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THE Law OF THE LAND.

The State Supreme Court recently made
decision in land case which was in per-
feet harmony with long line of rulings by
the United States Supreme Court and va.
rious State Supreme Courts. Our evening
contemporary, however, being unsatisfied
with the decision, has been denouncing it
as lawless and outrageous for several days.
The Woodland Mail, which is edited by
lawyer, points out the error of our con-
temporary, and shows by citations that
the California Supreme Court has enumerated
no new doctrine. Whereupon our con.
temporary appears to take the singular
position that though there are abundant
previous decisions of the highest Courts in
support of the State Courts doctrine, yet
that there is no claw" to sustain it. Our
contemporary does not seem to comprehend
that the law of the land is what the Courts
declare it to be, and that when the
United States Supreme Court has inter.
preted statute, its Interpretation stands
thenceforth as the meaning of that
statute. 1t is possible that tribunal COM
posed of Able Editors like our contemporary
would produce much better interpretations
of the law than the Courts do; but the
system of government at present obtaining
gives the power of Interpretation to the
Courts, and not to the Able Editors, and it
is therefore not in order for the latter to
deny the authority of judicial decisions.
Such decisions may not always be wise or
logical, but when emanating from the
United States Supreme Court they are the
law of the land. and must so remain until
the statutes which they interpret are re-
pealed or amended. In the case under
notice it is quite certain that the decision
of the California Supreme Court was en-
tirelY in accord with the highest judicial
renderings, and that consequently no just
criticism can be leveled at the State
tribunal
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, December 12sh.-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow
Mrs. George Camper. Louisiana Mrs. L.
Kietner, Mrs. j. M. Pearlman, Hugh p.
O'Gallagher, James G.. Gerard, wife and
child. San Francisco; o. d. Taylor and fam
lily, New Jersey Mrs. d. d. McCarty, j.
McCarty. Jr., George McCarty, Jr., Illinois
Miss L. Grundell, Boston Mrs. E. B. Douty,
Maine; Miss Mary A. DorniD, Berkeley
Colonel W. II. Strickland, New York L. G.
Thompson, Mrs. j. w. Thompson, Portland,
Me-; E. P. Adams, Honolulu MIR. and Mrs.
Swaine and servant, Lima, Peru; c. A.
Copley. Aurora, ILL.,; G; K. Sanger, Muir
phys !; L. C. BEEN, Shelbyville, H.; L. M.
U. w. Chase, Ogden Mrs. E. L. Camp,
Miss S. L.. Camp, Nebraska Mrs. NJ A.
Sherbern, New Hampshire 81 emigrant
passengers, including IS males, to reach Sac
ramento December 14th.
OMAHA, December 12th.-Left here to-day,
20 arrive in Sacramento December 10Th
Miss o. Taussy, Jersey City; Nellie NJ.
Curtis. Brockport. n. Y; Mrs. J. NJ. Tay-
Tor, child and nurse, San Francisco AL
Williams, Topeka Miss Ada Jnsephy, San
Francisco L. I. Kirkman, L. I. Burnham,
San Francisco 62 recruits for the Eighth
Infantry at San Francisco and IL for Reno.
Forty-four through emigrants left on Satur-
day nights emigrant train, TO arrive in
Sacramento December 18th, and Is last
night.
NEwHALL, December II sh.-Passed here to.
day, to arrive in San. Francisco tomorrow
j. L. Moody, II. L. Sargent, d. II. Birdsell,
r. 81. MagilI, ]. o. McLaughlin, W. Wan
kowsky, D. W. Cavanaush, Hubert Huber.
Deputy Sheriff, and ons prisoner. j. Clegg,
- II
Whitney and family, RockliD E. German,
Mrs. NJ A. Nelly, Mrs. w. w. Cameron,
Oakland.
KANSAS CRY (Mo.). December 12th.-The
following passengers passed Topeka to-day,
due to arrive in San Francisco December
18TH: G. II. Hassen, Mrs. q. n. Hassen,
San Bernardino; w. L. Grigg. New York /;
Mrs. W. J. Swan, Elizabeth, N. j.; Mrs. E.
W. Whitney, Miss Whitney. San Francisco ;
s. 81. Sewell, Mrs. s. 81. Sewell, Los An
geles.
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TIE WHITAKER CASE

It is reported that the Whitaker case
is likely to be decided against the findings
of the Court-martial, but upon what
grounds these findings are to be reversed
is not stated. There does not appear to
be any reasonable doubt that Whitaker
committed the alleged assault upon himself.
The note found in his room was alone suffi.
Gent to convict him, but there was a
cumulative mass of testimony against his
theory which would have convinced any
jury in Christendom of his guilt. Isit be-
cause Whitaker is "colored" cadet that
he is to be treated with irrational clemency ?
No other hypothesis seems tenable, and
yet that would be melancholy ending to
so solemn a pretense of administering
even handed justics, and it would go far
towards demoTalizing West Point hope.
lessly.
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MIR. BLA1NB,s INSTRUCTIONS,

Mr.. Blaine's instructions to Generals
Hurlbut and Fitzpatrick have at last been
published, and it is evident that they Gre
ate very different impressions upon differ
ent minds. For whereas the New York
Herald and Times see in them conclusive
evidence Of Mr.. Blaine's unfitness for the
position he is about to surrender, the
World and Tribune regard the documents
with unstinted satisfaction. This variety
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For the week ending December 10, 1881, made by
S. r. CALDWELL Superintendent OF the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
November SO-Charles c. Burns, Sc years and 3
months Ireland.
December 2Maggie J. Taylor, % years and IS days
Nova Scotia.
December 3-Jes;e Bookman, So years; Pennsyl-
yania
Daniel E. woods, s6 years. New York. Mollie F.
Sheehan, go years, months and 10 days New
York. Fong Buck Sun, % years; China.
December 5-H. c. Satton, IS years Virginia. VIM.
English, year, months and days; California.
Stella Thompson, 2 moAtbs and 10 days; Cali
fornia.
December Emma sprout, years and II months /;
California. Nettie Mcdonald, 8 months and 10
days; Californis.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
terment the following:
Decemb r 2-Julils Rump, SO years, 5 months and
Is days. Prussia.
December Mary Fisher Machado, 10 years; Cali
fornia
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por,rer lost IN tl,e HilIs.

oRLAND December 12th.-Albert Dickhut,
farmer of this place, who with j. T..
Leavour and W. T. Boring, was huating near
Sandstone creek, in the Coast Range, was
lost December Sd, and it is feared he has
persisted. In the absence of his companions
he appears to have taken mule to bring. in
the game, late on that day, and had his dog
with him. Not returning, although signals
vera made at the camp all through the night,
and the dog coming back, a vigorous search
has been made for him ever stree. His pack
saddle and game were found in a deep gulch,
and tracks were found showing that he had
become bewildered. The rain having de-
stroyed his tracks, no further discoveries
have vet heen NADIA
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To Cook BASS. Put small pieces OF
butter at the bottom of the fish pan, also a
little warm water, salt, some whole pep.
percorns and one bay leaf add little rind
of lemon. Wrap the fish slightly in -four
and place it in the pan. Close up well and
let gently simmer till nearly done, accord
ing to size. Take off lid and pour in two
or three wineglasses of native sherry.
Close up again, flush simmering, and dish
up carefully, not to break the fish. Pour
gravy over through ssrainer.
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Barn DESTROYED by Fire.

MERGED, December 12th.-A fire was dis
covered in the barn of w. Doust, about
o'clock this morning, which had got well un.
der way before an alarm was given. and
nothing could be done to save the. building
and contents. In the barn were four dray
horses, ten or twelve tons of hay, a lot of
barley, two sets of double harness and one set
of single harness. and other property amount
ing to 81, 600. The owner, w. Doust is the
pioneer stage driver of the San Joaquin
valley, being the first man who ever drove a
stage out of Stockton. The fire company
turned out, but nothing could be done after
reaching the scene, toward saving the prop
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OREGON.
business Reverse-sociaI Club.

busfness RtSeFse-SOcIuI CIuDs
PORTLAND, December 12sh.-The store of
Isaac Baimap, clothier, was closed this after
noon by his Portland creditors-L. P. w.
Quimby, Alex. Mayer. j. Wilson and L. & d.
Barmar-who hold claims to the amount of
$4,000.
A social club called tie Arlington has been
organized here by seventy leading lawyers,
bankers and merchants, who will temporarily
occupy the furnished residence of Captain J.
G. Ainsworth. corner Of Third and Oak
street.
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NEVADA.
shot to Death

AUSTIN, December 12sh.--John A. Barrat,
a much respected citizen of this place, was
shot and instantly killed tonight in the bar
room of the International Hotel. The shoot
ing was done by Richard Jennings, a man
said to be noted hard case, but new arri-
val in this camp The shooting was without
provocation, and took place at 10:45 P. NJ.
There is strong talk Of lynching Jennings to-
night. He is now in jail
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DIED..

Sacramento, December 12-Julia A. Compt, q ma.
tive of ST. Louis, No IS years and months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Sacramento, December 11-Wm. Williams, native
of Birkenl cad, England, 80 years.
Bodie, December s. Mary l.. Turner, 10 years
Near Watsonrille, December eddie Helmer, 2
years.
Blue Canyon, December 4-Elmer E. Knapp, 20
years. S months and days.
Williams, Colusa county, December 81 Mary Hanil-
ton, 60 years.
Grand Island, Colu;a county, November 80 clarissa
Stanton, 81 years.
Fall River Mills, Shasta county, November o-Peter
Killer, 40 years.
Shasta county, December John Boyle, 81 years.
Moore's Fat, Nevada county. December Minnie
NOTION 10 Years.
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Fingers Cut OT-The wefmore Murder
Trial-Sunday Law.

NEVADA, December 12th.-E. Dulac, a
young man employed in one of the butcher
shops in this city, had three fingers of his left
hand cut off to- day by meat chopping ma
chine. He attempted to clean the knives
while the machine was in operation.
In the Wetmore murder trial to-day the
evidence for the prosecution was completed.
The testimony for the defense will begin to-
morrow. Self. defense is what the counsel for
defendant propose to establish.
There was no general observance of the
Sunday law Eere yesterday.
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license fee more than TO cover the cost of
issuiHg, has embroidered them to break the
law in other respects than the license. In
dians have been able lately to purchase liquor
freely. Last Friday night some Goshutes
camped near the Jordan and had drunken
carousal, when one buck was killed and a
squaw wounded. The liquor was obtained il
this city.
The funeral of A. R. Darlington, 80 years
old, son of Apostle Darlington, killed by an
accident on the Utah Central Railroad, was
largely attended yesterday. His affianced
was present, and was inconsolable. They
were to have been married al Christmas.
John Sharpe, Mormon Bishop and an old
resident here, was renaturalized on Friday.
He had the same sort of papers originally as
Cannon held, but d5eming them insufficient,
GOT Lew ones.
SECOND DIsPATCHl
SALT LAKE, December 12tb.-The troubles
between the liquor dealers and the city have
been satisfactorily adjusted. The dealers now
pay 5000 quarter license and the police
make no further arrests.
An Indian was killed on Saturday over the
Jordan in drunken spree.
j. Whiting, contractor for the new opera
house, fell in an apoplectic fit in that build.
ing to-day, and is not expected to live.
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Etc. ............. Etc. ..........
CALIFORNIA.
Medaing in MIgh Life.

SAN Francisco. December 18th. = The
marriage of Charles N. Shaw, gentleman
prominently known in mining circles, and
Miss Evelyne Towne, daughter of A. n
Towne, General Superintendent CT the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad, will take place at the
Palace Hotel tomorrow evening.
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ARIZONA.
Itcns rrom Tombstone.

TOMBSTONE, December 12th.-Shaffer l.
Lord. general merchants, closed their doors
to-day.
There have registered for the city election
/, 269 voters. When the three days registry
closes there viii be about 1,500 names. No
nominations have been made for city officers
yet.
large depot there.
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For Better or worse.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dece.nber 18th. = On
Thursday evening Charles Hastings, son Of
Judge Hastings. founder of Hastings 8 College,
and a member of the legal firm of Wallace
Hastings, ard Miss Mamie Coghill. step
daughter Of Rev. John Hemphill pastor Of
Calvary Church, will be united in marriage.
The ceremony will take place at Calvary
Church. and reception will be held i'm
mediately after at the Grand Hotel.
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Sacramento, December II BY Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, Charles Atwood, of Sacramento, to Minte
Todhunter, of Washington, Yolo county.
Sacramento, December 1e-By Rev. Fl. H. Rice,
John McKinnon to Mrs. Elmira G. Billingsley,
both CT this city.
Sacramento December 11-By Rev. J. @ A. Henry,
at the residence of the brides parents, A. L.
Bosche to Sadie E. Kerlin, both of this city.
Brighton township, December 11--By Rev. l. E.
Dwine at the residence of John Studarus, Joseph
Studarus to Margaret Schwab, both Of Brighton
township.
Bodie, December 10 Olsen to Amelia Torres
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A Notable Anniversary Celebration.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 12th.-To.day,
the Order known as Sisters OF Mercy, estab-
lished in Dublin December IL, 1851, by Miss
Catherine McCauley, was celebrated by the
Sisters of that Order at st. Mary's Convent
of Mercy on Rincon Hill. The exercises.
religious, musical and literary, were appro-
pirate and beautiful A number of the
Catholic clergy were present and assisted Rev:
f. Pendergast, v. G., in the celebration of
mass. The musical and literary exercises
were conducted by number of young ladies,
and fitting address was delivered by Rev.
Father Gleason upon the subject of the day s
ceremonies and festivities.
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A Drunken Row.

LINCOLN, December 12sh.-In drunken
row here about 7 o'clock this evening between
two laborers, one named J. B. Hill was
stabbed Just below the heart by another
named Mckay. The doctors think the
wounded man will die.
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The SUNDAY IaM in Amador County

JACKSON, December 12th.-The business
men of Amador county are, with few excep.
items, determined to resist the enforcement of
the Sunday law, notwithstanding the report
that the Grand Jury have found several in.
dictments, and number of arrests have been
made. It is evident that the feeling is ag ainst
the enforcement of the law throughout the
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PORTLAND, December 12th.-Jos. Camp
bell, who made his escape from the Peniten-
tfary July 4th, was recaptured tonight by
Chief Of Police Lappeus.
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The Bay shore Railroad Franchise.

San Francisco, December 12sh.-At a
former meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
the question of granting franchise to the
Ocean Shore Railroad was deferred for two
weeks. At the meeting of the Board this
evening the question came up. but was re-
ferred to a Committee of the Whole.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Death-DlstrIct Court.

OLYMPIA, December 12sh.-H,n. M. r.
Tilley, of this city, well-knewn throughout
this Territory and Oregon, died here to-day,
after long illness.
The District Court convened to-day, with
only two criminal cases on the docket.
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RORN.

jacksonville, December 1-wife of W. B. Kidder,
son.
jacksonville, December Wife of j. H Curno
son.
watsopve, December 2-wife OF VIM. Afford, a
daughter
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

l
The Annual Meeting of Concord a
Lodge, No. III, F. aud A. NJ. viii be held ~
THIS Tuesday) EVENING, December 18th, A&
at o'clock, for Election of Officers audf " y
other important business. Members please take
notice. Visiting brethren cordially invited By
order OF w. E. 0UGHI0N, w. NJ.
Fl. HEvENER, Secretary. d13-lt
AffentiOn, Veterans of the Mexican War.
Your quarterly meeting will be held tn S Tuesday
| EVENING, December Is, 1881, at Pioneer Hall,
Seventh st eet, between and K, at 7:30 o'clock
JOHN D0MINGoS, President.
T. V SINS Secretary. dl31t
philharmonic society "A Special Meet
| ing TONI hit, at the Presbyterian Church, Sixth
street. bet aud L. The attendance of every men,
Der is requested fd131tl w. WOOD, President.
British Mutual Benefit and social So
cety-Regular meeting will be held THIS tues
dayl EVENING, December 18th. at S o'clock, al
Pioneer Hall. Nomination Of officers.
N. ]. NATHAN, President.
T. p SMITH. Secretary. dl31t
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SONORA, December 12th.-At2 o'clock to.
day, while Frank w. Shattuck was working
in his mill, at Groveland, he had his scull
cracked by blow from fywheel connected
with the machinery. He is very seriously il
not dangerously injured.
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A Mormon Bishop Takes Out New Natu-
radiation Papers.
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UTAH.
Iteus from said Lake.

SALT LAKE, December 12sh.-The rulings
of Judge Hunter in favor Of the whisky deal
ers, to the effect that the city can impose no
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
T Rs; Halls
l E; ;ss 1Balsa1l

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumonia,
Influenza. Bronchial Difficulties, BrOn.
chitis, Hoarseness, Asthma. Group,
Whooping Cough. and all diseases OF the
Breathing Organs. IL s00tiies and heals
the Membrane OF the Lungs. inflamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents
the night sweafs and figEtEess across the
chest which accompany ii. C0NsUAIP.
IE0N Is not an incrTabie n,alady. IL Is
only necessary 20 have lhe right re medy.
aad HALLS BAlSsss is that remedy.
Don't DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this
benign specific VIII cure you, even
though professional aid fails.
Eay Ask for DIR. WM. HALLS BAIsAM, and take
no other. -. q. KB.K st CO., agents.
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SToP THAT CoUGH.-Use Hammers Glycerole OF
Tar Fourth and X Streets Sacramento.
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MARRIED,

HAMMER $ Glyccrole of Tar cures Group and whoop
ng cough.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SAN Francisco, December 12sh-Juan
Baptista Galliano, the bloodthirsty italian
who had the fatal stabbing last night in Visi-
tacion valley, is now in the city jail, held on
charge of murder. His sister Blanca, who
was stabbed several times, it is said cannot
recover, but his mother may. During the
melee J uan is said to have stabbed his brother
Tomasco twice in the breast. The latter has
not been seen since last night. and it is
thought he has wandered off and died from
the effects of his injuries After stabbing bis
sister, Pietro Partroni and bis mother. the
infu.iated assassin attempted to set fire to
the house
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TOYS! TOYS! TOYS
THE TOY DEPA RTlfENT rs

THE TOY DEPARTlIENT rs
Il SUCCESS!-Pe0ple are not only
pleased aCith the assortment, bat they
also 1iud that i1s many things One
Dollar here IS counting for TtcO spent
elsewhere. The Children aC7tO came i11
On Ost7' limitation last 9ceeE seemed
especially delighted, and ace shall be
glad to see more i7s this aceeh. We
suggest, hOaCeUer, that they come
as far as possible Ia the mornings,
before the afternoon rats7aes Begin.
I'sdeed this applies to all Depart
meeaats, and people aCiW ge1eer0lly find
morning trading, Just noaC, more
oar stores aCiW remain open until 8
O'Clock in the ece2ai3ag to better. &C.
co21anaOd0te Holiday Purchasers.
We haze neUer been able to make
as tine q display of SILK HAND-
KERCHIEFS as this gear. The
r09iety Is greater; the patterns ce9.-
t0i1sJy seem more tasty and elegant,
ana the range OF prices acleIer than
ecer before. THE ANDKER-
CHIEFS intended for -Ge7atzense3e's
ace0f scilI be fOat1sd i1a q case i7e the
Rear CLOTHING Room. The choicest
SIX MUFFLERS, from 81 so to
So, acith some Of White Cashmere, at
70 cents. Ladies aciW also find SILK
HANDKERCHIEFi i9a the FANCY
GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Special attention IS called to some
FINE BLACK CLOTH 81 OK, at
.S24. also, to the excellence of the
Black BEA YER CLOTH OR
FROCK SUITS, aC7tjch ace are selling
at $50.
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The First Dividend.

EVANSVILLE, December 12sh.-The first
dividend of ten per cent. in liquidation is be-
ing PAID by the Marysville Savings Bank to-
| day
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stabbIng Array.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 12th.-A stab
bling ARRAY is reported at Visitacion Valley.
No particulars have yet been received,
further than that several were engaged in the
trouble, and one or more killed.
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HAMMERS Glycerole of Tar for coughs and cold is
The best remedy for children.
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kIDNEY-WoRT has cured kidney complaints
of thirty years standing. Try it.
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GRAND
DEDICATION BALL |!

UyHERE WILL BE DEDICATION BALL "A
at the New Franklin Hall. George. ~
town, Sacramento county, on THURSDAY ~
EVENING, December %, 1881. 49,
kd Music by CHURCH, FISCH & WATSoNS
BAND Of Jacobs Hall, Sacramento city.
d13-td P. Z. BECKLEY, Proprietor.
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THE SALT LAKE LIQUOR FIGHT
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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A colusa County Farmer Lost in the
Coast Range
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WEDDINGS IN HIGH LIFE IN SAN FRANCISCO
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The Ellis Drowning Casa Sad Affair.

REDDING, December 12th.-The funeral Of
John Ellis and wife, who were drowned
Saturday night, was held at Millville to. day,
and was one of the largest held in the county
in long time. The particulars of the acci.
dent are as follows: They came down from
their home to purchase Christmas presents
and left Millville on their return home about
z o'clock, and there is no doubt but cloud-
burst had raised the creek. and it being dark
they went into the ford and were carried
down stream. They leave a family of seven
children, the youngest being only five months
old