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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Louis Lepett to Emil Plettig-May Goth for 81 :
500; the east half of lot No. and lot No. 5, and
o, Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets, Sacra-
mento.
John Renken to Peter c. Lorensen- Grant lot /,
S and 7, Ninth and Tenth streets, Sacramento.
John Renken to Mary A. Stephenson-May 2lst ;
grant lot 2, and T. Ninth and Tenth streets, Sac
ramento.
James Walker to C. Shone- May 10Th for 81, $50
land in Natoma township
Charles T. and Mary Noyes to Edward B. Hussey-
May LIST; for $137 so; northwest quarter OF the
south half Of lot 4, and G, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Sacramento.
Thomis Short to George D. Corless-June 1st
grant the east half OF lot s. II and l, Twenty fifth
and Twenty. sixth streets, Sacramento.
James Halpin (by J. T. Cary, receiver to Magda-
Tenth streets, Sacramento.
W. Fern to Robert Dalthe-May 26th; grant; the
east half Of lot l, and Twentyfirst and Twenty.
second streets, Sacramento.
Elizabeth Schroer to VIM. Schroer-May 3Ist
grant; the north half of the east half of the west
half of lot B. and L, Seventh and Eighth streets,
Sacramento.
II. G. smith assignee of the Odd Fellows Bank)
to John Renken- May 10Th; for 81; lots l and ,,
S and 7, Ninth and Tenth streets, Sacramento.
Charles w. Holt to Eliza A. Hoit-June I'd grant;
the blocks in Sacramento city between \ and \,
Sixth and Seventh and Y, Seventh and Eighth,
and and Y and Eighth and Ninth streets
George E. Bates to VIM. B. Latham, Jr.-June
ID; for 500; Swamp Land Survey, No. $50, on Sher-
man Island.
Elizabeth Rey to W liam Krause-For s225 the
south quarter of lots 8 and 4, c and d, Tenth and
Eleventh streets, Sacramento.
Mary A. Frazier to Sarah E. Moore-June 9th
for GOO fraction Of section &C. township north,
range east
David Fitzpatrick to Thomas AMI Mary Short
June 9Th for SI25 the west half Of lot Z, add lot s,
and S, Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, Sacra.
mento.
Elizabeth Rey to John F. Menke-June 9Th; for
81 300; lot and the south half of east half of lot
G and II, Sixth and Seventh streets, Sacramento.
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A. L. Van Water, of Oroyille. is in the city.
Dr. W. H. Baldwin has returned from the bay.
William Johnston left yesterday for Los Angeles.
W. G. Van Fleet will arrive from the East next
Saturday.
United States Marshal NJ. NJ Drew was in the city
yesterday.
E. J. Baldwin, of San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday
Jlcob Hoehn, of this city, left yesterday for San
francisco.
D. A. Hamburger has returned from short visit
10 the bay
Peter Durkee and family, of Marysyille, are visit
Charles W. Reed, Of Yolo county, came to Sacra-
mento yesterday.
L. W. Blinn and wife, of Tombstone, are visiting
The city-the guests OF o. p. G9odhue.
Misses Maggie and Sarah Friedman, of San Fran
cisco. are visiting their old home, Sacramento.
The Misses Ada and Ida Lowell, of Oakland, are
visiting in this city-guests of Mrs. J. W. Watt.
Professor Price, of San Francisco who has been
visiting his mines in FL Horssio county, came down
from Placeryille yesterday.
Governor George C Perkins and State Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction Fred. Campbell wet
to San Francisco yesterday.
II. H. Mcwilliams has sold out and closed his
business In this city, account OF poor health and
VIII soon go to San Diego, ard perhaps from there
to the Sandwich Islands. Ills family will remain
here for the present.
At the Eldred House: A. F.. Glow, Deer Creek
Fred Struckman, Miss Maggie Conner F. E. Con.
ner. Live Oak; James Carbine and wife, Michigan
Bar; A. O. Dugan, Latrobe; II. c. Barton II. E.
Barton, Deer Greek; John Foulks, city; Phil.
Dougherty, J. A. White, lone City S. B. Moon,
James Mitchell, John Patterson, Hugh Gray, Co.
sumnes
At the State House /: Charles Hami- ton, George
| town; Captain u S. Wilbur, Mrs. Paschal, Miss
Paschal. Miss Kate Wilbur, Buckeye Valley Louis
Meiss, Willie Meiss, Lagoon E. Topic, A. T. Lowry,
Shasta; Levi Striplin and wife, Mrs whitlock, ..
B. Pease, Nicolaus; A. T. Reynolds, Ben Beckley,
| wife and child, Walnut Grove; Miss Mclaughlin,
Miss Hickey c. r. Brewster, Placeryille Mrs. j. d.
| Hi George eastman, ELK Grove; j. w. McSym-
onds, Mrs. Babcock, San Francisco W. j. Runyon,
Franklin; L. C. Rhodes, Woodland; d. W. Wilder,
| Richard Smith, Costumes
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MORE ABOUT CANDIDATES.

Charles Lawley (Dem.), Napa. for County
Clerk.
Charles w. Yolland (Dem.), San Joaquin,
for County Clerk.
f. NJ. Kennedy. Stockton (Dem.) for As
SCISSOR OF San Joaquin.
J. M. Garrett Dem.), French Camp, for
Assessor of San Joaquin.
II. j. Hughes. Stockton (Dem.), for County
Treasurer Of San Joaquin.
George Fl. Hargrave, Stockton (Dem.), for
Recorder of San Joaquin.
H. W. Taylor, Stockton Dem J, for School
Superintendent of San Joaquin. -.
Frank Lunny, Acampo (Dem.), for School
Superintendent of San Joaquin.
George N. Cole, Stockton (Dem.), for
County Recorder Of San Joaquin.
James A. Shepherd (Dem.). of Lathrop. for
County Treasurer of San Joaquin.
A. I. Vogelgesang. Waterloo tDem.). for
School Superintendent of San Joaquin.
j. A. Sallinger, Woodbridge tDem.), for
Superintendent Of Schools of San joaquin.
DR.. James Green, of Butte, candidate for
County Clerk of Butte, is not Democrat, as
heretofore announced. but Republican.
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Leg Crushed by a Cave.
Mysterious Afrair-Two Young Girls Shot.

Los ANGELES, June CHA gravel bank
caved in on q man named Devore to-day,
crushing his leg SO badly that amputation was
necessary.
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The Prevention OF a Terrible Disaster.

The Prevention OF Terrible Disaster.
No disorders, excepting the most deadly
forms of lung disease. involve such tre-
mendous destruction of organic tissue as those
which fasten upon the kidneys. Such mala-
dies, when they become cnronic-and none
are so liable to assume that phase-completely
wreck the system. To prevent this terrible
disaster, recourse should be had, upon the
first manifestation of trouble, to Hostetter's
Bitters, which experience has proved to be
highly effective as means Of imparting tone
and regularity to the organs of urination, as
well as to the liver, stomach and bowels.
Another beneficial result of this medicine,
naturally consequent upon its diuretic action,
is the elimination from the blood Of impuri-
ties which beget rheumatism, govt. dropsy,
and other maladies. By increasing the ac-
tivity of the kidneys, it augments the depura-
tive efficiency of these organs, which are most
important outlets for the escape of such i'm.
purities.
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BOLD, MANLY AND INDEPENDENT.

IN ALL THE ELEMENTS OF FIRsT.CLAss
JOURNALISM, 1T STANDS AT THE
HEAD OF THE PACIFIC COAST
PRiss. 1T Is THE ONLY PAPER OF
GENERAL CIRCULATION PUBLISHED
OUTSIDE OF SAN FRANCIsCO, IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IT Is THE
ONLY MEMBER OF TaE GREAT
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATIONS OF
TIE WORLD PEBLIsHED OUTSIDE
OF THE METROPOLIS.
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SECOND DIsPATcH.l

PORTLAND, June 6sh.-George is certainly
elected by msjority of not less than 2, 600.
The Republicans clain the entire State ticket
by majnrities ranging from 200 to ]. SOO The
Democrats concsde the State to the Republic
cans by small msjorities. The entire Mutt
nomah county Republican ticket is elected.
The smallest majority will not be less
than 800. The lines to Eastern Oregon
have been down for two days, and not pre-.
cinct east of the mountains has been heard
from. The Legislature is doubtful. The
Republicans, on account of local dissensi ,ns,
lose Senator and one Representative in
Clackamas. two Representatives in WASH
ington and one in Benton county. They may
gain two in Eastern Oregon, which has had
large immigration in two years. most of whom
are believed to be Republicans. Either way
the Legislature will be close, and its com.
plexion cannot be known for two or three
days, possibly five or six.
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ARIZONA.
Desperado KilIcd.

Tucson, June 6sh-Last night John Muir
ply shot and killed Jim Lazy, noted des.
perado. The trouble originated over game
Of faro. Levy threatened Murphy several
times during the evening, and sent him word
TO be ready. as he would. kill him on sight,
About IL o'clock Murphy and Dan Gibson
were passing the Palace Hotel, met Levy
and opened fire, killing him instantly. Levy
is well known on this coast, the Black Hills
and Colorado. He has killed seven men.
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BgEvITIEs.

Sacramento river 20 feet inches.
There is dispatch at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for JOHN Benson.
An Eastern excursion party of 100 persons
will pass through the city this evening.
Theirs is a small-sizsd hunting case silver
watch, No. Sc, 935, ard a silver chain at the
police headquarters awaiting an owner.
There passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
81: 200 kegs nails, 8 bundles scythe sticks
and 1 box rubber goods, consigned to Hunt
ington. Hopkins & Co.
Yesterday morning a horse attached to a
delivery-wagon ran away on Front street. 1t
ran into a buggy, and both vehicles were
upset and badly damaged.
The dry dead grass in the yard of the
school-house at Twenty fourth and N streets
caught fire Monday, and came near setting
the building on fire before the flames were
extingu;shed.
Yesterday morning while coupling cars at
Elmira, a brakeman by the name Of l..
Crabbs was badly crushed. His abdomen
was torn open, and he received such injuries
as viii in all probability prove fatal. He
was brought to the Railroad Hospital in this
CITY,
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OREGON,
Result OF the ELECTION.

PORTLAND. June 6sh.-The count up to
noon shows that last nights estimates were
correct. The State ticket is certainly
elected. Georges friends claim his re-
election by 1000. Ths returns are INSULT.
Gent to make an estimate on the Legislature.
There is no perceptible falling off in the Re-
publican vote, and as the last Legislature
was Republican the probabilities are strongly
in favor of this Legislature being Republican.
The Democrats claim that the Legislature Is
in doubt, but concede Georges election and
most of the Republican State ticket.
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Fishing In Tahoe.

TRucxEE, June 6.h.-F Fishing ct Lake
Tahoe is better this spring than was ever
known before. Judge A. B. Dibble, of Grass
Valley, aud Charles Mitchell, of the Grass
Valley Union, caught 260 fine large trout
there to-day, aggregating about 800 pounds
in weight, in about five hours and half
fishing. 1t is the largest catch ever made in
that length of time on the lake.
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TRINITY CENTER, June 6sh.-Charles Os-
good, miner in the Ella May mine, was
killed by cave, caused by the timbers CIV
ing away, at o'clock P. NJ. to-day.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RArsh,s srarRmEnr.

Monday morning Simon RAtep, a man who
had been tried and convicted of murder in the
first degree, was brought into Department
Two OF the Superior Court of Sacramento
county to recsive his death sentence. Before
the day Fixed for his execution was announced
he was asked by Judge benson if be had any
thing to say why the sentence should not be
pronounced. R3ten arose from his seat, and
in strong, clear tone Of voice, but in very
broken Eaglish. addressed the Court, in the
presen Of 800 spectators for several min.
utes. Simon Rsten was 20 be sentenced to
be hanged he had right to be heard. and in
his feeble way he tried to show some mitigat-
ing circumstances in connection with the
murder of James Lansing. A reporter Of
the REcoRD USIoS vas present TO report the
proceedings of the Court, which was done i'm
partially. Raten made grave charges against
certain city officers, and they were given to
the public through the columns of this paper
as they fell from the lips Of the man who
will expiate his crime on the gallows on
Wednesday, July 20, 1882. 1t seems, from
report published last evening. that 1.-THE
officers Of the Police Court yesterday morn
ing were justly indignant because the
RECORD UNION made report Of the speech
OF the condemned criminal" The RECORD
UNION reporter had only one duty to perform.
and that was to give fair and impartial re-
port OF the proceedings to its readers. That
this was done all who were present will adj
init As to the truth or falsity of Raten's
statement this paper offered no opinion. That
his statement is true is believed by many.
The action of the city officers in the Police
Court yesterday morning in denouncing
this unfortunate man, who is doomed to die
in n few short hours, as falsi6er, and
their condemnation of paper for printing
tn the world his last defense for life Is, to say
the least, unealled for. The only question
arising is, Did Raten make the statements
attributed to him. 1t is not denied that he
did. ard if he did. the report was correct,
proper, warranted and will stand. Any de-
nial the officers may have to make OF the
statements made by Raten belongs to them
OF right, but the assumption Of ili.usage at
the hands of this Journal because the de-
fensige statement of prisoner about to re-
ceive his death sentence is reported, is q
harmless kind of high dudgeon which the
parties may indulge to the full bent Of their
tastes.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Adjourned to 10 A. NJ. to-day.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Republican victory I'm Oregon-Des.
perado Disposed of at TucsOn-Mincr
Killed in TunneI-Thc Murder Trial
at Merced-Brakeman Badly Hurt-The
Roads In the Sierra Nevada-Cattle Thief
Sentenced 10 Thirty Years Imprison.
ment-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-uSIoN.l
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ELMIRA, June CHA brakeman named
L. Crabbs, on the Willows freight train, was
j,mmed between the engine and caboose at
Elnira this morning. and his groin laid open.
lie is thought to be mortally injured. He
was taken to the Railroad Hospital a. Sscra,
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ORovLLE, june 9Th Robert McGregor.
an old resident of Cherokee Flat, in this
county, was caved on and instantly killed last
evening in tunnel he was running for the
Rock Creek Flume and Lumber Company at
Flea Valley. He leaves wife and seven
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Fire in pIumas County.

GREENvIILR, june 6sh.-Skinner's black
smith shop and dwelling and Gies' restaurant
and pavilion were destroyed by fire yester-
day. Loss. s., 600; Insured for 50, 100 in the
Phoenix, Home and American Central
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The Roads on the Mountains.

EM1GRANT GAP. June CHA flock of
sheep passed here to-day on their way to
Truckee, being the first stock of the season to
cross over the summit The roads are now
about clear of snow. leaning will begin in
oh n
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-07

THE public has long since awarded to
Ayers Hair Vigor the foremost place among
reliable hair restoratives. It is effeotual,
agreeable and absolutely harmless. 1t makes
the hair fresh and luxuriant, and old age
scarce and Questionable.
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Cattle Thief sentenced-Fourth Of JnIy-
weather.

Superior Court, Judge Temple sentenced
Oliver Fl. Lewis, chronic cattle thief-con.
victed of having stolen a COW, selling her and
stealing her again from the purchaser-to
imprisonment at San Quentin for thirty
years. Lewis has already served two terms
in the State Prison for stealing cattle. Sheriff
Diuwiddie took him below this afternoon.
Last night the citizens of Santa Rosa ar
ranged for the celebration of the coming
Fourth of July.
During the past three days the weather has
been very favorable for crops Of all kinds.
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Information Wanted OF Miss Louise Abb
BOT, Poultry Girl, native Of Illinois, vermillion
county. who worked in and about Sacramento city,
CAL, from 1873 TO 1878. Any information regarding
her whereabouts will be thankfully received by DR..
CZARToRYSKI, Stockton city, San joaquin county,
Cal a24 -2m
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MAKING VIRTUE OF NEcEssIrY-A GER
tain brand of Eastern baking powder, here
tofore largely advertised and extolled by the
manufacturers as a pure cream tartar and
grape acid powder, has had its true character
exposed and it is proved by chemical analy-
els to contain ammonia and starch. To pro-
tect itself against this exposure plausible
and well-written article in favor of ammonia
as an article of diet has just been published
in New York scientific paper. We expect
to see this largely advertised as the unbiased
opinion of the paper in question. The simple
fact is the only safe way is to use baking
powder composed of cream tartar and soda
and nothing else. Nothing can be better than
the New England Baking Powder. 1t needs
no scientific bolsterins to make it appear
pure.
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An Old Man Accidentally RMS himself

SAN LEANDRo, june 6th.-Adrian Latty,
a native of France, aged 6S. accidentally shot
himself at the County Infirmary yesterday
afternoon. The charge entered the right side
If the head at the temple, emerging directly
opposite, killing him instantly. The Coro-
ner's jury brought in verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
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THIRD DISPATCH.l

PORTLAND. June 7th-12:30 A. M.-Doug-
lass county gives Republican majority for
the Legislative ticket. The Chairman OF
the Republican State Central Committee
now claims that the Legislature IL certainly
Republican by small vote.
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MARYsvILLE, June 9Th. = The Buckeye
Touring mills of MarysvilIe have been using
about 2, 900 cords of wood annually. They
will on the 18th inst. abandon the use OF
wood, and thereafter use Lincoln placer
countyl coal exclusively.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoN. Judp

DEPARTMENT Two-DKNsoN, Judge.
TUESDAY, June G, 1882.
E. H. Milliken vs. j. N. Milken-0r trial.
w. P. Coleman vs.. S. H. Davis ct al-Defendant
demands jury trial. Case set for trial July 10.
1882
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Ichi Ban, San Fraacfsc0, doubled In
size is the largest japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHAfrUCK s. FLETCHER export their
printing inks TO Japan, receive Japanese goods 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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DIR. La Mars seminal PHI. cure all

Or. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
Of Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class OF complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young safe
guard and protection. DIX. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debtated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor Price
g 80 per bottle. Sent G. o. D., by express 70 any
address, secure from observation. Address all
iers TO A. McB0YLE s. CO., Druggists, Postofiice
Box 1852. San Francisco. 3.3p6m
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II you want Furnished or Unfurnished
Rooms, 20 to the best house in the city, Clunie
Building, Eighth and streets kept first class 10
every respect. MRS. GRICE, Proprietrcss. ml5-d
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD offered to the
wearer of Hale's unbreakable corset Tor every
stay that breaks. Price, 81.
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INQUIRE to see our 30-cent quality OF Not
bingham curtain lace, in ecru and white.
Hale Bros. i Co.
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LINEN AND MoHAIR BUSTERS IA Ian 6
assortment at Hale's.
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LAWNS Finest quality, organdie effects,
12k cents per yard, at Hale's.
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MADRAS CHECKS, 10 cents per yard, at
Hale Bros Dress Goods Counter.
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HOPKINS ACADEMY
OAkLANU, CAL,
REV. II. T.. JEWETT. PRINCIPAL.

HyHIs INSTITUTION, HERETOFORE KNOWN
as Golden Gaze Academy, will open TUESDAY
MORNING., JULY is, 1882. The Building and
Grounds are undergoing extensive improvements
Classical, Literary and English Courses Teegraphy
taught. Bows and young men received. Send for
Prospectus TO H. f. JEWETr, Principal les 3plm
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GARNIrUREs, La HUssAR Novelty just
received of Hale's.
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FRENCH BooTs-Louis XIV. heel-best
quality, 81 so, at Hale'a.
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REMEMBER that dress goods is the speciality
this week at Hale's.
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PIERCE Bios, cerner of Eleventh and
streets, have secured the agency for Stephen
sons eilt-edge butter, formerly sold by q. w.
Rapp CO.