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cosoERErHa CERTAIN ADVERTISERS.


The exigeneies OF space in TINS Ne" e@'
number Of the REcoBD UNION, consequent
p,on tb.s iasne Of paper presenting CON-
- - a.h;,,;t of the b.,siness
prenensiVe revue" anu sAl.Dis go. =,
OF the city for the past year. mas required tne
omission Of several regular advertisements
f., tt;s ;ssne az the RECORD UNION. They
''on' 'n'' 81. ,,ousa. al
are those oil ieaoihg business MUSES. al = CON
corning all Of whom mention Is made in the
sneeial business review in this issue. The
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3 100 oIosb;ng Ct Edg;, Niaesa
9ly kGuC ,,ters and 5saie,s IN ;, .ae''. :
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TO THE MINING PUBLIC.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL FOR so
4 days QUARTZ MACHINERY as follows: One
Qua tz Pulverizer, which will reduce 10 tons of
hard rock in "a hours TO pass through No 40
screen, $500; taking the material at the size Of
grains OF corn power required, 2l-horse. Also,
81 600 will purchase Mill that will reduce 20 tons
in "a hours through No. 30 screen, taking quartz
the size of an egg power required, horse. Also
$1,000 will purchase Mill that will reduce 40 tons
per day of q hours through No. 40 screen
handling the qusl tz at the size Of mans fist Thi;
offer holds good for 60 days only. The Mill requires
a 10 horse power engine to run it. Think of it ye
miners four tons of rock to the horsepower. Adj
dress VIM. G. STILES, Sacramento city. pitt
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Hay-Ton. Grain-cwt.

POLICE ARREsTs.-Since our last report the
following arrests have been made by the
police John Doe, drunk, by officer Frazse /;
Francis Dare and William Sproat, burglary,
nv local Nash and officer Campbell; Jack
Mathews and J. d. Voohries, vagrancy, by
officers Frazee and Stewart; Hamilton Scott,
drunk. bv officer Stewart: Peter Schiitz,
Fred Walrum and Jacob Blaine, malicious
n ischief. by cfficer Ash; Fred hughes, Dat
terry, by officer Ash.
AUCTION OF REAL EsTArE.-To-m morrow
morning at IL o'clock Bell & Co., auctionee's,
will sell on the premises the east 81 feet OF
lot No. 8, between K and l.. Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, with the improve
ments, consisting of one-story and basement
frame house, containing five rooms, hard
finished, and having all the modern conve-
niences, also good fencing, barns and out
houses.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. This afternoon
there will be a New Years matinee, at which
the Atkinson Jollities viii appear in their
great musical absurdity-'' The Electrical
Doll.n The play will also be presented this
and tomorrow evenings. The company has
an orchestra travelling with them, which Will
discourse original and charming music during
the entertainment.
APPOINTED. Saturday the Governor sp-
pointed J. NJ. Smith Notary Public Tor
Sacramento county, to reside at Calf.
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Josh EIiIIngs Heard From.

NEWPORT (R. l. Aug. II, 1880.
DEAR PIrTEBs-I an here trying to breathe
in all the sails air Of the ocean, and having
been a at fsrer for more than year with q
refractory liver, | was induced TO mix Hop
Bitters wi tie sea gale, and have found the
tincture a glorious result. / have
been greatly helped by the Bitters, and am
not afraid to cay so. Yonrs without q struggle.
JOSH BILLINGS,
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SAN FRANCISCO. De ember 81, 1881.
MORNING SESSION.

Coles GREAT Circus was lately wrecked
on its wav to Kansas City. After its arrival
there a Kansas City Times reporter found
John Sawbright, its veterinarian, rubbing the
injured animals with St. Jacobs Oil. He
said it was the best remedy known for ir-
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SOCIETY ELrcr1oNs.-Union Lodge,

SOCIETY ELECTIONS. Lodge, Nc.
81, A. O. U. W., elected the follow
ing officers on Saturday John Bradley,
Master Workman; Foster Cady, Ger.
eral Foreman; John Simpson, Overseer;
Charles Cooley, Recorder (re-electedl;
George B. Duncan, Financier (re-electedl;
James 6. Davis, Receiver (re-elected);
Dennis Hickey, Guide; Nelson King,
Inside Waterman; a. II. Hubert, Out
side Watchman; S. A. Wolfe, Trustee j;
W. A. Briggs, Medical Examiner =. Sacra-
mento Lodge, No q L. o. o. F., on Saturday
evening elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Noble Grand, 81. F. Dollman !:
Vice-Grand, G. H. Greenlaw; Recording
Secretary, &. w. Baker; Permanent Secre-
tary, t. e. Jones; Treasurer, Nj. J. Smith !;
Trustees, n. w. Robins, W. II. Sherburn,
n. Wilcox. On Friday evening, Capitol
Lodge, No. 81, L o. o. f, elected tbs fol
lowing officers; N. G., j. HI. Miller; Y. G.,
John Plat; r. s., P L. Hickman; 2. S.,
L. B. Vandenberg T., John f. Slater.
FEED STATISTICS. In this city the prices
of hay and grain for the several months of
1881 were these:
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sACRAMENTo CouNTY,
Died.
SACRAMENTO CITY.

SACRAMENTO CITY.
)ec maggie J. Taylor, % years, % days
Jesse Bookmap, 55 years.
4-Mollie +. sheehan, 20 yrs., mos, 10 dys.
4-Daniel Woods, &c years.
5-Wiam English, year. months, days.
billiard G. sutton, % years.
5-Stella Thompson, months, Is days.
S-Netfie Mcdonald, 3 months, 10 days.
S-Emma Sprout, Q years.
9-Thomas Connolly. IS years.
ll-Wm. Williams 80 wears.
u -Ju ia A. Compile, % y, airs, months
Thames Joseph Flynn, yr., mes, dys.
14-Thomas II. Baxter, IS years, rlolths.
I4-Wm 3. G. Keller, 30 yrs 10 mos IA dys.
I6-Margar.t Fleming, 80 years.
l9-John Petrse, 81 Years, IL months, days.
2J-Glinferd Albert Harms, months, days.
20 Snnuel Downing, IS years
21-Alecta E. Smith, 81 years.
22-Antcnia Artz, II years, months.
22-John Moore, IS years
22-Louise A. Phillip, IS yrs, mos, ds.
23-Mary Laurie, co years.
26-MarY Jane Johnson - yrs., 5 mos, Is ds.
27--J. C. Jergenson, p years.
2S-Philip DoddTidge. 50 yrs, l mo-, de.
2S-Henrietta A. Doddridge, yr, mo-, 8 de.
2s-Maggie McInerny, Is yrs, lomos II de.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
Dec 3-Nellie Elizabeth Hall, year, 9 months
6-Sarsh Hicks, Il yrs 10 mos, II DIS.
6-Chsrlotte Kicker, IS yrs, 10 mos, DIS.
i9-Pauina Keseberg, q yrs !. 10 mos, Z DIS.
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MARRIAGES. BIRTHS. DEATHS

On page Is of this issue will be found a list
of marriages, births ard deaths in Sacramento
city and county for tie year 1881 from JAN
uary to November inclusive) The following,
for the month Of December. completes the
record for the year:
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Balance on hand DECEMBER i, 1851.
Number of free schools. 14.

Number of free schools, IA.
Cost per pupil of maintaining the schools
during the year, based on the average number
belonging, S27 5S.
Average cost per pupil based on the total
number taught, $50 96.
Three specia, teachers are employed.
In each of the eighth grade class-rooms two
classes are taught daily-one in the forenoon
and one in the afternoon.
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MARRIED,

Dutch Flat, December 27-Elias S. French to
Frederika G. simoBson.
Near White Rock Springs, Sacramento county
December 2S-Patrlek Dorian to Katie Daily.
oroville, December 25-John NJ. Sparks to Lizzie L.
McCloud.
watsonville. December 2l-Danel Ross to Nellie
Hamilton.
Salinas. December 19-Rafael Estrada to Fannie
Gallagher.
coluaa, December 25-Logan NJ Duncan to Mrs.
Nellie NJ Rowland
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DIED..

San Franci=co, December 3l-Reinhart lin me rman,
native Of Switzerland, 80 years
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, which will take place from
the dspot to-day, on the arrival of the San Fran,
cisco train at 1905 P. Nj
Colusa, December Il George A. KEN, 90 years, 9
months and 10 days.
Colusa, December 1S- Mrs. Eddie Hineklin, %
years and months.
Near watsonvilie, December 2S-Stephen Norris, 90
years, moEths and Is days
jacksonville, December 23-Feter P. Beck, 81 years
and s months.
Near Salinas, December 27-James Pool, so years.
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BREvITIEs.

Six marriage licenses were Issued by County
Clerk Berkey Saturday last.
Citiz ms residing near Eighth end d streets
complain that the Prundmaster does not per-
ambulate that way often enough. There are
goats, cattle and horses running at large
there.
Casey & Cronin have purchased of G. j..
Phelan the property on K street., between
Second and Third, now occupied by I. M.
Liadley s Co, being 40x160 feet in size, for
81. COO.
The office of the Supreme Court Clerk ct
the Capitol building has been recently over
hauled, calcimiaed and reftted throughout,
and commences the new year looking as bright
and cheerful as q new dollar.
The orphans at toe Protestant asylum will
receive their gifts from the Christmas tree
this evening. Those who have forgotten the
orphans may yet assist in making them happy
by sending present to be placed on the tree.
County certificates to teach school have
been granted as follows: First grsde-Nellie
Todd Elizabeth B Purnell. Flora Greenlaw,
George Knott, George W. Fuller, j. F.
Hedelen, W. H. Carlin and d. Avery: sec
ond grade-Rosa Brown. Marcine Scanlan,
Josephine Mahon, Ellen r. Kelley and Mary
Leon.
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BORN.

bOsgISs
Near Williams, December 25-Wife OF J. o. Zum-
walt, daughter.
Arbuckle, December 1s-wife of Joseph Norman, a
daughter.
Near College City, December 26-wife of Randolph
Frie son.
Arbuckle. December 2a-wife of Benjamin Griffin,
son.
BEDDING, December 2s-wife OF Ben Oliver, a
daughter.
Redding, December 2a-wife of obas Gill, daugh-
ter.
Chico December IS Wife of r. H. Dunn, a son.
oroyile, December 27-Wife OF Max Anthony, a
son.
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CITY SCHOOLS.

The following is statement of receipts and
expenditures for the year ending December
l, 1881, for school purposes in the common
school department Of Sacramento:
Total amount of receipts. So, 9S9 OIL
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THE REVIVAL SERvIoEs.-The gospel meet
ings in progress in this city are deepening in
influence, and viii be continued for the pres
ent. The watch-meetings on Saturday night
at the Sixth. street NJ. E. Church and the
Calvary Baptist Church were very largely
attended. At the latter place ten converts
were baptized by the pastor, Rev. j.. q. A.
Henry. Yesterday ffty.sevsn united with
that church, and large number also l}ined
other churches. The Congregational Church
was crowded to it's utmost capacity at the
service of Mr.. Whipple last evening. He
spoke very effectively upon the words,
.'Where art thou" and besousht all who
had not accepted Jesus as their Christ and
their Savier, to commence the new year by
such acceptance. A large number at the
after meeting arose for prayers. At the
Church Mr.. Hallsnbsck spoke upon
the words, THE way of the transgressor Is
hard" addressing large audience. Temper
ance efforts in connection with the meeting
are to lie held this week at P. each day
ia the dining room hall of the st. George
building. st Fourth and J streets. A laegs
number Of ladies will be there to day 20 re-
ceive callers and extend lunch from 10
A. u. to 3P II, at which hour q Temperance
meeting will lie held by MIR. Hollenhack.
The meeting this evening at the CoDgrega-
tional Church will be Gospel temperance
meeting.
PRESENTATION. - Last evening the hook
and ladder boys and their lady friends gave q
little surprise party to their foreman at his
residence. They carried with them fne
Photographic album, cabinet size, which they
presented to him. Robert Hunt made the
presentation speech. which was responded &c
BY the recipient in few feeling remarks.
An iuscript on upon the cover explains itself,
as follows Presented by the members Of
the Hook and Ladder Company to theil
Foreman, c.. A. Gillisl ie." After the pre-
/ sentation was over the various member of the
cor, pany made remarks appropriate to the
occasion.
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Forty years. experience or an cid nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP IS the
prescription Of one OF the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States has been used
for ity years with neverfang success by millions
i mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from, rain cures dyseutery and darrhGa, gripping in
the bowels and wind cole By giving health to the
child, it rests tha mother Psice, 25 ce.ts bolt
o3l-1yMWF
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GENERAL NOTICES.

HOiiday Presents =" The Ssnlbie Six.
pence Better Than the >lcw Shilling :! Ii you want
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at q reasonable price, go
10 BEALS' GALLERY, No. 4l5 street II. s..
BEALS, Operator. G9-lm
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Our new stock Of Yick's celebrated flower
seeds sra this day received-pure, fresh and
reliable. Now is the time to secure seeds that
will erow.-W. r. Strong 4 Co.
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For colds, coughs, bronchitis and all af-
fec.ions of the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral.
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For Fine Cakes, lee Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth jy25-lm
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Born.

SACRAMENTO CITY.
C. wi of a. II. Lane, daughter.
3-wife OF Rev. II. II. Rice, IA daughter.
4-Wife of S. S. Nixon, a son.
6-Wife Of John Crowley, son.
6-Wife of o. n. Cronki,e, a s,n.
Wife OF Wn. Rankin, asou.
1l-Wife o. +. Anderson, a son.
INV f. of Jas. D White, a daughter.
12-Wife Of A. C. Gidlund, son.
l3-Wife of Teles'oro Castro, son.
l3-wiie Of Geo. Woodward, a daughter.
14-Wife of Eugene Shea, laughter.
17-wife of j. II Gattman, son.
1r-Wife If James Poland, daughter.
ls-Wife of Marks Levy, twin daughters.
21-wi OF NJ J King, daughter.
22- Wife of D. o. Eatrican, a daughter.
27-Wife of w. A. Henry, son (stiil born),
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
&c. Wife of W. L. vii is, a son.
7-wife of Frank Mccormick, daughter.
49, Wife Of VIM. o. Davi, son.
2l-Wife of J. C. Sawyer, a son.
2l-wlfe of W. o. Davis, daughter.
26-Wite OF John Heath, daughter.
26-Wife OF Eomer Talbot, a daughter.
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GUARD against any lung o. throat disease.
Use Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothachs Drops cure in one minute,
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"cosRLE! eoRBlEw

-EvHE MUSIC OF THE GRAND Duo FROM
Il .LA MASCoTTE" is for sale by WILLIE
MYERS, at the Theater inner door, afternoon and
evening. i2-lt
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LARGEST STock of watches and lowest
prices at j. Hymsn, Jr.'s. SOC street.
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For DIAMONDS, iewelry. etc. at lowest
figures. 90 to J. Hymau, Jr.'s, 5O6 street.
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Married.
SACRAMENTO CITY.

&C. Robert Helper and Katie Ahlsted.
Irving G. Rodgers and Ida Bloss
Al. w. Peerless and Elizabeth A. Beckett.
6-Francsco Silva a-d Isabella Peters.
g. Wong Lung and Toy Lou.
7-Felice Lagomarsin and Luigi Lagomarsin.
l0--John McKinnon and E. G. Billiugsley.
Lotto Wilhelm and Amanda Schuck.
l1-Charles Atwood and Mintie Todhunter.
IA l.. Bosche and Sadie E. Kerlin.
l3-W. II. Vaughn aud Ka.e Fendner.
l3-srthur n. Real and Lizzie Patterson.
15-George W. Nichols and Celia Coffey
20-i ouis Waldron and Ella May Mccormick.
2l-Wm. E. Gerber and Hattie a. Lyon.
21-9. D. S:ephens and Adelaide NJ Duggan.
Gig. W. kirkpatrick and NJ. ]. Buckley.
% D. J. Mannix and Yesta L. Churchill.
23-Myron II. Pangb burn and Mary Cannon.
23-John H. Duffy and Kate Montgomery
2i-George Edwin Mills and Nellie X. Rogers.
24-Louis G. Dickman and Loretta Duffy.
25-James L. ellis and Katie PetIee.
25-Charles II. 0dell and Annie Fifield.
26-James Stewart and Annie I. Phpps.
27-limothy F. Sbuttuck and Amelia Beaver
27-Hram S. Hunt and IL. Oracle Jordon.
2S-Edward Sullivan and Katie Lynch.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and bye.
Trademark filed in this Stase and Nevada
Geo. W. Chesiey, sole sgent.
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ELEGANT BouQUETs CT rare and fragrant
flowers at the Belle Conservatory, Tenth and
streets.
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c. 11-Joseph Studarus and Margaret Schwab.
17-uenry Person and Mary Buress.
2l--John g. Smith aud Sarah E. Morse.
27-B. F. Howard and Sarah Frances Morton
2S-Patrick Dorian and Katie Daily.
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HAVE Emitted stock OF Towering bulbs,
embracing hyscinths, lilies. rulies, etc.
Should be set nut NOW. X. Strong 4 Go. :
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BIosT acceptable holiday present, undoubt
ediy, is a case of Eclipse Champagne.
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The OILY Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
ev sry morning, b. w. F. PETERSON. $40 J. d7. tt
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Bus champagne in use, Eclipse Extra Dry
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The Ladies of the Christian r. importance
Union of this city will hold New Years Reception
in the Office and diniug room of the st. George
Building, Fourth street, TU-DAY, from 10 A NJ.
until evening. Strangers, young gentlemen and all
are invited to come. j2lt
EyOR SALE-A NO. 1 HORSE; VILLA
IL work any way. Price. S25. in
Apply at FULTON MARKET, Fifth and ~
streets j23t
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the errors and indiscletions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss of mtnhood etc will
send a rece pc that will cure you, FaEE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discoveIed by
missionary in South America Send self addressed
envelope 10 the hey SEPH 7. INdAN, alton
D, New York City. NJ 6mWFM
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NOtfce.-Calif0rnia Lodge, No. 1850. X.
of H., will meet THIS (Monday) EVENING, in
their Hall, corner OF and Ninth stret ts at 7:30
O'clock. In addition to regular business, the in
stallation OF officers for the ensuing term will take
place. All members are requested to be present.
Members of Unity Lodge and visiting brothers are
respectfully invited to come
j. NJ. TENBRoOK, D.
P L. HICKMAN Reporter IL 1t
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The best Meals I'm the city at Petcrson's,
81 3 and go street. d1-d
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, December 81, 1881:
Balance on hand last report. $4,000 81
Receipts for the week. 2,3o5 p
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APPOINTED Saturday the Governor sp-
pointed ]. NJ Smith Notary Public Tor
Sacramento county, to reside at Calf.
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tllnIty 70 logical loIIuuiA. as Lltce VI logic
it is not surpassed by any master of any
school. It's very strength was fatal 1t all
went together, ring, chain and staple. Each
of its five stones az keystone, and if one
was ioosened, the arch fell. The average
religious opinion of to day is singularly un-
Calvinistic Instead of repudiating man it
believes in bin. Instead of casting him off,
it adopts him. 1nsteal of enthroning self
will, it enthrones benisnans Ian aad love.
A striking fact ard popularity of the pres
emit time is the great acquisition of new physi-
| cal knowledge. TIE effect of tais can be
estimated truly only when knowledge shall
bs more complete. Tha. the progress of
physical knowledge has disturbed some of the
old positions and methods of religious thought
is manifest enough. The contradiction mot
| a real one) which come see between science
and religion win be overcome and reconciled
when more is known about both. One truth
cannot contradict another; aud any appear
auce of contradiction arises from the imper-
feet development o. truth. Science is con.
cerhed with the methods Of nature. Hoar
does nature luork7 That is the question which
science puts. Aud tits the only question that
science as science can put. Whatever
answer science gives to that, well attested
and demonstrable, is to be accepted.
Whatever opinions have been hell on any
subject that conflict with that demonstrated
fact and conc usion must be modified or given
up. But the scierce Of anything does not in
| clude the whole OF IT, Fhat nature 49, science
does not tell u.s. Our knowledge is simply
concerned with methods. Religion says ma
ture is God. In other words, science is con-
cerned with the methods Of nature without
their cause, while religion is concerned with
the cause without The m thods. This contra
dicsion between them arises from their en-
croaching upon each other. They have the
ia1e object, but they work from different po-
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COUNTY

- j. G. Pratt to ]. NJ. Treyett, part Of
lot 8 in block 354 consideration $3.50,
quit claim deed.
]. NJ. Trevett to w. j. Rose, part Of
lot 8 in block 354 considerationS26 1885,
quit claim deed.
Jno. Bruner and johnson yesterday
negotiated the sale of all of block 1879
for W. w. Jeffrey to Thos. Swan, con
sideration 500. Also lots l and 2 in
block 235, and lots I and s in block 236
for j. X. Jeffrey to Thos. Swan con-
sideration $3.50.
Thos. Swan has sold the old Frank
Hunter house Zach ThomasOn) to J..
NJ. Tomkins. Will be removed and a
fine residence placed on lot for Mr..
Swan.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-07

Bill Nye came down OF the delayed
passenger train from Laramie City
yesterday morning, and that accounts
for the delay between Laramie and this
city. The engine was not equal to the
weight of his official responsibilities; a
fact which readers will understand if
they know that Nye is a justice of the
peace, postmaster, United States COM
missioner, editor, deacon in a church,
member of a bicycle club and last but
not least treasurer of the Wyoming
press association. And he bears all
these honors with the modesty of the
meek-eyed mule.