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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-22

FRUII-Our Sacramento quotations are from.
the price-lists of W. Strong & Co.. and are
revised up to 9 P. M. yesterday. They sreI
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Spizenberg, and other
choice eating apples 81 % u box cooking, 9ocds1 25
papered for long shipments 81 rs; orsnges, Califor
MIA 81 50@3 80 y box; lemons, Sicily sSal0 D box;
California sos; bananas, S4ff so q bunch sugar
cane 81 50@3 q bunch pineapples, $500 o dozen
LINES, 81 50@1 rs q Zoe; do, q box, s10d11.
In fruit the variety is small, confined mainly to
apples and tropical fruits California Oranges are
now coming forward freely, and are improving in
quality as the season advances.
DRIED FRuH-California raisns, whole, 81 759
2; half, s2@2 %; quarters, q 1893; eighths,
s3@3 so. Pears, 1o@l2c; plums, l4@16c p aches,
14@16c; apples, sliced, 7@sc; do quartered, 6@7c
prunes, 12i@16c; blackberries, 1s@19c; figs,
choice, s@9c; far do, 6d7c; apricots, 20td22c.
NUTs-English walnuts, 9aloc; new California
do, extra choice, 10dI2c; Almonds, l6a1sc; Pea
nuts, 6ta7c for California and std9c for Eastern
Hickory Nuts, S@10c; Pecan, 15c; Filberts,
15c; Brazils, 13@l4c . n /; Cocoanuts, s9@1o . 100
HosEY-Comb, San Diego, Bale; comb, in 2-n
cans g 5o@4 extra extracted, SCdl0c h ; COM
mon extracted, case y ID.
SEEH-Alfalfa, 12l@l5c; Timothy (Easternl, log
l2c; Red Clover, 14al6c Red Top, 13@l5c.
FEKD-Our quotations are from the price-lists OF
E A. Burr Of this city, and are corrected to date
Dat hay e15d17 . ton baled alfalfa, s11@12 ton,
baled bran, s14@15 . ton; barley, $50 2 ton
ground bariey,s1 10 o cwt.; wheat. 81 30@1 40
oats, 81 o cwt.; white wild oats 81 IS.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Arrest ON suspicion-Fell bead.

PoRT TOWNSEND, February 21st.-A
Chinaman, supposed to be Lee Sam, one of
the partners in the Chinese firm which lately
failed IN Portland, was arrested last evening
by Marshal Finn, and will be kept in confne-
ment here until identified. \ large sum of
money was found ON his person, together
with gold watch aud an unpaid bill for
the same signed by Portland jeweler.
W. II. Wbitner, Sheriff of San Juan
county, after working all day on the 10Th
instant. repaired to supper at 6 o'clock, and
in rising from the table he fell dead without
sf9qakiuo n word
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Committee of Fifty-seven decided to accom-
pany the legislative delegation and render
any aid and influence they might in securing
its passage.
The meeting then adjourned for that pur-
pose.
At the conclusion of the meeting of the
committee Mr.. NIesick called attention to
the new tax levy made by the Board of City
I justices, and presented petition for sigma.
lures. asking the Board TO repeal the ordi.
nance b. which the levy was made. 1t was
signed by : large number of those present.
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Passengers Passing Carlin.

CABIN, February 21st.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow FL. G. Ganahl, Sa-
vannah, Ga; E. Z. Grant, New York; J.
r. Sykes and wife, Pennsylvania; w. B.
Henry, San Francisco; Miss Fl. o. Peck,
Newark, N. j.; Miss NJ. 81. Pierson. New
Jersey H. Burk, II. Burns, B. Igstaldter,
San Francisco; F. Fowler. Hyde Park,
Mass: Mrs. n. NJ. Knapp, Napa City; 1.
B. Kinny and wife, Illinois; G. NJ. Clark,
Chicago; 1T Gilmer. Miss L. Gilmer, Miss
A. Kimball, A. J. Safel, Salt Lake S. Slow
and wife, Maine; A. L. Woodruff, Chicago /;
f. B. Doyle, J. P. Cook, Boston; n. P. Pc
terson, Red Wing, Maine; Mrs. w. F. Stone,
Portland, Me; B: J. Candy Oakland D.
Felsenheid, San Diego; E. Hatchidda, ia.
pan; q emigrant passengers, including "a
males, to arrive in Sacramento February 23d.
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kEEADA.
The Legislature.

CARSON, February 21st.-The Assembly
passed over the Governors veto the bill pro-
viding for the attachment of officials salaries !;
also passed the bill to aid the Nevada
Benevolent Society Gibson has introduced
in the Senate bill to let the care of State
insane to contractors Powning has intro
duced bill to raise money for the Agricult
Washoe county. TIE Assembly passed bill
prohibiting minors from gambling. No more
bills will be introduced after the 2Sth, except
by a t1Eo-t birds vote
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auction Sale.
Bel 3 o., faTniture sale this morning
sns.nesa AdrertisamentE.

Business Advertisements.
Carl st-obsl-span Of horses, etc, for sale
Byrne's steam carpet cleaning machine.
Lace curtains done up BY Byrne,
New boat aud stage lire TO Davisville
james lawrence English, banker.
c. W. Rapp L Co., choice groceries.
Sacrament Planning Slills-sash and blinds.
Mechanic Exchange Jacob Schmidt, proprietor
James McGuire-Iron doors, shutters, etc.
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ApYgRT1sEMgNT MENTION.

Capital City Minstrel Testimonial.
British Mutual Benefit and Social Society benefit
Republican City Central Committee this evening
A card from many citizens.
Peu-vrittan and fiourished cards
Contractors William d. Hamilton, architect.
Wanted German-servant girl.
Turners' masquerade Convenience 70 subscribers.
Metropolitan Theater
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ORFs.NS,
Ad.ices from portland.

PORTLAND. February 21st.-The weather
here is warm and spring-like.
Six of the prisoners arrested at Sitka,
charged with the illicit manufacture of
hoochino, who entered pleas of guilty. were
sentenced by Judge Deadly, in the United
States Circuit Court, to-day. Each defend
ant was sentenced to serve a term in the
State Penitentiary of one year and one day.
The Jury in the State Circuit Court in the
case of the State VS.. John Lynch and George
Murphy, indicted for the crime Of robbery,
after being out long time failed to agree on
a verdict, and defendants were discharged on
motion Of the prosecuting attorney.
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southern Pacilic pas.engers.

MoJAvE, February 21st.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Mojave
today. to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Miss NJ. J. Bradley, G. o. Russell and wife,
Mass; G. B. Culver, L. Valentine, Wood
land; G. w. Cummings, Oakland; Miss
J. A. Fillmore, Mrs. Jessie Fillmore and j.
w. BixIey, San Francisco G. +. Mansur,
Santa Ana: R. Baxter and family, Oregon
S. F. Holcomb and wife. Tulare w. Hol.
comb and wife, Ohio; T. B. Chambers and
L. P. Thebault, San Francisco.
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imprisonment for Life-Leg Fractured
Accidental Shooting.

FRESNO, February 21st.-Last Thursday
All Ping and All Fook were found guilty of
murder in the first degree for the killing of
Nathan L. Bachman, il November last
The jury fixed the penalty at imprisonment
for life.
On Saturday Clark Stevens, while riding
in the vicinity of his stable, was thrown from
his horse and had his leg fractured just above
the knee.
Yesterday Mrs. Vegara was riding in a
wagon in company with her son, when dog
attacked his team. He drew pistol to
shoot the dog, and it was accidentally dis
charged, the ball striking his mother in the
side, infiicting a painful but not dangerous
wound
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SAN Francisco, February 2lst.-Pierr;
Beouf. an elderly Frenchman, recently ar
rived from Los Angeles, was to-day inveigled
by two boodle.ringers and swinded out OF
81 600-all the money in his possession. The
perpetrators, who are unknown, are supposed
TO have gone to Sacramento.
In the Kaloeh trial the afternoon was
taken up by the cross examination of Mr..
Spear, one of the eye-witnesses OF the trag-
edy, but nothing was elected in addition to
the facts previously published.
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CHICO February 2lst.-Last evening two
men named Daubenspeck and Morrow of
this city engaged in an alteration about the
latter's son, when scuffle commenced ard a
knife was drawn by Morrow. Daubenspeck
picked up a broomhandle and struck at Nor
row, and the knife was plunged into his right
breast, penetrating the lungs. He fingered
until u o'clock to-day, when he died Nor
row was arrested Immediately upon the stab
bing, and is now in jail
The weather is beautiful, and the overfio we'd
land is fast drying up. Farming operations
are being vigorously pushed
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The Richmond.Albion Whining TronbIe

EUREKA, February 2lst.-More trouble be.
tween the Richmond and Albion Mining
Companies commenced this morning. The
Richmond commenced another suit against
the Albion Consolidated Company, and OBJ
tanned restraining order preventing the lat
ter company from entering upon or working
certain grounds in which the former had al
ready enjoined the latter. The Albion filed
an answer Immediately, asking affirmative
relief and obtained a restraining order pre-
venting the Richmond from working or en-
tering upon the same ground. The bonds on
each side were fixed at SO, 900, and the hear
ing of the rule to show cause was set for
M rob dth NEXT
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Sacramento February 19-By Rev. H. H. Rice.
Almon G. Marley to Lizzie McMullen, both OF
Nevada county.
Camptonvie, FEBRUARY 12-John Horwege to Mary
Ellen Price.
susan,ille, February 14-George C. Section to
Mary Summers
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.
legal Holiday.
Bandie.RIngtng-Ihe Kalloch Trlal. |

SAN FRANcIsco February 2lst.-To-mor-
row being legal holiday, the Stock Elk
changes, public offices, etc, will be closed.
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SECOND nIsPATCHl


CARSON, February 21st.-Powning's asylum
bill passed to-day. The Legislature has ad
journed until Wednesday.
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Found .ssad in Bed.

CARSON, February 2lst.-J. Klire's house
was burned tonight. Loss, $1,000; no in
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HELvETIA HOUSE,
leu and 1913 Fifth street, between j and
X, Sacramento.

" HoLDENER j. GEMscH, PRoPRIEToRs
n Board and lodging per week, S.; board per
weex 81; board and lodging per day, 81 single
meals, 81 cents. rooms per night, 70 and % cehls
fel5lplm
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E. VI. stevens, $50 j street, nearThird.-
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc.; also the best
cigars in the city. ja2S-lm
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All Who Have Tried w. f. Peferson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best-evcr bought. Try them. d2-lm
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Capital COIOnnaGe, I0I7 Tenth ST., bet.
and X. Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
on hand. Private Rooms JOHN HECTOR. 16.im
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WE JUST RECEIVED large lot OF ladies'
colored silk scarfs, which we placed on our
counters to-day at the extremely low prices
of u cents, 129 cents, Is cents, % cents and
IS cents. Fancy Goods Department, Me-
chanics' Store.
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Cakes. Pies and ali kinds OF Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERSON'S. d2-Im
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ALWAYS PROVE FIT Fine calf, French
and box-toe Congress and Alexis, all widths,
at So. Boot and Shoe Department, Mechan-
les Store
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LADIES fine goat, button and side-lace
shoes, % to Z, 81 80 per pair. Mechanics
Store.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock aud Rye
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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HAMMERS CAscARA SA6RADA Differs III
complaints arising from an obstructed state Of the
ystem.
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Or INTEREST TO LADIES is that large lot of
silk scarfs, from u cents up. Do not fail to
examine. Fancy Goods Department, Me-
chanics' Store.
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MARRIED.

HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRADA BrrTERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com
lant.
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Go to the Lafayette for Hot Drfnks.-
Specialties Tom and Jerry, Peach and Honey, ETC.
ST., Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR. d1.3plm
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FOf UyeIers COOKtU 70 PfrfeCtIOn, In
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster ParlOrs (Clunie Block, Eighth
and X streets. AL Liquors warranted pure. fel6 lm
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HAMMERS GLYosRoLs TAR. The most perfect
cough extant. Hundreds can testify to its good
eff ects
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LADIES' SILK ScARFs, So cents. Mechan
les Store
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LADIES SILK SoARFs. u cents. Mechanics
Store.
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MISSES FRENCH KID, regular and side
button shoes, all widths. at Mechanics Store
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! ALWAYS ON HAND "A full line of ladies'
French kid, side-lace and button shoes, in all
widths, at Boot and Shoe Department, Me-
chanics' Store.
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WAsHrseroS's BIRTHDAY !-Hale's is closed
to-day, it being national holiday.
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TO-DAY being Washington's birthday, Hale
Bros. & Co. are not open for business.
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LADIES are now offered good opportunity
to select fine silk scarf, at special low
price, from the new lot received to-day.
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
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LADIES SILK SeARPs. IS cents. Me-
chauics' Store.
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HALE's is closed to.day-this being 22d
February, Washington's birthday.
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VIRGINIA. February 21st.-John Huber
native of Germany, aged so years, wa;
found dead in his bed on G street this morn
ing. He had been on protracted spree, and
wishing himself dead, went to bed at 3 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. There were no indica
tons of suicide.
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A Card.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretions of youth, weak
ness, early decay loss of manhood ETC.. will send
recipe that will you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send sef-addressed envelope TO
York CITY. oI4-ThSTu6m
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HALE's is closed Washington's
birthday.
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LADIES SILK ScARrs, 12I cents. Me
chanics' Store.
HALR's is closed till tomorrow morning
this being a national holiday.
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HALE's IS closed to-day-being national
holiday.
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LADIES' SILK SoARFs, % cents. Mechan.
les Store.
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New VoLUME.-This morning this jour.
nal enters upon its ffty-ffth volume, and is
No. 1926.
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MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The only freight
passing Ogden ON the 10Th for Sacramento
was 200 kegs nails for huntington, Hopkins
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DIVORCE GRANTED In the Superior Court
yesterday Lethe Maekall was granted a di.
vorce from Robert Mackall upon the ground
of failure to provide.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17

Captain set Ibis wits to work to de-
wise means Of gettinR!heat without
fire. He soon hit upon q practical
plan. The elephant was led into
the bex car and stable compost was
thrown in by the cart.load. It was
piled high around the sides Of the
car and loosely heaped around the
elephant until only the head and
back Of the big beast were visible.
Unnecessary chinks In the car were
stopped up and the journey was
begun. As the temperature low.
cred a few pals Of. water
were thrown upon the
compost, and the warm va
yapor from the fermenting heap
filled the car. In this way the
monster from the tropics invaded
the home of the Blizzard, and trav.
eled In his Pathway from Chey.
cnne to Philadelphia, where he was
safely delivered to his owners.
Capt. Mullet visited Centrai
Park yerterday to see one of the
sea lions that Is his property. He
found the pinnigrade enjoying an
afternoon nap on q cake Of ice. The
Captain will start for San Francis.
CO in q few days to capture another
lot of sea lions, far which he has
customers.-M. Y. Sum-.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17
Cathedral Fair Prizes.

Below we give the winning mum.
bers of the several articles men-
toned:
Silk dressing gown and smoking
cap, No. 1856. The holder of the
lucky number is requested to call
ut the Sisters School and receive
the articles.
Writing desk, ticket No. 230.
Silver fruit dish, by Miss Mes
mer. No. 70.
Silk hat, No. 55.
Picture, by Miss Weinshank, No.
2S.
Cow, the holder of ticket No. %.
Sewing machine-won by Miss
Cushing.
500 gold piece, the holder Of
ticket No. 20.
Silver fruit stand, by fancy Ia.
BILE, No. 81.
Toilet set, by fancy table, ticket
No. 10.
Toilet set, by Mrs. Wood worth,
No. IA.
Silver fish knife and fork, No. 2e.
Bronze statue, No. IA.
Silver mounted fruit dish, No. 81.
Gold ring, No. 4.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17

have been elected to fill the hon.
orabls position Of secretary Of the
Senate, made vacant by the resig-
nation of M. D. Boruck, of the hoss
paper, only that the matter was
brought up out Of order aud several
Of the Generals friends were alb.
sent on committee duty. The Gen.
eral Is deservedly popular here
and, IL O Republican lie to have
such places, 1 like to see o good
man get them; and then, he is
from Los Angeles-that goes long
way with me.
The air is full of debris talk in
and around the capital. All the
lower part of the city is full of wa.
ter; many people going to and
from their homes IN boats. In fact
| see many pumps at work In the
higher part Of the city, raising the
water out of the cellars.
Tomorrow I 60 to Reno and Car.
son and will dot down my ideas of
that famous Legislature now in
session. Yours,
PILGRIM VETO.
Reno, 2, -, 'S1.-Bustling, busy
Reno. Nor fire, nor loss of Sena-
tor sharon seem to dampen the en-.
ergy Of this city. By the way,
Washoe county did themselves the
honor Of sending to tue present
Legislature such sterling Demo.
crats as Jerry Schoaiing and Mr..
Berry, of Manning & Berry, for.
merly Manning & Duck. We were
q pioneer in Reno and meet many
old friends, some OF whom we have
known from boyhood, others from
ID to IL years. 1t seems more like
home than any place, excepting
! always Los Angeles county. The
people are only staying here.
There Is scarcely any who ara not
looking forward to the time when
they can make strike and move
to some more favored land. All ex-
press desire to visit Los Angeles
and II half that has been told them
Is true, want to settle there. I pre-.
dict that large number of these
people will come into Southern
California to make 1t their home.
Go to Carson tomorrow.
Carson 2, 10, 81 have never
seen finer looking set of men In
the Legislative Hall here than this
much abused Senate and Assem-.
bly,. The bottom facts are that the
Democrats all over the State put
up their very best men and elected
them. The Eastern part of Me-
vada Is not q whit behind Storey
and Washoe counties In intelli-
gent gentlemen to represent them.
II there was any buying of votes it
was those purchasable Republi.
cans whe have always been for sale
to the highest bidder. Senator
Schoaling. Mr.. Berry, Hon. Joseph
Babccck and Senat Or G. c. Browning
are all very kind to the pilgrim.
Then here we fiud r. l.. Fulton, of
the editorial guild at Reno, look.
ing on and dotting down what is
being done here for publication in
his Reno paper.
Will be at Sacramento in time
for the Governors reception on the
10Th and will write from there.
PILGRIM VETO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17
COURT REPORTS.

superior Court..................,,.w WILSON. j.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 16.
Milo Clark vs. l.. B. Doty-Mo.
ton for new trial denied.
Rowland vs.. McDopald-Case
tried and submitted. Plaintiff al.
lowed two days to file brief.
In re guardianship Of Rains,
minors. Petition dismissed by re-
quest of petitioner.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Marx Va. Mitchell.
Mallard va. Sullivan.
VIM. Logan, insane;-eXamina-
ton.
People ex rel John Trafford vs.
Board of Supervisors.
HOWARD. J.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 16, 1881.
Ralph ct al. vs.. Lockwo )d-Ver.
dict of $453. 6S for plaintiffs.
Potts VS.. Aguirre-Ten days ad.
ditional stay OF proceedings grant
ed.
In re estate of X. Philips, deceas'
ed-HeariDg on probate Of will con-
tinued until tomorrow at 10 A. M
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Elizalde VS.. ElizalJe.
Estate Of Pico, deceased-Cita'
ton.
p. Pico VS.. r. Pico.
People vs. Ramirez.
Estate of X. Phillips, deceased
Probate of will.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17
PACKING AN ELEPHANT.
A Tropical B,ast's Trip Through the Blizzard
Country Without Fire.

Capt. J. Mullstt, the famous sea
lion catcher, arrived Ia the city
Yesterday from San Francisco. The
Captain did not bring his usual as.
sortment of sea lions this time.
He had an elephant on his hands.
Unlike some other people In that
situation the Captain knew just
what to do with 1t. The elephant,
q medium sizsd quadruped of the
Asiatic variety, was purchased in
Japan by Adam Forepangh, the
Snowman, and was to be delivered
in good condition at the show
quarters In Philadelphia.
There was no trouble on the voy-
age over the placid Pacific to San
Fra nciseo, but when the time for
the overland journey from San
francisco came Attic weather pre-.
| vailed this side Of the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature was
90 low as to congest the lungs OF
the biggest elephant II unprotected.
The Central Pacific Railroad
Com pany refused to let Captain
MuIlet put q stove In the elephanta
car. because Of supposed danger to
the compauy's property, and the