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CITY BOIL.

No. 277-Against C. W. Alexander and the east
half of lot Z, II and /, Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets in the city Of Sacramento, and improve
ments State and county tax, 81 so; Drainage Dis
trct No. tax, 80 cents costs, 80 cents; total tax
and costs, %.
No. 2s1-Agsinst Asa P Andrews and the east
quarter OF lot T. and L, Second and Third Streets
in the city of Sacramento, and improvements and
personal property. State and county tax, s27 80 !;
Drainage District No. tax, 81 %; costs, q Al I;
total tax and costs, $50 70.
No. 2s2-Against John W. Armstrong and lot
ard p Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, in the
city OF Sacramento, and Improvements and personal
property. State and county tax $50 50; Drainage
district Ne. l tax, 81 9Sa costs, 50 81 total tax
and costs, $50 SO.
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Unknown Owners In Capital Homestead
Association.

No. 272-Against unknown owners and lot l,
block /, in Capital Homestead Association. State
and county tax, 80 cents; Drainage District No. 1
tax cents; costs, 80 cents total tax and costs,
s5i cents
No. 27S-Against unknown owners and lot g. block
10, in Capital Homestead Association. Staue and
county tax, Is cents Drainage District No tax,
p cents costs, SO cents total tax and costs 81 20
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on fraction southeast quarter OF northwest quarter
section a. township north, range east, contain
ing acres Stat and county tax, "a 50 Drainage
District No tax, III cents costs, 70 cents. Total
tax and costs, s. 10. P. c. Dolan, mortgagor.
No. 615-Against Peter B. Green and mortgage on
south half of southwest quarter section 80 town
ship north range east containing so acres.
State and county tax s. 20; Drainage District No
tax, 90 cents; COSTS II cents total tax nd costs,
So II. John Tomson, mortgagor.
No. 622-AgalnstS. U. Hastings and mortgage on
part of Swamp Land Surveys Nos. 534 and $685. being
in west half of sections and 80, townships and
north, ranges and east containing las
State and .ountY tax, 50 49, costs, 10 cents total
tax and costs, So 81. John Ahern, mortgagor.
No. 623-Against s. c. Hastings and mortgage on
Swamp Land Survey Nos. $40 and 547, containing
461 acres. State and county tax, S2S 60; costs,
81 80; total tax and costs, $50 So VIM. Gavigan,
mortgagOr.
No. 640-Agaiust George Kirby and mortgage on
southeast quarter section 20, township morrill, range
east State and county tax 81 % ; Drainage Dis
trict No tax, cents; costs, 60 cents; total tax
and costs, 81 62t. James Newingham, mortgagor.
No 645-Agalnst c. h. Mack and mortgage n
west hall Of southwest quarter section 30, township
north, range east and east half OF southeast
quarter section 25 township north, range east,
containing $50 acres State and county tax, 50 so
Drainage District No. / tax, % cents; costs, SO
cents; to,al tax and costs, q s5S. l.. X. Davis,
mortgagor
No 646-Against George Mcdonald and mort
gage on east half Of northeast quarter section o.
State and county tax, 81 so Drainage District No.
tax 30 cents COSTS 80 cents; total tax and COSTS
50. S. II Pugh, mortgagor.
No. 656-Against Robert Miller and mortgage on
lot g. U and v Fourth and Fifth streets in the city
of Sacramento. State and county tax, So so;
Drainage District No. l tax, % cents; costs, So
cents; total tax and costs, 81 5S. John Wall,
mortgagor
No. 6G9 Against Edward Piehot and mortgage
on lots to g. S and T, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, in the city of Sacramento. State and
county tax. s. So; Drainage District No. l tax, 22k
cents costs, so cents total tax and costs, So s74
Frank Fargoes, mortgagor.
No e72-Against E. Ray and mortgage on west
half of southeast quarter and east half of southwest
quarter Of section 80, township NORTH range 8
east, containing 160 acres. State and county tax,
Si5 so COSTS g IS; total tax and costs, Si5 %.
Hiram Wiser, mortgagor.
No 67EAgainst Nancy Ready and mortgage on
fractional northeast quarter of section 49, and frsc
tional south half of section Z, all in township 6
north, range east, containing 80 acres. State
and county tax, SIS 20 costs, 81 Al. Total tax
and costs SO 81. L. NJ. Graham, mortgagor.
No. 677-Against Cynthia A. Runyan and mort
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FOR 1901.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sAcRA-
- mento-ss By virtue of and in accordance
with the provisions of Sections S,764, 3765, 3166
and 1857 of the Political Code, will sell all the
property real and personal, hereinafter described
and delinquent for State and County and other
Taxes for the year 1891, in front OF the Court
house door, at the hour Of 10 A. NJ. on
Tuesday, the LIST day of March,
A. ID. 1881,
For gold coin Of the United States, each piece or
parcel so described for the amount of taxes thereto
annexed, together with per cent. and so cents on
each lot piece or tract of land separately assessed
and on each assessment of personal property add
tional thereto and accruing costs.
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Tracts of Land Assessed 10 UnknOw
Owners.

north, range east, containing ~ acres state ana
county tax So "a costs, 81 cents; total tax and
costs, 81 05.
No 2O4-Against unknown owners and west half
of northwest quarter section p, township north,
range east, containing so acres. State and county
tax, SO 40; costs, 81 OF; total tax and costs,
81 IL.
No. 2O5-Against unknown owners and southwest
quarter OF southwest quarter section 70, township
north, range east, containing 20 acres State ana
county tax, SO "a costs, 81 cents; total tax and
C SITS; 81 %.
No. 2O7-Against unknown owners and east half
of southeast quarter section 4, township nerth,
range S east containing so acres State and
county tax, So 20; costs, rs cents; total tax and
costs, 50 90.
No. 20S-Against unknown owners and southwest
quarter section 49, township north, range east,
containing 100 acres State and county tax, So 49,
costs, 81 Is total tax and costs, SI3 81.
No. 209-Against unknown owners and south half
OF northwest quarter section %, township morrill,
range east containing so acres. State and county
tax, So q costs, 81 cents total tax and COSTS
81 O5.
No. 2ll-Against unknown owners and south
west quarter section II, township north, range 5
east, containing 100 acres. State and county tax,
S37 ~ Drainage District No. tax, 81 a costs,
81 "A total tax and costs, 81 3D.
No. 212-AgaInst unknown owners aud southwest
quarter of northwest quarter section 6, township
north range east containing 20 acres. State and
county tax, 81 SO costs, SIS cents total tax aud
costs, 81 Il.
No. 2l3-Agsinst unknown owners and west half
OF east half section o. township north range east
containing 160 acres. State and county tax, 50 "a
costs 81 cents fetal tax and COSTS 81 05.
No. 2l4-Against unknown owners and south half
of northeast quaIter section y, township north
range east, containing so acres. State and county
tax, IS 20 costs, 70 cents total tax and COSTS
s. o6.
No. 2l5-Against unknown owners and west half
section a. township north. range east contain
ing 800 acres State and county tax, $50 so; COSTS
81 81 total tax and costs, 50 81.
unE known and southeast
quarter section "a, township north, range east,
containing 100 State and county tax, $40 30
COSTS 81 02; total tax and costs 81 ~.
No. 217-Against unknown owners and west half
of northeast quarter section "a, township north,
range east, containing so acres State and county
tax, IS 20; costs, 70 cents; total tax asd costs,
IS 90.
No. 21s-Against unknown owners and southwest
quarter OF northwest quarter of section &C. township
north, range east, containing 40 acres State
and county tax, 50 u; costs, 60 cents; total tax
and c-,sts - IS.
y, Ig-sg "a ST Il, Town owners and southeast
q4-,,I :. northeast @rteE OF section %, township
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ornameDtcd walls

Tho preference for white wall and plain
ceilings is fast giving place to nicely designed
wallpaper, which go 50 far toward furnish
ing and decorating our living rooms. Plainly
tinted ,or white walls srasnOt restGul 10 tho
eye, neither do they furnish a good back
ground for pictures or ornaments; they are
cherries and lack the "boom" of taste,
comfort and decorative finish that can DO
made with printed pepper and colors properly
distributed. 1t ia Of Importance in choosing
wallpaper whether it is 10 form decoration
il itself or to become 3 mere background for
pictures Many persons suppose they OK
! hibil tssle when they succeed in getting
eyerytbing III room 10 match or of the same
| hue. This is wrong. II is not always de-
sirable to match either furhitpre or carpets
in choosing wallpaper contrast is As much
to be considered as similarity OF INT. 1t is
| by due appreciation of both contrast and
similarity of colors in a room that artistic
efrec. is attained The ihnumersble patterns
and colora of wall paper now made enables
one TO exercise trejr taste 10 The fullest
extent. Some of the Japanese patterns are
superb. while ns.uro supplies some OF her
bes. elects. Tue most popuEr cQ.o.s arc
in the meuium TO dark shades Of dull reds,
chocolate, olive, sGge, greens tud 0uts.
Blue, and Crews sire not n uch used on walls,
| but take luelr proper pace On ceilings,
Wsl p,pcr need Aos necessarily be expea-
s;ye TO be neat and pleasing, WIN the
sdgi.iop of dsdo aud froiz9 borders fin
i.hed and harmonious effect is produced mat
| Ia ~ xuau n
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stabbed in the Neck.

There was serious cutting Scraps ct
Arlington Monday night, in which saloon
ist by tho namo of Schmidt was stabbed in
the neck byA party named Hsddec. His
wound, which is several iRohes in lsRgth on
the right sido of the neck, is regarded by Dr..
Stevens, the attending physician, as danger
Gus. 1t vas inflicted vita lsrgs-blsdsd
pscket-knife HAdden was drinking st the
time of the difficulty, and was inclined to be
quarrelsoms. He Insisted On gsing out the
bsck door Of the saloon, when Schmidt told
hin that it was licked, and that he would
have 10 60 out by the front door. This
greatly incsnsed Haddea, who attacked him
as already stated. MIR. BledsOe, citizen of
that place, took Hsdden in charge to await
the arrival of an officer and the result of the
wound
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amilisr character for the past three years in
fall the courts of the city, county and state
His bsrglsries and thcfts are numerous, and
in the accomplishment of his villsiny he has
shown himself to be shrewd in the extreme,
and he has proven 6 great pest to the officers.
Owing to his being 80 young he
generally gained ths sympathy of jlriel aRd
the courts, but so bold cid he become in his
operations that the last time he was arraignod
il the district court on the charge of bur
glsry, the jaTy threw away its sympathy aud
fixed his punishment at two years in the
penitantiary. He WAS sent to the convict
camp at Mineola, where no was assigned a
position in the culinary department, but tir-
Ing Of his position few days since, when
the cook had his back turned, he put on hie
hat and left, coming to this city where he
was arrested yesterday by Constable Dean,
and lodged in jail for safe keeping, lie will
be retained to tho convict gang at Mineola.
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Roueanber This.

Now is the time Of year when people suffer
from rheumatism, neuralgia, bruises, Sprains,
frosted feet, and all sorts of pains and aches.
Patterson's Peachstone Liniment has been
used all over tho state for the past year
without single failure to cure II you
have not used this medicine yourself go to
your druggist and ask him of It's wonderful
success among his customers. One apphcs-
ton will relieve the worst case. fyou have
no faith in any medicine just buy sample
bottle Of Pattsr3on's Psachssone Linimeht
for 25 cents and try it. Regular size 6O cts'
aud 81 per bottle. Don't neglect yourself 70
save 25 cents. For sale by all druggists and
bv w. II. PATTERSON Co.,
Ill Lamar street,
Dallas, Texas.
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MIR, schau and his Wife Fail to AEn.
ate:

1t will not do to jump blndfolded, head
long into matrimony. Mr.. G. B. Schau has
tried it on to his great regret, he Iues the
dsy that he speculsted III wife. The affair
has already been published by the press of
this city; now he fell heir to some 81, 200
and engaged Mr.. J. Z. Wolf to get him
farm and wife. The farm was bought, and
MIR. Wolf, in lieu Of some other suitable per
son, furnished him wife in shape Of
his cook, young German girl. For doing
this Mr.. Wolf charged him $l25, ard on
Schsu refusing to pay that amount, Mr..
Woli run an attachment on the money Of
the simple hearted German, which Is de-
posted in bank in this city. Whether Mr..
Wolf has license as marriage broker or
not remains TO be seen. Anyway, after their
marriage they went TO live with a sister of
the brides. The brides sister who is mar
ried, with her husband, put after Schsu to
draw his money out of the bank and bring it
home to keep, but this he positively refused
to do, whereupon his wife, her married
sister and her husband flew ut him and
elected him from the premises in most I'M
ceremoniou5 style. Ho came down in the
city, and securing the services of friend,
went back after his trunks, which they de-
clsred he should not have, but when threat
ened with the law they gave them up. About
5000 in money was in one of the trunks.
Mr.. Schsu says that his wife was inclined 10
be very extrsvagant, and that although he
has been indulgent and kind to her, that she
has refused to act as q loving wife sheuld
towards him. He says that she and her
sister roped him in for an expensive wedding
supper and that she had induced him to buy
her $50 dress and eXpend lot Of money
for other female apparel. Through the
efforts of friend of his the trade for the
farm has been rescinded by his paying ten
dollars forfeit, and he has made up his mind
to live alone hereafter.
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Alleged MAIL Rebhcrs.

Deputy U. S Marshal Traynham arrived
Monday morning from Austin, having
in charge James and N. w. Burditt, charged
with robblng the United States mail of the
stage on the Concho line near Bro wnwood
james Burditt was discharged in the federal
court yesterday, there being no evidence
against him and no indictment found. Newell
Burditt WAS released by the court upon his
recognizsnce. His friends are confident Of
his innocence, and are satisfied that he win
be able to prove an abb.
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1t is estimated that two-thirig of the last
years cora crop Of Te1a3 yet re'nsia; stand
ing in tbs fields. Il is now bringing coed
prices and farmers should take advantage Of
The market. Tho severe winter will ,oou
pass and spring weather with abundant
grass be upoR US, when tbs price will no
doubt be much below tho pragont value CT
this staple. The supply ard demand always
govern prices, and how is the golden ogpor-
tunily TO market it.
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Ancient order of United workmou

The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen convened in this city yes
terday morning at the Knights of Pythias
hall, Grand Master lowell, Of LongTiew,
presiding. So far but few of the delegates
have arrived, though over enc hundred are
expected DO in attendance to-day. The
session will LAST for three or four days.
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Yeur TeIlow.Beings aud their guf
ferinSs.

Yeur Tellow.Beings and their guf-
Ferinss.
There we're services OF the various churches
Sunday, and petitions went up to God for
this, that and the other, asking Him to bless
the people spiritually, etc. This is but meet
and proper, yet while Che christian is look
ing Alofg he should also look where charity
calls below. Ono charitable act is worth all
the charitable prayers, and thoro is need of
the first especially in this city. Dallas has
her moor, and only those who 60 tho rounds
know of the wants and suffering that exist.
While it is right that we give thanks to the
SUPREME Ruler for His blessings, it is also
meet that we should divide those bless
ings with our poverty-stricken, suffering
fellow beings. Never before in the memory
of the Oldest inhabitants has old winter
pointed his icy batteries so determinedly
upon the crowded and exposed ranks of the
poor. There is many parent whose heart
aches for their suffering little ones, for whom
they arc powerless 10 provide comfort;
many little foot without shoe feols the
cruel pinch Of winter, and many be the shiv-
ering forms that lie on, at best, but poor OK
ouses for beds, cold and shivering, with not
even handful of fuel to warm their miseia-
BILE homes. You men of means, when you
gather about your bright fresides, it may be
with your little hocks around you, don't
find increased delight in tho frozen world
outside, but let your charity go out as a ray
of light across barren track OF snow TO the
novels of you4 suffering fellow beings, to
cheer them in their dire distress. open the
door of your hoart ard do deeds of charity
worthy Of the man. This weather is hard
upon the poor; let some one take the, initia-
tive. A contribution box for their benefit,
placed at the corner OF Main and Lamar
streets, or some such convenient point, would
DO good step.
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Deputy United States Marshal, Tom. Ger
rim brought down from Denton yesterday
Burfsrd Kennett charged with imparsouat-
ing an ex-United States soldier and making
q talsa application for pension papers. lie IS
also charged with perjury in swearing in the
same connection. He was lodged in the
county jail to await arragnment in the Uni
tai SlNLes court.
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Pete Bruen, at his oyster aaloon, two dJors
east Of the HERALD Office, is in daily receipt
of these oysters, We unhe5i&tiugIy cay
thsy are the largest, finest and best lsyorsd
ever seen in Texas Go and try them, for
they are aR much ahead of Baltimore uyslers
as q brick house is ahesd Of log cabin with
dirt floor. Aud only twenty-five cents a
dozan, cooked 10 taste.
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Convict Caught.

Albert Jorda1, moke Of scarcely ten
summers, is perhaps the most accomplished
thief of his age in the state. He has been
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NEW YORK.

nav YoRK, Jan. IL Stocks strong mope y
-96; exchange, long, 9sjs; do. short, 99sE
state bonds dull; governments, quiet.
Cotton quiet; sales 500.
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coMpANIEs REPRESENTED

| Underwriters Agency, New York,
| German Am erican. New York,
Manhattsn, New York,
J star, New York
! Liverpool IS london & Globe,
Bank budding, poydras street entrance.
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Pure apple butter at 10 cents, or 8 cents BY
the fiye-gallon kcg, at A. j. Rosenfeld's
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FOE SALE.

Boarding house, centrally located, donga
good business. about thirty boarders, will ell
cheap, for cash. on account of sickness In lam.
Ny. Inquire for particulars at the Herald
ONCE,
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d. RI COO per day at nome. sample
pD w WxNj worth IS free. Address stin-
con & DC, Portland, Maine. -
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Motice Of Dissolution.
Notice } ax-Payers,

EWWLIWO = On = GAVUIOs
The state aut1IA valoren taxes Ter
1850 wllioecJ NJ le.tllAl on the LIST NY OF
March next, a. Vl}l Glno the Onlce "
coseduntill 4li1 . tE list'ere madeDu
are required oglt ., m ks in Al l,s1
by July Isl, aal "a resent aw require
sll p .rsonal pc)jit 10 Exhausted It
laudsoaa bellyi ttn tor taxes. There re,
in VII " Oh The tt';4 a.;oun. Of work.
done, anithe sl5ct.l ~ allotted In wniott
perform tha,am,,i wi II be impossibleto x
Tend tue timei9r p w ment beyond March I
All persons who owe the state and county tax
Tor above yelr will esnsult their int by
sett cement Of the came before expiration of
the time, and thereby save cost.
Respectfully, W. III. PRATHER
TRx,CollecfOr OF Dallas Lounty
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KANSAS CITY .


GALvIsToN, Jan. ll.-Receipts, 6Gl; OK
pJr.s to Great Britain, ---- France, -
continent, -; channel, ;coastWiue ---...
stock, l2l,AOl; closed dull and nominal; low
ordinary sAi ordinary 81; good ordina Y 10;
low mddliug Va; middling M good mid
ding l2&; middliDg fair i2& sales $50
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New York, Jan. ll,--Money 5S6; excnan 90,
0SA, for 80 day; government bonds, new
90 coupons lOl}a; new 4}I's coupons l.2hj
new as coupons ll2]s; state bonds dull ana
nominal,
Cotton quiet and STEADY; sales AIS
OllAnlb. .,.,,...,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
OlltanB. .,.,..,,.,....,, ...,,,.,......,2f
Consolidated 1T receipts 1890; exports 10
Great Britain, q, 4Sc; France, ., jGl; continent,
1897.
ST LOUIS.
81 Louis, Jan. u.-Flom firm ard ul-
clNngoS.
Wheat dull and lower; No. red fall, !Dl5s
cash. leS&@lO5% fjr Februaryi lO5 gloG for
March.
Corn casters 39tG30s cash; S9'. FOR Febr..
Sry; 5g-s @S9A for March.
Oats mgneri - cash no option.
whisky ste .Gy atIIl.
Polk nm and slow; Is asked cash.
Lard held firmly, SEQ asked, $40 bid.
Bun meats nomlnally unchanged should
ers. loi rib, 6 Coz sides, 6 70; long and short
clear 60.
BACON dull and unchanged; shoulders . 20;
rib, 4Ui sides, O..
81 LOUIS, Jan. l.-Cotton, quiet,
n ,9nnB iih
Low lnldullnE", ....,.......,,..,...,, il
HgpN Ordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lG' 5
Receipts, Less; shipments, l,A0j; sales,
1865 stock, Al, gGi bales.
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Etna, OF Hartford,
Hartford of Hartford,
National, Of Hartford,
Insurance Company OF North America, Phil.
Franklin, of PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE, In Flippen. Adoue & Lobit's Ne