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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-06
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Granger Hall Association Of Florn to A. Agner-
September q, 1851; for 49, lot /, in the town OF
FiOrin, Sacramento county.
Nancy Miller to Annie N. Johnson-March %,
1882; grant; the west 60 feet Of lot 3, Ii aud /,
Seventh and Eighth streets, Sacramento.
c. W. Pierce to Thomas Tavenor- December 90
1881 grant; 50 acres in the Hartnell grant, Sacra-
mento county.
j. L. King to Fred W. Schnauss March 27, 1882 ;
for Sl50; lot No. l. and y, Sixteenth and Sven
teenth streets, Sacramento.
Simon Ash to Fred. W. Schnarss-March 90 1882 {;
FOR $3.50; the north half of ot1, and o. Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, Sacramento.
Fred. W. Schnauss TO Simon Ash--March q, 1882 ::
for slCo; the south half lot l, N and Q, Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, Sacramento.
Leland stanford to John J. Guthre-March 10,
1882; for sl,l94; l194 acres lying just east OF the
city Of Sacramento.
Iseton School District to Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Company of California March "a 1882 for
$3.50; lots 2, 3 and 4, in biloxi 7, in the town of
Isl, ton.
VIM NJ Lynn to Henry Loneton--Yareh 80, 1882 :;
grant part of lot in block between and L. First
and Second streets; part Of lot l, and X, Four
tenth and Fifteenth Streets lot in block between
Fl and I, Twenty third and Twenty -fourth streets
Andrew Kaser to Johannes Blchofen-J January 81
1882; grant; the north half OF lots and s. V and
W, Tenth and Eleventh streets, Sacramento
John and Mary Tansman to w. A. and J. B. Foun-
taln-March 81, 1882 for 81 ten acre tract No. 15
south and adjacent to Sacramento city.
John N. and Addie Benson to Simon Cohen
March %, 1882; for $3.50; lot No. in block No 46,
in the town of Folsom, in Sacramento county.
Angels NJ. Thompson to Mary Z. Thompson
March 80, 1882 graut the west half of lot No. 2
and 1, Nineteenth and acknowledgements
L. Grimes to Allen L. Grimes-February "A, 1882 !;
the north half OF the west half Of lot i, and O.
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, Sacramento
Howell Clark to John II. Hayden-April l, 1882 :;
for $500 the north half of block =, and Y
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-n nth streets, Sacra-
mento.
Julia Pockman to G. Fl. Jones-March "a, 1882 !;
grant fraction of section 35, township north,
range east, containing u acres, in the town OF
Florin.
Martha ]. Gadney to Richard Aste-tor Si5 !;
lot in the block bounded by Front ard Cross, Sec
Cpd and Beach streets, in the town Of Antelope
also Let s, in block bounded by Front and Oak Sec.
ord and Cross streets in same village.
P. C. and Mary Siggin to Richard Astell-Feb-
ruary 81, 1882 lot 2 ia block 8, bounded by Front
and Second, Cross and Oak streets, in the town Of
antelope.
A. II. Sprague to Thomas Lenney April 3, 1882
for 1885, the west half of lot T. in block bounded by
and P, Twen'y-frst and Twenty second streets,
Sacramento.
Samuel Cross to Thomas Lenney-for 81 same
property.
Jacob B. Hergot to John Burns-April g. 1882
grant the northe ist half of lot u in Saters Addi
ton
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BOOKED FOR FOLSOM.

Dick Fellows, the California Claude Duval,
who was convicted in Santa Barbara Of the
robbery of stage on the 7.h of last January
and sentenced last Thursday to imprison-
ment for life in the Folsom State Prison, will
arrive in this city to-day en- route to the Pen
yesterday by Post reporter. The reporter
says Of him as follows: He was found very
communicative and very affAble for mem.
Der of his profession. In appearance Fellows
is about six feet high, compacdy built, with
dark brown hair, full beard. that sweeps
around to either side of the face, and calm.
hazel eyes. 10 manners he seems quiet, cool
and reserved. The bandits untssted break.
fast was before him, and when tie reporter
suggested that be should demolish il, he re-
piled that he was not feeling well-had been
seasick on the voyage, and did not care to
eat. In referring TO his career. he Incident
ally said that he came tn California from
Kentucky, his home, in 1867 Soon after he
was arrested for stage robbery, at the instiga-
ton of Wells, Fargo & Co. He was acquitted
OF this and then sued the express company for
damages to his reputation. which he said
had previously been good. Failing TO recover
Judgment, the hishwsyman took to dissipa-
ton, and, filed with animosity and liquor,
entered upon stage robbery as fine art. He
always did his work siugle-hanied. His plan
was to secrete himself by the wayside, and
then, covering the stage-driver with his shot
gun, order him to "heave out that box, and
drive on " which command was seldom dis
obeyed. I have been in State Prison three
times" said he, "and, by the way. what
kind of men are the authorities at Folsom
have been in prison three times, and would
like to know something about them" He
was assured that General McComb, the
Warden, was gentleman, and that bis Off
GERS, it is supposed, would treat him kindly.
No. L never shot anybody" was Fellows
response in answer to an inquiry. 81 am
not criminally inclined, and never asso-
ciated with that class. Why, in Santa
Barbara, Sunday morning, when l es-
capped from jail there, l was armed with
Sheriff Sherman's pistol, and had him c3v-
cred, and by killing him could probably have
escaped, but / did nos want to shed blood
The horse bucked and threw you off ?"
queried the reporter, referring to the Santa
Barbara affair. Yes, d-n him" responded
the robber with vehemence. Il had an ap-
pointment in Mexico about that time, and if
that bronco had not bHcked you can just bet
your city agsiost the Presidents veto that l
would have kept it." DO you expect to
serve your term ," Hardly. I think that
l viii get pardon sooner or later. You see,
am youog man yet. only 81. and the pros
pect is not IS bright as it might be-" Fellows
is unmarried, has no relatives il the State,
and bat few friends here. On the trip ha
wore an "Oregon boot" which was taken eff
in the tank. He will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Folsom, and viii be looked after With
the greatest solicitude.
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THE STORM.

The foil wing ttlegraphic reports Of the
present storm were received at this offica las;
evening:
Placerville-Rained here an day; 119
fell TIE rain extends into the mountains
twenty-five miles east of this city.
Marysville = Thirty.eight one-huudredths
of an inch of rain fell lete to-day. River,
nine feet below high.water mark.
Emigrant Capt. commenced railing at 6
A. NJ, and continues raining hard. Snow
melting fast; wind south; thermometer So.
YTeks-A good rain since day Hight. and
still raining, which viii greatly benefit the
starting grain.
Colusa-We are having light, warm rain !;
doing crops much good.
Napa-.A light warm rain has been falling
all day. This is the first rail-. in two weeks
and will do much good.
Santa Rosa-A good soaking raiy, which
began early this morning, premises to con-
tinue ell day. Il gladdens every body, the
farmers particularly,
Shesta-lt commenced RATING last night,
and is raining very lard to-day. The recent
warm weather has started the snow, aud
few days of warm rain wouli make the river
and streams boom. As it is they are very
high.
North San Jusr-A soaking rain com
menced falling this morning. Wind strong
from the southwest.
Downieville-A steady rainfall since this
morning all over the mountains, with snow
on the highest pesks. Mercury at o'clock
this afternoon, 46'.
Visalia-Hsd nice shower tbs afternoon.
Crop prospects good. Indications ,f more
rain to night.
Santa Rosa-The fine rain tf this morning
ceased just fer noon, aud STAGE then high
northe-ly winds have prevailed, chilling and
dry.
Hartford, Tulare county-A fne shower Of
rain fell here this afternoon, and the pros
pec's are good for more Tonight Total rain
fall for the season, 67 il ches.
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LAssES ITEMs.-A correspondent of the
RECORD UNION, writing from Susanville
under date of April Sd, says: GA rain
storm commenced here last evening, accom-
panied with thunder and lightning. Tie
rain continued uninterruptedly during the
night, and until about 10 o'clock to-day
There are prospects now that the storm is
not over. Snow fell last night on the
higher SUBMITS of the hills. There is no
snow in this valley, ard the farmers are
engaged blowing when the weather will
permit. Their prospects for fruitful sea.
son never looked better. The Sunday law,
so far as saloons are concerned, ia dead
letter here. The stores, by mutual consent,
have closed here Sundays for a long time.
Last week was quite warm, the thermome-
ter reaching IS in the shade number of
days. Your correspondent saw letter re.
ceived this evening by Sheriff Skaden, of
this county, in which the writer states
that Ell. Harris, the Assessor OF this coun.
ty, was in the lower part of the county and
as crazy man as he ever saw He is on
official misunderstanding the county. 1t
is now ascertained that the loss of cattle in
the county from cold and starvation will
be comparatively small. Hay in the county
is about exhausted"
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IT IS a pleasure, when afflicted with rheu-
matism, to cure yourself when it can be done
50 tffectually and inexpepsively as with st.
Jscobs Oil Mrs Ann Dougherty resides at
364 E street, South Boston. She is an elderly
lady, and has been afflicted with salt rheum
between her fingers for over sixteen years.
She suffered terribly, and tried all kinds of
remedies without obtaining any relief. She
used st. Jacobs Oh four times, and by that
time she could sleep at night, which she could
not do before. She used st. Jacobs Oil again
and got better and better, until now she is
entirely cured. She commenced the use of
St. Jacobs Oh about two months ago, and
now thinks there is nothing like it. Her
hands used to swell terribly, but all that has
gone now. He disease commenced to abste
about the time she first used the Oil, but she
has had no swelling since.
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| DESIRABLE FRUIT
AND -
VINEYARD RANCHES
FOR SALE
SWeetser & AIsip,
EEAE ESEATM
.NSURANCE AGENTS,
10l5 Fourth st., Sacramento.


one of 100 Acres, which is divided as follows
Twenty-Five acres in Vineyard, of all varieties
IL acres in Strawberr' es; 10 acres in Bearing
Fruit, of all varieties; acres in Blackberries;
acres in Young Orchard. Balance of ranch used
for pasture aad grain. The soil is of sandy
loan. Has for irrigatng purposes 10 horse
power engine and boiler; large reservoir. A
creek runs through the pace, making il well
adapted to Fruits OF all varieties. This place is
offered at great bargain-Good Buildings of all
kinds-for the very moderate price of sll 900
SECOND:
162 acres, of which acres are in Blackberries s
acres in Strawberries OF the best varieties 10
acres in Vineyard; 6 acres in Orchard Fruits 1
many kinds. Fenced into FIVE fields. Reservoir
of 900 gallons, stocked with Fish. Ten Wind
mills aad Pump, horse power. One hundred
acres in Grain. School house and Railroad Station
within one mile. Good Dwelling, Barn, outbuid
ings, etc. Price, 50 600.
THIRD:
23o acres, which has between 40 and 50 acres in
Vineyard; 8 acres in Strawberries balance in
Grain and Pasture Land. Fenced into seven fields
with good Fencing. Has good Distillery, with
Brick Winery, Blacksmith Shop and Tools. Dwell
ing of five rooms. Large Barn. Everything
requisite for first class Vineyard Ranch. Price,
$4,000
"a The above comprise the three best Vineyard
and Fruit Ranches that have ever been offered for
sale in this county, and are extremely cheap.
sWEsTsER q ALsIP, Sacramento.
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DIR. Ia Mars seminal Pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vgor Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debii-
ity, and all that class Of complaints arising from EN
cess, lndiscretIon or Abuse. Tie old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young cafe
guard and protection. DIR. La MARs SeMlNAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, dsbiitated from
whatever cause, 10 their pristine vigor. Price,
= 30 per bottle. Sent c. o. D., by Sc, TO any
address, secure from observation Address all or
iers to A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postotfice
Box 1852. San Francisco. li3 3p6m
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

:" FISHER, NOS. 5sS AND SO 3 rfsEET
HI. Sacramento, has just taken the Wholesal
Agency of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
of San Francisco CRACKERS sold ut lowest Sal
Francisco prices with difference In time and ireigh
in favor Of purchasers Also, FISHERS CHoijf
CaNFEcrIUNS, at lowest market rates. fes2.3p6n
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM's Vegetable Compound
the great medicine for the cure Of all female
complaints, is the greatest strengthener of the
back, stomach, nerves, kidneys, urinary and
genital organs of man and woman ever known.
Send for circulars to Lydia h. Pinkham.
Lynn. Mass.
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TO BE, OR NOT TO BE-LECrURE BY
HON. ". B. c. BRoWN.

The announcement that Hon. w. 3. G..
Brown would lecture on the subject of " I'm
mortality at the Sevanth.street II. E.
Church drew good house. The speaker
was received with applause He said he
would not devise any argument from the
Bible. or revealed religion, nor from the
subtle arguments of scientists. The conclus,
ions of science as 10 the origin of life, the
forces of matter, etc, were as unreliable as
Mother Shipton's prophesies. He would
him in the natural world. To teach that
this lfe is the end of existence is to de-
grade mankind morally. Tie first great
argument in favor of Immortality was to
be found in the desire for such after ex-
istence. Nothing is made in vain matter is
indestructlble physical powers may make
complete development, but when we invade
the realm of the soul we find undeveloped
powers attributes which will require time
beyond this life for their unf0ldment. Moth.
ing is made in vain, and these germs of power
within the mind must find DEVELOPMENT
somewhere. Their existence gives unmis-
taxable evidence Of life beyond this, in
which to find full fruition Of power. God
and eternity are themes which viii encha;n
the attention Of childhood, and interest in
them proceeds from the original promptines
If the human soul. The belief in immortal.
isy is the only Incentive to honesty tie
human mind may know. Divest the world Of
this and the strong would prey upon tie
weak. The speaker dwelt upon the hopeless
ness of materialism, and the grand vistas
belief in immortality opens beyond the tomb.
He pictured the consultations Of faith in a life
to come in the hour CT bereavement The
lecture, while being persuasive rather than
logical, was well delivered and entertaining.
It was concluded by recitation in good
rhetorical tsste Of the familiar soliloquy of
Cato:
It must be so Plato thou reasonest we'll
Else whence this pleasing hope, this strong DESIRE
This longing after Immortality.
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The Los Angeles Herald says the popu-
lation of that city is being measurably in
creased by the arrival of people from
Tombstone and Charleston, A. T., VINO re-
volt from the terrorism that now runs riot
there.
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vEGETABLEs.-A large invoice of choice
spring vegetables will arrive daily, con-
sisting Of ripe tomatoes, cucumhegs, green
peas, rhubarb, green peppers, new tomatoes,
asparagus, Romain lettuce and fine bleached
celery As we get all our vegetables direct
from the growers, we can supply our custom
ers with the freshest and cheapest in tie city.
d. DeBernardi & Co.
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WAR! WAB!-Clipper coal, IS per ton !;
cut and stove wood. 81 50per cord. All other
kinds Of fuel at reduced rates, at c. o. d.
Wood Yard, Fourth and | streets.
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Brighrs Disease of the Hidneys, Diabetes.
No danger from these di9eases, if you use
Hop Bitters /; besides, being the best family
MEDICINE ever made Trrs: no other.
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NOTICE TO HousEKEEPERs.

cTEAM CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
y o and Twelfth streets. Sacramento-tae only
cam Carpet Beating Machine in Sacramento
Cleaning, Relsying and Reftting Speciality. All
work warranted. Employ none but firstciass work.
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAVENSoN'S, No.
az street; or at residence, Twelfth ard streets.
m13.Splm ANDREW HATHAWAY, Pronrietor.
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PORTRAIT PAINTINGS.

DORrRAITS PAINTED IN OIL, WATER COL
4 OTIS and ersyon. All styles of decorative rsint-
ing done. Lessons given. Call and see work, Room
so, Clunie Building, corner FL nth and streets.
al.3u1Ws
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E51k@H YYXK 9xE5ssHfsyE
A SPECIFIC Fer EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PLY
SlcAl ntElLITY, IMPOTENCE. WASTED
FORCES ETC.

Approved by the Academy OF Medicine
Of Paris, and 10y the medical celebrities
or the world. Agents for California ana
the Pacific STATES, j. C. STEELE & CO.. 635
MARKET STREET ,PfLkcE HeTsD, SAN FRAN
CISCO. Sent by mail or express to any
part or the country. nax<f 90 81 so;
of 100, az IS. Of zoe. SIS 90 400. S.. Pre-
para;e,y Piiis, 81. SIND FOR CIRCULAR.
m3f -4p
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terest in the SACRAMENTO TaANSf Err COM
pANY, together with stock and everything in work
ing order paying investment for a live man.
For terms and particulars, app'y to JEROME c..
CARROLL, No. 1o09 second street, a5-u
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye
Trademark fled in this Sa e and Nevada.
Geo. w. Cheslev, sole agent.
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ApvER rIsgMgNr MsNTIoN.

Metropolitan Thelesr-Hslen Malvern tonight.
Washington Lodge F. and a. M.-To night.
o. C. F.-Ths evening" Firemen's Hall.
Picnie-Farmers and Crlngers May 4th, BeacL's
Grove
For sale-secopd hand type, sos street.
Wanted-A furnished room.
Howard-Retura OF thanks.
City Boa OF Examination April 18th.
Card from n. 4 AMI A B. Kidder
Unity Lodge Knights of Honor-To- night.
Carbon Bisulp hate-G. D. G4rinsr.
Auctions.
Bell & Co.-Fsd day at fremont Hotel.
W. II. Sherbugn-TO,day, sale Of plants, corner
Fifth and J.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store Our latest French importat:ons.
California State Bank will open April 10th.
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, ETC.. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No. 6Os ST., bet. Fifth and sixth. m2S-lne
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NorTISGHAM Lace CURTAINS, 50 80 per
pair, at the r, d House.
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If you want Furnished or CBfurntshed
Rooms, 90 to the best house in the city, Cunie
Building, ghth snd streets: kept first class in
every respect. MRS GRlCE, Proprietress. ml5-u
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ONE CASE OF CBAsH-25 yards for 81, at
the Red House.
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GENERAL NOTIFIES,
pbo,ograpbs q, pcrdozep.-

Photographs 81 per dozen.-" The Nimble
Sixpence Better Than the slew Shilling p IL YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price,
20 to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 415 street H. S.
BEAlS, Operator fes-lm
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SUPERIOR COURT.
WEDNESDAY, April D, 1857.
DEPARTMENT ONE-CLARK, Judge.

In the matter Of VIM Jefferson, a minor-Was
heard writ of habeas corpus, and the custody of
the minor child was awarded to the mother, with
leave for the father to visit the child at reasonable
times.
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AN IEvrTAT1os we extend TO all TIE ladies'
to visit our new Millinery Psrlors, on our
opening days. Friday sod Saturday, April
7th and Sth. Everything Rew--a grand exhib:-
ton OF the season'slstest styles of both French
and American millinery. New Millinery Par
io.s Rcd H3uss-seoond f1or Of No. 706.
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BLEAoHED TABLE DAMAsg, 6i-inch wide
q bargain-at The Red House.
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MILLINERY OPENISG.-The Misses Brothers.
Leading Milliners, have the pleasure to an
nounoe their display of bonnets. round hats
and novelties in millinery. on Ihursdsy and
Friday, April Oh and 7sh. ct No. Gil )
street Miss NJ. Brothers has just returned
from making extensive purchases IN New
York
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PARTIES in the e9uatfy who have heretofore
had suits made at the Capital Wooden Mill,
can have their suiss made 10 osder by sendirg
for samples aud prices.