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IN HNUPoSTTTVE 70 - -
ABSOLUTE SALE!
The Most Radical Move in DRY GOODS Ever
Made In the State.
Alterations of Premises and Important Changes in
Our Firm Render this Sale Imperative!

THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD; IN FACT WE HAVE NO OPTION
binding the firm that rendering their be made by the 2lt of the
month 1t
SPRING SEASON at hand HALE BROS perfectly that but
o MAKE CLEAN
VARIOUS HOUSES by the noned.
We the
DISCOUNT
that method commanded
the people,
HALE BROS
effective that months the will be
REMEMBER BROS
n CRASHl Everything must tumble
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OREGON.
A Hung Jury ry-Indictmenf Found Re.
mains Removed-Severe Siorm-COm-
rnencemens Exercises.


mencement Exercises.
PORTLAND, April 23d-Yesterday the case
Of the State vs.. J. r. Cartwright, charged
with the murder of German named Men
dee. last fall. in Mohawk valley, Lane county,
was on trial in the State Circuit Court at
Eugene City. The jury failed to agree on a
verdict after being out over twenty four
hours. The ballot stood seven for acouittal
and five for conviction. The jury was dis
charged and the case continued.
John Roberts, of Eugene. was indicted by
the Grand Jury for an assault with danger
Gus weapon.
The remains of Mrs. Polly Lane were
brought in from the Mountain ranch Of Gen
eral Joseph Lane on the 2lst. and escorted
to the vault prepared for herself and husband
by her children and other relatives. When
the coffin was exhumed the wood was discov.
cred to be perfectly sound, and the body OF
the deceased was found to be in perfect
state of preservation, though it had lain In
the grave within few months of eleven
wears Mrs. Lane was born in 1902, and
died August IL, 1870.
A severe blow has occurred on the lower
Columbia, shaking up the fishing boats at q
lively rate, and appalling some of the most
stout. hearted fishermen who were tossed
about at its mercy. Nineteen boats sought
shelter under the dock at knappton Mills,
and one of A. Booth 4 Co.'S boats was cast
upon the beach at Kuappton. j. w. 4 v.
Cook mess-house scow was driven from her
moori2gs across the spit 30 the beach, be-
tween the Wallieat and Chinook rivers. The
steamer kalata got in ss near TO the scow as
possible to pail her off, and the Argonaat
carried the hsh to Badollet & Co. There
were fifty or sixty on board the scow whep
she broke away.
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Accident TO n BicycIIst.

SAN JOSE, April 23d.-The Oakland bicyc-
lists eleven in number, arrived at the St.
James Hotel at 6:45 this evening. They left
w. Fl. Lowden. of San Francisco, between
Alvarado and Washington Corners He was
riding over very smooth road at rate of
fifteen miles an hour, when he got header
The wheel struck piece of rock, and Low.
den was thrown with great force to the ground,
striking his head. A sharp piece OF rock
penetrated This neck on the left side of the
jaw, inficting long, jagged wound half an
inch in depth. He was unconscious half an
hour, and was obliged to take the train to
make the rest of the journey.
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Suicide of a Pioneer.

an inquest to-day over the remains Of Wait
stell Baker. native of Nova Scotia, 62 years
Of age, junk dealer, who committed suicide
last night by taking s.rychnine. Deceased
was a pioneer, and st one time very wealthy.
A few years ago he turned his property over
to his wife, who shortly afterward turned
him out of doors. Grief, disappointment and
sickness were the causes of the act.
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Indian schoolbors-Cnusht I'm n cnIn-
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
A GhastIN Mystery.

VICTORIA, April 2Sd.-A CHASTITY mystery
was disclosed to-day by some workmen who
were engaged in tearing down an old build
ing. In removing the floor the skeleton of
man was found, the head bearing marks of
violence. By the side of the skeleton lay a
rusty spade. The building was formerly a
remains are those of man who was first
robbed and then murdered, and the body Sc
creted under the floor.
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Mining Excitement In sierra County.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. April 2ith.-A rich
quartz nugget has been found in the Rainbow
mine, near Allegheny, valued at g, 700. The
Bald Mountain Extension Company, of
Forest City, realized from few carloads Of
gravel last night 800 in coarse, heavy lead
goll. Their main tunnel is over 400 feet in
length, 400 of which is in blue quartz gravel.
noted Bald Mountain lead, the gold being
precisely the same, that has yielded over
S3, 900, 600 the past eight years. Intense ex-
citement reigns at Forest City and Downie-
vile, as this valuable mining development
demonstrates that rich gravel lead courses
up the ridge for miles and miles to Sierra
City and Gold Lake. No stock is for sale.
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coating Dlsaster-NarrOw Escape of a
Former Sacramentan.

BENIcIA, April 24th.-Our city is in state
of excitement caused by melancholy acc;-
dent, which has carried from our midst a
most promising man. At a quarter to 8 this
afternoon Matt. Clarken, well known
lawyer lately of San Francisco, and his
brother -in-law. George f. Barry, son of our
Mayor, one of our Oldest and most respected
citizens, were carried under the wheel of the
Sunday excursion boat City of Stockton, as
she was backing out from the wharf here.
The sail-b boat in which they were was almost
completely demolished. Mr.. Clarken was
saved miraculously, but is considerably in
jured. George Barry's body was recovered
at quarter to 6, few feet from the place
where he was drowned, by persons graphing
for its
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End Libel Suit.

JACKSON, April 23d.-1'he second trial of
the criminal libel against Richard Webb, edi-
tor of the Amador Ledger, commenced in the
Superior Court of Calaveras county on We'd
nesday. The suit was based on an article
criticising the late Amador County Court
Defendant admitted the publishing and au-
thorship, but set up justification, based upon
the proceedings in the famous contempt case
of two years ago. The suit was submitted
without argument by the defense. After de-
liberating seven hours the jury gave verdict
of acnuittal
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their clothing store, an d our enterprising
toasorial artist, Pschner, is scraping away
for dear life in Williams o,"ug store. The
Bulletin will be issued on time from the new
Office, now located in McBeth 4 Compton's
warehouse. All the other business houses
destroyed will be reopened for customers i'm
mediately. We all consider oursely es very
fortunate in not having the entire town de.
stroyed. The best of feeling prevails and
all are working cheerily to re-establish them
selves
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DRESS GOODS MUST co!

DEPARTMENT WILL BE LITERALLY CUT House
Furnishing will be In fact shall All Depart
ments "INEVITABLEW ~ but
delay won't bit of good
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EDW. CADWALADER.

OFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND J STREETS
residence, corner Tenth and streets, sacra-
mento, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Conyeyancer.
Deeds Mortgages, Wills, eases, Contracts, etc.,
rawn and Acknowledged. mrl9tf
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A Mother and Two children Burned 70
Death,

SALINAS CITY, April 2Sd.-Last night about
IL o'clock a fire was discovered at the dwell
ing house of I'll. S. Ball, Mayor of Salinas
The alarm was given, but before the Fire De,
partment could reach the house, which is on
the outskirts Of the city, the flames had full
headway. On arriving at the scene of the
contiagration, the hrsmen were informed that
Mrs. Ball and two children were still inside,
in a bed room in the rear of the house. Every
effort was made to reach them, but to no
effect. Two streams of water were then
thrown upon the portion of the building
where they were supposed to be, and in about
ten minutes the flames were sufficiently under
subsection TO allow entrance into the room,
when it was found that the report was too
true, as the remains of the three bodies-that
of Mrs. Fl. S. Ball and of her two little
daughters, Henrietta and Nelly-were dis.
covered and brought out. No idea can be
formed as to the origin of the fire. Mayor
Ball had left home about o'clock for the
purpose of attending the Lodge of the A. 0.
U. W., and he was on his return when he
discovered his house in flames. Mrs. Ball
was lady greatly loved and respected. The
fearful accident casts gloom over the entire
community.
oBsEoUIEs OF THE yICTIMs-BURIED IN ONE
GRAVE.
SALINAS. April 24th.-The funeral of the
late Mrs. III. S. Ball and her two children,
the victims of the catastrophe on Friday
night, took place to-day at IL o'clock, under
the auspices of the Salinas Lodge of Daugh-
ters of Rebekah, of which the deceased lady
was a member. There were over 2OO vehicles
in the line, which reached from the Presby-
terian Church to Odd Fellows Cemetery-a
distance of about two miles. The funeral
sermon was preached by the Rev. George
Mccormick. The mother and two children
were buried in one grave.
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NEVADA.
Arguments Conclude d-smaII.P0x
Killed.

Killed.
EUREKA, April 23d.-The arguments in
the Richmond-Albion case were concluded
this afternoon. AT the conclusion Judge
Rising adjourned the Court over until May
18th, stating that he would file written
opinion in the case between now and that
time.
No new cases of smallpox have been re-
ported.
Edward J. Bennett, miner, was instantly
killed in the Richmond mine last evening by
cave. He was native of Cornwall, Eng
land, aud aged about 10. He leaves a wife
and children on Ruby Hill.
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The auackenbush Brothers.

SAN RAFAEL, April 23d.-Sheriff Din
widdie, of Sonoma county, brought down
from Santa Rosa yesterday. and turned over
to Sheriff Mason, Albert Quackenbush, who
is accused of the murder of the Mullen
brothers. He has procured change of
venue to this county. The Sheriff also
brought down and lodged in San Quentin
Alfred Quackenbush, brother of the accused,
who was tried, convicted aud sentenced to
imprisonment for life for the same crime.
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Trade Direct with France.

Los ANGELES, April 23d.-The French
bark Papillon, loaded with wheat and one
hundred tons of honey, will sail from VIII
mington for Havre, France. tomorrow She
viii bring return cargo of plaster of paris.
vermouth and French clarets from Marseilles
for merchants of this city
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUKoURG 4 LAGEs,

MOS. so. 30 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, C0rnmtal, Cracked Wheat Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale.
nj
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A Strike al Genaa.

CARSON, April 23d-There is considerable
excitement in Genoa over a strike near the
town of vein of gold bearing quartz four
feet wide, which was discovered yesterday.
No assays are yet reported.
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SMALL FARM FOB SALE.

TEyHIs IS a wELL-IMPRovED s5-AcRE TRACT
of the best land near Sacramento for strawberry
culture, orchard vineyard purposes. Location,
three miles from the Capt. Il always good road.
fistcass farmhouse Of rooms, large barn, work
shop stables and good sheds. fish pond of about
half ar ace full of fish All TOOLS wagons, harness,
horses, COW, hogs chickens, ducks and pigeons
20 with the place Only 81, 500 cash, the balance Of
81 600 or lime at 10 per cent. per annum. Further
particulars inquire OF CARL STRoBEL, S2l J street,
Sacramento a23-tf
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AFTER WAR, PEsTILENcE AND 1NTEM-
pERANoE, colds lead to the greatest destruc-
tion of human life, mainly 10 consequence of
their being systematically neglected." left
to go as they came"-until simple, curable
affection is converted into a serious and
generally fatal disease. It is better to take
care of 3 cough or cold from its inoipiency,
by using promptly DR.. Jayne's Expectorant,
remedy thoroughly adapted to remove
these complaints and equslly effective in the
primary stages of consumption, asthma and
bronchitis.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
). II. KLINE,

Late with Wachhorst, and successor 20 Floberg,l
yyTATCHAAKER AND JEwELER, az
~ No so J street, between Second and SSn4.
Third Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Silver "a q
ware, Jegelry, etc Repairing in all its SS.ysS
branches "a speciality, under Mr. FLoBERG.
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WHITE LABORERS WANTED.

Canada Pacific Railway, British
Columbia.
SSTEADY WORK WILL BE FURNISHED ON
- above railway at Yale, B. c.. TO all hardy and
industrious White Drllers who will apply below.
WAGES-Superior Drillers, - per dav ordinary
Drillers, 81 rs per day. Good Beard 81 per week.
Upon application in person, tickets to the works
viii be advanced at the reduced price OF S12 be
deducted from wages earned. Work ON this contract
Will be prosecuted for several years. Apply to
JAMES BUGBEE,
No II Drumm street, San Francisco.
April, 1881. A. 0NDERD0NK, Contractor.
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT coRsETs

REPUTATION
CORSET" PRICE SO ALSO. LuBIN
CORSET EXPRESSLY TO CIR eRnER Df one
IN
A
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SAN Francisco, April 24th-J. L. Glenn
ents. for many years Chief Engineer of the
S. p. +. R, leaves the employ of that COM
pany to take charge of the engineering de-
partment of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road. Five other engineers 90 with him.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
has purchased the South Pacific Coast Rail-
road lines, which are completed from this city
to Santa Cruz by way of Santa Clara This
gives the Atlantic and Pacific possession of
the terminal facilities now enjoyed by the
South Pacific Coast Railroad on the bay of
San Francisco.
The Executive Committee of the Yosemite
Valley Commissioners meet tomorrow at the
Office of the Commission to consider leases in
the valley. The Fish Commissioners will
meet with them to consult with regard to the
establishment of fish hatchery in the valley.
The Fish Commissioners offer to furnish
1,0O0,0 600 trout spawn for the hatchery as
soon as it is established.
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326 ACRES

NF WHEAT LAND, N YoLo COUNTY,
W situated on the County Road. between Dav g.
vile and Woodland, and about three miles distant
from either station. For further particulars apply
or address WM P COLEMAN, Sacramento. a1-1m
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CALIFORNIA.
The Debris Act-A Tes, Case.

SAN Francisco, April 24th.-Attorney.
General Hart will at once commence action
in the name of the people of the State, to test
the right of w. FL. Parks, Niles Searles and
w. F. Knox to hold cffice and exercise the
powers OF Commissioners under the Act
known As the debris bill. He will advise
the State Treasurer to refuse the payment of
warrants drawn on the drainage fund, in
order to invoke a mandamus on the part of
the Commissioners also other legal proceed.
ings, intended to bring the constitutionality
of the debris bill to an issue before the Su-
preme Court. The Attorney General is him
self persuaded of the constitutionality Of the
Act, and brings the actions named in re-
sponse to requests. The Bar will be invited
to argue the case before the Supreme Court.
The proceedings will be commenced before
Judge benson, of the Superior Court of Sac
ramento, which will be decided pro forma.
From his decision an appeal will be taken to
the Supreme Court. 1t is expected that the
form of legal proceedings will bring all the
provisions of the law before the Court for re-
view as to its constitutionality.
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city, next Monday evening. There will be
eleven graduates.
shipment OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Crop
Prospects Gold, silver and Bronze
Medals.
PORTLAND, April 24th.-The remains of
Captain X. A. Pendell, who was drowned
two weeks ago at Yaquina bay, will be
brought around to Astoria on the tug Gem
eral Wright. and from there shipped by
steamer to San Francisco for interment
From famhill county come very eucour-
aging reports OF the grain crop prospects.
The only drawback apprehended is that the
fall grain will grow too rank where there is a
lack OF stock to keep it pastured down dur
ing this growing weather.
AT recent meeting of the Board of Man
ayers of the Portland Mechanics Fair Asso-
citation, it was determined to award to sue
cessful exhibitors gold, silver and bronze
medals at the coming industrial exposition.
Indian schooIboys- Caught In n Gale.
PORTLAND, April 24th.-The steamer Cali
fornia, which arrived here to-day from the
north, brought ten young Indians from
Alaska, who are to be sent to the Forest
Grove Indian school.
When near Obstruction Islands. off Flat
terry Rocks, the California ran into a gale,
and heavy seas washed over her decks. For a
time the situation was q perilous one. The
deck load consisted Of 600 barrels of San
Juan lime. which had to be cast overheard,
owing to its being set On FIRE by the waves
sweeping the decks. The California was som-
pelled to run back % miles out of the range
of the gale.
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NILLIAM B. MILLER

late with Flobergl
Ayo. 6ZS STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 80
II Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SsSA.
and Dealer In Watches, Suverware, Jeweliy, ga
s,c Repairing a specially under Robert a-Sss5
Nsrsil All country orders promptly attended 70.
mrsq-lrd
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Judge Goodwin, editor of the Salt Lake
Tribune, formerly of the Virginia Eater
prise, is afflicted with "pen paralysis
He will be compelled to take vacat on. E
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m. III, PIERsON.

DENTTsT, n5 STREET, BETWEEN R%ss
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti, vffYp
cja Teeth inserted on Gold. Nucante and all bases
tFous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered Tor the
painless extraction OF Teeth. alt-lm
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A PIumas County village Swept by a Con-
Ha.PaffOu.

QUINCY, April 23d-A dreadful conflagra-
tion occurred in Greenville, PIumas county,
this morning. The fire is said to have origin
ated in the rear of Cohn Levy's and Brans-
ford & McIntyre's stores, about A. NJ. All
the town west of Main street is consumed.
The losses, as far as ascertained, are approx
mately as follows: Cohn & Lsvy, $40, 900,
fully insured; Bransford & Mcintyre, IS, 900,
insured for $4,000; J. S. Hall, $4,000, the
amount of insurance unknown; Firmstone,
$4,000, insured for $1,000; Lounder, S4, Oo0
insurance unknown; Stephens, So 600, no in
surance; Walraven. 81, 900, insurance $500 {;
Good Templars, $500, fully insured Skinner,
IS COO, no insurance !; Union Hotel, owned by
Bellows, $4,000, insurance not known Forti-
ner. 81, 900, insurance not known; Lawrence,
s5, 900, no insurance Bidwell. $4,000, insur-
ancs not known, aud several Offices and pri-
vate dwellings. The aggregate amount is
reckoned now at 100000 The telegraph
office was destroyed and the batteries burned,
so that it is with great difficulty any dis
patches are sent over the wires. Full particu-
lars are expected here during the night. 1t
is very certain that the town has received a
disastrous blow, from which it will take a
long time to recover
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ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, April %, 1881.
The Assembly met at II 4. NJ. Speaker Parks in
the chair.
Mr. Bost Mr.. Alviso, Mr. Jackson and Mr.. Fraser
had each one days leave of absence.
Mr.. lOSG, from the Committee on Roads and High
ways, reported back A. Bs. 2, and without rec
ommendaton (road bils.) The bills named in the
report were laid upon the table.
Mr.. KhLLoGG offered resolution reciting that the
30 days limit set in the Governors proclamation for
the extra session expired with the 3D. that the
Legislature had passed but one bill which had
reached the Governor and that b to pay the per
diem Of mileage OF the members, and as it was evil
dent the Legislature would fight it out on the IS a
day line all summer unless prorogued by the Gov
eruor; therefore that the Speaker be authorized on
Wednesday, April 9th, at II TO declare the Az
sembly adjourned siue die. On call of the ayes and
the resolution was laid the table by 30 to 28
On motion OF Mr. MCCLURE the House reconsid-
cred the vote whereby it refused passage to s. II
(for 500 deficiency for 32d fiscal year in salary Of
book keeper of Secretary OF State) The roll was
called and the bill passed by 46 to 81
The general file was then taken ups. 3. (road
biln-the question recurring ion the amendment
of Mr. Fraser's amendment TO the amendment.
Lost. The question was then on the amendment or
substitute of Mr.. Baker amended. A long de-
bate followed on the claim that the substitute in
voved the question of leving road tax on the in
habitants of municipalities, etc. Pending the con-
siderstion of the substitute The House. at 1880 P.
r0sak r1u-l
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The Assembly met at P. NJ, Speaker Parks in
the chair.
S. B. % was taken up deficiency and read the
second time
On motion of Mr.. MCCLURE, at 2:1O the House ad-
journed until , y. VI. Monday
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

TAETED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
Wv Female Particular attention paid to Furnish
Ing hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and X streets, Sacra
mento citv. ai3.1ptf
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The commencement exercises of the six
teenth regular session Of the Medical Depart
ment of Willamette University will be held
at the Taylor-street NJ +. Church, in this
city, next Monday evening. There will be
eleven graduates
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Isase nalI-The Last Rites.

San FRANcIsco. April 24tb.-The Ath-
leties beat the Renos at the Recreation
Grounds to-day by 16 to 13.
Cunningham, killed by Chandler on Fri.
day, was buried to-day There was great
attendance, three lodges of different Orders
teinp present
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TELESCOPE,

NEADE BY sALoMoN& & SONS, ,ALBERMARLE
WI street, London, and costing there e2e, with
Terrestrial ard Celestial Astronomical Day and
Night, Eyeglasses aud Tr pod, all complete, ma
hogany box, viii be sold cheap. Inquire CT
a22 lpIm DALE S Co, Sacramento.
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

FIRST EXTRA SESSION TWENTIETH DAY.