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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.


II STAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W: T.. Oct.
". a, 1888. - Notice Is hereby given that John
sperry has fled notice OF intention to make ANAL
prnof before the Clerk of the Probate Court at his
Office In Friday Harbor, T.. on saturday the ?4th
day Of November. A. u. 1883. an Presumption ID. T..
No. Bl4s for the Lots O. 3 and 4. and the \ OF the
SW quarter of sec Q, TIP. "a Y. X w'st
He names ~ witnessas: J. &. Warner. J. Bart
lett A. W Warner and G. A. =. ron, all OF Lopez
Island, W. T.
30-6w JOHN CONVEY, Register.
IT, LAND OFFICE. OLYMPIA, W. T.. October
II. 1883 CompSini ha, inc BEEN enterd IN this II
nee by Julius SCdkoEDER against JOHN W.
CREED Tor abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
S57y, dated January 49, 1882. np'n the half Of NE
quarter of Sec. IL. and 81 quarter of 81 qunrter,
and lots and OF So ton H. ia Township 80 north,
Range west. in San Juan Cnny Washington
Territory, with view TO the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties hereby summoned to sp
~ mr. at this office "Wednesday the 18th day of De
cenbcr 1883 ut O'Clock r. NJ. to respond aud FUR
mcDt and the said parties are further NOTIFIED that
testmon, concs rnin9 said alleged abandonment will
be taken before u. u. Warbass, Esq. Judge of Pro-
hate Court of Spn Juan connty, VI his cfice vt FRI
day Isrbor, ". r.. on "Wednesday. the 3Sh day Il
November, 1881 Mt 10 o'clock A. w., aud continuing
from day to day til. rsfter until the taking Of such
test imony be c,osed; and II app airing to our salts
faction that due personal service hereof cannot he
had, service viii be- made by publication. pr at ny
and mailing according to Rules IS and IA Of Prac-
tice in T.. \. District Land Offices.
In witpss 81 whereof we have hereunto set our
hsnds the day and year frst above written.
JoHS T. CONVEY, Register.
RoBEnr q STUART. Receiv,r.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04
Courts and the abolition Of United States

Courts and the abolition Of United States
harshalships."
But with the Republican party the situa-
ton is Of > very different character. Ita
past history il can always advance afhrma-
lively; the great sweep of it's record en-.
compasses the most patriotic ers OF the ma
tional life, as well as that of its greatest
danger, and in which the party stood alone
as the advocate and defense Of national
unity. The party, while thus inviting
scrutiny of its past, viii be able to sssail
the record Of the Democracy. The more
recent history Of the Republican party,
then, will be that which will invite the
assaults of the Democracy. Il viii not be
pretended that this has been perfect re-
cord, one clear of blemishes, one not
stained by INSTRUMENTATION and dishon-
est practices: but il can be shown that the
party has given the best guarantee of in
heren5 virtue, in the fact that it has proved
equal to the correction Of its own errors,
and the punishment of such public sery-
ants as have betrayed public trusts.
AS the campaign draws nearer the
people will more closely COM
pare records, and in this comparison
the Republicans have everything to gain.
There is come force in the belief that 8
people sometimes effect changes without
apparent sufficient cause, but that occurs
when there is quiescence upon great popular
subjects, and has been very rare event in
the history CT the States. 1t has not &C.
CURED in national politics yet, and If it
ever does it will indicate degree of apathy
and indifference on the part of voters that
is not presaged By any of the signs of the
approaching campaign. There are then to
enter into the coming contest the questions
of fitness, judged by past records of the
past and present financial policy of the
country of the resistance of communistic
tendencies; of the fostering of the cause of
popular education and kindred topics.
Both parties will probably be content to
relegate the tariff question to Congress,
and will not attempt to bring the country
together upon any tariff plank in polti.
cal platform, and, that done, the people
cannot hesitate as to which party can best
be trusted to legislate upon that topic with
wisdom and according to the needs and
condition of the country.
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TIE LATEST FIzztE.

The San Jose Convention" called
to intimidate the Railroad Commits.
sion, and to secure another bite at the
fodder trough for hungry partisans through
an extra session of the Legislature, proved
dismal failure. The San Jose Mercury
was prophetic when on Friday it said i:
"Unless we greatly miscalculate, it so
lacks in the elements of general uprising
as to renderit Ineffective for any significant
results" The most ardent journalistic
promoters OF the affair, the conscienceless
and interruptions San Francisco Chronicle,
and the feeble Hearst whistle, the San Fran.
!cisco Examiner, are even driven to apologize
for the mesgerness of the affair. So far as
the personality of the body is concerned, all
the press ia able to tell about it is found in
the account of the political hacks whe
Figured on the stage and engineered the
poor concern. It is intimated by the apollo.
giving sheets that the corporations adopted
some methods to keep people away from
San Jose. The absurdity of the charge is
too patent to need extended reference. The
idea that the people of the counties of this
State did not send up delegates, and the
assumption that the people of Santa Clara
did not come up to the California Theater
because OF the success of some devices by
corporations to keep them away, are prop.
ositions that are insulting to the inEelli-
gence of the people of California, and the
notorious blackmail sheet, and the truck.
ling organ OF an INSCRIPTIONS po-
liticisn that utter them, are Fl.
vehicles for such h6eIs upon the free
citizenship and natural independence
of Californians. The convention was a
pitiful failure simply and solely because
the people do not propose to be made the
tools of tricksters, demagogues and politi.
cal thimbleriggers, They have not sold
themselves, bodies or souls, to the
posture masters that posed at San
Jose. The people OF California are not to
be cozsned by the jockeys who sought to
make that meeting the hack to carry them
out of their obscurity. The trickery
adopted to formulate expression of opin-
ion, the out-and-dried resolutions, the ab-
sence of debate, the appointed COM
mittee, the Nominations of the chief pro.
moter of the affair who plays into the
hands of the stock jobbers and manipulat.
ors of New York, the total absence of
enthusiasm, the confessions of disappoint.
ment by the chief iuzglers. all testify to
the woeful collapse of the Naglee boom.
The only really significant feature about
the affair was the speech of the political
crank. Marshall, who descended from the
high office he attempts to ELL as chief law
| officer of the State to advise, by sugges
ton, resort to dynamite methods, and tc
malign and insult the Courts of the coun
try. It was precisely what might have
been expected from this small.beer Most
The Democracy, if It is not quite ready yei
to declare its full and close alliance witt
the dynamite tends, should muzzle THU
brawler, who disgraces his cloth and libeli
the Courts that tolerate him.
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THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY.

Mr.. Foote listened to the reading of the
schedule, and then complained that the San
joaquin valley had been left cut.
Mr.. Humphreys said he had included every
mile of road from Yuma to Reddipg. He pro.
posed, by resolution, to declare that the rate
between intermediate stations shall not ex-
coed those fixed by the schedule.
Mr.. Carpenter thought the Board had
power to declare all stopping places between
the Intermediates points stations. Then the
resolution could go on and fix the rate as pre-
scribed by the schedule.
Mr.. Foote said he was not disposed to vote
against any reduction Of fares whatever. The
most serious objection to the proposed plan
was that it was incomplete, end il the rail,
road company should resist, the whole matter
would be tied up in Court in the proposed
form. After decision had been rendered in
favor of the Board, the work would all have
to be done over again. He thought COM
plete schedule, or q basis Of so much per mile,
ought to be framed before the subject was
finally acted upon.
DR.. M. r. Lsverson, who was present, de-
sired to make an argument upon the point
whether or not the Board could FIX rate by
resolution. He read the Constitution and
statute, and held that the schedule there
mentioned, and which the law provides be
served on the railroad company. meant list
of terminal points, between which the rate
could be generally fixed.
Mr.. Foote explained the legal point, and
said the Board desired 20 leave no loophole
before going into Court.
DIR. Lsverson Well, il you continue in the
present way you will never get into Court
-. Clark called the attention Of the
Board to tie fact that some Of the rates pro-
posed were highes than present rouad.trip
rates.
Mr.. Foote said the Board could adopt a
resolution providing that the schedule should
not disturb round.trip or excursion rates now
in force.
Mr. Clark also called attention to the con.
tinuous firat-class tickets of the Central Pa.
ciic, Issued. he said, in violation Of law. He
also submitted several kinds of tickets issued
BY Western roads. Some time was spent in
discussing them.
The Board finally came back to the seized.
ule. Mr.. Foote said he was willing to vote
for it If he could get reduction to cent;
per mile. Mr.. Carpenter said he WAS moi
prepared to vote at present.
Further consideration Of the schedule wa;
postponed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

yERY irtquently heretofore the task Of preparing
for appropriate observance Of the national holi.
day in this city has deyolved upon very few, and
for these life Las been burden until the celebration
was well over, For city Of 5000 inhabitants a
FOURTH CT July meeting that brings out twenty
men, aud hall of them interested in " coatrzets {"
is disSrscetul II Sacramento is to " celebrate" she
has no right 10 put all tbs WORK upon few willing
shoulders She has no right to force committees to
beg and impiore Tor aid in the wEy Of financial col.
ieotors. Let the Fourth of July meeting be large
one. Citizens should fOreg0 some personal con.
venienes aud attend. Let Many come out and the
committees be made large and numerous By di.
vision Of the labor it win be made light on each,
dispatched, And be ereditssle to the city. II
but fifteen or twenty attend the meeting tonight,
trust the Mayor viii dismiss it and abandon the
call
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I'M MEMORiAM.

"AINUT GROVE. JUNE /. 1Ss5-IT HAS
w peased the Supreme Councillor of the Uni
versa 70 remove from labor 20 ret cur brother
JAMES C0FDRAY, s charter number Of United
Council, No. ", Order Of Chosen Friends Walnut
Grove, Sacramento county, California Brother
Condrsy died May s1st, aged Sc years-
While We know now vain cur c0nsosatiOns vii be
20 the hearts Of the bsrezyed family Of cur brother
yet It behooves as 30 bow 70 Infinite Vision, -
kiss the rcd that has smite U.s. sni say, Thy sili
be Done And il nov rensins OH cad privilege to
REQ I'd orr resolutions, ~ folisEz:
Resolved, Tbz: We tender 70 toe tereaved widow
and family q cur deceased brother our heartfelt
sympathy IN their szd affection, and send them :
copy Of these resolutions.
Resolved, TIA: copy Of tkess resolutions be sent
tcs publication 70 the REOoKB-USIos. sserlTrerto.
BY order Of EDWARD DATE, G. g.
?. 8. DErET, Secretary. fezis
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Rumered Strike OF Railroad Employee
Shocking Tragedy In Indian Territory
The French Derby-ExcitIng stallion
Race Promised at Chicago Decoration
of EniOn Grayes-The MOSCOW Fete-A
Distinguished Visitor Coming - The
French In Madagascar-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

..-"They who cry loudest are not always
the mos. hurt" Kidney-Wor does its work
like tie Good Samaritan, quickly. unossenta-
tiously, but with great thoroughness. A New
Hampshire lady writes Mother has been
afflicted for years with kidney diseases. Last
spring she was very i'll, and hsd an alarming
pain and nunbness in one side. Kidney. Wort
proved a great blessing, and has completely
cured her."
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

Taz mes who are determined to be tasSn Of the
world have already sassrsd upon tke work q re-
eording tA.ir names upou tAs Iron work q the
srsss East river bridge wish Ne. peaeils.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

EEsS IN Russia the teDptAiiens Of officials over
come the severity Of precAusion I. now appears
that the late n Narkhof, when Minister Of the
Interior allowed ssOO.e Q, the secse; postal ser
vise f1ad to slip through his fingers, ard 90 none
nov kRex Khere
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

THS Ssw York TnSsae puts Il very eoncisely
shea Is ssyE tsAt the best proof that there ress
rros2ects for harmony Emsaz the Republicans il
the speed with which the Democratic organs f.il
sfoal Of every Few effort In that direction.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

About $225, 0O0-duty on opium con.
signed 70 Jones & Co., and arriving by the
City of Peking-was the amount received
Saturday at the Custom house. There is
still sl2, 600 duty to be paid by other con.
sienees.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, June 2d.-Lsfs here to-day, tc
arrive in Sacramento June 9th: Miles w
Graves, wife and daughter; Mics Abhie vii
liams, Hartford, Conn. A. Valentine, Sar
Francisco Henry Crowell, Henrietta Crow
ell, Oakland; Daniel E. Lohman, Indian.
apolis; George B. Emmett. Pittsburg Seth
T. Bosnian. Chicago William II. Mumagh,
Philadelphia; j. II. Holden, Milwaukee
Mrs. S. D. Burbanks and daughter, Oakland
Also special train, having on board the
Theodore Thomas orchestra of seventy per
| SONG.
OMAHA, June 3d.-Laft here to-day, to ct
rive in Sacramento June 18th: Hon. Edward
Pierrepont, Edward Pierrepont, Jr., New
Mrs. d. A. Sauborn. Miss Sanborn, w. a
Sapborn, Rev. 8. P. Camp, G. E. Camp,
Brooklyn: @. L. Tyler, wife snd child. Boa
ton; w. Z. Sykes, Mrs. A. FL. Skyes Buff
| falo; Mary Wolf, Cincinnati Mrs. G. L.
| Strong, Oakland j. A. Mitchell, Negaunee,
Mich; VIM. Gelcher, San Francisco.
CABIN, June 3l.-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow David
| Giddins, Mrs. w. Fl. Ballou, DEBORAH. Ia;
! Carlos Wsgenor, Hamburg, Germany; Mrs
n, s. Towbridge, New York; Mrs. A. Ny.
ers. Sacramento; MISC. B. Houtt, Canada
f. Dunn, London w. S. Keene, Duluth,
MINI; M1llam IL. SWEET, Boston y. y.
Dackney, Illinois; D. H. Tower, Nebraska
Charles Wildeyer, Butte county, CAL; Mrs
| /. K. Cloud, Miss Nellie Courtney. Kalsma-
zoo. Mich; r. W. Evans, Montreal; Joseph
Welter, Cheyenne, Wy; Jacob Rosenstihle,
OMAHA; H. benson. Oakland Mrs. Fristor
Front Royal, Va; Z. Y. Robins, II. Robins
Cincinnati; George S. Ssarle, Salem, Mass
Miss E. Deguchy, Mrs. E. l.. Thompson
jersey Island also 165 enigrant passengers
including 12S males, to arrive in Sacramento
June 9th.
NEwHALI, June 3d.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
NJ. Salisbury, G. FL. Anderson, n. @. Carter,
G. Z. Hail aud wife, Paul C. Blum, q
Shultz. San Francisco J. E. Mason, Ala
media; J. s. Carr. Tucson e. s. Wood
Ksusas ; Z. Mclaughlin, San Jose; Mrs. j
s. Meyerstein, San Bsrnardino G. Miller
New York; J. P. Coulter and wife, Chicago
John Temple, r. @. Webb and wife, Lo,
Angeles DIR. Z. C. Damn, New Mexico a
Harrison, A. Hood. lIrs. J. a. Candy, Tue
son Mrs. B. Hartman. Miss 4. Hartman
Tombstone Mrs. j. P. Bassett, Oakland.
4
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Tzz question * she bes: Treatment Of the insaas.
With REV to their cure. Ia now resolving moe e.
seliigsDt attention tAs1 - any prs,o-s tine IN ths
hlsterT CT ths World.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

THB New York Trlb,ti.e publishes interviews with
several Of ths prominent Of the Catholic clergy
Of ihAt city on the question Of the PApsl attitude
On the Irish question. They are unanimously Of
the opinion that the PApal circular viii be oSeyed,
and they view it severe reprimsad OF unlawful
methods Of agitation in Ireland
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TO
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS

ITO The L o. O. p, PIONEERS, NATIVE
i Cons Of the Golden West, and other civic or
gznizafons You respectfully invited 70 take part
In the ceremonies OF laying the cornerstone Of the
new Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition Build
ing The ceremonies viii be conducted b. the Grand
Lodge Of the T. and A. ", on TUESDAY, June 5th, At
BIN. Owing TO the shortness 81 tine, formal inTi-
tatious cannot be cent. All requested 50 report
to the Grand Narshal AZ the Office Of the Secretary
at the Pavilion Sixth and M streets, soon pes-
sibIe The lire g1II torn at r.E on Sixth street,
right resting on Il. II. NJ. LARUE,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
E. =. sxITH, Secretary. io4-lt
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HoEsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE drank with
soda water il delicious. AL dru9gists have
il. Is is rstreshing and cooling. Try it cf.es.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

"FoR four years suffered agony from 3
skin disease. DR.. Benson's Skin Cure cured
rns."-[C. B. Mcdonald. PlaDterzviile. Ala.
81, at druggists.
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During the past week 1878 immigrants
arrived in California by overland routes
from the Eastern Ststes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04

PISssBzSs- sssxz.s have s.-ssSy tsottssl o.; Gss-
srsl Cock. Bets: wait fss his fetr-s sd fad
VIA. be kss 70 81
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't5BUoE5 PAIsA. Quick, cumplsts cure. all
H3aoTiRg kidney aud Urinary diseases. 81.
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XIV ToRx. june 4sh-A. H.-Ths CHIEF
political news this morning is the gathering
o. sentiment in Ohio 70 make Foraker Re
publican candidate for Governor this fan, ard
the efsssss Of many Democrats 20 place III
cen std Hendricks on ths Democratic rss
tioasl tekss e 1884.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DE-. G. b. GIEMnNS

HAS RETURNED TO SACRAMENTO FROM
i a. hls Eastern trip, aid z.sy be coEsutso at bia
osa once az steoet nz1G
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Strike or Cable street-RaiI-
way Employees.

CHICAGO, June 3j.-The conductors and
engineers employed on the cable street.rail-
way in the South Division met at midnight
last night, and after rejecting the oompsny's
proposition to pay them 20 cents per hour
instead OF 40 cents per trip, drew up a memo
rial to the company proposing payment by
the trip, ranging from 10 to 81 cents, accord
ing to the length. Unless an acceptance of
this proposition is signifed before soon TO-
morrow the men viii strike. The Superiu.
tendent of the company says the demand of
the men viii not be complied with, and their
places viii be filed with partially trained
hands. The men, on the other hand, assert
that a1secret nesting Of the Directors was
held this afternoon, at which it was agreed to
accede to the demand at the last moment, if
NJ
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CtITUATI0N wANTED-BY COMPETENT
= girl /; is a good cook, and Thoroughly under
stands housekeeping. Apply at Room SO, Clunie
Building, Eighth and X streets je4 1t
7 oST-CRoSsING THE NORRIS GRANT, ON
the evening OF the 31st OF May, Purse con.
tanning an old-fashoned Gold Chain and Loeket and
81 05 in com. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at 906 G street, between Ninth
and Tenth. ie43ts
NOR SALE AT BARGAIN-LoTS 7 -
~ and s, d and E. Thrtieth and Thirty first IA;
streets, together with the good dwelling and III.
other improvements thereon. Inquire Of SULLI.
VAN & WISEMaN, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, 1907 Fourth street. jei 1w
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Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky

DEST IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
ID ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness
dyspepsia, chiils etc Has been sold IN all the East
ern States and given universal satisfaction II is
highly recommended by the Faculty for all classes OF
fever and azue, nervousness, weakness, debility,
dyspepsia, Indigestion, etc IL Is now introduced TO
the public Of the Pacific Slope, indorsed by the GER
tifczte Of the eminent Dr. S. Dana Hayes the State
Assayer Of Massachusetts,, and DR.. II. C. Louderbsck
OF e. Louis, No., both gentlemen prominent in
their profession, and which is a guarantee 10 all
buyers Of its purity and quality / can show thou.
sands Of letters from persons from all parts Of the
Union and Canada, 10 testify 20 its merits and the
benefit il has afforded "a 4 family remedy and tonic
Kept BY ali Leading Druggists ard Grocers 40 spsm