
Time, l:55-1;5l.
Second race, Hampton stakes, for three
year olds, mile heats; Sprague, Capt. WraEgt
ssd Il. V. Benis started. The betting wal
100 to 10 on Sprngue against tho field. The
race was won by Sprague In two beats
Wrsgge second; Bemis third. Time, 1864
l:b2.
Third race, mils dash, all eges, purse $500
Redmsa, Long Dutchman, Beeswing, BIZ
Bruce, Georgia Boy and PnciGc. started
Long DLtchman was slight fAyorlte
Peeilc won By half length Georgia Boz
sscsnd Duichman third. Time, l:50.
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HOLIDAY
- -.-s g. -. - 80 N ssssS - -

An article gif loses of course intrinsic value for some
thing far precious still evidence nice Judgment and
good taste to embody much othe practical rs possible
present The selection of something th has both beauty utility
to commend it. will furnish evergreen reminder the
enduring sentiment.
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E,ectlsn Su,,ron 1naistsa.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 10.--Tho grand jury
OF the United States eircuit court yerterday
indicted b. D. Foster, Jane, l,..Gsllo say and
amu'l Logan, tho latter colorsd, OF Msn>
chester, judges Of election, for refusing the
rights OF suffrage TO voters 10 the presidential
election who presented themselves TO vote
with capliaiion tax receipts, alleged to have,
basn illegally issued from the stats auditors
office. In answer 10 certain questions pro-
pounded to the court by the grand jury bs-
fore returning the indictment, Judge
Hughes rtated that the receipts, though aot
signed by tho auditor in person,
we're legal, and that they had bsen legally
issued. hs furtaer said that Judges OF elcc-
ton, while careful to SEQ that perssns offer
ing to vote are legally qualified voters, ,shoalt
not act rs an obstruction 10 tks prsxreas o.
q ctions, which it is their duty 10 facilitate
and should rather bs disposed
to overlook mero technical difficulties thar
sock to magnify so as to defeat ones right ic
do it, il meritoriously entitled TO tho right
He was further OF the opinion that the granc
jury, ia passing upon snch pa
psrs as the receipts in question, shoulc
scs upon all, and settls the nscesssrl
principals OF the law Of official ncts; snd th,
acts OF public officials, in the line of thci
official duty, must be presumed to have bscl
lightly and legslly done until tho contrary /
made to appear. So likewise tho judge
OF election not only have tn
light TO net on this maxim
but sro bound to do 80 in tho dis
charge cfiheir duty at tho polls. There ar
some judges, kowsVer in all matters Of doub
arising at the polls aud who cannot DO intoi
iored with al the time by any power of tni
sort, whether executive or judicial.
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COMPARATIvE sTATE,,rNr.

Consolidated net receipts, 25, ,055, ex portg,
to Great Britain, y, 500; France, l49, conti-
nent, $50; channel, ---,
Wool in fair lpqairy and steady; domestic
deco, I, S'@bs, pulled, 2I1tsi unwashed. liesJs;
lavs,, I4Qej3.
llh@lakc.
KANSAS CRY.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1o.--wheat--No. Q spct.
s71Sci No spot, Sp15. 80
81. LOUIS.
~. Louis, Dec. lo.-Ootton quiet and lower
to sell. a4H FB 7
Miadling ,.n.....,...s........... l1k
Low in'nuiihe.....,., observation-disclosures. lUG
uuou urulhary ........,..,......s.....,.. lOk
Rcce,nts I. isai shipments, c,ssli sales, 2,ita,
stock, 32, ,8Sl bales. ,'''''
weekly receipt, A,l57, shipmsnts l,1UG,
ST. Louis, Dec. u. = -Four dull unchanged;
XXI scoeis, fsm.iy, - choice 70 ianoy, . VI
o. -.
wM.ky steady, l II.
PJrk dull, joUbing, At Is ~.
Bacon dull; quoted at' shoulders, 30,
RIB. Z 75t SIDES, 3 23
ST. LOUIS, Dec in.--iloss qnirt and ac.iye:s
Workers and BaIimvres, lovl IS; mixed
pnckins, 4 5c@1a; common, 49,; butchsrsf
70 10 ,cy,t SseS4 so; recs'bu, 6,sssi shipmsAt
1s. 7
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NKW YORK..

NEW YoRK, Dec. 10 Stocks irreuular. rrorav
6; exchange long, l5Ss; EXCHANGE sboy2s
4osk state bonds QUIET; goyerpnlenis Am, y
Cotton uuel, Ai,l,,s gSD
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

6<FALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS WILL BE
- received at the office of the Board of Regents
OF the University OF California, No 80 Pine street.
(ro0m So in san Francisco, at any time from this
date until II o'clock N. of SATURDAY, the Sth
day of MAY, 1880, for performing the labor and
furnishing the matera necessary to the erection of
Library and Art Gallery, on tue State University
grounds at Berkeley, in Alameda county, upon
which said sealed proposals or bids contract will
be made for the erection OF said building.
The plans and specifications for said building can
be seen and are open to public inspection from and
after the date Of this notice during business hours
at the office nf j. A. kemer, Architect, No. $50
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
No proposals or bids viii be considered unless the
same ave accompanied with good and sufficient
bond of said proposer or bidder, payable to tn
Regents OF the University of California, equal to
per cent OF the amount proposed or bid, with GOO
and sufficient sureties, upon the c0nd ton that
said proposal or bid shall be accepted the party pro-
posing or bidding will duy enter into proper con-
tract aud faithfully perform the in accordance
with said proposals or bids and the plans and
specifications herein referred TO- which said plans
and specifications shall be part of said contract as
provided by Act of the Legislature, emit led An
Act to regulate contracts on behalf of the State,
in relation to erectious and buildings, approved
March q, 1876 to which the attention OF bidders
is directed.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
The said sealed proposals or bids will be publicly
opened at the office OF the Board of Regents afore-
said, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of MAY, 1880,
at IL o'clock noon, which time and place bidders
are requested to be present
By order OF the Building Committee of the Board
Of Regents r. L. c. STEARNS, Secretary
Dated San Francisco, April 3. 1850 ap5-td
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
of sale issued out f the Superior Court of the
State of California, held in and for the city and
county of San Francisco Department No. 81, on the
18th day Of March, 1880, upon judgment and de-
cree therein entered the 18th day of March, 1880
III favor OF d. W. c. GaSkill and against James II.
Cummings, VIM Maume H. Thompson, F. F. Taylor
Patrick Conlon Vim. Grantees ct al. for the sum Of
$40 $50 AZ gold coin, together with 1867 o. attor
neys fees and Sl3S 90 taxed, with interest OF
said sums from the 18th day of March, $780, at the
rate of 7percent per annum besides costs to accrue
and by me received on the 5oth day Ct March, 1850,
by which was commanded to sell for cash, in gold
coin in the manner prescribed by law the following
described real estate, situate living and being in the
county OF Sacramento, State Of California, to wit :
The east half OF the northwest quarter, southwest
quarter of northeast quarter southeast quarter of
southwest quarter and northeast quarter of south
west quarter of section 49, TOW nship north range
8 east, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian also west
half of section ard north half of southeast quarter
of said section 4, in township north range east
Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, together with the
appurtenances thereto belonging or in any wise APP
pertaining. Notice Is hereby given that in obedi-
euee to such command will on TUESDAY, the 27th
day of APRIL, 1880 in front of the Court house door
in the city OF Sacramento, at the hour of O'Clock
P. NJ sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash in gold coin, the foregoing described real
estate to satisfy said debt and costs.
March 81 $50.
aI3-1aw4tS A. Hebron Sheriff