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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-09

TOMBSTONE November sth-oureys majority in
the county is about 200. Horizons is about $50.
The entire Democratic county ticket is elected,
with the exc ption of Sheriff, one Supervisor and
one Assemblyman.
Noo,LEs November sth.-An election was held
yesterday. The Republicans carried this precinct,
and as near as be learned from other precincts
the Democrats will carry the county by large ma
jority.
TUCSON, November Stb.-The contest in Pima
county is close. J. s. Wool for Probate Judge,
N. Leatherwood for Treasurer, Z. o. Shaw fer
Sheriff (Dems.) will be elected by small majority
F. NJ. Smith for District Attorney, c. r. Drake for
Recorder, J. F. Knapp for the Legislative Council
(Reps are elected. The remainder Of the ticket is
close.
Tombstone special says the legislative ticket is
divided. he contest for Sheriff between Carr and
Ward Is very close
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, November sth.-The Republicans all
day claimed four Congressman, but the returns SC
far indicate the election Of but one-Culbertson in
the Ninth. Halsell Dem.) is elected in the Third,
wolford TDem.) in the Eleventh, and Thompson
Dem) in the Eighth These districts comprise the
four Claimed by the Republicans.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November sth congressman Ger
tainly elected: Democrats-G. A. Wise. in tn,
Third District; Tucker, in the Sixth; Barbour In
the Eighth. enthusiastically. in the Second
Hooper, in the Fourth; Paul, in the Fifth Bowen
in the Ninth. At large, John s. Wise.
RICHMOND, November sth.-Unoffcial return.
from the Fifth District indicate the election O
Cabell (Dem.). Returns from the Seventh Distrie,
show a very close contest between Offerle Dem
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NORTH CAROIINA.

RALEIGH, November sth.-Meager returns indicate
the election of Bennett (Dem.) for Congressman at
large The Democrats have elected every Congress
man except in the Second District, where o'Hara
(Rsp) had 10 opposition. The Legislature is DEM
ocratic, although the Republicans made gain
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TEXAS.

GALvEsos, November sth.-72eturas from the
Tenth District indicate the election OF John Han
cock. ochiltree (Rep) is probably elected in the
Seventh the only Republican returned to Con- ress
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VERMONT.

MoNrPELIER, November sth.-The joint assembly
OF the Senate and House elected Homer E. Rove,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and T. P Red
field, Jonathan Ross, H. Henry, Powers wheelock
G. V. Easy, R. S. Taft and }. W. Powell, Justices Of
the Peace
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| ana Paul tCoalition) Estimated and official ma
lorihes give offerlc "a majority, with Highland
county 10 hear FROM which may go for either. John
Foss Congressman at large is elected The Coalition
Congressman In the Fourth District is elected
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IOWA.

Dies MONIES, November Sih.-No definite figures
on congressman are received, and the probabilities
are that they will not be collected before or 10 to-
night
DUBUQUE, November sth.-D. b. Henderson (Rep. J
is elected to Congress in the Third District
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NEW lBsRIA, November Sth.-Actual votes cast,
500; but he box contained CAS- ballots.
NEw ORLEANS, November Sth-Kelogg is elected
to Congre ss in the Third District
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IDAHO TERaIIaRY.
ARIZONA TERRITORY.

LEWISTON, November Subdivision gives Singiser
(Rep) for Delegate, $50 majority, and elects Baird
Dem Sheriff.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, November sth.-Ths Democratic Cen
| trail Committee estimate Bates majority over Haw
kins QRep) for Governor a. $1,000 and the nsjorit,
over Hawkins, Fusele and Beasty at 10000.
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MARYL AND.

BALTIMORE, November 7th.-The folio wing Con-
g'essmen are elected: First District, George W.
CoVington (Dem-1; Second, T. c. Blair {Rep)
fhird' Hobll tDem); Fourth, Findlay Dem
Sixth, McComas (Rep.) who defeats hontgomer,
Biaif--a galn of two Republicans.
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SOUTH CAR0IISa

COLUMBIA, November sth.-The Democratic State
and county ticket is elected by large majority The
Democrats elect the Congressman in the Sixth Dis
tric', but in the Seventh Maekey (Rep is probably
elected
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
Il fornia, county OF Sacramento. In the matter
Of the Estate OF JOHN 2. SCOTT, deceased
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the Goth day
OF NOVEMBER, 1882, a: 10 o'clock a NJ Of said day,
and the Courtroom Of said Court, atthe Court house
in the city Of Sacramento county II Sacramento
and State of California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the Will Of said JOHN
P. SCOTT, deceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton Of ALICE SC0TT for the issuance TO her Of
letters testamentarY thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court this
Sth day of NOVEMBER, 1882
tsKALI TEI0S. II. BERKEY, Clerk
By W. b. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioner
nq I'd
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, November sth-=Gomplese returns
from the entire State give Stocket Dern) for Gov
ernor majority of 1885 For Cssg ress, Lore
(Dem.) has majority of 1900.
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ANsAs.
COLORADO,

TOPEKA, November Sth.-The Republican State
Committee comedies st. Johns defeat for Governor
by Click Democrat
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November sth Additional returns
to noon make sure the election OF five Republican
and four Democratic Congressmen-a Democratic
gain of two
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Ancient Order or Eo,.s,. Tt,,
CARD OF THANKS.

XNE DESIRE TO RETURN OUR SINCERE
w thanks to the large number OF kind friends
who so kindly extended their sympathies to US and
our family during our recent great bereavement TO
the numerous donors Of floral tributes to the memory
OF our beloved daughter, Mabel Z. Bush Their
kindly deeds will always remain associated in our
hearts MR.. AND MRS. GEO. T. BUSH
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MIS- IsSIPPI.
10IusIAK1

JACKSON, November Sth.-Jefferds (Rep.) is
elected to Congress in the "shoestring district.
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How England Is Affected.

LONDON, November Sth.-The Teleqrdph saws of
the election: Englishmen can hardly contemplate
with equanimty the probability that the next
President OF the United States win be Democrat.
1t is doubtful whether the changes the Democrats
are certain to introduce in the American tariff will
be OF advantage to England and also worthy Of the
recollection of the Democratic party, which always
has been deeply dyed in its antagonsm to England
Still, whether the election results In ReT ubican
or Democratic victory, EnglIshmen may heartily
politics, which fraught with menace to the best
interests of America
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Journalistic Comments.

S<9SpoS, November sth.-The Daily Meas, cop,.-
menths - The elections in the United states saws :.
They indicaseS breakup of the party which con.
Quoted the war to Ssceessfu close reorganized the
South and restored the finances OF the country" 1t
ados Inc elections are thoroughly well-de.
served rebuke to President Arthur and his friends
the Republican leaders, perceving its meaning will
do as they nave done before renew their pledges of
amendment, heal divisions III their ranks and pre-
sent united front to its opponents when the
critical moment comes"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05
New Project.

A proposition is being discussed
in Orange to either open neg0tia.
tions with the Pacific Coast Steam.
ship Company, for the transporta-
ton of the. fruit-oranges, lemons,
lines, raisins, etc.-of this section
to market by sea, or the buying OF
q steamer, to be owned and con-
trolled by the shipping horticul-
turists themselves, to be devoted
to that purpose. 1t is probable that
meetings will soon be called to
give practical shape to this project.
As 1t is now, the producers say that
an unjust share Of the profits of
their orchards is taken by the rail-
road company in tolls for transpor.
tation to market. They figure that
they can invest the surplus they
can save by sea shipment In boat
to carry their products, which will
In a short time pay for itself. At
any rate the project will find ven.
tilation in public meetings, and
facts and figures will be given.
The railroad company also discrim.
mates, carrying grain for $3.50 per
ton and oranges for $40 per ton, in
carload lots only. And they want
to know why this should be 80, o,and
they feel impelled to move in self
preteeti0n.-SGatG AaG Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05

The willy Hongkong merchant
Ling, sent as Commissioner to
England, prophssies the downfall
Of English commerce within five
and twenty years. 1.-THE letting
loose" he says, "of the Chinese
people has given to the world new
obstacle against which a fight t0
the death will soon be commenced.
The Chinese are made for com.
merce only. You men of the West
will be fighting ere long, while we
shall be making commercial
profit of the opportunity of su.
percedipg you peaceably through.
out the world. We mean
to establish our counters in every
great commercial center in Europe,
in London, Liverpool, Belfast,
Bristol, Hsvre, Hamburg, Mar.
seilles and Genoa. Europe will
for little while retain her financial
supremacy, but we shall seize that
power In the course of time, and
the position of the English at
Shanghai and Canton will. in a
few years, be on O level with that
of the Portuguese at Macao. The
rich men will be driven out by
Chinese ompetition, and none but
the poor will remain to be heweri
Of wood and drawers of water Il
the nation, as the Portuguese a
Macao.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDSON, GILLETTE
q GIBSON-FEB. 4, 1881.

CONVEYANCES.
Lake Vineyard Land and Water Asso-
citation to Ellen Connor-3.49 acres north
OF San Pasqual tract, and water rights;
s3l9.
clara w Stevenson to Margaret Fl Blk
by-Lot b, block 5, Ord's survey; $4,000.
Jotham Blxby, Thomas Flint, Level
lyn Bixby, II + Low and I Steinhart to
ii Sams-Lot 81, Wilmington tract;
$500.
santa Gertrudes Land Association TO
Dunlap q Tyler-Agreem ment to convey
500 acres in east part of Rancho SANTA
Gertrudes; Sl00 cash, $500 Jan 18th, 1882.
and $1,000 May 10, 1882; $6O0o.
l II Frechette and Emma Frechette
formerly Beandry) to v Beaudry-Lot 8,
Bunker Hill tract; $3.50.
q III Bradley to j ID Seymour-Part of
lots IA, Is and7, blk B, Mott tract; $500.
A l. Cannon to Helena Payanes-ope
acre in Rancho Canyon de Santa Ana;
S46 25.
Elena Payanes Langenberger TO Mrs
Guadalupe Payanes-Same as last: $50.
B IF Hopkins and Clarissa, his wife, to
Fl Moesser-Sept 10, 1S77-Lot 6, blk Is,
Santa Ana; s262.50.
Isaac whistler and Mary E, his wife, TO
John w Davis-0ne acre west side San
Pedro st; $1,000.
Us A toJohn Brown-sEH Sec "a, tt
3, r IA W; patent.
] M Sullivan and X B. his wife, e e
Shattuck and g E, his wife, to A r. Loom
ls-2 tracts t28.o6 and 1900 acres) IN SWZ
Sec II, 8, r u w; $500.
E M Day and q III Kelly and Rachel
suila' nis WIFE, TO Jss Entwtstje and = 7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05

Angeles who will make a represen-
tation of any real grievance at the
headquarters Of the company who
will not receive prompt redress.
The company has shown DISPOSE
tion to pay respectful attention to
any Los Angeles public body
which has memorialized them.
We are glad OF these things be-
cause the Southern Pacific is die
tinotively a Los Angeles road-she
road upon which We must rely for
extended and remunerative mar.
kets, for settlement and local de-
velopment. We have no doubt
that during the next five years the
real estate valuations of this coun.
ty will be doubled or trebled as
the direct result Of the extension
of this road to connection with
st. Louis and New Orleans and
the other cities of the East. 1t is
for the interest of the Southern Pa
cific Railway to build up Los An
geles, and we can rely upon 1t that
1t Is going to try to do it. The recent
purchases of the Messrs. Gould and
Huntington have really had the eff.
feet Of making more manifest the
fact that Los Angeles has the finest
railway fscilities OF any city in
California with the possible excep.
tion of San Francisco. 1t is to oul
interest to see the Southern Pacific
dominate the whole trans
continental railway situation
and to maintain relationl
of determined friendliness with
that corporation. Nothing could
well have progressed better thar
this entente cordiale between oul
people and the railway which viii
soon result in the creation of a cap
ital harbor at Wilmington and il
the development of splendid com
merce at Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05

NAUTION.-WH THE POP
~ ularity OF our GUATEMALA {"
brand of cigars has induced unprin-
cipled parties to counterfeit it and palm
upon the public an inferior article in
imitation OF ours, thereby doing great
injury to us, we hereby inform all deal
ers that we are the sole proprietors of
the "Guatemala" brand. and have taken
every means known TO the law to pro.
tect our right to the same, and will
prosecute all infripgers to the extent
of the law.
The genuine GUATEMALA" cigars
can be had OF NJ. A. Gunst Il Co., No. 203
Kearney street, San Francisco, our sole
agents for the Pacific slope. Each box
of the genuine has our name printed in
full on the bottom of the box and on
the caution label. KIMBALL, GAUL.
tIEUR & CO., New York. i26-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05
SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court of. the state of
California, in and for the county or Los
Angeles.

@bSSS'
NJ. s. Jones, John II. MOesser, d. II.
Samis, p. ]. Shaffer. Edwin Bassonet, w.
Fl, Titchenal, j. Thompson, Mary A.
Kinman. John b. Morrison, Maria Flans-
burg, 4. II. Titchenal, Geo. +. Bowman,
Alvah Hix, Henry Ncill, h. A. Latimer,
Jesse Samis, w. G. McClay. Joseph II.
Bruner, Asa F.. Souther, Porter Watson,
Marietta Dibble, Emma L. French, n. o..
Stafford, Nelson Vanderlip, X. j. Blee,
A. j. Stafford, w. H. Wakeham and Reu.
ben Chatfin, plaintiffs, VS.. charles w,
Brown, Isidora Vejar de Rodrigues and
Julian Rodrigues, defendants.
Action brought in the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and for the
county of Los Angeles and the complaint
filed in said county of Los Angeles, in the
Office of the Clerk of sal d Superior Court.
The People OF the state of California.
send greeting to Charles w. Brown, Isl.
dora Vejar d 9 Rodriguez and Julian Rod
rlguez, defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiffs in the Superior
Court of the State OF California, in and tor
the County of Los Angeles, and to an
ten days (exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you otthis summons
If served within this county; or, II
served elsewhere within thirty days
or judgment by default Will be taken
against you according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to quiet II.
tie to a tract of land situate in the coun-
ty of Los Angeles, State of California, de.
kcribed as follows, to.wit: Commencing
at the corner to sections y township
south ranges and 10 west, San Bernar-
dino base and meridian, running thence
north 14.02 chains; thence east 1910
chains; thence south H.00 chains
thence west 1910 chains to point of be-
ginning, containing 25 34-l00 acres, and to
obtain Judgment that the defendants
have no right, title or interest therein,
and for costs of suit.
Reference Is had to complaint for par
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that, If
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint, as above required, the said plain.
tiffs will apply to the Court for the relief de.
manded in the complaint.
Given, under my hand and the seal OF
the Superior Court of the State of Califor-
MIA, in and for the county of Los Angeles
this 18th day of January. in the year OF
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-twO.
fSeaI of Superior Court
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
By A. RlMPAU, Deputy.
Glassell, Smith & Patton, and Smith
Brown Il Hutton, attorneys lor plain
tiffs. fe5-2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05
Passengers Coming son,b.

FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 4.-The fol.
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ;
J M Brooks, A G Dietz, Newhall;
James Howard, Deming; J s Che.
want, F w Voll, Tucson; E Pier
point. l. Woolenberg, l. B Adams,
Chas Crooks, J A Dodge, w Rem
men, DR. Smith, G l. Logan, H r
Price, DR. w E Cook and wife, d
Freeman, A b Nixon, Los Ange.
les; G Schroeder, Chicago; Miss C
Evey, Memphis; ] Connor, ] o
Kelly, Ell Pase; G w G aowelf,
J Barracklow, Cotton; FL Terhune,
Troy, N Y; & w Childs. Los An
geles; ] Sevenoakes and family,
Tombstone; Mrs G M Hughes,
Newhall; Edward Sschel, J 8 Gus.
terlid, h g Borcherding, J Oliver,
II II Dodge, Ell Psso; James
Wells, Tombstone; Mrs Evey,
Memphis, Tennessee; w Gar
dener and wife, Santa Ana; Col
Laurie and wife, New York; Mil.
ton Janett, Kansas City; O Orr,
Ventura; Wallace Leach, San
Diego.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05

Young Hsines was one of the
worst fellows of Bedford, Ind, and
when he went forward for prayers
in a revival meeting, with an air
of deep contrition, daughter OF
the pastor knelt by his side to give
him consolation and advice. After
the services were over the girl
missed her gold watch, and it was
conjectured that Haines had taken
it. She would not believe this, but
went witA the party who set out
to follow him. They found him on
his knees under tree, and for a
moment they thought he was
prsying; but closer inspection
showed that he was burying the
watch.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05
wasted weslsh-No }.

While there would be quite .
general objection to the improve.
ment of our zanja system at the
expense of Increasing the public
debt, It is not at all necessary that
the latter should be done. Under o
proper system the bitches could be
made to pay for their own piping
and extension, and the burden
would hardly be felt, at that. In
looking over the seventy.five
miles of bitches owned and cared
for by the city Of Los Angeles We
flnd some paying twice their cost
each day. while others receive a
head Of water for two dollars which
cssts the city five dollars. Let the
bitches be separated, let each ditch
have its separate account and
sinking fund. Let such bitches as
show q balance have that balance
applied towards piping their re.
spective courses. Let the price OF
water, /! necessary. ha raised
one half. None of the ir.
rlgators on the respective lines
will object II they see the money
paid above the present price ap-
piled to such purpose, for they
we'll know the difference bstweeE
having to walt one hour and In
some cases two and three before
the water that is let In the ditch
reaches their lands, whereas, in q
pipe, 1t would reach them in ter
minutes. Let US have, II needs be-
and the finances of the city war
rant 1t, levy Of five cents on tbs
hnndred dollars, to be applied te
such piping of the bitches.
All our efforts should be concen'
trated In the one direction. W.
can well afford to let the sub
merged dam, which no doubt
would greatly increase the supply
and similar undertakings which
involve great expense, rest for the
present. We have plenty of water
All we need is to prevent its seep
age and evaporation In opel
bitches. We will find the invest
msnt paying one. When W,
have piped our water, and fount
the new bitches reaching to tn,
city limits, the irrigators there
will be ready to carry on the sys
tenn. Make it condition with
them that they shall pipe theil
water courses, and the present Op
ponents of such an undertaking
will be surprised to see how soor
the pipe starting at the Zanjs
Madre, or the upper reservoir, viii
reach tide water at Wilmington
and Santa Monica. How quickly
and gladly would the land owners
at Florence, to the south, and tn,
Cienega, to the west, pipe ditches
and pay even exorbitant prices fol
water II they could but get it, for
water is life and is as essential tc
vegetable as blood is to animal
life. Every drop is valuable. LIE,
us husband 1t and all work te
make 1t reach from the river to the
sea.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05

The French official statistics OF
1881 confess to 470o0,000 gallons of
wine made In France from sugar,
and 81, 100000 gallons more made
from raisins. while the imports OF
Spanish and Italian wines for
offending" amount to 154, 900, 900
gallons. These together are equal
to just one-third of the actual yield
of the French vineyards last sea-
son, or to One.haIf of the yield In
1879; and no account Is here taken
OF the large importations from
Greece, Syria, Asia Minor and the
Levant Islands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05
EASTER ~.
6uigea q uader 6uerd,

Guiteau Usder 6aerd.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4th.-Wher
Guiteau arrived at the Jail he was
at once taken to his cell and q
guard placed over him. This pre-.
caution is always observed In the
case of prisoners under sentence of
death and will be rigidly adhered
to in. Guiteau's case, both by
night and day. There is no foun-
dation for the report that Guiteau
had committed suicide.
Applications for Bonds.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4th.-The
Comptroller to-day received from
Eastern national banks applica-
tions for the first subscription of
elk million dollars for the new
three per cent. bonds.
0uisesu Invokes Mercy os Judge
and Jury.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4th.-Dur-
ing the reading of the sentence
Guiteau stood apparently unmoved
and with his gaze riveted upon the
Judge, but when the final words
were spoken he struck the table
violently and shouted: "And may
the Lord have mercy upon your
soul! I'd rather stand where I do
than where that jury do and where
your honor now stands.
Lisus. Dsnennswer Ordered Heme
WARRINGTON, Feb. 4th.-Sscre-
tary Hunt to-day telegraphed to
Lieut.. Danenhower, at Irkutsk,
Russia, as follows: "Owing to the
of your health, the order
to remain and search for the sur
vivors of the Jeanette is revoked.
Return home, bringing the inva-
lids with you.p
De-sa s~sssnee Uepflrmed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4th.-The
President to-day confirmed the sen.
tence OF death pronounced by the
Court Martial In the cases OF the
three Indian scouts, "Dsad Shot.
Dandy Jim and Skippy," convict
ID OF mutiny at Cibicu. and order
I'd their execution on March 3rd.
An Outbreak sfshs Crews rrobable
NEW YORK, Feb.4.-The Groph.
c's Washington special says; The
War Department is Informed I'M.
'flicially from Forts Ksogh and
Ellis, Montana, that 1t 10 quite