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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-20
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{. |. GREEN. Manager.
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC,
CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, May 10. 1889
AID UNTIL FURTHER SoTIcB,
I gklss And BEATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

| "SsiHOAcilS NGECays may kos ASS3
AID UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.,
TEARS AID BEATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FOLLOWS:
SseS a. M.-(Suudays excepted) --Accommo.
dation Train to Marysville, Red Bluff ana
Rsdding.
ss1A 4. M.-(sundays exceptedl-san Fran
V'kV cisco Passenger Train via Benicia Second
class Passenger Cars attached
A:ssss 4. M.-(Daily)-C. 2. Engrant Train to
T.SS A. M.-Daily}-C P Pacific Express, via
I 'oo Benicfa, for San Francisco.
fe8 a. Is ;@9R tss5sasE rs E
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
en- the Sacramento river.
EsSE A. M.-(Sundays excepted)- Passenger
Z "'SS Train for Woodland, williams and WI
lows.
FEsAA 4. M.-Daily)-san Francisco Passenger
AAsHV Train. Connects at Gait with Passengsi
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the s. 2.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA NeYhal
lSanta Barbara), Los Angeles, Yuma,
Maricopa (Prescottl Tucson, Benson,
Deming, FL PGso, and Raymond Texas
1555 miles from San Francisco. Connect
also at Niles for San Jose.
ss.3A p. M.-(Dailyl Oregon Express for
" Marysyile, Chico, Red Bluff and Reddlns
Portland, oregon)
9.AA r M.t(Dailyl -Local Passenger Train
'sNS for Auburn and ColfRx.
3.sa Z. M.--(Dailyl San Francisco Passenger
SsoS Train, via Benicia.
ADO eoa1 Mpa wtb TFaiG i to tatRro
for Deming and FL Paso.
T.9Sa y. M.-CSundays excepted} J. Passenger
SsSS Train for Woodland and Knights Land.
ing.
tSE 2. M.-(Daiiy,-C. P. Atlantic Express
y" for Cofax, Reno Carson and Virginial,
Battle Mountain (Austin) Palisads
tEureka), Ogden, Omaha and East
SeneTal Manager
L. GOODMAN. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-20

W. A. HEGNs0N. N, o.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoy.
Office, southwest corner OF Sc renth and ]
streets, in Byte's new building, up stairs. Rssi.
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh snd streets,
Sacramento. Office hours / 10 3 aad to P.E
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AFFIcE, 81 sTREET-oFFICE HOURS o
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-20

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In PAINTS, OILS,
Il Glass Yarnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods and Picture holdings, Painters and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents for Averills Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. No. 626 J street, Sacra-
meEto, Cal. s1-4ptf
, 1882-12-09
A-Same-M -Mencan-Man

Marshal John Justice made haul OF
orIum.nsers last Saturday night, one Al
Thon.. who paid Sll 30 and forfeited that
anoant. AMI l.. Yong, who - employed by
A banker here as cD'k, who dePo1ited Slo,
Yesterday lee Yong called on Justice
Whitman. 1T his home, and explained that
he hai jast borrowed another Chinama"
pipe FOR "hi-," when IN come the Marshal
and coLhlsd him.
d" That's ali right, sad the Justice.
"You ct him fifteen dollar; You k!eeE
h,m five aud me KEEP ten. you saba
"0h, yes, srbl."
Il tell him John, me work On walewoat
not bnow law, you sabe1'
'0h. yes, me sabs heap. Nou tel! Joh'
that story; he'll take it all in, said th'
Justice, and the Chinamaa Lunted up th'
Marshal and said:
"You take five dolla me tskee ten IN
no tell keep under bush, all same Me!iea'
man" And aided, on noticing the sur
prised expression on the Marshal's face
"You no takee blibe? ?"
John told him It wouldn't work, and nov
the Chinaman is discouraged.
, 1882-12-09
SATURDAY. DECEMBER ., 1852.
Jr,proysmeuts N the Kootenay-

The ,.,e,,,iol Of the authorities and mer-
chant, Of British Columbia is being attracted
towards the Kootenay country. and It Is
,o,erably safe 10 say tha. once the Canadian
P,cific IS completed, this section Will be oc
cup!ed by these merchants, nnie-s. now the
merchants Of Portland and Eastern Wash
;nstop 20 into the valley of the kootenay
and get firm foo.-hold. From the victoria
Standard We take the following, referring to
this section
Although Kootenay las for a loIg time
been known TO possess great and varied
amount Of natural wealth IN mineral and
agricultural ard pasture lands, ITS remote
ness from the msre accessible portions OF the
uroyince has retarded its growth and pre-
r.n,ed settleuent. The building OF the
Northern Pacific Railway, which passes
within short distance OF the district, has
given new impulse 10 business IN that re,
non a"d enabled prospecting to be carried
on with results that must be regarded as IN
the highest degree encouraging. careful
IL written and very interesting letter IRON
valued correspondent. which was puohsheo
IN the Standard of Monday last, furnishes
particulars OF the discovery OF valuable and
extensive loIes Of argentiferous galena IN
the shores Of the lake 1t also states tia.
company with ample means atcommand has
be.n formed - work these mines, build
steamboats,, reclaim extensive tracts oi land
and otherwise carry on operations on a large
scale All this cannot fail to be OF great
benefit to the country, and especla!ly to the
district IN Which IL - edecteG- Ii Il some
VIVA. y Ice regretted ;hat communication
with this Il s,Tict VIII !irst be established
through L. ). t.t:,ory by means OF the
Northern Pac,i, liur, - r-Et q: tIaihc
wien once established are difficult to be dl-
veIted. Il :. however. to be expected that
uben the Canas3a Pacific Railway comes
within reach o. knn.-n.y, As II Froalniy
yiji ir That ;aa ,I.;aal, resulAtlo1S anu
oth-r ,!..r..siIc.. Mi induce merchants
ar u.f.-. - nh'lin rH,Ir goods entirely
fl,r.s.,a l5-I- 81 Columbian teIrltory. lhe
Il e a.s-r.cr i koot,nay, hitherto isolated,
and alnlo-t unused, will then be easily acces-
lbe and will prohihly speedily MI mp with
an rntcrurisipg, Industrious and prosperous
population.
, 1882-12-09
answers to Numerous Questions.

Manufacturing the greater PoEl"n - our
stock. and buying from manufaetTrsrs aireet
We are enabled 70 unierseil any establishment
in the United States.
We re set DIAMONDS in any style.
We manuia, ture any article in tie jeWelTy
or silyervare line to order.
ENGRAVING On gold, silver and IVORY
tastefully eXecuted
Anv WATCH MOVEMENT now manu-
factured with any ~ty # GOLD, SILl Ek,
COMPOSITION, NICKEL Or CELLC-
LOlD case, We can supply
Our Solid Gold .IeSelJy department consists
Of the latest novelties
Insilyer and silver plated ware, sp'"n>, FORKS,
etc. cur stock i large and well -viect-d-
Diamonds, pearls am o.her precious stones
". have set - all suitable Articles in the i!n--
IN have unquestio3s5;y the largest stoea IL
Portland.
We have faci!!ti5sfpr GOLD ANDSiLNEl;
PLATING. f. The latter We cill the attrn
tion cf HOTEL KEEPERS. Spoons ami
forks and fancy ri ces can be re-pia'ed T. be
Is good as new, and to cost considerably les
than the new. Send quantities that rtqulnr
re plai!n. and we viii send rates
iuIIOCKS We have u iuli assortment.
SPEtTA, LES. EYEGLASSES and al
1rtic.,s connected with the "p;lcai line, "G.
- ct a. gaLngi!c-E- " e b1Ar tlC oa44J ". 4
METER tcye measIre:i On ;ha cast, amt --f,
enabled t.. test tie sg-,E-,h "r Teakue>, ot
EACH ~ L SEPAEAt ELY, ther, by en.l-
ding persons to obtain proper glasses " Wno have
heretofore iulrd 1t d.ticI.l II h- h;lei.
In addition to the sh"ve aIJly!rs We have 9
raI.t,,'-ta ami well selected soak T LoLLEi
eiDi u JEHEEkY. al d-.!-ls ami ns-r
chant, h. din. goods H. our i.le ALL iiad q.
20 TER alylMtag. to Gil On Us when cui'i. 3
TO The civ, or send Il cir nTdcts. W ar
enabled [" sufriy tuem at the same rate,
often lower. than th-y can buy ut j. hsrN :sn
ruiddirniru in the last ami S.n Eril-ci-g'.
GOODS SENT ON SELECTION 20 parIi-,
known L. 1s lriraT-rs 10 "e i'aij by Purchasr
both way-j with psi,il--s L. return within .
reasonable !eng.h 81 tAe. Goods sent pe'
W. T. x Cos ui.; -
Our watch r-!alria- department Is IN b,
hands # she mos: -kI liIi workman n FIn'
watch rai4iriEg pat cu..f'y -oAc,.ei Sal
chranlusfcT~ ga-r,i by transit observations.
Oh gold ant jrw-.ry taken IN trade ans
bought uutrigL- f'r G -.
HENiJCHSEA < GEEENBEEG,
2i9 Fir, =, V-fj ss.:, on. 4. o. Box lC5
>y-5 .W 81.
, 1882-12-09

LOOKING AFTER THE MAIL--Col. Ben
Simpson. Of the Postotiice Department, is
IN the city to-day. making arrangements for
an increase OF mail facilities for the people
of Weston, Milton and Ceuterville- As the
case now stands the mail reaches these places
twenty two hours after it arrives In Walla
Walla. C,l. Simpson desires to mend thsse
matters. and viii endeavor TO have the peo
pie served by the way of Pendleton. which
will give mail on time with Its arrival here.
\ mail service has been ordered for the
Northern Pacific, and this will continue to
he extended as the road is completed, until
al Eastern Washington will he greatly IA
vOrcd by this route. Col. Simpson Is DONG
al ,hat an earnest aui efficient official can
DO in this direction. OF that We are assured,
and are CAD to compliment him.
, 1882-12-09

The Harvard faculty have forbidden
any student after this year to row in any
crew unless able To swim.
Recently compiled statistics place the
death rate from the administration of
chloroform at one per thousand.
All the Southern cities which have
suffered IN the past from yellow fever
are contributing generously to victims of
the present scouIge in Pensacola.
In France snd Germany, respectively,
two franks and two marks are the medi-
cal charges for single visits, except IN the
fashionable watering plseea
, 1882-12-09

E'eHN TX DH-s y n'""As.
Typhoid fever is prevalent in Weston
DR. Bin sh..m will he home on the 18Th.
O,erc ats very cheap at Dusenberr Bros
Thomas Moran. u. D.. deposited SO 30
with Justice Whitman to-day.
The Olympia Standard is the journal to first
publish ths complete election returns
QUITE a number Of diphtEeriA cases sre re
port,i for the city ami adjacent country.
Halle:t says he is determined u get a loe,-
motive into Missopla IN New Years day.
People living away cut south of the garri
son are surprised to see locomotive in III
nsighborhea3.
Justice Whitman saws. If Walla Wal!a con-
tinueS 10 - afflicted with the present morality
he will Rave to close up slcp.
Ii clear day is given us on Wednesday, tht
transit of Venus can be discovered between I
and II l. N. SMpke your glass.
Some fellow bein' in need Of m,re light
stole the lanterns hanging over the stree, exc,.-
vatiOns being made by Dr. Day.
In the hope OF eliciting some sort of knoNl-
eige As 10 The death OF Mulherrnn Al Penile-
ton. the authorities haze made arrests among
the IniiAns.
Judge Norman Beck, Of Ltwistsn, Is in the
city Ell route to Westwooi. where be holds
court for North Ilaho. H. rep,rt. everyrh!n.
acurishing in and about lewiston
\. Il. Campbell. formerly I merchant at
Sandy Point, is in the city IN route u Frisco.
whore he goes - spend the winter. He expects
to return in the spring and locate at Spokane
Falls
Arthur Walker, so long with Ed. Williams.
goes to Portland to nigh, for short recr-ative
visit. When he returns, ne viii be associated
with Geo. Reed, in the new place to be opened
UP in the Paine block
, 1882-12-09
saNPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter. stating symp
toms. sex and age. Communications strictly
c influential.
II Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal
d.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum,
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, Gonorrhaa, elect, LeucorrhGa, For
sale byan druggists; 81 10 bottle, SIX bottles
for 81 90.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills, are the best
ami cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure IN
market. Fer sa;e by all druggists Hodge,
Davis d. Co, Portland, wholesale asents- Ally
All orders for medicine c. o. ID. must be
eccnmpanied with 81, as guarantee of good
f.i,h. which will he deducted when the pack
age is shipped
, 1882-12-09
onErrtiOns.

At Tacoma with PaciGe M.iI steamships for
San Franci-co, ;ni with Sound steamers ior
Victoria. Seattle, olympia and ii! points ol.
Puget Sound.
At Lake View with ,tJgtS Tor Steilaco1u.
At Tsniuo with the Olympia and Tenino
r..ilIoal i"r Olympia.
~ kalara With the o. 4. & y Cos boats
for Portland and all railroad and steamship
ines entering 1t Portland.
, 1882-12-09

such a, Luss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocinrha.
Emissions. Aversion 10 snci-gy, Dirnr q.
Vision. Noises in the head: the vital fluid
uaSsius unulr,ervel in the uIine, and many
5thrr diseases that lead to insanity aud death.
DR. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
,Irrd Dollars for case Of this kiud the Vital
Restorative tunier MS slecial advice and treat
m-ntl will not cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DR.. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advicr. including analysis Of urine, s. o.
Price of Vital Restorative. S3 O0 a bottle, oi
iour times the quantity, so 20; sent 10 any
address upon receipt Of price, OF c. o. ID, Sc
cura from observation. and IN private name II
desired, by \. T. MlNTIE NJ. D..
, 1882-12-09


At Wallua junction with the O. l. K y.
Co. 5 railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages for Medical Lake,
Syaugle and FaTmingtoo.
At Spokane Falls with stages fnr Colfa1,
Fort Colville, Lewiston, Medical Lake, Span
gle. Fort Caur d'Alene, Lake Pend d'Oreille,
and all points in Northern Idaho.
Through Tickets.
Through tickets :ur saie at tie principal Off
ces of the company, and at the olE,e ct the q.
L. & y. Co.. in Portland. Oregon, 10 Victoria
and Seattle and via 7. n. :. :. Go : steam
ship from Tacoma and o. r. X y. G.. : and 7.
c. y. =. Co.'S steamships from Portland II
San Francisco.
Through tickets 70 Portland. Oregon COR
sale at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and Tenino.
J. ". SPRAGCE. JOHN MUIR,
Gent. Suptt- Supt Of Traffic. Portland.
OTIS SPEAGUE, Sup't Pac. DIV
Ii. W FAIRWEATHER.
Suut Pend G'Oreille Division
, 1882-12-09
NTupLEAGED WEH


There are !aa.y at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the klsddsr, often accompanied by sIieht
srnariDc OF burning sensation, and a weaken
ing Of the system 10 manner the Tatient can
not account fOr. Dn exansir.ne- the urinary
deposits r0py sediment viii ofsen be found,
and sometimes small particles of alIumen viii
appear ar the color u III be Of thin milkish
hue, again -asnsirg - cark ana torpid ap-
pea-ance- There are many WIo die of this
difficulty ignorant Of the cause which is the
second stage Of seminal weakness DR. Spin
ney viii guarantee perfect evre IN all such
cases. and healthy restOEation of the genito-
urinary Oryans-
OFFICE FOrKs-l0 10 1. and 6 to 8. Sun
days from 10 20 II = z Cnn,-lta.ion free
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Gail or sddrsss.
DR- SPTNNEY 4 CO.
, 1882-12-09

rh0a. Fmi ssiuns, impotency, /. .>iAu-'ed Va
taIitv, Premature iF-. lnr gnl i">s Il Man
hood. in all lis comI,li a.ioU>, an't from what
ever cauSc produced. Il en'leLes au' l.,..Ihes
the blood: siren .th a. ;Le nerves. hraln, mus
cles. digestion. I,pruiJ c;igr "r,fT', and phys
ical and mental faculties IL III any un-
natural deiiiita'in- dra n UY.E the system,
preventing inVIUut1TV 'us-r-, dvtiI atm
dreams, seminal o-s-S ;gi,h the mine etc, s"
destructive % mind and b"iy. II = i sure
elimiu.,tor OF al hidney AMI L!a'!drr Tom
plants II contains no InjGrior' ir;redisnts.
TO those suffering from thr effects "i
vou.hful iriscrefinns nT excess. q spteiN
thorough AMI pcTmtUrnt cue Is sIaran evd-
Price, - - per bottle o. i've h.- les IN c.se
with full iii e tiauS All advice. 10. Sent So
cure from o'.-rrgs-tioR - any a-.SGrss uI~'n re
ceipt Of Price, ,r {. =. D. To lie hal only q!
DR. c d. SALFlLLD.
2l6 Kearny street, San Frlncise", Gal.
Consultations strictly coui len'ial, hv letter
or at oihce. free. For the c,1vruiruce ot
patients. and in order 20 insure ptrsvct secrecy,
] have adoptei = private address, ULder wnict.
all packages are forwarded
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
sufficient to show is merit, VIII - sent tn any
one applying BY let;e-, stating lis symptoms
and age Communications strictly conf
deatial seli-dwtf
, 1882-12-09
WANTED

A NY YOUNG GiRL p1I h I,si
n good home. where the wcrx VIZ sid
can apply at this efsss.
, 1882-12-09
F NJ BOWMAN. A J. NEwTON.
:. M. BOWMAN g. co.
PLTMBERS.

yITER. SIEIM IND GIS FITTEES
Pu rs. Boilers, Bath Tubs and Sinks KEEP
on band.
job work done with neatness AMI lie patch.
ShoI-FirSt Street, near Main Street Bridge,
Walla Walls ". T. Ocli-tf
, 1882-12-09
te Eisi,aE'> Golden IN

l. EIcHAr's GoLDEs Ba,s'N 10
Cures Tertiary. Mercur;al, syIhi.i'j;e, - -,
mati,,n. Pan, in the 7 ne~. / t.oer-,'e'' - -
Svf,hiiitic Rash. Lumrs. etc 1nf -!
al diseases from the sy.teIn, vte'he' ,..,,n.
bv bal Treatment or allure e u.-TfliiF- !: ~
the blood pure and healthy. fE.se'
bottle.
LIE RICHAC's G0LnTS sPANIsH A,''i'p;.. pr;...
Fo- the cure of Gonorrkoes, C!e't, &c
81 80 per bottle. I'm,
LIE R!cHAU's GOLDEN sPANIS'' NJ -.
4 wa,L f.r cure of Gl-e'. stree ur,-' a q
Of the TretLra and Bladder, etc ir's'
per bottle.
LIZ RICHaU's GoLnEN oi.IEt cc..s
For the effective healing of SsIni'''-'
and erur,inns Price, 81 per 6ite- PT.
Also agents for Le Ii ksu'- I"usI a.s j
for weakness, loss Of physical pHWer-. c-o,,s
diseases arising from abuse and sAes7S
work. Price. s. per bc1. ,.ekoL
Seat everywhere, C. o. d.. seeu'e'
per express. ,.o ANS
i27 and 499 Sansome street, ''ah 6ly
California.
, 1882-12-09
Or. SpiNMEY.
No. ia kaarngy ~, -an sIa-ri,rc.
Treats all special and Chronic
Diseases.
EouN& ETEI

NEHO NAEsBE SUFFERING FROM
w the ,lf-cts - T3u-hfui :. HES and Ia
discretion, viii 80 well y aTail themselves If
this the rreat--t boon -ver laid st The alt II 81
suffering humanity -DR- SPTNNEY Win
guarantee u fo-feit 500 for every caseof Sea-
insi Weakness OF isiyate disease of any kind
or character which Be unIerta&e. and fails %
, 1882-12-09
MILL CREEK
FIume and Nan. featuring Co.
RAILWAY Freight Tariff.

On freight shipped in less quantity than car
Load lots, and in excess Of 2Jj pounds, 10 csntS
per loo pounds.
freight weighing 80 pounds, OF less, >
cents.
The COMPANY viii receive freight from avAi.-
able intermediate points between stations, by
special agreement olly, AT agreed on rates
Or application rates viii he gwen al. Yar;.es
desirous ot Shipping wood. rails. u1StS. etc,
from any point on the iume Ia Dudley.
For forwarding and transferring freight &
O. K. 4 y. Co.'S cars, 4; Nalia Nal!a, -
cents per ton
All freight in rsr-lHads not y unity t-kru
charge Of. AMI IRE 1t remaining On aFfor.u
after i o'clock l. NJ on the day ot delivery,
will be stored at owners expense anu riSk.
VI. {. MOORE, President
+ r. BAKER SecTetary So w:ils
, 1882-12-09
guEGs1AF ENGLISH REMaA

Is a never-fail IN eure
:or Nervous Dehiiity,
Ex hansted vitality,
minal Weai NJ, :,
Sper' latorrhga, l. 81
n II Hood, lupot II
cy, Paralysis, Pr'sta-
tarrhga. and all tn
terrible effects OF
Syii Abuse youIEiu
iuiiies. and excess e
ia uiaturer Wears -
, 1882-12-09
Walla Walla. W. T.

City and farming property for sale; loans
negotiated, and all kinds Of lapers Prera.ed-
, 1882-12-09
WESTON EgANtE.
FtsSIA.Ig EtR.s:

Trains viii leave Whitman daily at A d
for Milton and Blue Mountain slstiua.
, 1882-12-09
frr..ht kEtc> Nr>f Bound

From Walla Waila 20 Portland IN 10 ton .ots-
Flour ana FAX seed, Ter IgJ Tr------...-S -
Wheat, Oats aud barley iey.---------------- ~
Wool IN sacks. dry hides and leits- :,
Green hides. Ielt- and ts!.uw .--- -. 10
Rates on nier h4ndise between Nalia " ala
and Portland vary, according t. classification
of same, from 81 - {" 81 ~ l,r loo EoGnds.
&. u. PEEsGOII
H.Ensrf-
joan MIR
III eriuitrdrnI ui JIalc
, 1882-12-09

Between Wslla Walla and q Francisco
IsI eiass, 81; "a claz, 81
Between Maiia " ala anu IoT-.a;.t .Sli W
Z" The Da!Ies . CO
, 1882-12-09

nASSENG GER TRAIN leaves WalIa Wal
Il for all points wes; at 5:2J P. Il, every
day except Sunday.
nASSENGER trains leave Aliins, Oppo-
IL site Portland, At ALL P y daily EXCEPT
SundaN arriving at Wal!a W-lls st So P "
, 1882-12-09
Gceau DIsi.ioa.

STEAMERS sail from Portland for san
- Francisco fscice q 'roct, on Tuesdays ana
FRIDAYS. at midnight. Returning, leaye san
Francisco for Astoria and Portland, Wsdnes-
days and SatUrdays-l0 Az.
, 1882-12-09
ALAN N. DE-ElSON.
Alan N. DenRiseI,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

Room No Z, Baker Euiding,
Cor. Main and ID Sts. entrance ~ ~ 1t J,
, 1882-12-09

Passengers Tor Ainzworth, Cheney and
Spokane Fails change cars q: Nal.Lia Junc
hon
, 1882-12-09

Bound West Bound
~ NoI STATIONS Fa-s' "a n. >
, 1882-12-09
PEN D'0HEiLLs C:VlSi0n.

Naiiuia Junction 10 spokaRc FGn..
, 1882-12-09

SSnN - IN
su erinitndrnI ui JIanic
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-19
QEhs Daily NuN,li,l.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1882.
Story of q Diamond.

The largest diamond in the world
Is said to exist among the crown
jewels of Portugal, having been
gift to the present king from his
uncle, the Emperor of Brazil, in
whose dominions this magnificent
gem was found. 1t is four times
the size of the Koh-i-noor, and its
value has been variously estimated
at from fifteen to sixty million
dollars, its enormous size rendering
it unique in the history of the great
jewels of the world, 1t was dis
covered in Negroes hut where it
had long served as plaything for
the children of the family. 1t was
seen by chance one day by q slave
who had worked for some years in
the diamond mines of the country,
and after due examination he pro-
nounced the pretty stone to be
colossal diamond, The emperor
sent regiment of cavalry to escort
the priceless jewel to his capital.
Ouuly enough no diamonds we're
ever found before or since the dis
covery of this unique specimen in
the neighborhood Of the spot whence
it came, which was a small mountain
streamlet flowing over pebbly bed.
The old negro who was its original
possessor had taken quantity of
gravel from the bed of the brook to
spread before his door, and the
children, attracted by the transclu-
cency and regular form of the dia-
mond, had picked it out of the mass
to play with, 1t is of oval shape and
of perfect water, but its abnormal
size will of course prevent its ever
being used for am ornament,
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The Turf,

Tho following "best on record"
showing the gradual improvement in
trotting time, Will be read with in
terest by turtles,
1920, best mile, time 8 minutes.
1880, best record was 2.40.
= 1910, the best record was made
by Dutchman in 1928.
1850. I" Lady Suffolk" made the
best mile record in 1926.
1860, G Flora Temple -" went a
mile In 2.19a.
1870, "Dexter trotted O mile
heat in 2.173. ~
1876. Goldsmith Maid made
her best record in 214,
1878, August 4th, at Bnffalo
Park, d" Rarus" trotted a mile in
Abb.
1879, October 25th, at San Franz
cisco, est. Julien" III the presence
of Gen, Grant and other distinguish
ed men, trotted a mile heat, without
runner, in 2.l2a.
One of our young men bought
horse the other day that trots mile
in an hour and ten minutes. TIE
horse is for sale.
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THE Hawaiian Journal, Ko HA-
l. wAII PAE Alma" owned and
edited by Kawainui Bros. has a
weekly edition of 5000 copies, and
is the best advertising medium. Of
fee, No. 6 Merchant st. /
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B@ Fan, Oriental, Olivetts and
Spanish Laces aciW be sold at re-.
daced prices during the Inventory
Sale at the HONOLULU CLOTHING.
EMPORIUM. A. M. MELLIs.
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$1,000 Reward

VNTill be paid for information thet
w will lead to the conviction of
whoever maliciously cut the tail
feathers off, and plucked the back
and breast feathers out of Peacock
belonging to me, A further reward
OF $40 will be paid for information
leading to the conviction OF whoever
stole 8 Peachicks about month old,
belonging to me, from Pawaa on
Wednesday the oath ulto.
GEO. Fl. LUCE.
Pawaa, Little Britain, June 8, 1882