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ELECTRICAL SCIENCE.
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES Il
4 YOU are so unfortunate as 10 require them
With mind matured and enriched by studies Of en-
advanced order safely say thft there is hard)y
disease in the catalogue OF human Ills that can
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready TO assist yen. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience l am now able to treat you with the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar to your
delicate organism is beyond my cure control.
NY Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted 10
have the desired effect in al cases
Those of the public who need my service en-
depend upon gentlemaniy, honorable and scientific
treatment ct reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who hsve been In.
iured by youthful indiscretions and those who
have contracted local Diseases
Pers ms afflicted can, IL they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble end receive medicines BY express with full
instructions All letters must be directed: J. ii.
JOsSgLYN, II. d PIG Suffer street, San Francis.
CO, Cal.1
Cure warranted In all cases, or no pay required.
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis. Send
Tor book Comfortable apartments fox Patients st
my Infirmary (when desired). with experienced
nurses
Consultation Psriors, 2a6 suttar street, adiolnin
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hlurs-From A. " 60 P. NJ.
NV BtDloma bang an tsy office.
Purchase my Eesay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale.by sll yewsdsalers.
7-3plm&svlmMS
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.
Sacramento Market.

SACRAMENTO, March Goth.
FRUIrs : Apples, s2@3 : box; Oranges, Cali
foTnia 1903 6 box Oranges, Imported, S3I4 . box
Lemons, Sicily IS 5069 So Lemons California, g 80
as 2 box Lines 81 2sa2 Z 100; Bananas. s3@4 8
bunch PiaeAppies, $500 q dozen; Cocoanlts, IS q
100.
TABLE FRu1rs- q n cans, y doz, 50 30
Peaches, SO Bartlett Pears, q rs ; Plums, 3 IS
Bl4ckbe'res, g 70; Gooseberries, 50 U.s. strawber-
RES, - 25; Apricots, 50 hascat Grapes, " 62a ;
Red Currants, 50 20; Cherries, g 25.
DRIED FRuIfs-APples, silcet, 8. C ID; do quar-
tsred, 6GSc; pears peeled, 69i0e do, unpeeled, 8
ase: Plums, pitted, l2@l3o Peaches, 10d1lc; do,
peeled, 100 90c; Prunes. German and French, II @
I3c; Blaekb 5rri-s, zoe; Figs California GGSc 8 4.
PIE ERuTs-Assorted, 24-ib Gains, U doz., 81 10
assorted, gallon cans, s. so; Peaches, 2l-b cans,
3 IS; Portland Biueherries, 2-ib cans, 81 Whor.
tleberIies. 81 rs.
VgegTABLEs-Potatoes Early Rose, S2.52 25 q cwt:
Nevada Potatoes, 81 25@2 so; Sweet S2to3 Red
81 1872 Is Cabb lge, 81 30d1 50; Onions, Sill
versnns, sl@1 % 2 100 BIS; Garlic, 495c q q: Car
rots 81 Q ewt Turnips, 81 2 100; bunch vegetables,
l5c q doz; Pa ships, He; Beets, lie; Celery, 75c
2 dozen: Caulifower, 81 Horseradisb, Sdl0c q h.
BREADsTUFFs- Flour, s5 % . Dbl; Oatmeal, q rs
2 100 It's; Corunea g 25q2 so Cracked Wheat. g.
PoULTRy-Live TURKEYS, lSsl5 q II; dressed do, Is
G,8e y h young Ronsters, IS so q toz; Hens, Sc
BroiIers. 50 SO; Ducks. <6,g7; Geese, 81 50
a e pair.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter, fancy dairy, s2i@34c Z
b; Cheese, 17aI9e; California Creamery, zoe ;
F'.etory. lsc; Eastern. full cream, zoe; East
srn fats, lie; fresh Eggs 2ec 2 aozen.
MEArs-Bee.. 6asc; Mutton, g.; PORK. s@sc
Veal, 7@sc.
HAY AND GRAIN Dat hay, g ton, sI5sl7; alfalfa,
2 ton, $I3014: bran, { ton, $40; middlings, SIS
per ton; barley, whole, Q ewt, 50; barley,
ground, cwt 81; whest y cwt., 81 IS; tame
oats. q cwt., 81 % corn, = c@t. 81 80.
MIscgILAsEoUs-S ee1s-Alfalfa, 13a15c; limo.
thy, Eastern, 11@12c q n; Oregon, 9a
Toe; Red Glover, l6@1sc; Red Top l2l@1ic
Euts-ELglish Wannts, l0idl1c; Almonds, 16@18c
Peanuts, 7@9c; Wool, arket dull, holding for
higher prices mountain, 12!@16c; tule, 17d1Sc
| Taliow, care Hides green. o9l0c; dry, 1S@19c
Hops, California, 24os8c for CT DICE.
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cases of female
weakness by the use of Lydia i. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mira. Lydia
Z. Pinkham, No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass. for PAMPHLETS.
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WHY do all the people go to the Leading

WHY do all the people go to the Leading
Shoe House of Lewis Bros. for boots and
shoes? First-Because they are the originsl
One-price Shoe House. Second-Because
they warrant every pair of shoes to be coed
value for money paid. Third-Because their
goods are marked in plain figures. Fourth
Because they half sole and half heel mems
boots for 80 cents per pair. Fifth-Because
they have the largest stock this side of the
Rocky Mountains
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CRACKERS { CORRECTIONS!

:" FISHER, nos. sCS AND SO STREET
l.. Sacramento. has Just taken the Wholesal
Agency of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference IN time and freight
in favor of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CoNFECTIt,NS, at lowest market rates. fe22-Sp6m
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FARM Frs,
Stop and Think

n0 YOU WISH TO MAKE OR SAVE MONEY
- You can buy GRAIN MILL which will grind
all your feed, with wind or horse power, for One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars. 1t can be oper-
ated with man power, and do reasonable amount
OF work 1t grinds or rolls the barley or corn,
crushing it into fine meal, il desired, simply
crack it. This cannot be done with the stone or
roller, for the one grinds but cannot roll and the
other rolls but cannot grind but my mill does both,
either grinding or rolling. The prizes range from
One Hundred to Three Hundred Dollars. The small
size mill will grind any amount from one ton to
twenty tons in twenty-four hours, according to the
power applied and the larger will go sixty tons per
day. Total weight of small mill, 175 pounds OF
large mill. SIS pounds. Address wM C. STILES,
Sacramento. Cal. m17.2p1m
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FARMS FOR SALE.
'SWeetSer & AISip,
wEAG lETATu
INSURANCE AGENTS,
l0l5 Fourth ST., Sacramento.


500 acres at FreepOrt, Sacramento county. Good
dwelling barn for 80 COWS out1uildings, etc; viii
all prodEce alfalfa; splendid grain or dairy ranch.
For So. sGe-A farm of leo acres, near Auburn,
Plae, county. Good dwelling and barn 25O bear.
ing fruit trees, OF all varieties; q in small
fruits; acres m alfalfa good market for produce.
For $I.e0e-sO acres near Penryn, Placer
county. Dwelling, etc.
For $iI,Or9-169 acres near Dixon. SoIano coun-
ty. Good vineyard fruit land orchard of 100
trees; 90 acres in vineyard, which yielded net rev.
enue OF s,2oo last year, good buildings furniture,
horses, cows, wagons, etc. This is bargain.
For ss.50O-16o acres grain land near Sveyvile,
solano county all rich, level laud, well improved
Fer e,000-77 acres near Pine. Good buildings,
small orchard, two wagons, two horses, one cow,
pews, harrows, etc. Will exchange for small place
in city.
For $780, acres, one mile east of city Small
dwelling, barn and orchard.
For $500 IA acres rich alfalfa land. Good
swelling and barn small orch1rd near city.
-ALso-
fOE 9tV.UVV uhCiuulhs cEupsJ SO0 ACRES ou SdCue
creek, Yolo county ell in crops. Good dwelling
barn. well timbered a Ne. grain hand.
Also
For :sa 5000 acres Whisky Hill, one and a
ha'f miles south cf city limits.
Also
We have an application for farm with
50 TO 40 acres in whey party VIII
pay n coed price.
swESTsER ~ ALsIP, Sacramento.
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OSCAR lis mott WILDE, but the competitors
of Lewis Bfos are wild at The low prices
charged by the Leading Shoe House, at their
immense establishment, All } street, for boots
and Shoes
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WHY MEN Buy the Red House brogan for
81 50, is because it is made from whole stock.
with two good soles, and is o better shoe than
any other house sells for that money, and is
lways warranted.
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cnzEsE-calfornia. lealse Eas.srn, l7aaoc

cHEEsE-california, lsaisc; Eastern, 17@2oc
Western, l4d15c q 10.
E6Gs-19G2Oc U dozen.
PouLrKY-Business dull to-day. Fflces show no
variation. Live Turkeys, gobhlefs, l4tsl5cf 90
Hens, 15dl6e; dressed do, l491Sc y Ii Rcosters,
S69I for old and IS 50aI0 for young; Hens, SIC
s; Broiers, s. 5o@7 IS, aecoriny to size; Ducks.
sS310 oos; Geese. 81 1872 25 = pair.
GAME-Supplies light. Honkers, S3d3 50; Brandt,
S1@l %; White Geese 5Ga75c; Grey Geese S2d2 -;
Snipe T5e@Sl for common and S2G2 % for English !;
Hare, 81 toG1 70; Rabhisa s1al % e dozen.
PRoyIsioSs-Fairiy active. Eastern Hams 15l@
16c; California Hams, I3pl &c; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, l59l54c; California Smoked Bacon, lSe1
for heavy and medium, and 14;2lsle for light and
extra light; Clear Sides 144gl4se; Perk slSqls 50
Tor Extra Prime, so 5092l SO for Prime Mess, SO so
for Mess, ga for Clear and S2s sod.5 for Extra
Clear: Pigs Feet, S16Gis u Dbl; Mess Beef, SO 90
for bbls and sSs6 so for hall bbs; Extra Ness Beef
sl20l2 so; Family Beet, S14 500l5 2 biol; Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 12s@1S3 . h; Beei Tongues
S. q dozen; Eastern Lard, I52splee g Z for al
sty les and sizes of packages; California do, ion
tins, 1Sa@l4o; 5-b 10. l4I@l4Ic; pals, 15i916c;
kegs, l4ea144c; Royal do, Isle for l0a, Isle q u for
5-tb and l5lc Tor 3-fh pals
WooL-Pending the arrival of the spring clip,
business will be of mere nominal character. San
joaquin, ledl3c; Southern bury, lo9l2e'5 North
Mountain free, 1S@l6c, as to shrinkage; Nevada
sree, 15@lsc; Lamb, l3@I6e Eastern Oregon Lamb,
a9925c; Valley do, 25e2sc q II.
San Francisco Neat Market.
Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slsEghterers to dealers:
BsEP-Prime, sl@9c; medium grades, 69sJe;
inferior, 5l@5lc q b.
VEAL-Large calves, Sc ; small ones, s@l0c . d.
MUEToN-Wethers are quosable at 7gsc, and
ewes 6d7c q h, according to quality.
LAMB uotable at l2A.dl5c = n.
: PoRK-Live hogs 6sd7c for hard. and hsd6le
for soft; dressed do, sgo9c . b for hard grain
Hogs.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.
Ngw YORK, March both
RREApsTUFFs-F1our is dull and Wheat is strong,
latter at 81 30Sa1 81 q bushel
WooL-California is steady at 12@13c for fall bur
~, and 15@2Gc for clean fall spring bury, l5@
1Sc; clean spring, 2ea35c pulled, 20a42c.
HDEs-California quiet at 20 1Z3Ic.
CHICAGO March Goth.
wHEtr-sl 27s for Nay.
CoRN-67Ic for May
PoRK-S1o s73 bid for May.
LARD-Sl0 6i3 for May.
LIVERPOOL, March goth
WHxAr- California spot lots are heavy at 9s Sdto
9s lid fargo lots 46s for just shipped, ass for
nearly due and ASS for of coast.
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F. C. Bailey and wife to George How son-March
Is 1852 for s315; the west half of lot 6, ard J,
between Twenty and Twenty-third streets,
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AT HALE Bros & Co. IS silk counter, this
day, is being shown new line OF MORE
satins, in black and colors. They are one
among the many novelties being received By
that house.
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WE DoN'T sell dry goods, neither do we sell
drugs. but we do sell good boots and shoes
cheap at Lewis Bros. All j street, between
Fourth and Fifth. One price.
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HIGH TESTIMONIALS for the "Duplex-Gal-
vanic Belt in Sacramento. DIR. l.. .. Hud-
son, agent, State House.
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LADIES' kid, button boots, worked holes,
81 80 and 81, at the Leading Shoe House OF
Lewis Bros, All J street. One price.
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SILKWORM EGGS FOR SALE.
FEgsT.CLiss "FsINCH ANNALS (.

MULBERRY TREES AND CUTTINGS Of the fol.
lowing varieties: chorus Multcaulis," Nor 9
Japonica" and "Norus Alba" MRS. JAMES K.
LAWRIE, Santa Clara: or, K. DALE, Sacramento.
t213plm
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Nor,cs TO ao,,ssKEESERS.

oSTE,M CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
and Twelfth streets, Sacranlento-the only
cam Carpet Beating Machiue in Sacramento
Cleaning, Relaying and keft;ing Speciality. An
work warranted. Employ none but first-ciass work
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAVENSuN'S, No.
81 ] street; or at residence Twelfth aud streets,
+ m1S.Sp'm ANDRsW HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
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CHILDREN's spring heel shoes, kid or pes-
BILE goat, worked holes, 3 to z, S1-cut holes,
70 cents-at the Leading Shoe House, All j
street, Lewis Bros. One price.
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Nor FAULT Ess.-The only fault found
with Hale's Shoe Department is want of
room TO meet the fast and growing trade at
/ . os
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The LARGEST stock of mems boots and
shoes in Sacramento can he found at the
great Oae-Price Shoe House of Lewis Bros,
All j street.
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Vaccine Virus.

DR. A. H. DORIS, FOUNDER OF THE
celebrated Lamartine Vaccine Farm at Fond
du-Iac, Wis, is now propagatirg pure Bovine
Virus at Lincoln heb Ten ivory points, 81 crusts,
81 Cash with order. Only physicians supplied
A. a. DORIS, NJ. D.,
We o,1ns Iirealn Neb
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To THOSE seeking novelties, Hale Bros. L
Co. promise the choice of the Eastern markets.
Each and every day viii reveal something
new at that establishment.
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THE Red House sale OF boys Oregon cassi
mere suits continues, and is attracting atten'
ton.
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HALE Bros. & Co. take pleasure in IL
viting attention to their new and very large
stock of hoisery
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~Rows AND KEEps CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Or choice collection of EVERGREEN TRIES,
SHRUBS and FLowEEING PLANTS, which he
offers for sale this ason cheap for cash oTders
Tor CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS, and all kinds OF
Floral Designs filed at the shortest notice. mi1Splm
IB CT
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. q. w. Chesley, agent.
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SEE OUs laundriei white shirts for 81 be
fore buying trash elsewhere. Red House.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH Save money by
buying Red House candles, 10 for % cents.
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HATS for boys, 40 and 50 cents. Red House. :
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500 acres at Freep0rt, Sacramento county. Good
dwelling, barn for 80 COWS out9uidings, etc; will
all prodGce alfalfa; splendid grain dairy rancn.
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yHE DAILY RECORD UNION.
MARCH 81, Fss2
Advice IsEmgNr MgNTgoN.

A. o. U. w Sacramento Lodge tonight.
wauted-A place o DO homework by a girl.
Card Of Thanks-AIrs L. Gotthold and Grand
children.
Card Of Thanks-wm Guttenberger
Thirty days further Homes for sale.
NYanted-A young Mathematician.
Officers Company A, n. c. C.-Assemble this
evening.
Attention, Licensed Dealers.
Dissolution OF Copartnership-smith& Stevens.
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otsH anrdofD nectosa
Il mvetme
and
Office Capital Branch 1909 Second St. Sacram
rHos.
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Auction.
D. J, Simmons Thursday, March Esd, 112.
Eleventh street.
Business Advertisements.
weinstOck & Lubin- Sample line of goods
The Blue House-Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Fritz & Miller, Undertakers.
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For So. sGs-A farm of 100 acres, near Auburn,
Placer county. Good dwelling and barn 250 bear.
ing fruit treas OF all varieties; p acres in small
fruits acres N alfalfa good market for produce.
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.

=.
Lee Chung vs. Leong Sing.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Board met yesterday at 10 A. NJ. All the
members present. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
The following communication was received,
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For $I.e0e-sO acres near Penryn, Placer
county. Dwelling, etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-04
IN A BAD FIX

The action of the Storey county De-
mocracy indorsing in their convention
platform the waste, extravaganza aud
thieving of the Commissioners leav. 8
the Stores county Democrats without
an organ. The Chronicle has made IA
long fight against the Commissioners
and if it endorses the ticket nominated
on Monday it will have to back water
on a twenty months fight. Every
nominee on the ticket has endorsed the
platform and the platform endorses all
the acts of the Commissioners which
the Chronicle claims are thieves and
rascals. The Grand Jury endorses the
Chronicle and criminal indictments ARE
flying pretty thick. Will the Chronicle
endorse the endursers Of men whom il
looks upon as thieves The party is
badly mixed up in Storey.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-04
A SPLENDID OUTLOOK.


The chances of Republican success
this Fall and clean sweep for the
ticket are apparent to every careful OBJ
server. The eye can be cast in no di-
rection where Democratic demoraliza-
ton and discord is not ludicrously ap-
parent. In nearly every county in the
State they have nominated outrage
ously weak tickets, while the Republi-
can managers on the contrary have put
the best possible material in the field.
For this state of affairs the Democrats
have to thank Jewett Adams and his
blinded followers. At the Eureka con-
vention the winning faction told the
Caravan Democrats that they would
not vote for Caravan if nominated, and
now the beaten faction retort You
have nominated your man, now go
ahead and elect him." During the
struggle which preceded the conven-
ton the Caravan men were betrayed
on every side by gross breeches of trust
on the part of their opponents, who
reserted to lying, chicanery and every
method of deception to carry their
poi nts. One leader Was fair, honorable
and abOve-board in all his dealings,
while the other repaid fairness with
treachery and violated every conf
dence reposed in him. Since the con-
vention the work of running the cam
paign has been turned over entirely to
the Adams wing, and they have car
ried out their programme with high
and outrageous hand. Everything has
been sacrificed for Adams and every
office, State aud county, traded for the
head of the ticket. This has always
been the leading selfish principle with
Adams, and he had made this method
in politics successful. He has pushed
the matter too far in this instance and
the protest which rises from his own |
party is unmistakable. Canayan is |
still acting in accordance with his |
pledges and laboring to harmonic the |
factions, but every fresh exhibition of
his splendid grit and INDIGNANTLY in
defeat only widens the breach because
his admirers only see in him qualities
which make the reasons all the more
valid for avenging his betrayal. Many
o the Eureka delegates now say open
ly that had they understood the situa-
ton and not been victjmIZed by the
SO iDdustrOusly circulated re-
garding Caravan, he would have been
their choice. There is also a strong
anti-third term element in the party,
the same which voted against Bradley,
who will not sacrifice an old-time priA-
ciple for the caprice CT any man who
mixes the qualities Of hOggishness
with ambition. These facts come to us
from leading Democrats of Storey and
Ormsby who are open and avowed in
their expression of opinion and deter
mination to rid the party a man who,
as they express it, "never knows
when he has got enough"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-04
AGAIN hISTAk EN-

The Chronicles charge against Mr..
Pownlng that he applauded George
Daley for reducin. miners wages has
the props quietly knocked from under
it by the following letter to the Enter
prise
EDITOR ENTERPRIsE-ST: Having
seen an article in .he Virginia Chronicle,
coupling POwning's name with that OF
DAILY, and stating that the former had
applauded the act of the latter when he
tried to reduce the wages Of miners in
this district, / beg leave to state that
Powning never could have done as the
Chronicle stated, for the simple reason
that Daily never attempted to reduce
the wages of miners In this district,
and defy any man in BOdie or out of
DAILY always paid the best wages, and
has frequ~ nifty told the writer of this
article that he Was sorry he could not
pay more. l write this article simply
to protect and defend the memory Of
the dead and to do justice to the living.
WILLIAM ALPERsON.
Bodie, SEPTEMBER -.
1t will be remembered that when
Daily had trouble in Bodie the Chronicle
made complimentary illusions to his
bravery.
Adams tells his friends that he
thinks "so-and-so" on the ticket will
have hard fight. He seems to have
suddenly acquired considerable solicit
tude for every nominee on the DEM
ocratic ticket except himself. This So
licitude must arise from a recollection
Of the fact that his friends are trading
all the other nominees for Adams.