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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Ths Board Of City Trustees met in regular
session at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. al
the members present. The minutes of the
previous meeting wsre read and approved.
Mark Foster, Chief Engineer Of the Water
Works, reported that during the past weef
the works had bsen running 1874 hours, and
the total nnmber of gallons pumped was
u 312. coo. The Clipper fuel supply was ex-
hAusled for SO hgur7, during which time oue
snd niue-.elths gr- So tons Sydney coal was
used.
Tae monthly reports from P. Rumble,
Pouudmsster; n. A Kiader, Harbour ser j;
). K. Caldwell, Superintendent Of Gene
teries. aud Matt Karcher, Chief Of Police,
were read and ordered on fe
The report Of r. J. Ii 5rney, City Expert,
0a ace, urt Of W. \. Henry, Police Judge,
shows .hst ths aEyIesate amount Of lines eel
.sctad duling n ysar ending April 8 1882
t.aoruts {, = ST 20; enouat paid ~
olsri;'s fse-. Sj2S 20, leaving balance o.
sl T03 winch has 0sen puE into tho C.ty
F-ee1uty as psr receipts ct he Treasurer on
file ia the cfice Of the City Auditor.
A petitiou was received from residents and
property. owners on II and \ streets, above
Twentieth, asking that the city water pipe be
laid in the alley between said streets, that
they misht be supplied with the city water.
Referred to the Superintendent Of Water
Works.
On motion Trustee Gutte1berger was in
structed to 20 or and lay suction pipe from
the river to the water works
The bonds Of Joseph Burus, ". X. Burns.
Il Latham, NJ German and John Wall. for
sprio king streets, were referred to tee City
Attorney.
Afta- alor,;ny the foIIoy,;np hills the BOARD
adjourned: ". A Butter6sld $50 50 p
H5tzog. $50 70: ". K. Brown. SOS A. Meiss
81; James Leonard, 81 25; Henry WitSsseu,
s.: James Leouard. 81 80; q. H. Davis,
s32 95 D. Diereeer. $40; a. Neiss, Sij7 So
!. L. Lewis, r. ceots Peter AoGiunis, Si2
John Lynch. SIP; VI. j. .ilr, SO; Il. John
son. S24; NJ. Brsnra6r Sl2 Friend { Terry
Lumaa. Compsuy. S565 81; s. AID z. r. Z.
Co. $40 p; Whittier, Fuller & Co. So SJ
2. !. & J. NJ. Jackson, 81 81; W. L. Frazer.
9i03 .; T. j. Ba,iou. S572; L. T. @. Sail,
81: Frank C. Houybton, SIS: J. Kisp7r,
50; L. !. Bassett. S27 30 John Wat, 50 50
? =. SanAc. SIS 70; i. Latham, 2S7 so; i.
King, 81 Go: W r Griffith, SS4 Co; Gr. NJ.
sly, So 60 joseph Burns, S200 L Wi,
81 15 e; 7. Coiter, Sl2; James NcCaw. S.
ii. -,line, s. -. Harvey, S37 John Gsld
ner. $50; W. A 5, - s Hough5oH, S2S 50
Czritsl Cos Co'uI.aay, 81, 3l3 Is: Cst'iu &
.burzer, $50: J. c. ln5bs, Sl9l 66 7
r. Coggirr, $I9l 6G /; ". Johnson, Si1 so;
Lamarcu i +, tfreys 535 90; L. &. Roster
81: S,rluel Gale $40; Whittier. Fuller &
Co., l5 c71ts William Gwynn, 81 80; "
4 Anderson, IS: John Drsmau, Sl3 Clip
ue. Coal TO-. $50; ". Garrett, $3.50 90;
CsYi-ai Gas Co., SOS 10; W. 4. i G. s.
uous}t3D, 54. and tao salaries for the police.
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A Life POLICY
PLACED In THE RIGHT
COMPANY.
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[c0sREsPoSDEEcE.1
oRovuLg, Butte County, Cal,
March 90, 1872
EEVRY X. FIELD, General Agent, New
England Mutual Life Insurance Conn
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FREE LIBRARY MEETING.

The Board Of Trustees meet At the Library
bGlldilz Tuesday evening. Presert-W. c.
Fitch. vic..P President; Albert Hsr. aud S.
L Gsiri,h. Tie miost-s Of the Is. regular
meeting were rssd and approved.
Tho Librarian reported as fellows f5t
April: Nurater o. books i.susd dusi the
month, S5j2; classified thus: Ftetio7.
2 S22; history, 159; 'Ia ply. &C tr 'vels.
i62 -bsiie--let-r--, IA poetry aut drama,
73; ,hellosy S; eoisacs aud IT l0s ; man.
Der Of books is,usd per DAY. 49, psco.n,eFe
OF hctinn. 70; number = patrons. 0l9 (;
amount Of fines collected, 81 Is.
On motion o: NJ. Hart tas B1lrd voted To
obtain a ito membership il tte Anelic.1
P.nolorjcaI Society, 50 a. TO procure the
trjsElisi reports ot thEt society. which con-
tain addresses discus IONS, etc Il the ahes
p1moicgiits IN tho continent, wh'ch AL he
OF great value 20 irult-grG7gsrs. The L
btsrisn va euthoriz 4 to hsc5 Il = li:s-1leu-
ber ia bahs.i oj the Library.
TIE q American Antiquarian, the Mono
graph. serial collection Of irdcxei e.s1ys
on history, "a Poaular Science Monthly ana
"Magtzine Of American History we're OF.
dergd subscribed for froa the lunsncemaut
of their publication. A warrant was ordered
draw for the Lib.ar,. TO pEocuis them for
the Liprsry.
The ioiI5aipg bills were allowed Paci5c
Mutual Life Insurance Company, S45 81
Csoi-aI & g ComDsuy, SI6 50; d. Run,
els As; Psypt. Upham & Co. San Fran
cisco. SIS So; c. G.. Hancock, so 80; ". I.
Waiisc@, sgsnt for the Bee, SlS; Whittier,
Fuller & c.. So 35; Day & Joy, 81 so; Geo.
I. Lytle, s5 50i Il. S. Croker L Co., %
The following new books were ordered for
the Library:
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea; Wreck of
the Chancellor: Desert oi Ice a. tas North
Pole, by Jules Verne; yorktown Campeign,
bv johnson Sciencs Ia Culture, By ETxley
Raynster, hy Hood Vsrbaiist. By Ayers;
Poems, bv Bsst Harte; Seven Little People
by Horace Scudder; Seven Voices Of Sym
patay. by L1ugfellow; LIZ Of Alexander
Ganilton Ms. Maytura's Twins. by Hal.
barton Ibnsfsilow's Poems; Oscar Wilde's
Poems Lsagus Of the I,oqu,is, by Hatha-
way; Tribute 10 Garfield; sparks from a
Gs5logist's Hammer, by Winchell; Ballads,
by John hsy Dan. bg Mrs. Glaeco K; 4
Volunel Cairpsigns OF Civil Wtr american
ClCsgi>a :or Schools by H.y.E.rrl
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
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Among the things in Boston which ex-
cited the wonder Of the Zuni Indian chiefs,
Who are visiting that city, was q negro
minstrel show. The clog dancing by row
OF snanqled fellows gave especial delight,
"This light" said one, in his own tongue,
eve have seen that which passes all other
things in wonder. We thought our own
dancers we're the most perfect for keeping
time and for regularity OF movement, but
we find that this goes over anything we
have either seen OF imagined, and we are
covered with shame. My eyes are pat out
with wonder.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03

tas last dollar wach the Stste under form oi iaw,
rsu wrirc flom a citizen. We had zupposed IN the
5.siICTaj % q these matters tie question Cf
"Ig-t and wrong" e. some naint would enter.
lOl nr'c assumed - advise u.s. be -ving TO he In
tle .us %: your duty 70 d. iDdeea you Rave sad
in Vos Ytfy o-enirf of your et.er that You would
no. eon~irsr the question westher the assessment
vas zoo high not. you seem admit nat IL IS,
but dal-r TO that feet any force. Before omtatkGg
'n an ,Epansive litigation, common prudeuce euI
Q ltDmon honesty would seem tn dictate b0.h u at
t1raey aud fe client that rig sud justice at least
should Be on the side OF the plaintiff II consldCrt
ions of right and wrong morally binding upon
the private citizen who enters the Courts cf State,
such considerations aTe still more imperative when
'Se state jt~eit hse'mes party. The letter Of
'aur communication would seem % be that we
should carry on tins tig iten without rec I'd 90 the
question ot night or wrong. We TIRE sure that yOu
could Ho. haze 50 ilteudeI b.
The TAXING or PRIVATE PROPERTY.
The distinction between wrongillly taking the
money oT property = he citizen under the forms OF
Ot the end Of litigation and taking j. upon the
highway ~ the eud u a shotgun, is top fac q dis
tnstl7n ov-n TO be acted upon in the practical
affirs Of lie.
Your p sijon, as We understand T. e. that this
ard had authority % accept he oi.er made by
Jhe rai-Oad companies, or TO take the Judgments
and -rcsiye their money; that all our acts ia the
premises are VOID. Assuming that you are correct
this does It not follow tnat So no event eau sny
one oG the companies be Injured W q have their
money q The amount ~ more thar s25,OJ0, which
they never can recover back. We shall use y for
public purposes While, if the companies are liable
fr The remainder II the taXss they able 20 pay
thrm. Is your advice had reached US ir tir1e and
and we had aeta4 upon It, ard it h7d aiter'F-rd
ttrpr1 o1- trat you were mistaken, Is lawyers
slHn- sltle7 are, and that the Companies weTa not
legally liable torsuy amount ia jhat vent we should
nave 5esn losers % the amount Of the tax, with
thousands o. dollars expenses besides IN mistaken
iltga' lon. Ii the Courts should uphold you, We
shall 9 all the moneys claim d. II the Courts di;
fe- from YOU, ana holi the tsEes invalid, We nave
sareI by cur coUrse re than SO Coo and all the
expenses which ouii have been - 90 the county
aud The State, had We re ed ;he Offers made. Tn
Ter 70 aspect OF the case can action rebound but
u the benef. OF the county aud Ststa.
our actnu ia the clse was dictated bv aesirs TO
sdrsncs the hest interests Il the people whose ser
wants ier the time beiOg, in common with the At
t0Tuey-f} nerd, we Re. We have no doubt but the
Same high motive aetuates the Attorney-General
and We confident that when lie Comes 70 con-
sider the whole case we, who are more imme
di4t4iY charged with IT, have considered il, there
VIII be no ference Of opinion and that our action
VIII merit ana receive the approval OF she Attorney
General IS il has already received tha: Of the Intel
ltg~flt Of at1r community
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
MORE ABOUT CANDIDATES..

j. NJ. Estudillo, of Alameda, will be
candidate for State Treasurer.
General 10 Hamilton. of Placer, is being
urged as candidate for Governor.
W. A. January is candidate for state
Treasurer On the Democratic ticket.
James Clark, OF Santa Rosa. is Demo.
cratic candidate for Sheriff of Sonoma county.
Hon. W. H. Sears Of Msrir, is Republi:
can candidate for Congress tfom the Third
District.
For Congressman at large on the Republi-
can ticket, G. w. 'Schell, Of Modesto, is
candidate.
B.F. Tattle, of Sonoma, is a Democratic
candidate for member of the State Board OF
Equalization.
E. T. Farmers and Il. T. Fairbanks, of
Sonnlna, ere candidates on the Democratic
side for State Treasurer.
f. T. Baldwin. of Stockton. will be can
didate before the Democratic State Conven-
ion for Attorney General.
James Mccormick, of Redding, is caudi-
date on III, Republican side for Assenibiyman
from Shasta and Trinity counties.
These Democratic candidates are spoken of /:
Fer Supreme Judge, Judge Bowers, OF
Mario; for Congre sman at large, VIM. L.
Coleman, Of San Francisco. and for Con
qressnan from the Third District. Barclay
Henley, of Sonoma.
In Oregon the Republican ticket reads:
Tor Congressman, NJ. @. GeoIEa: Supreme
Ju'ice, w. p. Lord; Governor. z F. Moody
Secretary of State, r. p. Z srhart; State
Treasurer. Ed Hisch Superintendent OF
Public obstruction. Z. B. McEiroy State
Printer. W. II. Byars.
The San Jose Mercury says: It was gener..
ersI'Y supposed that Judge 2. B Tully, of
Gilray, would he the looming man" for Con-
gress on the Democratic ticket; bat we now
learn that there is strong combination OF
San Francisco Democrats who are determined
TO press his name before the Convention FOR
the first place oE the ticket.
In Placer county Messrs. Ashley ard Coker
are the Republican candidates for Sheriff
Messrs. Bisbee and Russell for Treasurer,
Thomas Nichols for Recorder, W. Sparks
for Clerk, aad Messrs. Lardner. Kinkade
and Hughss for Clerk. On the Democratic
side for Sheriff. Mr.. Huntley; Treasurer,
Mr.. Mann, end Mr.. Prewstt for District At
torney.
In Shasta county there are spoken of on
the Democratic side rs the candidates: Svl-
vester Hull and a. ". Hubbard for Sheriff !;
Josiah O'Neal for District Attorney B. f.
Roberts and c. H. Manning for Clerk /;
Richard Ripley for Treasurer: G. n. Kings.
bury. W. P. Hartman and Mr.. Kifder for
Assessor. On the Republican ride: Edward
Sweeney for District Attorney, f. c. Tifin
and T. NJ. Swasey for Clerk.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
NEW MEXICO.
Mexican Troops Doing 4sood work.

LIF3iC"H zEOUf'7 E1UIHI, afIVN FFHEh.
SANTA FE. May 2d.-The following dis
p ltch was recaived here at midnight: A
column of Mexican troops to-day, u0der the
c. ,mmand of Colonel Garcia, met the Indians
tlias Col. Forsyth is in pursuit Of, and killed
Il. Of them, also taking SO prisoners. The
courier bringing this information to Deming
arrived on foot. He was pushed 30 hard by
the Indians that be had to abandon his
horse, barely escaping with bis life He re.
ports about 100 Indians between Dsming and
Tresiouinas
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
suicide of YoIo County Farmer.

WOODLAND. May 21.-Fsbian Giguere, an
ohi and well known farmer residing enc and
a half miles north of Cacheville, committed
suicide this morning about 10 o'clock by
shooting himself in the head with Winchss-
tsr rife. Financial troubles is supposed to
hive been the cause for the deed. The de-
ceased was the head of large family, and
wins held in high respect and esteem by the
- mole community in which he has lived for
about twenty wears. He was native OF
Canada, aged "a wears.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
LYDIA e. SHMKHAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is a Positive Cure
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for nlI fhose Painful Connpl plaints and Wenkn,

for all those Painful Com p aints and Wenknessef
socornmon TO cur best female population.
1t viii entirely tho worst form Of Female Com
plants ell ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
ton Falling and DisDlace1nents and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and IS particularly adapted TO tn.
Change Of Life.
It will dissolve and expel tuors from the uterus IN
early stage Of development. Tho tendency 70 car
ceors hunors checked very speedily by its use
It removes fantness atulency, destroys ell craving
for s.iulnnts md relieves weakness OF the stomach
It cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration
General Debility, sleepessness Depression and Indt
gcstior.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backnche Is always permanently cured by ts use
1t will at all times and under all circumstances act 1.
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For tho cure of Kidney Complaints Of either sex thu
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKIA1I's VEGETABLE CO.
PCCND q prepared at 20 and rs Western Avenue
Lynn, LASS Price SI six bottesfors s.. Sent by maj
IN the form Of pills rlso IN form Of lozerses, Or
receipt Of price s. per box for either. Mrs Fnkhsu
freely answers n letters Of inquiry ssnd for pa9h
let Address cs above. Mention thts fuper,
No family should be without LYDIA z PfNKHAne
LIVER Pills. They cure constipation, bliousnsss
and torpidity Of the liver. 25 cents per box
fty- sold by all Druggists. "a
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
RRITIsu CnLr1IBIA.
Harthaaake az Victoria.

VICTORIA, May 21-At 10 P. N. on Sunday
night shock of earthquake caused the dooTs,
windows and crockery in this vicinity to rst-
tie. and somewhat startled new residents who
are not accustomed to such violent sublunary
emotions. The movement seemed 10 be fiom
northeast to southwest. In some instances
crockery was thrown from shelves. In the
district some Of the houses were shaken up at
a Igelier rate than vas pleasant for the occu-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03

Summary Tor April 1882: Average hourly
velocity and preg tiiing disestia7 of wind Tor
tins mouth, at 4:02 4. n. was 6.S llile=, oiu
the southeast at 1902 p. y It was 5 miles.
from the north. aad st SOP P. N. It vas
miles, from the southwest. Light ftost oo-
curret oG ths 26ih. An aarora YES seen %
tie 18th and 18th, and corona aropud tbs
moon on .hs PAN, solar halo Of % on the
2lst and lunar halo Of 46' on She 30sh.
HIGHEST water in the river during April vas
q 2 feet, on the 1lth ard 18th; tie lowest
n 4ts- i the Iivsr was 10 lO fees, on the lst
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03

THIRST FOR BLOOD, The King of Bur.
man has still an unsuitable thirst for blood,
his latest victim being the son OF one of the
princes who was deported to Chunar for
his share in the rebellion OF 1866 Thee
bau's serious illness in December last
caused some of his courtiers TO cast about
for successor in the event of the Kings
death. Their choice fell on tie young
prince referred to, but, unfortunately for
their arrangements, the King got well, and
proceeded forthwith to wreak HE vengo-
ance on the prince. a velvet sack and the
waters OF the Irrawaddy closed the career
Of the aspiring monarch, while his follow
ers, three in number, were summarily dia.
patched.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
On Trial for Arscn.

AUBURN. Nay 2d-The trial of tie Sheri.
dan iucendi 1ries, charged with burning the
barn of D. Click and attempting TO set fire TO
his & Juring mill, has been commenced here
in the Superior {. urt. They demanded seps-
rate trials, and the case Of Archie EicCau'y
Wis fist called. After Jury was inpanelsd
W oodis the States evidence, wss placed On
the stand. The case excitss great attention.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
PICNIcS.

Eintracht picnic JuAe 4t5, at Richmond
Grove
British Mutual picnic Saturday, Nay 24sb,
at East Park.
TIE 4. 0. Z. W of Lincoln and vicinity
hold a picnic to-day.
Fhe Sacramento Huss@rs offer a prize Of
so ior the test Cay pigeon -ao5 at the'f pic
nc, May Or, st Coyls'3 Grove. Woodland.
The auruL picnic Of the Farmers and
Graugers 81 be heid at Besc.'s Grove, near
Frespor', tomorrow This Is the genuine re-
union 81 the f1r1neIs Of the county, and citi-
zaas Of Sacramento and other places are H.
yitsd.
The picnic Of the German Sunday-7chool
will be held at Richmond Grove on Thurs
day, May 4th. Ths Husssrs' Band will fur
| nish music Oh this occasion. Games, etc, for
young and old will be had, and good time
may be Anticipated.
The twenty eighth annual Ney festival of
the Sacramento Turn Verein will be held
Sunday next at East Park. 1t is needless to
venture the opinion that it will be well at
tended, as the Turners' May festivals are
among the eGtat ljshsd enjoyments Of Sacra-
mento. They are always well managed and
in all respects succe S: ful.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic takes
place at Natoma Grove to-day. The train
leaves the depot at $50 a u. Baskets VIII
he called for at Kingsley Chapel at 7:45,
Tenth and streets at 1850. Tenth and n
streets at s, NJ L Church South at $40,
Sixth-stteet NJ E. Church ct 8:15.
The Sarsfsld Guard Company G) will
hold their twelfth annual picnic on Sunday.
May 14sh, at Nstoma Grove, The company
is determined to make this the event of the
season, and 80 pains viii be spared to con.
duca to the enjoyment of all who may attend.
Prizes will be offered for games. Music by
the First Artillery Band. 4 grand shooting
match between ROutiar and P8rrots for $3.50 a
side, with S25 added.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
SPECIAL 1tsrArouss 70 TIE RECORD Uytosl

SAs Francisco, May 2l.-The extra days
racing of the Pacific Blood Horse Association
at Bay District Park took place to-day. The
frst race, for the Sequel stakes for three
year.olds, mile aud an eighth dash, Duchess
Of Norfolk barred. was won ~ Maria T., Ia-
augura.ion second, Hattie B third. Time,
two minutes.
The second race. for the Junior stakes for
beaten tvo-y -year-olds, fSe-sighths dash, win.
ners OF the haf-mils dash and FIRST and second
in the three quarter raee st the regular Iaeet-
ing barred, was won by Sstanella, Nubia
second, Clara ". third. Time, 1:023.
The third race. handicap, free for all, mile
aud p quarter dash, was won by Dcke Of
Nondas. Relshaw second, Bonnie Jean tbird,
Time, 2:l15.
The fourth race, for the Beaten purse. for
horses that have started aud never won, mile
aud repea-, was won by Nighthawl, in two
strai.ht heats, Il sister OF Lottery second.
Tine, I:55-1:46.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03

DIR. La Mar'S Seminal Pills cnre all
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss Of VIgor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpctency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
10y, and all that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess Indiscrelon or Abuse. The old And in this
remedy fountain of youth, and the Young a safe
rusIrl and protection Dr. IA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debtated from
whatever carse, 10 their pristine vigor Price,
81 51 par bottle Sent c. o. D., by express TO any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
iers to a McBoYLE y CO., druggists, Postoffice
BOX 1852, San Francisco. tl3 3p6m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
GENERAL N0TICE8.
EInYYers Eahe and Die.

The rich fragrance OF MURRAY & LANMAN's
FLORIDA WATER is the perfume Of Natures
yarest flowers. The flowers fade and die but their
living bresth-so to speak-is made perpetual IN
this exquisite floral water ioT the handkerchief the
toilet and the bath.
.gg As there are worthless counterfeits, buyers
should always ask for the Florida Water prepared
by Lanman i Kemp New York. ms 1t
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Forty wears, eypcrIepce of an old nurse,

Fartg years experience of an old nurse.
MRS. vINSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription OF of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States aud has been used
FOR rty years with neYerfaing success by millions
4 mothers for their children 1t relieves tho child
from PAIN cures dysentery and diarrb9a, gripping in
the bowels and wind-colic By giving health TO the
child, It rests the mother Price, 25 cents bottle
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
Travelling Newspaper ssen-rhe Sunday

Los ANGLES, May 2d.-Sixty-fcur mem
bars Of the Texas Press Association arrived
to-day, and will leave for san Francisco to-
morrow afternoon.
District Attorney Brown has dismissed 184
cnmpiaints under the Sunday lav, the Board
OF. Supervisors having declined 70 approx riats
tnoGey for the c)sts.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03


oRo7ItLE, Butte County, Cal,
March 90 1892. 7
HENRY X. FIELD, General Agent, New
England Mutual Life Insurance Conn
pshp stE: SAMUEL J. DAVIS, er-county Treas.
urer of Butte county died At this place January g.
1882 leaving widow and six small children. He
left nothing for their support except the insurance
on his life He was a member Of Oroville Lodge, No.
90 A. o. Z. w and his wife received from that
Lodge s. O00 lie also held poiicY for S2,s00 IN
the Company you represent, on which he had
PAID No PREMIUM FOR TWO YEARS, and
which vas BELIEVED TO Be WORTHLESS.
However, On making inquiries Of you, We found that
the policy was the
On.TorfettabIe Plan Of the New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
And although the premiums had not been paid for
some time past, yet the policy was good for
q AIS 81, which sum Mrs Davis has already
ceived. This IS correct statement Of the facts in
this case, and 1t speaks louder in praise of the Com
pany you represent than any other words we use
Mrs Davis has the money: 1t was paid promptly and
with little expense 70 her, and II all came from
policy that was BELIEVED TO BE WORTHLESS.
II coin talks il ainly should in this case for
she has it. and it came with the greatest possible
dispatch Very truly yours,
JOHN c. GRAY. oroyille Lodge, No. 40, A. o. U. W.
Wd. SCHNEIDER, Orovllie Lodge, No. 40.
ARCHIE MCNEIL, Oroyille Lodge, NO. 40
e. HIGGINS, oroyille Lodge, No. 40.
l. A SIMON, oroville Lodge, No. 40
GEO. B. sPkINGEs, Recorder. oroville Lodge.
X. DE LASCIE. Treasurer, Butte County
P o. BCNDLEY, Judge Of Superior Court Butte
County.
6E Before insuring in any other company or
Joining any cooperative assessment society, care
fully examine the practical working of the Aassa-
chusetts Law of 1850, and re.d the policy contract
Of the
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO..
g. 0. HkYFORD, Agent
227 street Sacramento CAL
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
OREGON.
STATE uomeopa,hlc society.

PoRTLAND, May 2I-The State Homeo-
p.thic Society heldits annual meeting to-day,
when the following officers were elected /:
President. DR.. VIM. Geiger, of Forest Grove !;
1ss Vice. DR.. A. Pohl, Of Portland 81 Vice,
DIR. o. B. Bird. If Portland; Secretary and
Treasurer, DR.. w. a. Brown.