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TIE McgLoup RIVER FISHERY.

Livingston Stone and George B. Williams,
Jr.. United States Fish Commissioners,
passed through the city yesterday en- route TO
the United States Fishery on the McCloud
river. A representative of the RECORD
UNION interviewed Mr.. Livingston Stone
and obtained many facts concerning the fish
interests that will 10 doubt prove interesting
to many of the readers OF this paper. Mr..
Stone has just arrived from the East, via the
North Pacific Railway and steamer from
Portland, Oregon. He says this is the
twenty-third trip that he has made
across the continent in the interest of
the Fish; Commission. In 1872 he selected
the place for and established the hatchery
on the McCloud river. That river, he says,
is the finest ON the coast, and in feet one
of the prestiest on the continent. It is q
clear, cold STRAIN. with an average width of
one hundred feet, but no great depth. The
scenery eli slong its banks he describes as
being most picturesque. The river was
into that country large nunber of cattle
in the pioneer days About twenty-five
men are employed at the hatchery; fourteen
sre employed as fishermen and eleven work
in and around the Hatchery. He SAYS
he will remain on the McCloud for
two months. Over 100000 salmon eggs
will be taken this season, and all of them will
be presented to the State OF California. The
State Commissioners viii hatch them and
place them into the tributaries of this Sscra-
mento river. Three or four miles above the
salmon hatchery has been established another
hatchery, where trout eggs are taken. The
trout eggs will be distributed throughout the
United States. The demand for California
trout being very great, 800 600 trout eggs
will be he result OF this seasons take.
Mr.. Stone says he has introduced nanny
kinds of fish into the waters OF California,
such as the cat, shed. eels, turtles, etc.
The cat. he says, is the greatest breeder
known among fish, and where they have
clesr, pure, cold water they ara IS good food
fish as can be found anywhere-ia fact. equal
TO the finest trout. The shsd it takes many
years to establish, but he is satisfied, from
the plants already made, that they will be
abundant 10 the Sacramento and its tribu-
5sries in few years In speaking Of the
State Board Of Fish Commissioners, he said
thay were doing excellent work and were de-
serving of much credit. He said were it not
for the salmon hatoheries the cahneries in
this State would eztermiAste that valuable
fish inside of two years.
The McCloud river hatchery is situated
twenty-five miles north Of the town Of Red
ding, and the Oregon stage line passes daily
within twenty yards Of the establishment.
This nearest White settlement or the north Is
100 miles distant.
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THE WOMAN QUs8rIos" YET AGAIN

EDS. RECORD. UNION: The article in your
Saturdays issue upon this matter was go just
in its recognition of the dignity and worth OF
every human being, that L feel impelled, like
Balkans ancient friend. to slso "open my
mouth"
Watching as have done, In timid, con-
servstive way, the growth of this question,
from its infancy of scorn and ridicule, carica.
ture and jeering, toward a fair age of tolers-
tion and acceptance, | am again reminded
thss right is miehtier than battalions."
Whitelaw Reid, in his address on Tue
scholar in Politics." urged that the edu-
Gated conscience, supplementary the educated
intellect, was not only the finest fruit Of cult
ure, but the most imperative necessity of our
political life; and IN the rapid ev0iutioss of
our civilization, the need of balance which
is getting 60 be felt. Z Now, iI!n socialiand re-
ligious matters the conscience of woman is
an unquestionsble power, why could it not
be useful in political matters On questions
Of general policy, she might not vote any
more intelligently than the average citizsn !;
but upon questions of morals and right. by
her vote the world would be- largely the
gamer. Instance the question of prohibit
ton. On that issue who could doubt the re-
suit? Then instinctively, she would strive to
purify the wrong, and thus endeavor, by 50
much as lay in her power, to raise the earth
hands breath nearer heaven" Conserve
tive, as L naturally am, yeti cannosfail TO see
thatthe agitation of this question has been Of
immense benefit in broadening old paths of
labor and creating new ones, and thus adding
largely to the self-respect and happiness Of
the race.
The new era would show small federation
for doubtful measures, but honesty and sim
cerity would need mark the times, and not
an affectation Of devotion to high principles
with an utter contempt CT go1d faith in car
rying them out. II. P. NJ.
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pIEp

Sacramento july 30-Ja oh W. Willem, native OF
Bavaria, 81 year,, 10 months and 26 fays.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral. which viii take place from
his late residence NJ street. between Second and
Third, this afternoon at o'clock.
Sacramento, July 30 L. Simon, native of France,
as years, 3 months and % days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF Mrs. Woods, street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock
Sacramento, July 31-William Herbert, youngest
son of f. L. and Annie J. Renwick, native of
Sacramento, years, months and q davs-
Funeral notice hereaf5er.l
Near Bieber, Lassen county, July 2l-F Franklin Lem
uel Wright, 80 years.
Woodland July % Henry Rolly Riggens. II days.
Truckee July 25-Slrah Banks, So years, months
and 20 days.
Bodie, July p David Matthias Luke, 81 years.
Yreka, July 25-William Logan, 81 years.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIS, July 31st Passed here to day, to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: o. 3 Smith, Ohio;
T. n. Woodman, Mrs. A. P Hotlling, Master K. N.
Hotaling, r. Saxtan, Mrs. d. Dehas, Mrs. T. j.
Wright, San Francisco Or. +. ) Doerng, Chicago;
Miss Katie White, Miss j. Kisses, Wisconsin Mrs.
P Shepherd, Honolulu; Mrs n. A. Eldred Mime
sofa Mrs L. j. Littlehald, Denver c. w. Hill
man. st. Paul. Mimi; }. Adams, Montana ]. P.
Phelps, Chicago; c. F. Nightingale and wife,
Idaho Miss Gordon, Salt Lake City Mrs. L. C.
Johnson Illinois J. f. Long, Salt Lake City. Also
the following Knights TemplaTs and their families
E. Machwirth Buffalo, n. Y. !; D. F. Skinner, Dem
yer L. G.. Wauful and wife, Trenton, n. Y. L. f.
Reed W. P. Taylor, Ripou, Wis Eli RomIre, I. J.
Genenng, J. c. Baker, v Hunter and wife, Miss L.
B. Hunter Ohio Thomas Spencer, Milwaukee c.
R. Hunter, Ohio. One hundred and twenty. six en-
igrant passengers, including 100 males to arrive in
Sacramento August 3D.
OMAHA, July 3lst-Left here to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento August Sd: W. ". Dingley, Painss-
vile, o.; j. NJ Lain, Ohio; Jennie Garner, Iowa
G. o. Thomas, Miss n. b. Adels c. b. Barrows and
family, Miss E. A. Whipple, Miss Lucy NJ Fay,
James Adams, a. Smith, Mrs. Charles Harvey and
two children Miss s. G. Barrett, Mrs ]. T. Bounell
San Francisco Mrs Edwin Sanborn, Hanover, n.
H.; Mrs. Nelson Samson, Miss II. l.. BrocIway,
New York Rev. Henry Jewell and family, Oak.
land; Miss Hattie Hale, Burlington, Vt Henry L.
Harris, First Artillery. and family, and thirtY-fve
army recruits for the Pr4sido.
THE U. S. Analytical Chemist at Washington pro-
nounced the Eclipse Champagne one OF the pursst
wines in the market.
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BRIEF NOTES.

No freight bills arrived from Ogden yester.
day.
This evening there will be social enter
tainulent at Kingsley Chapel.
School teachers can set their warrants by
calling at the Office Of tbs City Auditor to-
day.
Ida E. Andrews was divorced yesterday
from her husband, J. @. Andrews, on the
grounds CT extreme cruelty and failure to
provide.
The Progressive Band of Hope will give 9
picnic at East Park to-day; Cars will run to
the Park ell dsv. Literary exercises will
commence at $50 o'clock.
Work on the theatsr has commenced In
earnest, and the entire gallery of the build.
ing will be remodeled and certain improve
ments in the acoustic properties made.
By an error of the compositor, the dispatch
in yesterday mornings Pacific slope tele.
grams headed Railroad Extension" was
dated Washington instead OF San Francisco.
There was rumor on the street LIST sven
ing that two women were killed by runs.
way team near Antelope station yesterday
afternoon. At midnight the Coroner had
heard nothing of it.
The word 'telegrapher is often used in
correctly. Anybody who sends telegraphic
message is o telegraphsr; the person who
manipulates the instrument is telegraphist,
and the message is q telegram.
Charles E. Spencer. Great Sachem of the
Imp. o. Il. NJ, accompanied by thirteen
other "Injnns." visited Cisco Tribe of Red
Men az Davisville on Monday evening. and
performed the adoption ceremony ON several
'pale-fsces." They left Sacramento with o
four finland and returned late in the evening.
The funeral of Jacob W. Willem viii take
place to-day from his late residence, NJ
street, between Second and Third, at P NJ
FL Dorado Lodge, No. 8 1. o. o. f. !; Unicn
Lodge, No. q, a. o. U. W.; Red Jacket
Tribe, No. %, I. o. r. NJ, and Walhalla
Grove. No. 6, U. a. o, D., viii attend the
| funeral.
Yesterday morning, as reporter was walk
ing up j street he met a gentleman evidently
much excited. He said, Shakespeare says
ne who steals my purse steals trash but
that won't work in this case, for he who stole
my purse this morning. while WAS asleep in
chair in the Caledonia Saloon, got away
|
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One voice all over the land goes up from
mothers, that says: MY daughters are SO
feeble and sad, with no strength, all out of
breath and life at the least exsrtion. What
can we do for them ?" TIE answer is simple
and full of hope. One to four weeks usa of
Hop Bitters viii make them healthy, rosy,
sprightly and cheerful.
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xRo,hTvd;a r pinkbam,s w..

*Both Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at 2SS
snd 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price
of either, 81. Six bottles for IS. Sent by
mail in the form of pills, or lozanges, on re-
ceips of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs.
Plnkham freely answers al letters OF inquiry.
Inclose Scent stamp. Send for "G1ide to
Health and Nerve Strain
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MARRIED.

Sacramento July 3O-By ]. G. Tubbs, Justice Of the
Peace, Samuel c. Young to Bessie Turner, both OF
Suffer county
Sacramento, July BLY, ]. c. Tubbs, Justice Of the
Peace, james G. Robertson to Laura Troi, both Of
Sacramento county.
Sacramento, July 3I-SY Rev. l. L. Dwinel Samuel
L. Owens to Maggie NJ Stewart, both of this city.
Nicclsus, Suffer couDty-By Rev. John Leahy,
Thomas j. Mulvaney to Mary Noonan both Of
Nicolaus.
Near Grass Valley, July 26-otto Amberg to Adelia
Stephens.
oroyiIle, July 2s-Bernhari Stevens to Martha
Stevens.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-01

The demon of dyspepsia has been expelled
in thousands of households by the use of DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder. There would
be no restless nights, 10 low spirits, no
grumbling dyspeptics, if all the articles of
our food were as wholesome, nutritious and
easy of digestion as those made with De.
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-01

A fine bed of "kaolin," which is a clay
much used by the Chinese and Japanese in
the manufacture of fine porcelain wares,
has been discovered at Grass Valley. The
deposit is believed to be extensive and very
valuah
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-01

Bank Commissioner White has examined
the Citizens Bank of Nevada City and
found it in solvent condition. Its assets
and liabilities are Sl74, sos 81, of which
5000 is capital stock, SS,633 reserve
fund, and 1888, 40 67 due to depositors.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARIAsp, Judge.

TUESDAY, July 81 1888.
E. W. Sticl1ney vs. the California Mutual Life In
surance Observation-Disclosures entered in favor of
plaintiff and against ]. c. Steele and c. J. Greasy
for 81, 400 Sc.
William Cook against Lion Fire Insurance Com
pany-Findings for the plaintiff for 81, 900 aud
costs. Stay of execution granted for 20 days.
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The RECORD UNION is for sale
upon all trains going from and com.
ing to Sacramento, at FIVE CENTS
per copy. Ask for it on the train.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-01

The Railroad Company is hauling gravel
from Bonner Like to different points along
the railroad between Truokes and Reno.
An average Of about fifteen carloads day
Is being taken away for this purpose.
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The Bellevue Il. IT, Sun says branch
of the Central Pacific Railroad will be
built from Winnemucca to Idaho, aud it ia
thought that work on the road will be
commenced within the next sixty days.
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ST AM trulyithankful that ever used DR..
Benson's Celery and ChsmomiIe Pills. for
they cured my periodical headache" Mrs.
J. r. Paddison. Point Caswell, N. c. 80
cents, at druggists.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE in liver and
kidney troubles. DR.. o. G. Cilley, Boston,
says: 81 have used it with the most re.
markable success in dyspepsia. and derange-
n,snt of the liver and kidpeyS,"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-01

81 The Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old Gold,
Navy Blue, Ssal Blown. Diamond Dyes give
perfect results. Any fashionable color, 10
cent?.
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Wells "RoUGH ON COINS, lie. Ask for
It. Complies, permanent cure, 7orns, warts,
hr1n;ons.
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RnRn.-

Woodland, July 2s-w,fe of Joseph Morell, SOU
Near Madison, Yoo eounty, July 26-Wife Of I. r.
Lowe, son.
Near Woodland, July % Wife of Peter Crosse,
daughter.
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CITY BOARD OF TgUsrBEs.

The City Board of Trustees met at the
new City Hall at 10 A. N. yesterday. Pres
ent, Mayor Brown and Trustees Gutenbsrger
and Nielsen. The weekly report Of Mark
Foster, Chief Engineer of the Water Works,
was received, read and ordered fled.
A petition was received, signed by all the
business men in the neighborhood of Sixth
and K streets, protecting against the location
Of the fruit stand on the northeast corner of
Sixth and K streets. This petition sets forth
that the fruit stand referred to is partially in
the street and on the sidewalk; that the
owner eats and sleeps therein that ell hia
stops and decaysd fruits are thrown into the
street: that it is nuisance, deleterious to
the health of the locality, an eye.sore to
passers by aud dstrimsnt TO those engaged
in business in thai neighborhood. Referred
30 the Street Commissioner.
An ordinance to license gambling, also one
relative TO cesspools, were introduced, read
and laid over for one week under the rule.
A communication from tins City Attorney,
relstive to the cons5itutionaiity of certain
ordinances, was received, read and ordered
fled
The Superintendent Of the Water Works
was instructed to purchase a check valve
from Nielsen & Co. tor 50 %.
A resolution wss passed increasing the sal
airy OF the Health Officer from $50 to Sl00
per month.
After allowing the regular monthly sala-
ries and largo number of bills, the Board
adjourned.
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q. CARD.

EHDs. "REC0RD-UNI0N "a LOCAL ITEM
~ appeared n the Bee Of last evening, Of which
the following is n copy "a citizen states that
noisy and quarrelsome crowd Of men at the grocery
at Tenth and streets kept people awake nearly all
Of Saturday night" In reply wish to say that my
place OF business is located at the of Tenth
and streets, and that the above is q malicious
falsehood from beginning to end that the noise
referred was not at my place or near IL. This
prove by responsible parties. On Saturday night
closed my place Of business ct 9;s5 P. N. Officer
Ash the only person present at the time, and he
win verify what have said. wish to add further,
that have done business for 10 years this city,
and have always been known as a law-aoiding citi-
zen The least that the psper referred to eond have
done in the above case, would have been to have
made inquiry before publishing charge OF that
character. In conclusion wish to say that no per-
son saw dso1derly conduct of any character az
my plscs. never sell liquor to men that are I'M
der its influence nor do sell TO minors under any
circumstances whatever nor do Iallow dice or card
playing in my house. have now simply stated the
cold faets, which am able 70 prove at any time and
hope that "Citizsn" win come from behind the
curtain that hides him from public gaze, and give
me the opportunity which demand: Respectfully.
| jy3I2t ~, PETIT.
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Tbs best spring medicine known is that
wonderful tonic, Browns Iron Bittsrs.
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.uYEETrsErsE - MENTTon

s0gEETIsgE EHE MEHTIoA.
Metropolitan Observation-Disclosures Minstrels.
Notice. Champagne and other wines.
Picnic-Baud Of Hope.
Meeting Frauen Ferein.
Social Kingsley Chapel.
Funeral notce5-El Dorado, l. o. o. F.; Red
Cloud tribe, o. r. II; Union Lodge, a. o. U. w. j;
Red jacket Tribe, 1. o. R. N; Walhala Grove, Z.
A. o. D.
Lodge meeting Union, No. q, F. and A. NJ
Wanted-Situation.
Wauted-Carpenters
Notice-Pifth Avenue Saloon.
Auction To-day.
Lan1ham Hotel chandeliers-At Courthouse.
susiasss Advertisements
Felter Wood Co.-winos and liquors.
Hodsca's Art ParloTs-52l street.
Martin ksstler-C arriage-maker
Red House Miscellaneous.
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THE TRoM CASEY esterday, in Depart
ment Two Of the Superior Court. Judge HolI
and Henry Edgerson urged the application
for bail of Salvador Troai, the alleged wife.
murderer. After hearing the argument. the
Judge said be would rot interfere with the
ruling of the committing magistrate, and de.
MED the application for bail.
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Rock AND RTE cures colds, coughs and bronchial
diseases. G. ". Chesley, agent.
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Auction To-day.
Langham Hotel chandeliers-At Courthouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-20

COUGHS. BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs are used with advantage to allie
viate Coughs, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
and Bronchial Affections. Price 25ots. q
box.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-20
REMEMBER THIS,

If you are sick Hop Bitters will
surely aid Nature 10 making you we'll
when all else fails.
If you are costive or ~dyspeptic, or
are suffering from any of the numer-
GUS diseases of the stomach or bowels,
it is your own fault IL you remain Ill,
for Hop Bitters are q sovereign
remedy in all such complaints.
If you are wasting away with any
form of Kidney disease, stop tempting
Death this moment, and turn for a
sure to Hop Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible
sickness Nervousness. you will find a
"Balm in Gilead" In the use of Hop
Bitters.
If you r a frequenter or q resi-
dent of q miasmatic district, barricade
your system against the scourge of all
countries-malaria, epidemic, bilious
and intermittent fevers-by the use
of Hop Bitters.
If you have rough, pimple or sal
low skin, bad breath, pains and aches,
and feel miserable generally, HoE
Bitters will give you fair skin, rioh
blood, and sweetest breath, health and
comfort.
In short they cure all diseases o.
the stomoh, Bowels, Blood, Liver,
Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease
$500 will be paid for . oase they vii
not cure or help.
That poor, b%edridden, invalid wife
lister mother, or daughter, can b.
made the picture Of health, by Q few
bottles of Hop Bitters, costing but
trife. Will you let them suffer-
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-20

snow shovel aud sharpens up the
sickle, In order TO be ready to cut
your grass forifve cents when tho
time arrives.
When the young man says "Heads,
Maud, tails, Arsbells," he losses up q
nickel, and sfterward finds out that
they are both engaged, and won't
have him.
When the Italian packs away his
chestnut rooster, and puts . set Of
saints on his head, and travels around
and swaps them off for the clothes
that the farmer will need very much
next winter.
Whenthe ofie boy once more chooses
the hydrant.top % q good place to sit
on when You send him out with q che ok
FIVE minutes before banking hours and
he wants to read the Boys Weekly
Curdler. !,
When the garbage collector lifts the
airy ash.oan high In the air, and the
fragrance zephyr, fraught with the
light fragrance Of tie first Hoboken
primrose, powders the passing lady''
seal skin saoque.
Whom the poets SOULS too sweetly
inspired by the first birds and blosaom'
that he writes an "Ode for Decoration
Day." which Ia too late TO get into
magazine this year, but which he sells
II he can, for next.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-20
SIGNS OF SPRING
AS Recorded by the Observers OF
Puck's Meteorological Bureau.

When the pneumonia bloweth
whittier 1t listeth.
When tho first faint violets bloom
on the spring poets grave.
When the advertising agent tempers
the column rule to the clothing dealer.
When the poet goes out to find the
'frenh rhodora In the woods and dis.
covers fresher diphtheris instead.
When the Spectator takes In his
sign of ''coal dealer" and hangs out a
placard bearing the legend "houses to
let"
When the wife's bill for an appro-
priation of 500 for her Easter bonnet
is ordered to third reading.
When the policeman takes his white
helmet derby, and examines 1t to
ascertain II 1t will last through another
summer.
When the country humorlst comes
forth with jokes about the short-cake
as big az a cheese supplied with one
strawberry.
When the western humorist discon-
tinues his paper, and starts out to
travel with a circus sideshow as the
hairy Az.ee of the Andes.
When the boy howls "Jack Rozeeo!'
on the streets, and a belated blizzard
comes booming merriiy along aud nips
all his Btock-in.trade.
When the suburban beer seller takes
in the evergreen that stood in front OF
his door In a bsveled tub all winter,
and sets out a magnolia in Its stead.
When the hen sneaks into the gar.
den and rakes up the rare exotics,
while she never delgns to daily with
the ten cent plants that have just
been set out. ..a
When the small boy puts away his