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PERSEVERANCE AND HEALTH.

A man who inherits wealth may begin
and worry through three-score and ten
years without any definite object. In driv-
ing, in foreign land, in hunting and fishing,
in club and society, he may manage to pass
away his time; but he will hardly be hap
DIV. 1t seems to be necessary to health that
the powers Of man may be trained upon
some subject and steadily held there day
after day, year after year, while vitality
lasts. There may come time in old age
when the fund of vitality will have sunk
so low that he can follow no consecutive
labor without such draft upon his forces
that sleep cannot restore them. Then, and
not before, he should stop work. But, so
long as man has vitality to spare upon
work, it must be used, or it will become a
source of grievous, harrassing discomfort.
The man will not know what to do with
himself and when he has reached such a
point as that, he is unconsciously digging
grave for himself, and fashioning his own
coffin. Life needs steady channel to run
irregular habits of work and of sleep. 1t
needs steady, stimulating alma tend
toward something. An aimless life can
never be happy, or, for long period,
healthy. Said rich lady to gentleman
still laboring beyond his needs "Don't
stop; keep at it." The words that were
in her heart were If my husband had
not stopped, he would be alive to. day" :"
And what she thought was doubtless true.
A greater shock can hardly befall man
who has been active than that which he
experiences when, having relinquished his
pursuits, he finds unused time and unused
vitality hanging upon his idle hands and
mind. The current of his life is thus
thrown into eddies, or settled into slug
gish pool, and he begins to die.
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ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, April Is, 1880.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday approved.
On motion OF Mr. STREETER, a resolution was
adopted allowing T. h. Stockton so for shorthand
services.
ORDERS OF TIE DAY
The following bills we're read and passed:
Senate Bill No 3G4-An Act to amend Section
1873 of the Code of Civil Procedure relating to the
time within which certain actions may be COM
menced (by Mr.. HittelD.
Senate Bill No. 266-An Act to amend Section
GIL of the Civil Code, relating to cemetery corpora
tions (by Mr.. Sears).
Assembly Bill No. 5s4-An Act to amend Section
1918 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure relating to the
compensation Of executors and administrators (by
Mr.. Merry
Senate Bill No. 97-An Act to amend Section
1921 of the Political Code relating to the counting
Of money in the county treasury Coy Mr. Watson(
HERE WE GO AGAIN.
Mr.. BRAUSHART wanted the journals corrected in
relation 10 the arrest last night He said he had
been arrested by the Speaker (Mr Tyler) and taken
outside.
Mr.. coorEE moved to ezpunge the whole matter
from the journal
Mr.. BUNS demanded that the journal show just
what occurred The whole matter was finally post
poned until tomorrow.
CASE OF URGENCY.
Senate Bill No. 4T6-An Act TO provide for fund.
ing the indebtedness Of cities having population
exceeding 7.0e0 inhabitants, and not exceeding
100000 (by MIR. West)- was taken up as matter Of
urgency, and passed.
RESOLUTION.
Mr.. wAsoS offered a resolution to nav c. E.
Wetmore, for clerical services, sl5. Referred.
RECONSIDERATION
Mr.. DEL VALLE moved to reconsider the vote bv
which Senate Bill No 3S3 the Branch Normal scbool
bill, was refused passage. The motion prevailed
The motion to reconsider prevailed but on the
pas age the bill failed to receive the constitutional
majority, having only IS. and was lost.
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BILLS PASSED.

Senate Bill No. 427-An Act to authorize Board.
of Supervisors to pay the expenses OF posse comita
tus in criminal cases (by Mr.. Ryan,.
Senate Bill No. 307-An Act to amend Section 33;
of the Penal Code, in relation to swndling BY card:
or other means Coy Mr.. II I'D.
Senate Bill No. 274-AnAct to reimburse the sup
port fund of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum
(by Mr.. Nye).
Senate Bill No. 232-An Act to amend Sections
1o5 and Io6 Of the Penal Code relating TO escapes
and attempts to escape from State Prison (by Mr..
Searsl.
Senate Bill No. 26s-An Act providing for appeal:
from orders forming reclamation or swamp land dis
tricts setting off lands from such districts or
solidating districts (by Mr. Johnston.)
Senate Bill No. 269-An Act to amend Section 4
OF an Act entitled Act to establish scale for the
measurement OF logs, approved March %, 1873 (by
Mr.. Ryan,
Senate Bill No. 271--An Act to amend Section
449 OF the Code of Civil Procedure, concerning veri
fcations OF pleadings (by Mr.. Enos).
Senate Bill No. 369-An Act to punish baggage
smashers (by Mr. HiD
Senate Bill No. 220-An Act for the protection OF
certain kinds of fish (by Mr.. Langford)
Senate Bill No. f03 An Act t. provide for femov-
ing obstructions in Pit river, above the mouth of
Hat creek, so as 10 enable salmon to reach the
spawning grounds on the upper waters of said river
and Its tributaries (by Mr.. Carlock)
Senate Bill No. 263-An Act to add two new Sec
tlons to the Penal Code, to be numbered 400 and
40l, relative to the keeping or sale of animals
afflicted with glanders other contagious infec-
tious diseases (by Mr.. Enos)
Senate Bill No. 35l-An Act to add a new section
to the Penal Code, to be known as Section 3ls,
lating to crimes against good morals, and to punish
decoys (by Mr.. Hill.
Senate Bill No 194-An Act to provide for the en-
largement of the State Printing Office, and for the
repairing and painting Of the building (by Mr.. john
SON.
Senate Bill No. 339-An Act to abolish the pay.
ment of bounties for the destruction of gophers in
Merced county lby Mr.. PooD
Senate Bill No 29s-An Act to authorize the
Boards of supervisors of the several counties of this
State to transfer ce tain funds (by Mr.. Ryan,.
Senate Bill No. 242-An Act to amend Sections
626 and 63l of the Penal ode relating to violations
OF the Jaws for the preservation of fish and game
(by Mr.. Trayorl
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PRESS EXPRESSION.
What Some of the Coast Papers Find to
Talk About

The Salinas Democrat is for Field for
President. 1t calls Tilden machine pol
itician-that innocent old man, who ''takes
absolutely no interest in politics.
The Grass Valley Union cries out to the
Democratic State Central Committee, mo
snap judgment" and warns it not to dare
to name delegates to the National Conyen-
ton.
The Reese River Recei1e says Hugh J.
Jewett of Ohio, as Democratic nominee
for President, would have one grand good
qualification is not chronic office
seeker.
The Bodie Standard says of the Demo-
cratic party "It has become a party of
| innocents, injured innocents, all of them
Every day brings us the tidings of some
new victim of an Implying Fate that per-
sists in snaring the Democratic statesman
of the period in the tolls of circumstantial
evidence"
Tilden is certainly capable of command
ing as great a vote as four years ago. when
he received clear majority of $50, 900 for
the Presidency, and all the fabricated false
hoods that can be directed at him will fall
as futile as those hurled heretofore through
political fear and Jealousy. Il Woodland
| Democrat.
The Visalia Delta talks thus in a long
and able article: The necessity of some
modification of our naturalization laws is
forcing itself upon the American people to-
day. The urgent alternative is before us,
either to surrender our Government to the
political pirates of other nations, or to FORE
stall the impending calamity by prompt
and effective measures.
The Ferndale Enterprise glorifes and
grows jubilant over the formation of the
Eel River Steam Navigation Company, and
says: 90 We are doubly glad. We feel jubi-
lant, because the boat will be built We
are delighted, because it will be the fore
runner of greater undertakings We can
see in the distance nothing but prosperity
to the county. We can see revival of
business.
The growth of the transportation busi-
ness between Arizona and San Francisco,
and between Arizona and Los Angeles, is
really very surprising to all parties, both
to those benefited and to the railway COM
pany. As matter of fact the Southern
Pacific Railway to-day have not locomo-
tives enough to move the prodigious guam
titles of freight now en- route to Arizona
and awaiting shipment Angeles
Herald
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the passage OF the appropriation bill as amended in
the Senate. 1t was taken up and read. The roll
was called on concurring in the amendments down
to the amendment striking out S. 600 for an attor
ney Tor the Railroad Commission, aud they we're
concurred in.
The next question was on concurring in the
amendment to strike the pay for an attorney for
the Railroad Commission The Question was argued
at length.
The balance of TIE amendments were concurred
in, and the Assembly shortly after midnight ad-
journed.
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS and KETAILbho.
ON RECEIPT OF SS WILL SEND TO ANY
y address sample case of my specialties con-
zisfing of bottles DR.. RENZS Herb Bitters, 3
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rock and Rye,
and 8 bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark 81 Bonanza'D all justly ebrated
Goods and recommended for medicinal and family
1se, ]. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. 2I9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco. JaS"iPon
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DENTISTRY.
III. III. PIERSON.

H ENLIST, AIS STREET, BETWEEN ezTEl
IL Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- ctfffffD
cal Teeth inserted on Gold, Yucante and all bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. ap141m
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N ENLIST QLATE WITH Fl. H. PIER @EA
sonl successor to T. b. Reid No. 317 Jc5Y7ftS
street, between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Cas- for the Painless Extraction of Teeth.
[mr24-tf
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CLOCKS, JEWELRY
:. IL. kLUNE.

n.ate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
"yATCHNAKER AND JEWELER, 1rs
Wv No 60 J street. between Second and sT4H,
Third Dealer in, Watches, Clocks, Silver e. "a
ware, Jewelry, etc Repairing in all its SSS.kE3
branches specially, under MR.. FL0BERG.
fans S-lplmI
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n uyNAy. .U..

wv ATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. -,
w 136 street, between Fifth and sixth; MN
Just received a very fine lot of Watches and kd III
Jewelry, which will be sold at a very low sSsssss
price. Watches and Jevelry carefully repaired.
Ian7=1r1 mi
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WILLIAM b. MILLER
(Late with Floberg).

(IIate with FIoberg)
MO. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 80
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer NsTA
and Dealer in Watches, Srverware, Jewelry, IT, 81
etc Repairing a speciality, under Robert Ns.s59
Marsh All country orders promptly attended to.
Id29-lptfl
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.
TNARM To LET.-Two HUNDRED AND e7sss,
III E....r LlnL lind IN. Ilac.r is!4E

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for 25 cents for time three times for so
cents or 70 cents per week
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
XIII. sEssIoN-oNE HUNDRED AND
SECOND DAY.
SENATE.

lPhonographically Reported for the REcoRp-U -US1o,
by Willis & Stockholm
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
nsered Ior 70 cents for one tme three times for so
cents or 75 cents per week.
MANIFESTATIONS BY MAN AND WIFE.
Wv lately from the East city or country Both
strong and not afraid to work The woman is a
good cook, and understands the care OF milk and
butter; the man care of horses and cows, etc
Please call at Room No. southeast corner of Eighth
and streets, opposite Carrisge Factory ap15.St'
VNANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND RELIABLE
w Young Man, employment. Willing to do
any kind Of work. Has good handwriting and
speaks German. Please address "M. S." this
office. ap13 lS+
ENTANTED-AT HoUsToN'S EMPLOYMENT
Wv Office, Fourth street, one door south of X
ALL KINDS OF HELP, Male and Female.
Particular attention paid to supplying families
and hotels witt help, FREE OF CHARGE. ap13-lm
NANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO
w do the Cooking, Washing, Ironing and
general hOusework in the family of an Army Officer
The family consists of two grown person, nurse
girl and little boy. To competent and reliable
woman permanent home and good wages will be
given. Apply with references and full particulars,
to CAPT. A. w. C0RLISS, Eighth U. S. Infantry,
Fort MeDermit, Nevada. ap3-2w'
NNAKE NoTlCE,-BANK BOOKS AND AC-
Il counts against the Capital Savings Bank either
in small or large amounts bought by NJ. J Sim
mons, Auctioneer, 4l2 street. between Fourth and
Fifth. mrSo-tf
A NYoNE IN MED OF RELIABLE BOOK
IA keeper, Copyst or Correspondent in English,
French or German, for a few hours a day, may be
accommodated by addressing calling at HENRY
FUCHS, No. 529 X street, Sacramento. Best of city
references given. mr27 1p1m
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PUBLISHED BY THE
sacramento Publishing Company.
WIN. III. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication ONCE, Third st., bet. J and X.
rE n.nY REcoRn.uNIoN
Aayert,.inx rates In Daily Record.Union

eente line for each insertion
Advertisements Of Situations Wanted Houses to Let
Eociety Meetings. ETC., of FIVE LINES or LESS will be
Inserted In the DAILY RKcoRD-UNIoN as follows:
1no 20 cents
One week 7b cent.
6evep words to constitute lima
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THE WEEKLY UNION

THE WEEKLY UNION
Published In Semi-weekly psrtsl
Is issusd on Wednesday and Saturday Of each week
comprising Eight Pages In each issue Sixteen Pages
each we K, and Is the cheapest and most desirable
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific coast
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Reno is to have a national bank.
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70 LEASE.

A HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE. -.
~ Twenty six good steady boarders, with iE;;
har and grocery store attached All doing a ".
good business Rent $50. Only responsible persons
need apply Inquire Of CARL STRoBEL, No 321
i street Sacramento apl4l2ts
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SACRAMENTO, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 1e 1880

Mr. JOHNSON moved to increase the wages of the
employees Of the State Capitol building and grounds
ON sl2 1000 to s1S900 this being the amount neces
sary to pay the extra employees authorized by the
Legislature. Lost.
Mr.. Brown moved to allow the porter to the
Clerk Of the Supreme Court $500, instead of $780,
year. Adopted
whereby his amendment relative TO employees was
lost. Carried, and the amendment lost-ayes Is,
noes IL.
Recess
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Advertisements of five lines in this department are
cents or 75 cents per week.
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FOR SALE,

TTNHAT FINE RESIDENCE, LOT 5, THIR- - -
teenth, between and streets Two n,
story Frame Dwelling Eight Rooms, hard III
finished with all modern improvements. Will be
sold cheap, as owner wants to go East. Rents for
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FOREIGN NEWS,

Escape OF COnvicts.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 18th. A large
number OF convicts deported to Saghalien in
1879 have escaped There are still 1000 con-
victs there.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.

Sacramento as second class matter
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Fraudulent Conduct.

CHICAGO, April 15th.-It is stated that
David Lewith, a jew of pleasant address,
who is an old resident and been speculator
and cigar dealer by turns, has disappeared,
leaving fraudulent debts behind him to the
amount of nearly $1,000 His frauds are in
the nature of forgeries on Leopold Mayors
bank and on the Prairie State Loan and Saw
ings Bank. He has also made collections for
two or three firms here, tor which he has rem
dered no account. He is past the prime of
life. and has daughter in Australia, whittier
be is supposed to have gone.
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RESIDENCE, CORNER TWENTY FOURTH AND
streets. Lot s0x160 New House, Five Rooms,
hnrd Il ished. good barn, etc.
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The Sew Jersey Forrest Fires.

MERTON IN. j. April 18th. -Bricksbure
reports that the forest fires in that section
have burned over tract of 600 square miles
Thousands of acres were burned over in the
neighborhood of the village of Toms River.
Most of the wood land burned is cedar, and
the loss is estimated at 81 600 ner acre
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

By Mr.. FELroN-Resolved, That the Governor
cause to be prepared statement for the use of the
next lie islature, showing the amount of outstand-
ing swamp land warrants. Adopted.
BY Mr.. EsTEE-Resolution in reference to extra
pay for the Clerk of the Sergeant Arms Re-
ferred.
BY Mr.. FINLAYsoN- Protesting against the discon-
tinuance OF Wells, Fargo & Co.'S litter. carrying
service Adopted
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corner Thirteenth and J streets Inquire at No
1922 II street. apl4-lwF
TUREISHED ROOM To RENT, IN A VERY
desirable part of the city. Suitable for two
young men, and can have the privilege of boarding.
Must come well recommended. For particulars,
inquire No 1911 n street. apl3-1w*
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NEW YORK, April 15th.-The steamship
5aidnto, from the Mediterranean, reports
that April 9TH, in latitude So 1S, longitude
40' 35. she spoke the steamer Spar, from
Southampton for the West Indies, with 212
passengers, who had her shaft broken and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-09
Gaceta de hoy.

Nombrado alcalde de Toa-alta ell
que 10 era de Toa-baja D. Jose R.
Carpena.
Ell 81 del corriente tendra lu-
gar en- la Secretarfa del Gobierno
General la subasta del suministro de
pan, rancho y cafe para los confna-
dos del preside provincial.
-Nombrado ayudante de campo
del Excmo. Sr. Captain General ell
coronel graduado teniente coronel
D. Luis Quijano y Font, y a sus in
mediatas ordenes ell de igual claSe
D. L1cas Gimenez Mestre.
-Estan vacantes las escriban(as
de actuaciones de Juana-Diaz, Toa-
alta y Hato-grande.
Los billetes del sorteo que ha
de celebrarse ell 7 de agosto Sc en-.
tregaran en- esta forma en- los dias
10, II, 13, Ia y l5 del corriente
los 10000 concedidos con la rebaja
del 4 pa. del l6 al 20 los apartados
y ell 80 los sobrantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-09
4 los mlambros del pariido conssrvador.

Con permiso de la autori-
dad he resuelto convocar por
conducto del BoLETIN 4 todos
los sefiores que pertenezcan al
partido conservador para que
Sc sirvan asistir sin falta ell do
mingo III del corriente, & la una
della tarde, d una reunion que
tendra lugar en- los salones del
Casino Espafiol con ell objeto de
tratar asuntos importantes de-
partido. Espero que mis- dig.
nos correligionarios honraran
con su presencia esta reunion
juzgo necesarias las luces
peracion de todos y cads
4AU:
Mis- muchos quehaceres M
me permiten nacer invitaciones
personales.
Todos quedan invitados pol
este conducto.
Puerto Rico, Julio 6 de 1880
Pablo Ubarri.
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Ell REPARTO GENERAL

Son tantas las atenciones que Pc
san sobre esta redaccion que aun nc
hemos podido dedicar un ratio al
estudi> TO que con fecha L:
del actual public6 ell Sr. Alcalde y
que copiamos en- nuestro ndmero
del 4.
Dificil es por demas la mission del
periodista. lSe intenta una negocia-
cion ruinosa como la de Ponce? Pues
hay que tratar de ella SO pena de
que soto poce Sc olga que ell BoLETTN
ha sido comprado, aunque ell hacerlo
cueste muchos dias de estudio y nos
capte la enemistad de muchos inte-
resados. iSe hace por la prensa
habanera tai propaganda contra nues-
tro tabaco que al fin consigue cerrar
los puertos cubanos q dicha hoja
Pues Ell BoLETIN tiene que sostener
rudos debates con sus companeros
de la Habana, convirtiendo en- ad-
versarios q sus antiques amigos. sin
que nadie Sc 10 agradezca. Sc trata
de la Gaia de Ahorros? Pues 81 ell
BoLET1N no combate ell despojo Sc
dice que no representa- la opinion
p1blica. Y Sc crea nuevos adversa-
rios. SSe trata de la quiebra del
Sr. Igaravidez? Pues 81 ell BoLETIN
por falta de datos, 8 porque conside-
re que no debe ser objeto de discu'
slon ffblica un asunto que esta s'eb
Judace, no naSlo de ella, la calumnia
dice quedamente que al deudor ha
cohechado al BoLETIN para quo calle,
como 81 en- Puerto Rico hubiera
bastante dinero para sobornar d pe-
riodistas que estiman mas su honra
que todos los bienes de la terra.
Digamos de paso que los que hemos
perdido cantidades de consideration
en- giros tomados bajo la garantfa de
la 6rma de d. Leonardo Igaravidez
no debemos en- manera alguna con-
sentir que ell deudor sea declarado
en- concurso sino en- quiebra, pues
aparte de que ell concurso es. en-
nuestro concepto, ell arte de no pa
gar nunca, no convene q los conner
ciantes perder ell derecho claro, ter
minante y expedite que les da ell
C6digo de Comercio para meterse
en- ell laberinto de la costosa y lenta
legislation civil. 81 no cabe un ar
reglo amis:oso, debe venir la quie-
bra con todas sus consecuencias y no
81 concurso, que no fue ell hacendado
sino el comerciante ell que vendi6
los giros protestados en- Londres. Y
continuamos.
81 ell Ayuntamiento, q consecuen-
cha de haber prodigado ell dinero
municipal en- lazaretos einservibles,
Ell hospitales insostenibles, en- au-