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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-27

remarkable remedy for all those painful complaints
nesses 80 common 10 best female population Mrs
Lydia f. Pinkham 235 WesternavC Lynn Mass for pam.
phlcts.
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LUNDB0RG's PERFCME
EUH.Ik
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D..
lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Comnonnd is a

I|tNIbII1' Do.
i44 Lexlngton-aye., ear 2Jth3t 10 rs So llijDL
Attention to jsntlsnsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-27

Floyd Kane superintendent OF iIr immigrant in
stItulon5 on Warts Island, Ia, made has annual
TcUort One of lie POINTS % which attention -
cal,.d was the condition of the thirty bmid-
iugs all of which need repairs, some Of them
beng unit for the purposes Tor which they
are use . The number Of persons treated IN
s,ltal during 1851 vas 1,29l IN the House OF
Refuge, 1913; III the syiuu, 3O2 The total mum
Der admitted ~ the island during the year was
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-02

The other, or Buffers Convention, appears
to be composed of better material TO be
more nearly representative Convention
but nevertheless to be engineered by
some of the professional politicians who
care for nothing but the spoils.
1t IL further made apparent that
the San Francisco city administration is
rotten to the core. The system Of ''vol-
untary contributions is carried to a
length unknown at Washington. The city
officials could give Hubbell many points in
this connection, in fact Some OF the sal.
aries and perquisites are enormous, and IN
dictate systematic corruption. Behind al
most every preterss OF public spirit Turks
some thieving scheme. Rings swarm on all
sides. Between the cohtending factions it
is scarcely possible to make choice. The
aim OF the manipulstors who are a. the
bottom of all the movements is a simple
one. All they desire is 70 50 manage things
that whichever party wins at the polls their
hold upon the pablo treasury will be as
firm as before. 1t is clear that it cannot
matter greatly to the swindled and plum.
dered taxpayers of San Francisco which Of
the contending factions and parties wins
the fight, for NJ matter what the names OF
the yictors msy be, it is certain that the
old methods of plumber will prevail. In
the present intestine quarrels, however, it
is perfectly apparent that the side taken
by the Chronicle is the dirtiest and most
hypocritical, and that that vensl sheet ia
doing its best to fasten upon the city the
very abuses against which it pretends to
array itself
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The rnearIEled E,emuins

WALLA WALLA, September 30 h. - A
special from Lewiston gives tee following in
regard to the discovery of the remairs of
Donovan az Mount Iiaho: Last week Henry
TerEan, OF Elk City mining CAMP. came 20
Mount Idaho, and stated that a Caipanan
in that camp had informed him that the re-
mains OF James Donovan were lying partially
exposed behind an old Ieec siloon az Mount
Idaho. The people we're i. creGuious at fret
but upon wishing the place and making an
examination the pelvis, feuur and g number
OF other bones Of q human being were found.
lying in o small hole where they had been
partially eaten by hogs. Further search de.
veloped the full skeleton Of man, with the
exception of the head. A fragment OF clothing
was found. also ropo. which from the Soot
and fold evidently held the feet or hands OF
decessei. Tie clothing was identified BY
Major Bernard as that which he sold Donovan
a year ago. The premises where the body was
found was occupied over year SO, by Bel.
giin and son named Msisner, gho LIFT tie
building and proceeded Co the mountains to
make rai!s shortly after Donovan's disappear
anca. The sou soon left the country. and
has not since been heard from. The father is
now ulder arrest. Donovan was known to
have s. 600 about him when he disappeared.
After MeisEer vacated the builting China
men Inhabited il, and il was their h1gs which
fopOeu up Inc rem elnS, superstition and
fear OF being implic atel Led them to remsin
silent until now. The deaf man had glass
eye, and the head has evidently been coz
cealed elsewhere TO prevent Identification.
Suicide OF an Insane Lady.
SEATTLE, September 29sh.-Tbe wife of
Csptsin George H. White. while coming
from New Westminster, B. G., on Wednes-
day night last, lesped from the deck of the
steamer into the Gulf OF Georgia, and .ss
drowned before aid could reach her. TIE
lady was made insane By the death of child
several months ago, and had made three
previous atsemats @ XII herself At tie
time she was being Brought by Fer nus land,
brother and sister 60 tie Territorial Insane
Asylum q. Steiiacoom, and wac, IS they
thought. securely fzstensd in stats,room.
She broke window, climbed ous, and fell
into the sea
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TIE INSIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO POLL
TICS.

On our first pssge this morning will be
found two letters from Sc.a Francisco, de-
ssribiag the present political situastlon in
that city from independent standpo.n.,
Both our correspondents are entirely trust
worthy, both have had great experience in
similar inquiries, and both are familiar
with the politics OF San Francisco. 1t
will be seen tina. they completely strip
away the mask of public spirit which the
factions of the metropolis have assumed,
and show them both to be the consciaus or
unwilling tools of few adroit schemers,
who have No other politics than plumber.
The "true inwaIdnesa" Of the so-called
buffers Convention is revealed also. It is
shown to be in the interest of corporations,
although its chief journalistic elaqueur is
the Chronicle, which at present preteads to
be bitterly hostile to sll organizations of
the kind. The buffers Cong ent;op is thus
by no means genuine representative of
the Republican party. It is in fact a
packed Convention, carefully engineered
by the attorneys of corporations and by in
oumbents Of city Offices and their satellites.
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Governor Gsorge G.. Perkins has received
the following communication from joan l..
Hayes, President of the Tariff Commission !:
ST. LOUIS. September 49, 1882.
To His Excsliency George G. Perkins.
Governor CT Californis-Sir am instructed
by the Tariff Commission TO express through
you to the citizsns Of your State thu profound
regret of the Commission st their inability
to pursue thsir inquiries personally in the Pa.
cihc and adj )iDing States of She extreme
West. l bag to state that early in the work
of the Commi ssion o res luton was formally
adopted to visit the Pacifc States. Tnis res.
olution was founded upon the impression of
the Commission that thers are special sub
jscts of inquiry stf4c.i ing these States, de-
msnding personal Investigation, such as the
mining and agricultural interests of those
sections. Inquiry in those States was deemed
specially desirable to obtain information as to
G. e operation of the comm arcial trssties 10
existence and proposed upon the best sugar
and wine interests of California, while, inde-
psndentiy of the latter consideration, no
schedule of duties affecting wines and liquors
could be properly prepared without consult.
ing the Interests of a State so largely con-
earned 10 their production. The Interests of
other products of CGlifo-nia, such as lis fruits
and olive oil, and the relations of a reduction
OF the duty on wool as affecting the commerce
between Australasia and San Francisco, were
deemed proper subjects for Inquiry as well
on the other hand, as the effect Of such re.
ductiou upon the vast wool producing inter.
ests of all the Pacific and adjacent States.
1t is only very recently, however, that tie
Commission has been compelled reluctantly
to conclude that the b:ief lime at command
for the imperative obligation 20 submit fiasl
report on the first NJ ondsy of Dece mt e. next,
and the necessity, not only of taking testi-
mony from all sect lns, but Of having it
seasonably published for collation. and con-
sidaration, will not permit yisis to the Pa
chic States. Under these circumstances it is
the desire of the Conmissi N to receive the
fullest possible information bearing upon
these and other special interests of your
State in the revision CT the tariff, from the
commercial and industrial organic atoms and
citizens Of the Pacific and adjacent States, in
the form OF written statements, il personal
appearance by delegation or individuals
should not be practicable. Such statements
viii receive the same consideration and have
the sa.sa,s effect as if made personally to the
Commission.
No Formally g zsquhe in these state.
merts, the suggestion only being given that
the duties aud changes recommya3.td be spe
c;6cally and distinctly stated, and tds.s the
reasons therefor be fully add clearly sat forth.
All communications should be addressed to
the undersigned, st the City Of Washir gson,
ID. @. Soliciting your esrnes. cooperation
and that OF tbs oisizsns OF yoar State 10 the
work of tae Com mis- ion, have the honor to
be. sir. vsry respectfully. your obeiiant
servant, JOHN L. HAYES,
President Tariff Commission.
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FAssssagR lists.

OMAHA, Septembe. 30sh.-Lalt here te.day
to arrive il Sacramento October 4.h Mrs
w G pldsseia and children, New York ;Effs
Col &c. Lancaster. Vallejo; Mrs. Clasenc.
Fow and three cai.drsr, 0lklani; H!Mc
Cow, !, San Francisco Mrs. l.. A. Mickey
Salins Putnam. Arlington, H.; John =. Kid
der and wife, Grass Valley; Senator Culver
0rFon; D. l. Hsfb-ck, the Misses Cston
81. Eunse, San Francisco.
sAHA, October 1.t.-Lsft here todd, ts
ye n Sacramento October 9TH MI s
al, Miss j. R.gau. Eouis B Pa&s.e
md child, Sin F-.ncisco B. +. Lids
& ~. York; Mrs. S A Packard. s&ath
5eaint.se. Mass; G. Espinosa and wife, lev
York Henry M1;ls and wifi, CermantR 4
;. Hellings, Phiisdelphia Mrs. NJ. Dam.
Massachusetts, Harvey Friend, Washin,& On;
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SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sACRA.
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court in and for
said county The People of the State of California
to JACiNTO T. CAMARA, greeting You are
hereby notified that an action was commenced in
the Superior Court of the county Of Sacramento
State aforesaid, by ing complaint in the Clerks
office OF said Court, the l4th day of SEPTEM-
Der, 1882, in which action MARIA A. CAMARA
is plaintiff, and YOU are defendant. That the gen
eTal nature OF the action, appears from said com
plant, is as follows: To obtain decree of said
Court divorcing pla intiff from defendant on the
ground Of extreme cruelty; also for the care and
custody Of the miner children All OF which is
more fully set forth in the complaint on file
herein, TO which you are referred And
you hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the service of
this writ, exclusive of the day of service if served
on you in said county of Sacramento and within
thirty days. exclusive of the day of service if served
elsewhere and you further notified that unless
you 50 appear and answer within the time above
specified, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
In testimony whereof ], Thos. II. Berkey, Clerk Of
the Court aforesaid, do hercunto set my hand and
atfx the seal of said Court this 14th day Of SEP
TENDER, A. d. 1882.
tsEAL Tt )MAS II. BERKEY, Clerk
BY CHAs. NJ. CoGLAN, Deputy Clerk
L. S. TAYLOR, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
O2-law2mM
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ST. DAV!D'S.

A FIRST CLASS LODGING. HOUSE. CON
"a tlius l55 rooms; rs Howard street, near
Third, San Francisco , his house is especially de-
signed comfortable home for ladies and gentle.
men visiting the city from the interior No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each room The
floors are ed with body Brussels carpet and all
the furniture is made of solid black walnut Each
bed has spring mattress, with sE additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
heal by beds in the world, Ladies wishing to cook
for themselves families allowed the free use of
large public kitchen and dining-room Seryants
keep up fire from A. NJ. to ?. NJ. Hot and cold
baths; large pArlcr and reading -rocm containing
a Grand Pinno-lll free TO guests, Price, single
rooms per night, so cents per week, from 50 up-
wards. II ,use open all night
r. HUGHES Proprietor
AT Market-street Ferry, take Omnibus line of
street cars to corner of Third and Howard oft
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NEVADA,
Benuhll.au y,nI,,tto,s

RENO, September 30;h.-Tha Republican
County Convention 10 day nominated 2. n.
Marker for Senator, Ii. l.. Fish, C. S. Vsrian
and w. Z. Price foc the Assembly, w, f.
Emmitt for Sheriff, =. 3. Comstock for
Clerk, 7. F. Lsvcocs for Recorder, J. +,
Alexander for County Attorney and S. C.
Enpr1s for observation-disclosures
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Delegates 10 the Farmers Convention
V,giiantes ri Work at Yteka-.tarch
Taken for srychnine by Would be
Snicide-An Old Man Found Bead In
ths tyoohs-Fatal Fall from Ladder
he San Jose Fair-shoOting Anray al
Teha ehcpi-storm Kepsrts-r The Cam
paigry-Advices from San Francisco
Etc.
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GEN ERAL NOTICES.
Positive Virtues.


The most of the so called great remedies posses.
only tnat sort OF negative passive virtue which
while 1t nay not often disease will seldom en-
danger life. BRISTOLS SARSAPARILLA is
equally safe, but it Is possessed of that positive or
aggressive virtue which will not tolerate the pres
ence OF disease or impure blood, or humors in the
human system where it is ed and thus it is tina;
1t always effects complete and lasting cures o2lt
EOrty years experience OF an old nurse
MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP il the
prescription of one of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and has been use
for forty years with neverailiug success by millions
OF mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhGa grping In
the bowels, and wind-colic By giving health to the
child, it rests the mother. Price, IS cents bottle
DBL MWS
For the Ladies.-Piease ask your pby.
stefan his opinion OF PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE. PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion. ii
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSTN WINE BITTERS.
au24-6m
frfif Ban, San Francisco, doubled In
size, s the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHAFfUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goodg In
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch of retail country trade
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THE TARIFF coMmIssIou


We print elsewhere the letter in which
the Tariff Commissioners explain their in.
ability to extend their travels and re.
searches to the Pacific coast. The real
reason of their abandonment of this pur.
pose appears to be the necessity of making
an early report to Congress. It is also no
f'H"h' 'he l~""o 49, the Comm ;ssion was
aose OF maintaining
aterestt of Eastern
the members did
re care of young
California and
.ss that we are
ion has been
here, for we
hing for Cali.
ration OF that
gramme which
rs for protec.
cony,a that
Ter people Tor
III.
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Ma. L. WEsz, s. Bonifacs, Pa, writes
| must recommend st. Jacobs OIL. I had
horse with sweeny in the shoulder. and used
this OH three times day. when the ailment
was cured.
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Cara of TnanLs o valley CaunclI. 81,

sara OF IaanEs 81 Valley Council, No.
GO, OF the lSDEPENDENT Order Uf Chosen Friends Of
the Pacific Coast have this day received from the
Treasurer Of your C'uncil the sum OF One Thou
slnd pylars, the amount Of the relief certificate
he'd by my deceased husband, ADOLPH WAL
Their, IN your Order. My husband died on the 9TH
of this month, and paid into the Relief Fund of
Your Society the sum of but forty cents. | take
this pubic manner Of thanking you and your Off
cess Tor the prompt payment 10 me of the amount
Of the insurance of my deceased husband and mas.
much as he was also a member of two ther leading
societies OF Kindred nature, and yours has been
the first to ma. payment, and that in the short
space of three Ss';, from his death, deem it but
proper TO recomn'ad your Order to the most favor.
able consideration the public
Sacramento, September 80, ISL
o2-it BERTHA WALTHEi
gSTANTED--fs GOOD BARBER. APPLY AT
w State tbuse Barber Sh69r corner Tsnth and
Il streets. Alsn a onnnl Rnnthlack % L.
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The Shasta County Democrat records
several incenaiary fires as having lately
occurred in the vicinity of Chinatown.
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!, INDICATED

- letter appears in
Tstee from the
che number of
Istitutional Con-
-ent machinery
correspond
b, in the
esaw
Id
ale
property.
. proposition
at it was necessary
plan of taxation, and
of Equalization was a
predicted that if the
its were adopted the
the railroad taxes at
he held precisely the
4ges Field and Sawyer, as
IN their recent decision in the
tax cases. In justice to Mr.. e.
rave published our correspondents
ag letter, Tor We can conceive of
humiliating position than that of
late for high office who lies under
putation of having been concerned
framing Of those mischievous and
titutioual revenue provisions which
tied States Circuit Court has de.
TO be invalid. Mr.. Estee evidently
ways held advanced views on this
on, and il is to his credit that he
so completely with Judge Field in
aspect - the illsgitimacy of the constitu.
tional method of taxing the railroads.
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OREGON.
TIC Senatorial Cont

The Senatorial Contest.
PORTLAND, September 29.h.-TAe Senate.
rial bsllot today resulted: Mitchell ~, +.
ID. ShatLuok (Oea) 80, Henry Failing IS.
Adjourned.
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Mrs. W. S, Wilcox. Adrian. Mich; 40 iny

Mrs. w. S. Wilcox. Adrian, Mich; 40 amy
recruits.
CARLIE, October 1si.-passed here to day
to arrive in Sacramento TO morrow: Sarah
A. Kelley, Muproe, Mich; hrs. s. N.
Gross and child. Mrs 5. W. Spsrry, Miss
Srerry. Stockton; Mrs NJ. 2. Woodruff,
Miss Woodruff, MIR. L. w. Bert, A Cram,
/ g. Leblanc, @. Hirsch. New York; Mrs
Annie Carmar, Mrs. Henry Rosener, Miss
Foy. d. Rosener and maid, Mrs. Charles
J. Rosener. G. Davis and family, J. p.
Hale and wife. Miss j. S. Hale, San Fran
cisco; L. Dunn, London, England: George
Darsie. Tshii: G, G. P. Sears. Sono,na (;
II. Fl. Wood, Brookline, Mass; Miss Josie
Whipplp, San Maieo: DIR. r. V. Pierce,
NJ. Van Week. Buffalo. n. Y; o. C.
wheeler and wife. Oakland; T. N Ford,
Washington Territory DIR. A. Kesseler,
Ctiiforsia; II. Woolscott. Salt Lake John
z. Brown, Boston Mrs. w. 81. Smith and
family, Buchanan, Mich; Abner Sherman,
Ohio; Thomas Barry, Bazsman. Men,; 50
emigrant passengers including As m sles, to
arrive in Sacramento October Sd.
NEwAHLL. October 1st.-Passed Eere to.
day. 10 arrive in San Francisco tomorrow :
Jerome Maiden and wife, San Mateo; F.
Eaton, w. q. Sloane, Jake Spitey, w. J.
Stevens. G. NJ. Simpkirs, j. Cambell NJ. ID -,
4. 5. Byrre. Q. Horny. A. l.. Bancroft. San
Francisco; *. Lanin. Japan; w. c. Kim
ball ard wife. San Diego Mrs. Carr, Pasa.
dena; +. + Walker, Los Angeles j. O.
DeFvsrs, wife and child. San Antonio c. F..
Barnard. FL Paso; S. L. Bsnnsdo. Denver
Col. 5 Wise, Lordsburg; j. B. Cohn. Los
Apcalss
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$1,000 REWARD,

YSlHE BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS OF
a San Francisco hereby offer reward Of 81 900
for the arrest within six months from this date and
conviction OF person or persons found guilty Of
The crime Of arson, in setting FIRE the 3lst Of
August, 1882, To the wood belonging to John T.
Cardwell ard F. D. Christy. Said wood was piled
on the north bank of the American river about one
aud half miles from Folsom, Sacramento county,
Cal. GIVE. T0UCHARD,
a. p FLINT
LOUIS JACUBY,
Committee on Arson
San FTanciscN, September Is 1882. o2.islOt
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SKINNY Men" Wells Health Remover !;
restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia
Impotence. 81.
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Ehe Iufaenee OF Malaria COunieractei.
That the harmful influence upon the human
system of malsii, may be effectually counter
oc.ed has been demonstrated for years past,
by the protection afforded the inhabitants of
vast miasma-broe ling districts in North and
South America, Guatemala. Mexico and the
West iud'e-, by HHstetter's Stomach Bitters.
Used as preventive they have invariably
been found TO be most reliable safeguard
against chills and fever, bilious remittents,
and still more malignant types of mslsrious
disease, and when employed as a remedy have
always proved their adequacy to the task of
eradicating such maladies from the system.
For disorders Of the stomach. liver and bow.
els, which in hot climates and missmatic
localities are particularly. Rife, the Bitters ale
pronps aud thorough remedy. They also
strengthen the system, trar qulize the nerves,
promote digestion and sound sleep, and i'm.
part unwonted relish for food.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ancient order Forcsters.-A rey.x y
ular meeting of Court Capitol of California, ~
No. 6,7i2, A. o. F., will be held THIS Ct
laionday) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock sharp 4as
in Grand Army Hall All For.sters are in.
vited. WILLIAM Roam G r
J. J. MCkNSos, Rec Sec TB CT colt
Sacramento Lodge, No. II, -
X. OF PA full attendance OF mem IN
beers is requested st the Regular Con- NSsSl
vention THIS (Monday) kVGNlNG, at my
1870 O'Clock. Work in the First and ZsSHST
Second Ranks Members OF Columbia >S>
ana Confidence Lodges, also visiting Brothers, cor
daily invited. J. T. KEEPERS, C. q.
J. C. CLIFFORD, X. Of x and = IB. CT n2,lt
Attention, FNempts Your
regular monthly meeting will be RSssY
held at firenels Hall, THIS (honday) 500
EVENING, October %, at 1880 o'clock IT,
Deiinq take notice. By order
GROVE L. JOHNSON, President
WIN. AyEAY Secretary lB CT c2lt
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.artara Press has been enlarged to
% paper, by which eight columns of mat
lded 10 its daily form.
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NEW ADVERTISEMEErs,

1t Is my creed-my religion-that the poor mans
mite aod tls rich mans abundance shall be equally
protected by the Government, and equally taxed u
maintain the Governn ent that before the law each
mans right arm shall have an even chance in the
great struggle of life M. NJ. ESTEE
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CALIFORNIA.

PATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sUSDar.l
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yigiIanfes ut Yreka.
REKA, September 3Osh-Tf

YREKA, September 30sh-The repeated
attempts TO hrs the town caused the citizens
70 organize committee Of 100. jim Moore
sad Jim Williams were ordered TO leave
toTn within tweEty-feur hours. This even
ing Jim Williams returned. He was prompt
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TARIFF COMMISSION.

Governor George G. Perkins has received
the following communication from JOAN l..
Hayes, President of the Tariff Commission ::