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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28

Several years ago Blaine said some
thing In . speech that Conkling did not
like. and notwithstanding all advances
and efforts on the part Of Blaine. the
royal Roscoe has nsvsr forgiven him.
and will not BE- ooneiliated. He .hss
worked against him ever since. Blaine
il nov Secretary Of State. and next door
to President OF the nation. Conklins 10
In . very bad state. politically. and next
door 10 nobody. he has bsdaubsd his
own nest with tar and set down in Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28

Edwin Booth and family sail for home
On the 18Th Of june. he returns In Au-
rust. Mr.. Mccullough slss returns 70
America n August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
Tho Kansas Liquor Prohibition Law
Unconstitutional.

LrAvKxwoarz. Nay 2s.-Ia . test
case regarding the prohibition law In the
County Court, Judge Cropisr decided
that the Consultation cannot prohibit.
bot only regulate. the sale Of liquor for
mechanical, scientific or medical pur'
poses. Inasmuoh - the Law undertook
to prohibit the sale OF an article which,
under the amendment. Il could only reg.
ulats, ID was unconstitutional and the
Act was therefore imperative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28

General Grants railroad contract has
BEEN approved BY the Mexican govern
mont. and he and Captain Eads Left the
City Of MEXICO yesterday for New Or
llama.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28
sH.sIpArs -CaooKEDnEss.

Warren ]. Sheridan, Of our Storey
county Commissioner, has bssn pfsssns-
Cd BY the Grand Jury for mslfssssnes IN
ONCE. In fact. 1t looks a. though no
was detected In stealing tho sum OF
thirty eight dollars OF the peoples
money. Charity ID said to cover . null
ti,uds Of sins, and this sin was evidently
committed under The disguise Of charity.
Nobody. however. who knows ''Shsrry"
personally and intimately. believes that
In this matssr hs naturally tried 10 stall
the sum Of thirty-sisht dollars irom
Storey county. Il 10 . bad business
proposition. II would not pay TO risk
losing the salary Of the Once for 20
small Q sun. Unless more and greater
financial ~dsialcations or ofacial mall
fsasanes are discovered In connection
With this and oorroborstivs Of It. shsri-
dan 10 not guilty. II he wishsd to
steal he would 60 In for more than
shirty.sieht dollars. His style 10 not
that Of . petty larceny thief. II he Il .
Democrat.
Bsing . "broth Of . boy" and esnsr.
ally loose and slouohy In small business
mattsrs. the chances are that he got
thipes . little MIXED on this proposition.
When Il was detected and mentioned to
him. he very promptly handed out the
coin. % that the county IL no loser. but
that 10 not the thing. II Il vas . theft
or . blundsr IL 10 equally ~insxcusabls.
and Il NO credit TO his qualifications -
County Commissioners, or to those who
elected him to the Office. No such stupid
blundsrsr or petty larceny thief II want
ID in that position, especially in the
present depressed state Of public finances.
But Sheridan 10 numerous miles away
at the present time. BY requested and
specially granted psrmission Of the
Board. Al soon 90 be hears Of this. he
win dosbtlsss promptly return and sx.
plain. II not. he 10 perhaps more guilty
than a present supposed. At any rate.
hs has shown poor capacity for the
ONCE. and should Be promptly super.
ssdsd BY somebody else. When he re-
turns. he can doubtless put . very
different face upon this ~bad-lookin0
AFFAIR than 10 ct present shown. He has
many friends Who all hope and bslisvs
he can do 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-28

TrsnsferS. Issuss Commercial and Tnsvslsu'
Credits. This bank has special f~scilities for
dealing In bullion. ~
, 1881-03-27
THE GERMAN SYSTEM.
How Bismarck Has Throttled Prog.
ress-No Advancement Towards Freer
Institutions.

reAS-No Advancement Towards EfeeT
1n.rttutfonr.
Mr. Tors Trih7.o-
Bismarck,s contemnt for parliamentary in
stlsaIohs Is 'llustratea W MS perem'ptofy re-
fnsal to allow the Reichstag to discuss the
cost OF including Altoona in the Customs
IInjon. He b1untlv informs the Deputy who
,..a n,..e,oI 49, - 49,, f,,,,dsxor.a. ~;,r,,+
H4a lent4"aeo "1''A VI e440 1unu"n.cn'a4 4aSns
OF that oody 10 control supplies, mat lne doV-
ernmellt also has rights, and these he intends
to unholtl acaiust interference from this and
fnt,r, p.r,i..,pnt. rrna ranrrani7ation of
parties has no terrors tor him. Tor ne lnvaFl.
ably gains by any reat]ustment OF political
forces. Nor is he unwilling to subject his
action tn constitutional tests for uo ona
1-n,,rs 60 wall 10 he: hov l;tt1a roaI rowa7
Auo"s ~ WI 10 'o ~" 1 ~" ~ ~.
was conferred upon tue Ac'cnstaS oy tnaa
Imperial charter.
Tile German Empire is union Of feder-
eat oh,a,,,to - o,.+to-st,.; ,,,oa ",,.
uA'lnE a1Aloss sosoiu]e aas1oi'1s III ""' nao
diplomacy, and with central Legislature
vested win quasi privileges rAther t1ian SUD
Slantlai power III nome ad1hlnis!ra1lon. Inc
Federal council mas me privilege OF ap~
pointing coln1hlttees when can MAKE gener-
ai sugecs1ons Ill regard 70 lne various Ut
parlmentS OF ADMINISTRATOR these COM
mltlees 10 not nave anything more than az,
|lsory functions, real power oelnS EXERCISED
ny the neads ot 1eparsments VINO are 2p~
polnteu oS tne Emperor hlmseH. II Mhe
manner. tue Diet y aomlnatls tested VIA
the prlylleges OF 1reedoli o1 ocoate, nsht
OF petltlon!hs, ana ,ieglSial1tt !nuepeN''
, 1881-03-27
SUBURBAN.



The seniors OF tho Medical and Law De
partments Of the University came up from
Chicago yesterday, and were entertained BY
the seniors Of the Liberal ARTS Department.
There were about hundred Of tho visitors,
and, under the guidance of President Oliver
Marcy, they nlade tour Of inspection Of the
University buildings in Evanston. The
Woman's College, University Hall, the Libra.
tied. In the evening the three senior CLASSES,
together with the Faculties OF the different
departments, were received and entertained
~ most pleasing. manner by President and
Mrs. Marcy at their residence on the corner
Of 'Chicago avenue and Church street. "A
supper was served in due time, and nt its end
members Of the three classes Were called
upon by Dr. Marcy to respond to toa5ts. The
remainder Of the evening was spent III social
converse, and the students returned to the
city On the As train.
An audience of not far from Thousand
gathered in tile Methodist Church Friday
evening, and listened to fine musical pro-
gram, given under the direction of Prof.
Oren L. Locke, lof the Conservatory Of
Music. There was present Mr. Adoiph
Liesegang's orchestra Of forty pieces, which
was very loudly appiauded, especially il the
rendition of the !'Spconl hungarian Rhap-
sody." "under the leadership OF Nj. Liesegang,
which was encored, and the overture will
ldti 1Glls WHICH WIS IEN ny IT0I. LOCKE
The soloists were cordially received. Misses
Jessie Hardy, vocalist and Grace Thompson,
pianist gave some finished selections. Mr.
e. II. Hutchins. the cornetIst WIS loudly ell
cored. Mr.. 2. G. Lutkin on the piano. with
string orchestra accompaniment, played with
great expression. The concert was, OIL tho
whole, the best that Evanston has had
Mr. George 1de has been brought forward
as candidate for the Village Clerkship, ana
will probably. secure the nomination.
A testimonial entertainment will be given
to Miss Evelyn Browne next Tuesday even
ing at the Baptist Church, under the airec-
ton Of some of her Evanston friends, the oc-
caslon being her debut rs public reader.
Miss Browne has been long known in the
community as lady of good mind and heart.
Her reputation as q reader in select circles
will draw her il good audience.
Bishop McLaren administered the rite of
confirmation at st. Marks Episcopal Church
Thursday afternoon.
The Rev. 4. J. Scott will preach this morn
Inc and evening in the Congregational
church.
Tie Rev. George R. Pierce will preach at
the usual hours in the Baptist church to-day.
The Rev. Frederick S. Jewell will preach
this ln0rning and evening in St. Marks Epis-
copal Church.
The Rev. George G.. Noyes, D. D., will
preach this morning and evening in the Pres
byterlan church.
The Rev. A. ". Patten will preach this
morning and evening in the Methodist church.
, 1881-03-27


Ting Lang Ho, an educated Chinarcan, writes
as follows: according TO the teaching OF Con-
fucius no conversation mu6t be carried On at
table,. This precept Of Confucius, disagreeabla
though it must seem to many, prevents many
emharrassnonts at table,-namely, ones be ing
Interrupted when he tries to speak ut table, and
the boIsterousuess With which some carry on
conversauon Mt table. Chinese etiquct requires
all to begin to eat at tho same time but each one
before be begin" to eat generally saFs, Let us
begiu,' which Is accompanied by 4 gesture with
the chopshcks- In finishing ones monl, tho
same gesture -1s used, but not the same
words. He says then to those who aro still eat
Ing, Do not be in haste 1t fs customary tor
the elders to help the younger to those dishes
Which be cannot reach, but In receiving etiquez
requires him or her TO r;se-, In sitting at Chi
nese table neither ones body nor his dress must
touch the table, and great strfotuess in regard to
ones position Is enforced. It Is not according to
Chinese etiquet to look around when one is eat-
ing, nor to stare ut one another. Hrnlarks made
on the food and tho su1ackfng ones lips ar8 {l'm
sorry to say allowable in Chinese etiquet- Tho
chopstfcks, when one Is rot using them, must DC.
dicular to the apoon. According to Chinese
, 1881-03-27

was discovered soon afte1wartiin in Blrlcage va TX.
Toward the end or February u man, dressed 9 a
bullock urover, was apprehended u the Pad
capped criminal from Hull. In his they wera
mistaken, but the contrast prese nted between
his dress and his bearing led them to make
further inquiries before releasing him. and In
the result he identified as the N issing cIer-
gyman. 1t appeared that on tho day or bis ar-
rival In London from llmiusterM Mr.. Speke went
by rai! to Rasingstoke, afterunrd IN nkfng bis
way on foot to the southwest OF England He
bought the rewspapsEs every day 70 rend what
Ing Of walking through Wales to Liverpool,
there to take passage in steamer bound for
New York. Mr.. Spoke was Il brother Of Capt.
and was descended FROM good old Somerset
shire family .,
, 1881-03-27

-
| ton of rent-paying being SO general in the
| West OF Ireland as is represented. But, At
any rate, the objects of coercion were i'll
course of attainment, and every new days
experience tended to
RENDER THAT KIND OF LEGISLATION UN>
NECESSARY.
The expectation, therefore, that the obnox-
ious Arms bill would be abandoned was quite
reasonably founded. Even tile Conservative
paper, the Standard, gave vent to these ex-
pectat1ons several days ago, and to-day not
only condemns the Government for disap-
pointing them, but goes the length OF con-
demning its own party for giving the Gov
ernment their support. Tue circumstance is
UNDUE, aud curiouslY illustrates the
situation. The "Conservatiye party have
made a. great mistake.'' says this
Conservative journal, and have played
needies1y into the hands of their enemies by
not resisting tho Introduction Of the Arms
sary."
III the light Of this general sentiment, and
the considerations on which it rests, the ac-
ton Of the Government has all the appear
anee Of being grat9itous, arbitrary, md
The. conduct Of those members Of
Parliament, also, who did not turn
their sentiments into votes, wears
a look Of cuWaruice and Inconsistency. And
what Is to be thought of the conduct Of the
them, OF more than sixty, are. Honle-Rulers
Some Of these are ayoWed Nationalists. Yet
among them all not thirty votes could
he mustered last night against the Govern
ment motion Of urgency. The minority Of
figure By the votes OF ten English Radicals.
That minority, on the motion for the first
reading OF this admittedly despotic Arms
bill, actually dwindlcd down to twenty-six! :!
l mention these facts because they point un-
owed, but HOW visible to all The stars in
their courses
HAVE FOUGHT AGAINST TIE LASD-LEAGuE-
It's motives may be unselfsh, its aims jnsti-
fable, and much OF its work pllianthropic;
but it has failed to gain the hearty confidence
thousand pounds sterling come to its ex-
cl,equer every week from Anerica,-the gel-
erors donation Of warnl-lleartcd, hard-work-
ins, and expatriated people;. but it might rs
we'll be thrown into Lake Michigan for any
real good the Land League are likely to do
with it for the poor country OF Ireland, un~
less they reconsider their course. Unless
they do that their opportunity for good
will be gone, and the Land League itself BE-
come name. The course Of the League has
tended to lead the Irish tcnantry into false
positions, where its organization and its
money are powerless. Mr.. Parnelps stock
advice to thb people, tor example, has been
to pay no rent above certain sum; and that
was surely bad advice considered merely as
a matter of potcy-unlcss he could secure
them from eviction, the consequence of
non-payn:cnt The same thing las to be
said Of the advice lie. gave at Clara
the other day, that tenants about to be
before, so that the landlord would not be able
to turn cattle to graze on it. Now, such
, 1881-03-27

the three sisters died, leaving will that tholr
missing heirs Tor certain term OF years. and
that at the expiration OF thar time It was to 70
it is suld that Mr. Augur finds himself in pussrs-
sion CT the handsome sum Of El00tUOO, and That
he goes South to take possession OF it in few
days,
, 1881-03-27

For the toilet and the bath use Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. 1t purities and bcautifies- Avoid coun
teFfefta.
, 1881-03-27

Hop BItters has restored to sobriety and health
perfect wrecks from intempcrxace. ..:*.'.
, 1881-03-27

Wfnchesrer:x E1ypophosphites
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lungs,
bronchitis, and general debility Establtahed
tWeQry~One years.
, 1881-07-09

In tho estnto Of George Armour, tho will WINS
proven and admitted to recard. Lctturs teata-
nlollsilry wuro Issued to llnrbnr, Arg,uur aud
Wiltam D!eklgsns,, and tho!r Individual bond III
$i,Okl0oo wns approved. Lenvo 10 Etvcn to
Alexander (1eddes md E,twnrs1 Buckingham to
petition fur fstters tnsthlhol,tHry.
IN Thu tistnte Ut Charles Il. LDuns, 1rttar4 nj
administration 10 Collect WGre laAttud to ,ntnos
F. kGlncr. N.la TITS llunt for $!lJJ was Improved.
In tte cstRtu Ut Jacu0 S9tienk. lutt1ra ur ntl-
tnaNfalrsttOn Wern issued to Rusa kcsh,nK. Tho
estato IL yaittctl II, Abuut $50. .'.
IN tic ostAte III Jub ": Handy. tottors nf atl-
inlut4sl'.tion were issI,tal t ChAr!lH Il. SAwyor.
Tic bhtato wh1 valued ut about $.W.
, 1881-07-09

:. "A judRmont by confession In fnrotblo lptni1cr
was entered mp nYatnst Alnry Cdso fn fayur Of
D. iIUbart fills for tho possession nf No. SIS
Wabash Ayontlc.
Tho flt1.l1.lo CompRny began suit for $l,G00
nRunst ClriuH Il. Ctl.,k.
fur 3l,aN.
:: lii1urt Morrison brought suit to recover
g. lUu IT C1lrtGs u. niCu, Stephen 4. Dntu, ant
Juhn X. Smith.
Henry u. scclye commenced M action In tres.
pasa llKainAt thu Ehacarl & urtnt Western linit-
r0ad Lalil Company. iAymy dumaxus ut xaJ,uO0.
, 1881-07-09

John ftSan aud Herman uurlina wera trlod for
robbery a,d neIu,ttc1. ."
Frank fIar1cp WIS trtod for robbery, md
found ruIlty md under nHe.''
jnnlGs ll0nner nnd Bridget homer woro on
trlni for cruelty tu u Guild. -
, 1881-07-09
CITY I3ElfL JtS7,d 7'|:.

Mas!tl!kt,n..tt.:. ,.,,,,,,,,, ,,...... 80
HuSlaNr1 I't"l'IHrrI,SniTIl DfFIsHJS-lM
n. ,,.,, riinrt.in
r. ihmrs tnh"lt iuIHnIY "hM ltrtn' Sna. 1IA
%u - >A~' te'~"Vh s'"'1'Ath "d Waah'
WGsUaa'htt ht..tn,.n. t..,;.. ,.. ...
ff.sna .;sH sWni. HHEAanlAt. htlHta
att:nnHH Il! m.H y - ~ 1Est
inHs H. srS crNer NJ University
r."thEi SHhi ~ .hsi 1'Jt.y H"H' st'r"h MN.. -
"co'H'''a t"ofEiHnh,snrHnHIh iHnh,snrHs, ,nSHHE,IIh HVls!ta-US.
a,,,c..+ etxiu, =, t.st LILY Ky.
s"1"h east 'r''f'e ~ font annth vi For-
trstx,,n~ ..xtp, ,-..t s.,,,,. ., ,.
nmd III rri.,t,s1s iss 'f""t' "'t"eoh VHn Hnfeh
WV tSurIr,.rI:r XIV ..ruM,ss'' -.s,a, .,.,,,..
ft,lrty.,lrat.st,. jqlsrp. .outhvo.t ,o,,.+ TIA.
bastl.UY. 't ~
Thirty -frst-at talxn, northwest r,rner
Hluth 1ffHftEh EncnHu Kasur, Iii f,pt t,IriiIwust
, 1881-07-09

JUn0E W1El.tAit8t}N-S0. S'X| on trial, and Or
tu5yuueht Df prisOncrs.
, 1881-07-09
tJUIl[3At ftCTE,

JUD(3M ttSTR.
surERInR --cs,XYEssInSs-Sandfortl III.
Ddrtun va Stuph3n WInans, S633.E1
,1uuuh 1Any-Ateon Dup!ussla vs.. Warren A.
Wels, *.:S7.l5. :.
, 1881-07-09

Juno. :Wik..iAatsoS.-Sos, 1,Ifl, 1850, 1,5s0,
l5El. t.5la, and l,5t7.
JyDan GAnnSEn-S0s. l,6ls, Lou, l,110, Lib,
l,lOS. tU2G, ,1st, uIlt I,4a1.
, 1881-07-09


judge 1,todgott was onRagod ull day yeatcriny
10 tho general cn1i OF his doekots. lilo called
through tho chauoery docket. n,id discussed or
struck fran tho tlucket lo3 cascss and nlso tho
law docket, d!smssn9 t05 casrs. To-day Ito will
call through tho District Court iAckut. mud nll
cnaes In which nis stops hHvD been tak9iI fur
ychr Will bG t!isnaso1. -.. .,.-
J.nlgo Gary Will bo III court to hoas fnouons
in tic 'cl nasc ur lsfn.arl F. Crawford aaainst
Wilbur +. sturay ct'MnKt nt reiuo % w.ta taEGn NJ
cult Court. This w,,a NJ .ttion tu recover tIl.
OOJ damages fur connecting tho p1nntlH With
tho EAry scandal III IL rory unpleasant why.
, 1881-07-09
THE COURTS.
The Tob;n Murder Case tndefin"
lily Postponed.
New Suits, Judgments, ETC., In
the Courts Yesterday.

TIE TDHIN TlkIA14S
Tho James 1ohin murtlcr-trial ramo to sud-
den and unexpected en,l yesterday tnoruIlK bu-
, fore Judge Gardner HtAtoa.Attorney Mlfls,
uupn Tho uponlrx Of on,Irt, aDnuunce.l his
readiness to rruvo that ''fotti ut,i Ills friends
bud spirited away two Important wllnnsscs and
upon tho strength Of thla, IA had alreatly lseen
forc4hu.lowed III thnao cuhimns, no ns&at that
tho eyllonee Ut Tho w,tnossos In question .nken
boforo tho Coronor's jury 10 ,ttttnlttcl. Sumo
dispute tnowutl ~ 10 whusher tho evidence Or
the law putnt should tirat bu presented,
but It wns anutltnlly ngrees1 flnally Tint
tho admissiltllty ut tho prol,nsch cyldonco
should be lrst passed. upon, whcreupo II tho
COUNSEL presented my number ut nutt critics
on iilu subject. pcndIuR tho discussion, hnw4
evcr, 0eosge ". Downing, 0na Ut Tue Jurors,
was announced rs quite sick, md scycrn utl1ors
were nbuut prostrHtal frum tho etluots Ut
the haat. mud upon DR.. Dtuthnrdt prc-
sentlnx tho fnuts to tho Court ths Jury was dis.
chnrYcd nild tho eAso continued. Tho tic ftsHlnht
and his counsel both txrec1 tn tho disc hnrNn OF
tho Jury. 80 NJ trnult1 can Hrnw nut nf sho ".
corruption Ut tho proceedings. !n fnet, bnta
sllcs seetn tn clntin victory t,r advantage, tho
defensc hartlorlnx tic eA TINT Inn viii h9 ~
their advantage. and the prosecution that tnoy
can botter try tho tasc wIiun thu WcntAer grows
COLLIER.
, 1881-07-09

= HUIllDI4NttuDI4t 4t1!tJItIttLb. =. ,
.ITQN ;. sA1.ErtiNY QUANTITY OF
stssst tvIlss :;.,, lsas sotq Apply ~ 9
, 1881-07-09
1j1pIs S.thE-li i. $. D]!EYEa & c

TOR SALE-10 ACRES NEAR NEW
- CA!cHgp. Burlington i QUINCY cnrxtlUps. Ut bur-
Enin. HEallY MALi.tstk. III. W UeAr0nsil.sL
, 1881-07-09

SIsW:IN1 lIxlClIINl;!s.
11Oit nALE-AT.@EEKYsLp LOW rI!lCES-
- hxly " ~ tuts. bsat matEs VI .Mlnx t1aehIMcs.
many nSaTtf new. !atH. !t0n iu9Eltss III 11Gi,HXu
III tha Mtiesx 4lpbt AtsnlpHti!i &sltnlne sinx
, 1881-07-09

ITO : EXCllANGE-~GO0D' a IMPROVED
G. Il An1 uNiMpfuyatl tuEula xnd eAsh GuF s4ocky UI
gGUdss also ntafchun1iss ~ sTy tn4 IL Sxtl9lxl
Lux u, Milford, ". -,
, 1881-07-09

"uo ~ I0pES"1He& 1VPeF GtHt P4la uuHH, 0Hu Gnl-
lns for full warranty deud Ut ioss IIonry orsveu
Subdivision <vsst Of Cottaxo oroye.nv,}, ,iu N. Il.
Sec. u. ~. H." on payment In cash, wsllln GO dry.
FROM date, OF " par cent Ut tho psloa herewlh at.
tachels'
No, lie! 70 H@,o,s @ = Ejxlai goath Park:av. 49,. ~
NO. 2.Luila il GlotE i. s59 iii seusi i'art.nY., ~.
ftvnt. beswusn Thlrly.lrat al,d thirty . .
No. issa&'.'t Ssse 1t {snS Es sSS; ari;;, @
No. S9 sS@s fssa' aSSsS sSS m
NO. III Il. nlssi ;x iii; yoti ia:t:s;. 'a''
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No ss isR s,G IT, i;Sn; f;
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No. !SE t@Sas EIask . ;;;;;os;:sy S
~, >, ft1ht les ff3nt eqo
4fOpt, p$S $fuHL TOO Mp0
, 1881-07-09

is INTRODUCED IN. THE Call, OF
nEAi. ESTATE EEliT1F1CAVEg
, 1881-07-09


A Oult.ENSAFEVi BOILER CANNOT
&A e4H!ud8i sSas n!ust ttuaus tus ieast ADnsy Hnd
l4AAtAltllty higstx9t,sAaI w lhEss years safycv
NtA9u. tsatra EA4tgasss and staatu Assra A,Slts1
" nxhMilAU, Dr: yaM4 TOR descriptive circular t1
aiui.l.l:x sAfEFY .hulLEl! EtArANv Sliess.
SNnlt. .'
, 1881-07-09

SITUATION WANTED-ASSAL
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A GOLDSAlD, LOAN OFFICE, % EAST
IA. AIAdtsUn-ak tlcunsed,. Established INA lila.
nionu ttukur aud bulllun uealur Cash patd for bIt
gold Ald silver llnu0ldg, peHfIs. etG, utc culuFudJ
kr1nch tf3lt LartA,cr-st.. beaver. ,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-02-16
To>-no. Fahr1,arv 15tb

Wool The first series Of Colonial Wool sales tins
wear have opened 1t will comprise 297 ,o90 bales
l32 600 Port Phillip, 67,o0o Sydney, ~ Adelaide,
&c, 900 Cape and 10000 New Zealand. forty-eight
thousand bales were sold tonight principally Aus
tralian and Cape. The attendance was large and
competitiou fair The prices of these descriptions
showed a decline OF half penny for greasy, and
fully a penny for secured, as compared with the
closing rates OF the last series.
LIVERPOOL, February 18th.
WHEAT-Good to choice California, 9s Sd TO 90 I'd.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-02-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A
Iced of Trust. dated the 7th day of MAY,
1877, executed by PAUL II. B0GGS, and his wife,
EVELtNE T. BOGGS, to ED. R. HAMILTON and
W P. COLEMAN, Trustees, and Recorled in Book
No Sc of Trust Deeds at Page 169 and TO lowing
fornia and on application OF the Sacramento Bank,
corporation, holder OF the Indebtedness secured to
be paid by said Deed OF Trut, and for default on
the payment thereof will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for U. S. gold coin, on
WEDNESDAY the 23d day of FEBRUARY 1881,
of the Court house door, in the city OF Sacl amento
State of California, the following described real
property, with the improvements and appurtenances
thereto belonging, to wit Swamp Land Surveys
Nos. 551 and $50, and that part of Swamp Land
Survey No. 535, bounded as follows: Beginning at
the southeast corner OF said Survey No. 535 ;
running thence north, one hundred and sixty rods ;
thence west, forty-eight rods thence south. one
hundred and sixty rods; and thence east, forty
eight rods to the place of beginning: Also. that
part of Swamp Land Survey No. 555, bounded as
follows Commencing at the southwest corner Of
said Survey No. 555, the north bank of Mayberry
slough; running thence north, to the northeast
corner of P. H. Bogg5 land, and running thence
north, 20 100 chains to stake; thence north,
So 30 east chains, to the bank OF Mayberry slough
thence down said slough to the flood gate; thence
southerly along ditch to Mayberry slough; thence
down said slough to the place OF beginning, except
ing therefrom AZ acres heretofore conveyed to d. G.
Perry, and ~ 2S100 acres conveyed to Balch L.
Chamberlain, and 25 95-l00 acres conveyed to
Frederick Boggs and 26 Sc 100 acres, conveyed to
William Lermond, and 10 acres conveyed to NJ. P.
McCourtney, and 20 acres conveyed to John Ever
ling, and 40 acres conveyed to A. j. Little, situate
in the county of Sacramento, State Of California.
January 81, 1881.
ED. R, HAMILTON, Trustees
W. p COLEMAN, iiu''ees'
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