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The CoMsrook P1ovEERs.-of the orig

THE CoMsTocK PIONEERS the orig
iasl locators of the Comstook mines, the
Reno New Gazette says:
Alva Gould, who staked the party OF
prospectors that discovered silver in Gold
Hill in 1859, lives in Reno and runs fruit
wagon around through the ranches ia the
valley. Abe G. Curry is dead. A G..
White, Of the Murphy & White, is in the
sheep business. He lived some years at
Tecoms, New, but moved north last year.
John Murphy made raise and died in San
Francisco. r. D. Sides is at work on The
odore Winters ranch in Washoe valley.
John ID. Winters is in California. He was
in Reno couple of weeks ago. Joseph
Kirby is in Virginia City. Henry B. Com
stock suicided in Boise City in 1865.
Emanuel Penrod is in Elko county, min
ing. Pete Riley and Pat Mclaughlin are
dead. John Bishop has been in Reno in
side of month. he is not rich. H. B.
Camp is in New Mexico. James Corey is
working mine on American Flat. Joseph
Webb is dead. E. Belcher ia in the cattle
business il Evanston, Wyoming. Aber-
nethy is at Suisun and Baldwin is at Napa
on a farm Casteli frozs TO death as
Meadow Lake. j. G. 0sburn is dead and
Joseph Rogers shot himself in Virginia.
Sandy Bowers is buried on the hillside
back of the Bowers Mansion in Washoe
valley, and his wife is telling fortunes.
Len. c. Savage has been dead for come
years, and his widow is a respected citizen
OF Reno. Noreross is foreman OF q plan
ing mill in San Francisco. James Finney,
sold Virginny," is dead. Not one of the
boys hsve cents interest in the Com
stock, and few of them much property Of
any kind.
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their own hearthstone prejudices; they
are attached to their States, and If they
have ordinary pride, will not be won to
favor by any attempts to belittle the pro.
ducts of their own homes. 1t will be well
to show them the things worth seeing as
curiosities, but let it be borne in mind that
it is more desirable to call their attention
to those qualities of climate and soil which
win help willing man with some means,
TO help himself, and to those features of
the State most inviting to the nan we
would have come among us to stay. The
maxim best to be observed throughout in
all our hospisable efforts to entertain may
be thus phrased-be frank, truthful, mod
est and practical.
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The Grand Jury Of San Francisco eensures State
Controller Dunn for permitting the escape Of Gray,
the Harbor Commission defaulter. That censure
comes late 1t is precisely what the REcoRD-UYIoE
applied at the time, and there is no answer to be
made to it, The Controller might have stopped
Gray when he confessed his crime to him. 1t was
his duty to have then and there taken him into
tody. He knew that the man had stolen State
funds and yet he let him go deliberately. His re
tention could in way have prevented the unearth-
ing of the frauds that the Controller and his ex-
perts say they have since discovered. On the con
trary, his immediate arrest in the Controllers office
would have saved the officers vast deal of labor,
and the State heavy outlay in bringing to light the
real facts about the THE ling in the Office Of the
Harbor Commissioners. But then it would not
have given the Democratic party SO much capital in
trade, nor Mr.. Controller Dunn so broad an oppor-
tunty to posture before the public as the detective
Of the treasury-and above all, it would not have
afforded Mr.. Dlnn's steerer, Clark. the chance Of
making political reputation.
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SIsKIYoU CoUNTY.-The Yreka Journdl
of August 18Th furnishes the following

S1sKIYoU CoUNTY.-The Yreka .Journdl
of August 18th furnishes the following
items :
The Courthouse park looks rather rusty. from
lack OF irrigation by scarcity of water.
Fruit is more plentiful and cheaper here than in
Southern Oregon this year. During most seasons
fruit is much cheaper in Oregon.
The ice men have been successful this week in
making the weather cooler, and we are in doubt as
to which one furnishes the coolest ice
The Little Shasta farmers who have commenced
thrashing say the crops are turning out much bet
ter than anticipated, and viii be about average or
over.
Most Of the Scott Valley farmers viii have much
better crops than expected, which will prevent any
advance in prices Of grain, flour AID hay over last
season.
The Sskiyou mountain railroad tunnel work
makes considerable trade and travel between that
place and Yreka, affordng much business for our
farmers, traders, business men and transfers.
Honolulu has been the scene of a murder lately,
and is keeping up its lick with Oak Bar, further
down the klamath, where whisky came near
causing the shooting of peaceable citizens.
Thrsshing has been commenced at Willow Creek,
Little Shasta and Big Shasta, which makes lively
times at the various ranches for short time, the
thrashIng machines requiring large force Of hands.
The amount of State school money appoFtioned
to Siskyou county, for the first half OF the present
school year. is So 1872 25 based upon the May
report Of $40 children in the county ENTITLED to
the benefit Of the school fund.
1t lie reported that there are several tough Gus
toners in Oregon betweens &c dale and SIskiyou
mountain, and that man is liable to get knocked
down and robbed for 81 go As the railroad WORK
approaches Yreka we may anticipate yist from
such characters, in fact few Of them have been
around already.
The examination of Tyre Butler, charged with the
murder of Frank Salvador, on Klamath river, below
Honolulu viii probably not take place before the
last OF this week or the first OF next month. It will
no doubt be some time before Salvadore's body
&Ieu fha NJ ma
bodies Of persons drowned in that stream have
never been found
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a CowARpLY oufRaeg.

The following is from the Austin (Nev. J
Bulletin. Last Thursday evening Palissde
was the scene of one of the most Contempt
BILE outrsges ever perpetrated in Eastern
Nevada. A young son of DR.. Titus, OF
San Francisco, went to Eureka to marry
Miss Louisa Brooks, belle Of that city.
The wedding was grand society event
Thursday evening the youthful happy
couple left Eureka for San Francisco,
where they Will reside hereafter. The Eu-
reka and Palisade train arrives in Palisade
several hours before the west bound Gen.
trail Pacific train does, and Of course all
passengers have to wait there. Mr. and
Mrs. Titus were putting in the weary wait.
ing hours in that inexpressibly dull town
as best they could, just as the other pas
sengers were, and at about o'clock in the
platform at the depot. Ii became noised
about that a bridal couple were among
them, and although perfect strangers, snd
only passing through, the Pahsaders
dropped all business and proceeded TO
ehariyari them, following them up and
down the platform, beating old cans,
blowing fish horns, hooting and making
very indecent remarks about them.
Finally this annoyance became UNDESIRABLE,
and the bride borrowed her husbands pis-
tol. and, facing the insulters, gave them a
piece of her mind and threatened to kill
the first to advance. At this the cowardly
mob left the brave little lady, and the Con-
stable issued warrant for her arrest for
drawing pistol, The Justice of the Peace
was absent, and the Constable usurped his
power and dfewup the warrant himself and
was going to arrest her. Luckily for the
troubled couple the Knights OF Pythias
were then returning from the Grand Ledge,
and\when they saw the situation they
came b their defense. Two of them faced
the mob and defied them to try 70 detain
the bridal couple said they were going to
leave on the train which was now nearly
due, and if the cowardly mob did not think
SO they could persuade them in any shape
they might prefer. The Knights had an
ugly business-like look which the towards
did not like, and they went off muttering
all sorts of vengeance at the Knights for
"spoiling little fun" When the train
came slcng the bridal couple and their gal
LIANT defenders boarded it and lett the mob
impotently cursing them.
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GRxEsA1 Crook is needed in San Francisco. The
hoodlum element Of that city seems to have but
little il any, fear Of the local police. They have
been lately guilty of outrsges that would make the
average Apache blush. He at least calls his raids
war but the San Francisco sayages cannot find even
that excuse for their brutality. They need the
stroug hand Of master aud if it is not felt the
good people there will need TO seek sorae safer
locality The recent infames by the class that had
its origin and has its growth chiefly in that city, has
evidently concluded that the courts are not to be
feared, and that the punishment melted out is not
worth thought. The repetition OF such crimes as
have disgrsced San Francisco within week IS LA
BILE TO result in mob law, and thus bring additional
shame upon the metropolis.
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He KNEW HIM wE1L.-The Reno (Nev.)

He KNEW HIM WELL.-The Reno (Nev J
Gazette tells this:
II there is one thing Nevada miner re-
veres above another, il is to hear the truth
spoken at all times. A few days ago a
new preacher from the East was holding
forth to a mixed audience in the little
mining camp of Columbus, in Esmeralda
county, and announced for his text, " In
my fathers house are many mansions. +"
He had hardly ceased speaking when q
tall, gray-haired man, dressed in the garb
of an honest miner. stood up and said 81
tell you folks that's lie. know his father
well. He lives about three miles east of
Hawpatch, Indiana, in an old log cabin
that was built when was boy, and there
amt but one room in the house"
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Twenty of the large stock owners of So
zorro county, New Mexico, held a cooper.
alive meeting to adopt measures TO put an
end TO the "rustlers, who have of late
been stealing many cattle. Among those
present were the Hon. Tranqulino Luna,
delegate TO Congress from that Territory,
and Major Howell, who owns 10000 head
OF graded stock.
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G.EArING FEATURES:

DORA, TaitoOeG woman.
UNICoHs-Threc Separate Eyes; Distinct
Horns.
GIANT HORSE, 81 hands high.
GIANT OK, larger than an Elephant.
AsDA-Dives from Apex OF Canvas TO
ground below, IieaGsOremOst,
ZOLA-Rides a Bicycle on 2-iHcla wire,
elevated co feet.
$4,000 Drove Giant Girsffes.
zEN0BIA-Euried 600 feet through space
by the CatapEIt.
ELLA ZeLLA-Waihs bIiadreIded on stills
upon fall wire SO feet high.
FEMALE SAMPSON, pulling against EIe-
plants.
PAIR BABY ELEPHANTS, % feat high.
ZELA-sifEcs from Dome OF Canvas by
Her Fair 10 the Ground.
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Several gentlemen Of Billings, NJ. T.,
left one night last week on secret
expedition to some remarkably rich gold
discovery, recently made by their pros
pectorg. The object OF the midnight
journey was to dodge some parties who
intended to follow them,
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*.*"A fair outside is but poor substitute
for inward worth" Good health inwardly
of the bowels, liver and kidneys is sure to
secure fair outside, the glow Of health on
the cheek and vigor in the frame. For this
use Kidney. Wort and nothing else.
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eax DAILY RECORD UEIOB
ZOE PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the REcoRD-UsIos Office two large
double cylinder hoe presses in perfect order, one Of
which win be sold at a low price, and upon easy
terms. The size Ct bed-plAte is aOxeo inches. The
purchaser can have his choice Of the presses. The
object in selling Is to replace with one OF more rapid
ogfirk
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THE Savannah NeSs calls attention to the fact
that what the South needs is TO give attention
to education The progress Of correct educational
system, it remarks has been proven by the North to
be SLOW and the South cannot expect that it will
rapid but it should be thorough and in the best di
rections. It is very gratifying to note that the
South is awakng to the full Importance of this sub
iecf
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1 HAD severe attacks Of gravel and kidney
trouble was unable to get medicine or doc
tor to cure me until l used Hop Bitters, and
they cured me 10 short time.-A DIsTIN-
GUIsHED LAWYER OF WAYNE Co., N. Y.
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The reason the largest strawberries al
ways occupy the most prominent position
in the box is because ''there's plenty Of
room at the top"
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SUMMONS,

I'm THE JUSTICES COURT OF TIE CITY OF
Sacramento, Township Of Sacramento, in the
County Of Sacramento State of Calfornis. All
10y. Plaintiff, W. JUNG SIP, Defendant S. The
People of the State of California send greeting 70
JUNG SIP, Defendant: You are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you by the
aboye.named plaintiff in the Justices Court of the
City of Sacramento, and Township OF Sacramento,
County u Sacramento, State OF California, and to
answer before the Justice, at his Office in said city,
the complaint fled therein within five days (excu
sve of the day of service) after the service you
of this summons, il served within said city in
which this action is brought; or II served out Of
said city, but in said county, within ten days 9th
erwise within twenty days. The said action is
brought to recover the sum of S2lS 05 due plaintiff
of which amount the sum Of SIS 60 Is due for and
on account of work and labor done and performed
at request OF defendant, and the Of 81 due All
Sue upon an account for labor, which account has
been assigned and the sum of ST. 10 due Cow
Nun upon an account for labor, which account has
been assigned to plaintiff, hgeregating the sum Of
81 s c5, as above stated And YOU are hereby noti
fed that if you fsil to so appear and answer said
complaint above required, said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for said sum Of S2ls 05, to-
gether with COSTS o. suit. Make legal service and
due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of August
1888
Attest A true copy J. G. TUBES,
aul7-las3wFs Justice Of the Peace.
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GOVERNOR FOSTER is the author of the remark
that the vicePresdency Of the United States is but
a shor. cut across lots to oblivion. Our history
does not give full warrant for the Governors cpl
grsm but there are grains OF truth IN it as woll as
not
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OLD HORSE" SALE.

YEJHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
remaining uncalled for at the State House
Hotel will be sold at public ar otion in front OF the
Hotel on MONDAY, September 18th, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ: l morocco vslse Jas Stewart l carpet valise,
unknown; leather valise, Rob't Leach leather
vslise, w. II. Cole; hand valise, Geo Hardvick
black valise, Fogerty; black valise, unknown;
wooden yalise, unknown wooden valise IN
known; hand vallse, unknown l white valise,
unknown; white yalse. s. G. Clayton black
satchel, unknown; l carpet valise, unknown; I
black valse, C. Il. Turner; l leather valise, un-
known; / hand satchel, J. z. Brissen; l hand
sstchel, Lon Hickman; trunk, uuE nown; l trunk,
F. II. Powers; l zinc trunk unknown; l zinc trunk,
II. S. Zinc wooden trunk, Jas. Stewart l lady's
trunk, unknown; l trunk, unknown; l trunk,
Walter Price; trunk, Jas. Wicker; l zinc trunk,
unknown; l zinc trunk, unknown /; l zinc trunk,
T. Il. Rider; l zinc trunk, A. J. Smith l zinc
trunk, e. a. Benson zinc trunk, W. W. Parker
aul0-4C4W
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HOME and ABROAD.

Virginia Straight Republicans Bloody
Row at a Kansas Wedding Parfy-Coi-
lection OF Opium Duties-sfocks in New
York Woman Killed by a Falling AVN
ing-DOinss of an Chic Crank I'm Wash
ingtOn-Afairs In Foreign Lands-Etc.
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SENATOR LANAR is being put forward by the South
TO receive The nomination OF the Democracy for the
vice-Presdency What do the New York and In
diana True Blues say to this? tpromises to spoil
their game entirely.
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AYERS SARsArABrLLA never before equalsd
its present daily record of marvellous cures
and immense sales.
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STATE FAIR PRIVILEGES.

DIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES
ID will be received by the undersigned up TO
AUGUST %, 1888: For the right to sell peanuts pop
corn, candy and oranges. ice cream, cider and
apples, watermelons, cantaoupes and grapes; also,
two bars east side OF the grounds and bar south
of main entrance, ard lunch stand under Grand
Stand. All viii be let together or separate. The
right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
ROBERT ALLEN,
aul5 "a Lessee Of Agricultural PAX.
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PROPOSALS
Purchase If Solano County Bonds.

DY ORDER OF TIE BOARD OF SUPERVIs.
i , ors q the county OF Soane, duly msdo at q
regular meeting thereof held on the 18Th day OF
July, 1883, sealed proposals viii be received at the
Office Of the Treasurer Of ssid county, TT the Court
house, IN the town Of Fairfield, until y o'clock NJ,
on the Sd day Of SEPTEMBER, 1888, for the pur.
chase OF ityfour thousand dollars 1854 0J0) bonds
OF said county, OF the denomination Of five hundred
dollars $500 EACH payable in gold CON- numbered
consecutively from from No. TO No, los inclusive,
to mature on the 18th day Of July, 1903 or at any
time before said date at the pleasure Of the county
Interest at the rate of five 0 per cent per annum
payable semi annually on the 18th days Of January
and July in each year. Said bonds are issued by
the Bosrd Of Supervisors OF said county, under and
in accordance with the provisions of part four o.
title two (2), chapter two t2, Of the Political Code
OF California, and in conformity with resolution Of
said Board dated the 18th day Of July, 1883. No
bid will be received un'rss ace Impaired by cert-
fed check upon some solvent bank, payable to the
order OF the Treasurer Of sad county for at least
ten 90 per cent OF tho amount Of each bid the
check to be returned In case Of rejec Of the bid
The Treasurer reserves the right reject any and
all bids. Bids to be marked 81 Proposals for the
Purchase Of Solano County Bonds" and addressed
TO the County Treasurer OF said county
W. X HoYT,
County Treasurer Of Solano county Cal.
Dated August 8, 1885 auS2LtsS
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100000 NOVELTY PARADE

- CONSISTING CT -
so CAGES OF ANIMALS,
500 HORSES, 100 PONIES;
SEPARATE BANDS,
s25, 600 STEAM ORGAN,
SEQ CHIME oFSlLvER BELLS,
$4,000 oALFoPE,
TROUPE CoLoRED JUBILzEs,
80 MALE AND FEMALE RIDERS,
10 GYMNASCS AND AcRoBATs,
% SPECIALITY AND AERIAL PEOPLE.
Also Exhibit Stockton, Sept. ith.-DixoD, Aug 3lst.
az Two Performances. Doors open at 1:SO and
7:S0 ~
aulz IS 20. %. q 25. q. q %. 80. S1&sl
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KuIea by a FalIl.g Awning.

PINE BLUFF (Ark.), August 16sh.-At
hnlf-psst o'clock yesterday afternoon there
was heavy wind and rain storm. Several
houses vera unroofed and number Of IN
finished brick buildings on BAEraqus street
we're partly wrecked. A colored woman.
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scandalous AFFAIR in n,lnois,

CHICAGO, August 16sh-A portentious
scandal is published here this morning in the
form of g bill for divorce by Pleasant Hen
derson against his wife, charging her with
having committed adultery with A. N. Craig,
one of the Justices of the Supreme Court Of
Illinois. TIE parties to the scandal all reside
near Gsleshu1g, in this State Accompany.
ing the bill for divorce is an sffidavit Of a IL.
year.old son Of Henderson, wherein he swesrs
he saw his mother and Justice Craig in fla.
granite delicto. 1t is related that the boy at.
tempted TO shoot Craig, but was prevented by
his mother. The husband also afiirrns that
ais wife openly boosted of her criminahty
With the Justice before Der husband and their
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Klectrical ExhIbltion.

VIENNA, August 16sh.-The Electrical Ex-
hibition was opened to-day By Grown Prince
Adoiph. The weather YVES uniavorablA, but
nevertheless Thousands Of people were in>st-
tendaacs \
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A bloody tharIvarl Party.

LEAvENwoRTH, August 16th-At thu we'd
ding of German couple on North Third
street at l o'clock this morning o charivari
party, who had been invited into the house,
was attacked with knives by Felix Berth and
Monkey Johp." and three men and one
woman were badly cut. J. CochonaWiski
and Pstsey Rsthford will probably die.
Rathford's arm was amputated at the elbow
with knife and the muscles Of the left thigh
of the Pole were cut entirely in two. Mike
Rsthford and woman named Kallr were
badly siashed about the arms. There have
been several arrests,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

lsrsolAl DIsfArcurs TO rus RECORD UsIOs.l
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SECOND DIsPATOa.l

NEW YORK, August 16.h.-Wsll street,
liS0 P. NJ The most interesting feature in
share speculation since noon has been the
selling of Western Union stock, which has
ceciined to 724 against Tag in early dealings.
No new reasons are assigned for the break in
the stock. Professional bears ere conspicuous
sellers. The general market is firm and on
an Advance, with freedom from disturbing
runars
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Z z = .
Tho Cholera fn Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, August 16tb.-Ths Khedive
to-day visited The hospitals here. and spoke
words of encouragement TO the patients suf-
feTing from cholera. The total number Of
deaths from cholera among tie British troops
in EeYpt is Us.
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e1hier OF lile BonapartIsts,

PARIS, August l6rh.-At banquet Lere,
ct which 1000 psople were present, a speech
was made in favor of Prince Victor. son Of
Prince jerome Napoleon, to be chief of the
Bonapartisse.
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Also Exhibit Stockton, Sept. ath.-DiKon. Aug alst
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"Cora Lee" was killed by falling awning,
which struck her head, scattering her brains
en- the pavement.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
kGairs In spain.

PARIS. August 16sh.-Csnrodel Csstella
blames General Campo, Spanish Minister of
War, for allowing the disorganiz ation Of the
army, and said hs had no intention Of accept
ing the office, which had been offered him.
A train running between Barcelona and
Granoliers was stopped and plundered by
thirty armed mep. The reported robbers OBJ
tanned booty to tbs value OF $4,000. .
reports many persons, ed Carlists, in,
Guiding so-ealed Brigadier. twelve Majors
and twelve Captains, have been interned by
France for arrest at Barcelona, Vslencia and
Tarragons.
King Alfonso win probably start Oh tour
of ipspe ction Of The Provinces Friday.