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COMMERCIAL.
aeramsa.o Producs Market Wholesale
loor-sctsd daily for the RzOosD-ussoss


aAoRnTss-s. September 1st.
Eaun-Lenors, Sicily, 90 5o@i0 b case Oranges
Tahiti, 50 2693 70 . box; California, a 7542 e
box Liales 81 501l 70; saasnakI s2 5ssS 9 oalen
Apples, 75cesl % = box Figs. 3z4e Z IL Pears
75c9s1 % 2 box; PilIuis, 54Gs . b; Grapes, 4G6c
y h; Neciariles, 3614c 2 n Peaches So g. ID I;
Watermelons, 75e@sI so . dozen; Cantaioupes, 75c
rs fEUrTs-Assortsd, $40 cans. > doz, q 4;
assorts6. gallon cans, IS; Peaches 2s-ib cans
g.; Portland Bisishsrrtsf- 30 cana. b Who
teberries, 81 7s; Capital Asparagus, g 50 dozen
DsI=o FEurs-apa,es. siiee4, ss9s 3 p, %
qcsstersd, oa7c; pssrs, pselsa, 7@Se; DO, a..
peeled, 495c; p iule, plsted I4816e; Peaches
e8l0c; Do peeled, lS8tec; kE1nss. German SD
French, l4sl5s; Bi.ckbsrTio7. "a 8l5e; Figs Cal
faglll2 &c 3 f.
fAs-s FRuTrs-Assorsed, u 4 esns. , doE. g 10 !;
Peaches e. 70; BsTtlstt 9sass y % Pi'i5s e 81
BlackbeEriee, S36sS 20 Goosaosrsis1, - - ssI.'-
bernsu, q q: Apflcots, 81 so kussss G91ps - tO
Rel Cdrrsnts, % &c, casrcteG, 2 70
vgsxTAsLEs--9o.stoss.6 co .l70s Tomatoes, 40 goo
Sb X strinz Bea #, Ease; Wax Beans, 2@Sc = ID !;
Green Corn, 10 920c = doz.; Summer Squash, 2g3e
Z Il; onions, lew, 0O@7Oc; 8auihower, 99cGSI
CaDnSge, R1dl Is; tiar-otsI 81 z hunaredi iul.
nips, 81 rs y cwt bunch segetab'5s. lste 2 dos
Parsu;cs. lIe; Reats, Ic: Horse RadIsh, 536o ? n
Arrichokes, 4o950s 2 dozen; Jerusalem Az
chooses, 3364c . Il: Green Peppers, 594c . ID
Egg Plant, 4e5e = h okra, 4g5c . ID Crcam.
bers, 5@oc q doz: Sweet Potatoes, l4ts2c . d;
,siDsT1rrs-sloar, IS e2l 2 barrel; Oatmeal,
e. 70 > 100 ns latter for Eastern; coroIneI, vel
I1w. 81 a5s9 Is: white, q Is; Crscked Wheat, 6.
Pou1TRg-Livg T1lrksT0, lSs16e : d dressed, la
@Igc; full grown Chickens, s6g7 Q dozen; young
Roos.ors eIG5 = dozen, BfOilsrsi s3.e5; tame
Ducks, $6dG so Goose. 81 S0Gl , pair Eggs,
choice lots, S29SSc q dozen.
oAxz-Eiare. 81 158z Rabbits sl9l So
DAIRY PRODuof5--butus-, CHOICE 3O9325e q
mixed lots, IN rolls, 30a22c g n Cheese, Valior-
nis, from i3gl4c; Western, fats, 1o8l5ci aaT'
ms Cream, 19e9Z0c
lizA7s-Bees, 7qse Mutton. 4g5c go : Lamb, 0 2
7c York i0G1lc. al. sna calves. adl0c large, Sc
Hay, gam ASp FEgD-oAl hay sl29l4 ? Sou
Alfalfa hay, ss@9 . taaj orAns = soc, sl6
niddhngs, s22 3 ton: barley, whola, q
ground, 81 10 shas. q e0a1 20 q cws; tame osts,
81 7662; corn, 81 cool 70 > cwt.
dlihH0Vs--Se51s- Afalia, 439isc; IiTaa-
tl,v Eastsrn. oaios 3 D; Oregon, saI1c;
Red Glover, l7alse Red Top, I2l@izs Suss-
English WslnaE, 9iei0ci California Walnuts
pI6i0c: Almonds, l6gl6Ic; Peauut5, Eastern, SO
IJ6 Lard lCafofssl, 1O-g, cans, lie Eastorns Il
@ISc sides. salt, .l2thb aod medium, sE7e, and
heavy, esiOc ary. lTs1s1; TellO", g.; Hops.
Offering at 25SlsCc 2 D.
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aan rranoiaeo Produee &c

HsN FRANOI5G1 o6pGtllUsI Isl
FboUB-Best City Extra, s5@5 % medium grades
Sal 80; shipping supsrhne, So 1891 y bo-
WHEAT The market continues to present firm
front Holders OF desirable No. grades will Ii ten
sono offer below 81 Oh, while several Of them are
able lots and occasionally az advance is paid for
fancy parcel.
On cali at the Produce Exchange this morning,
business was limited to three sales Of no White,
September delivery, embracing 200 tons st 81 76k
ana 100 at 81 762 z cd.
At the Grain Exchange to-day the sales footed UP
s0J tons No. l White, 20 follows
December, Sgu Francisco 'delvery-1Oo tons,
81 1871; 500 81 iS4
seier 1880 tons 81 6i 100, 81 $50 g et
Quats;ions oi No. . grades ct leading centers To-
day are telegraphed az follows
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san rranCisOO Nsat Markst

Following are the rates for whole carcaasss from
slaughtsrers 20 dealers:
EssP-Firss quality, s@sfc; second quality, "a
Tie. third quality, 6G6e y N.
vsAL-Lerge calves. 1885; small ones, e91oc
Z b.
HurroN-wethers arequotabie at Hose, sHd ewes
At 4t94sc Q b, according 10 quality.
T.SnB-Spring Is quosabls at 5a51c 3 n
Pcsu-Llve Hogs. 696ic Ger heavy packing. and
6la6Ic for light hogs; dressed do, 9iGS3o D II for
hsrd grain Hogs
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"DR. BHNsoN's Skin Cure eradicatsd my
pimples. They used to break ont continu-
ally."-Sseve 4. Harrison, Rochester, n. Y.
81, at druggists.
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never.failing cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hausted Vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, Sper-
materrhGl, Lost Man.
hood, I'm poto n cy,
Paraly sis, and all the ter
rible effects Of self-abuse,
youthful fOilies and eX-
eesses in mature years
such as Loss Of Memory,
Lassitude, Noe turnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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"AcRs ON CALL AT ANY HOUR,
day or night Coupes Phaetons AZ VI
ROckaways, Barouches, Huggies, with the A-1-A-
hest roadsters to be found in any livery stable on
the coast for hire Horses kept in livery at
able rates. Livery Stable on Fourth street, between
! and ]. iy1-tf
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THE weak, WON and dyspeptic should take
Coldsn's Liquid Beef Tonic. Ask for Cold
ems. of druggists.
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can Franclseo s.Oek SALES.
SAN FRANoIsco. September LIST
nxozs-Ilso SESSION..

sr1NG1sG irritation. Inflammation, a.
Kidney and urinary complaints, cured by
. slEzcas.pa.Ss.p q.
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oepsemcer s. 1888;
saafes' Hist.
Allen, Miss Julie L Kent Mrs NJ C
Albertson, srs Albert KiDgsbury, Ms Edith
Beaver, kirs Jennie King, Miss Helen G
Berry, Mrs n } Knowles, AIs John ID
| BeveBs Miss Ella Knox, Mrs Flora
Biermsnn, Miss Louisa Lambert, Miss May
Bridges, Hrs Isnfear, Mrs Almlra
Bandsrson. RissC Landerdale. Miss F
call Mrs L Afarsbead, Hannah
1 Camel, Miss Eat;ie Miller, Mics Belle
| Cock, Mrs EmEsa KILLER, Mss
! herman Ma MI Moore Mrs G W
| RdwsrIs. Mis- Teresa Morgan. Miss Katie (care
| Fisher Miss Pauline of d Acrsan)
| FITZGERALD MrsH Phillips, Mrs
| Eek, Mrs kats saunders, Mrs II
| Fulton. Miss Blsnch E Seantlin, Miss Mary
a.arrett Nrs Martha J Sharp, Mrs Annie
(care Of II knowles) Sim0nton, Mrs
| Hayes, Mrs Sarah Slate, Mrs Fred
I Howard, Aiss Carrie sertela, Miss Mamie
/ i Johnson Rose WALL Miss Margaret
Eagey Mrs Nelly Wheeler, Miss Hannah
Geataemea's List-
andrews @ Hues George Phelan Fred
Arnold, rs Irons Michael Preston, C A
BathrOps, L W johnson, W II Preston, o A
Back, " Johnson so P " Ricco, Charles
Boyd, Chas E johnson, W F Robertson,
Butter Thos Jordan, E r SauYe, o
CadY Abraham Kane, Thomas Sauter, Frank
Cleveland W Kathan, HC Saunders, Il c
Colebaksr, Herman, Sanderson. III
Connell, James Knox, John L Sevey, @
Cook, Lsubeck, Alley Sherlock,
Dale, Eli Lanfear, OILS Silviera, Fran
Desilets, JOS Lion, Francisco cisco Jose da
Douglass, TIL Llrbeck, Gottfd Spears, Rich
BREWER Ludlow, Chas Stanton, Jos
Eathington, W Luther, Schroe- Steliberg. Aug
Eastman, Mr (l6 der & Co still, Robt
mil on Au- Maudigsn. ] Stoll, Paul
burn road Martin, B Stork, CP
Firth, Wm 3 Massey, Il Swingle, G II
Fitzgerald, Edw McElwain, Pat Talbot, WE
Fox Patrick AIcKeehau, W A Thompson, Rebt
Frazee, Corn McKcnny Van 0rsdell, Jas
Gilbert, r Milton, i ETastier, Fred
FSall, Vim Mitchell, r Webster,
Hernandez, Nye, Hon G W Wilson, E A
Herrll, &c O'Neile, John Wright win
Foreign.
Jose Bejarano Manoel de Frietas Far
Joas YiurO Eorio nandes
Bisgeo Reglia GusePpi Rimoldi
Senior Don Domingo Seyapia A Sibedo
Chinese.
Som Kee sun Chong
Som Ghecns Yee Chin & Co
I'll You Sam Soon & Co
sing Lee Wo lung Leo
Mess BNSng HE Jim
Quong 1Fo Jon Sing Ching
Tong Sin Yen
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Eagle II ltel-2
CHRISTOPHER GREEE, Postmaster
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Or. SPInNEY G &C.
OF NO. II KEARNy ST. san FRANCISCO.
Trcat All Chronic and Special Diseases

YOUNG HEE
EEyHo NAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
wv effects OF youthful foIlies or indiscretion
will do well to avail themselves OF this the greates
boon ever laid at the altar OF suffering humanity
DR. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 fer
every case OF Seminal Weakness or Private Diseas 30
Of any kind or character which he undertskes and
fails TO cure
MgDDLE-AGED MEk.
There sTe many at the age Of thirty TO sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuation OF the
bladder, often accompanied by slght snarting or
burning sensation, and weakening Of the system
In manner the patient cannot account fof. On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sediment
will often be found and lonetimes small particles
Of alburnen will appear, or the color will be of
thin miikish hue, again changing TO a dark and
torpid appearance. There many men who d e
Of this difficulty, ignorant OF the cause, which s
the second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. S. viii
guarantee s perfect cure IN all such cases, and
healthy restoration Of the gento-urinary organs.
Office hours-Io 70 and to 6. Sunday, from 10
to II A. Il. Consultation free. Thorough exA1ia-
alton and advice, S. Call or address
BIZ. sPaNNEI & Co..
No. II Kearny street, San Francisco,
p S-For private diseases OF short standing,
full course Of medicine, sufficient FOR cure, with
I'll Instructions viii be sent 70 any address for Sta.
EuSa 4DhtswhTWThEd
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SAMPLE BOTTLE ERgEl

VIII be sent any one applying by letter. stating
symptoms, sad age Strict secrecy 10 regard to
all business transactions
DIR. MIsTla's KsBRET REMEDY, Ne
PEzREyEGEM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, G9norrhea, elect, Leucorrhoea.
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; SIX bottles
for SIS.
OEs. MISTEE'S DANNELseN PILLS are the
best aud cheapest DYsPEPsE and BsAleJS
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY & Co. Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents. m9 4pl5 &o9w1y
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TNoRFUNETRLLIN c.
Reading CT the p st. pr =
ent and future. laRS. l. c. AN
BRsWS, the weN-kaown For
tune Teller and Clsirvoyant, 70!
Seventh street, between G an'
q, will diagnose on all diseases
Information gwen on business
love, courtship and marriage.
au27-lm
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T EST or LETTERS RRHATsKsG IN
z i the Postoisce at Sacramento on Monday,
September 8, 1883:
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TO THE UNFORTUN ATE
DR., GIBBOI s DISPENSARY
G.s Realny slleet. san Eranelseo.

Established in 1854, for
The treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal Diseases,
ssch as Gcnorrhsa, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, ImpOtency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orno charge
Seminal weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
.consequenceofself abuse,
This solitary vice or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgence
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Or. c. .. sALFlELD.
ZIG Aearny Street,
SAN FRAN CISCO, ca

Consultation strictly confldentisl by letter or al
Office. FREE. For tine convenience of patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private address, under which all packages for.
| warded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
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DOMESTIC.

COMPENSATION PROM SPECIAL DlsrArcuss.l
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Seminal weakness.

s pracieed by the youth OF both sexes 70 an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz Salow
countenAnce, dark spots under the eyes pain in the
head ringing in the ears noise like the rustlnc OF
leaves and rafting of chariots uneasness about The
loins. weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, difhdenee in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new ac
quaintances, disposition to shun society, ioss OF
memory, hectic fiushes, pimples and various, rup
tons about the face fuIred tongue, fetid tieath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats ,nonomania and
frequently insanity.
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NERVOUS DEsILlTY

Sufficient to show It's meTi will be sent to anyone
applying BY letter, stating his symptoms and age
Cnmmul lcations striG.ly cnnhdantal.
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CURED AT NOME.

Persons at distance may be e@red at home by
| addressing letter TO DR.. GIDEON, stating case,
symptoms, length Of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity to any part of the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter. through the Postotice.
or through Wells Fargo & Co., package OF medicEs
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union Please
saw Won saw this advertisement in the RECORD
UNION. Address DR. J. F. GIBB0N,
ia04Antf Roy 1887 San Francisco
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A special says great alarm has been occa.
stoned on the western border Of Kansas by
the appearance of a band of seventy. five
Cheyennes at Monument. General Pope
sent company of cavalry to Investigate. No
depredstions Eerg committed
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Samuel Logan vas arrested Friday night
in New York by Pinkarton's detectives, on a
charge OF stealing $4,000 from Adams Ex-
press Company at Winnipeg, but Commas
s;Oser Osrorle disctargs ID the accused or the
ground Of insufficient evidence.
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The Boston Transcript Of Saturday says
It was reported on thz street. to-day that q
irsnsfer of 81, 900, 000 OF Atehison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad Company stock has
just been made to the Barings, of London
Tbs report Is not wholly wong.
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The executive order consolidating Internal
Revenue Collection Districts, as far as it
sffscts the following. named districts, was put
in operation Saturday TIE District of Ore
gon and the Fifth District of California.
New Mexico ia TO bs transferred to the new
Collector of the Fifth District.
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CON, lvalou Z uuA-i s-il!iuuha5I iVv y
15o = doz; Carrots, 4oG5oc; Iurnips. 75c
@S1 q ctl Beets, q a etl PArsnips, 81
3 ell CAN'T iuFeI, eOS75c q dozen; CAP
bsga 81 109l % 3 cti esFlic, 1I92c ? 81 Celery
boc 2 dozeu Dried okra, 2o935e; Green olzras ga
Sc a b; Dry Peppers 10 1l2ic; Green do Soc
q box Green Peas S93fc q ID; Tomatoes, 10@
Coo 3 box for good to choice; 0ucumbers, % 450c
q box; Egg Plant, 4oG50c 9 box; String Beans,
String Beans, 249skc q ID Summer Squash SOC q
box; Barrowiat Squash. SLo@l6 q ton.
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The Citizens and TeIegrAphars National
Union Telegraph and Cablegram Company
has been organized. The capital stock is
S., 0O0, 900; shares S25 each, no person to be
permitted TO hold more than 800, 600 worth.
Every euploye will be stockhOlder
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Hops .Quotable 1t 16g25c per ID.
PoTAf0Es- Wharf rates are 50c2S1 . ctl.; Sweet,
g. 5OG2 = ctl.
-silverakins, 45@55c; Red, 3o940c o ell.
BzaNs-Weak. Bsyos, SIC for Chile aud 4l94a
f.iH-a sos 124; Ia. and ANAL White, aS93 10
Pink, 5 1904; Se6. g g.
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A steam engine attached to thrashing-
machine exploded in grain field six miles
north of Frankfort. D. T., Saturday, in
stantly killing William Bounell Clarence
Resd, George Storm and an unknown man,
an6 ipj1ting five Others, four of whom are in
a critical condition.
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A cattle disease, termed the bloody urine,
has broken out On farm near Newburg, N.
Y, battling the efforts of the veterinary sur.
geons, aud fourteen cows have died. The
doctors say these are the only cases of the
disease ever occurring in this country, though
It ia common in Europe
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The City Council of Dodge City, Kr., has
instructed the Marshal to enforce the ordi-
nsnees in relation to gambling after Septsm-
Der 9Th. An ordinance was also adopted to
go into effect at the game time, prohibiting
music in saloons and dance halls.
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CHREsE-CalifOrnia, 1lGiSc for choice; ll9
1S for choice, 108i0s3 for fair TO good; do,
factory, In boxes 14gl5c; Eastern l5Gl6c 3 D..
EeGs-Warranted lots are about the only kind
that can be intelligsntly quoted. Consgnmsnts Of
this character b ing the top figure. To show how
demoralized the market is in regard to lnferier
offerings we note round sale to-day IS low ~ 10
n dozen. Liberal purchases can be made az Zoe,
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Wool--Noshiug encouraging to report. Market
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

THE celebrated fence ease has been decided
in the District Court of Wyoming. by Chief
Justice scncr. The ease has been the subject
Of much discussion among stockmcn and by
the Law and Interior Departments at Wash
ington. The decision, II upheld by the upper
courts, will affect in radical manner the
stock raising business in Wyoming, colora.
do, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, New
Mexico and Kansas. No decision has ever
b--n made on the subject and Judge sen.r's
opinion forms precedent. The case Is that
OF the United States vs.. A. II. swan and
others. II is bill in equity, asking for an
injunction to aba,c fence which had uulaw.
fully enclosed eleven sections Of government
land. and 10 restrain defendants from erect
ing other such fences on like unoccupisi see
r'ons Of the public domain. This was
brought a. a test ease, and was very ably ar.
gued by counsel ON both side. The case has
been under advisrmcnt for month, with the
result that the fences mus; 60.
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

THE political question has not been much
discussed in the county far this fail appar
emily on account of the pressure Of work on
ihe ranches keeping the people at home most
Of the time. Harvesting is now nearly over
and the all absorbing topic is becoming to a
certain extent aRiiatcd. A few names have
been brought forward aS probable candidat.s
for nomination. Both parties hnye primary
organizations-thc central committees ap.
iointcd-and some little cfior, has been made
at cnnvasSing the county, just 10 see how IL
stands, as II were. Among the names prom.
incntly brought forward and that have come
10 our notice.
For Commissioncrs.-In the first district,
on the Republican side, q. a. Purdy and I'D.
ward Capcron, both ranchmcn on the rncom.
pshgrc ON the Democratic side no one has
been advanced. In the second district, David
stephens and l.. T. CLARK, Of the North Fork,
Republicans: +. T. IIptchkiss, present in-
rumbant, Democratic. In the third district.
Pierre Settle and Col. r. i. Boyd, Democrats,
J. u. Hart aud W. y. kcnnicott, Republicans.
For sheriff, the names of Ben. ;. Ghecn, of
the Uncompahgre valley, J. Il. Hall, of the
Gunnison valley, and Jay +. Smith, of North
Fork, are mentioned on the Republican side;
and A. f. kirkbridc. present commissioner,
William spcck, of the Muddy, aud ]. J.
Barker of Delta, on the Democratic side;
the friends of Charles l.. Andrews, the pres
ent incumbent, are urging him to make the
race for the Democratic nomination.
For clerk.-E. l.. Kellogg, the present in.
4 &.
on the Democratic side and II. u. Blair on
the Republican.
For trcasurcr.-T. II. McGranahan, the
present incumhant, and II. A. Bailey, cashier
of the Delta County Bank, Democratic; and
VIM. Mather, Republican
County judge Il. King and Judge W.
X. Kicthly, Republican and Judge w. A.
McDougnl, of North Fork, Democrat.
= Assessor.--John Hyatt, of the Muddy, and
Edward Hcalcy, Of Delta, Democratic; q.
H. Duke, of North Fork, and A. G. Botsford,
of Surface creek, Republican.
School Supcrintcndcnt.--,J. II. McGinty, of
North Fork, Democratic and l.. G. Alley, Of
the Gunnison valley, and G. ii. Merchant, of
the North Fork, Republican. h
surveyor.--W VIM. l.. Marcy, the present in.
cumbant, will probably be the Republican
nominee. No Democratic aspirnnt has yet
come to the front.
Tho Office of coroner has gone begging, no
iisintcrested patriot having yet signi6ea his
willingness TO perform its duties. ne
In the important Offices Of Justices Of the
peace and constablcs no names arc yet men.
toned. %.
These constitute the probable candidates so
for rs learned, but there may be many dark
horses grooming for the race that will be
trotted out at the proper time.
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

THE Firemcns State tournament, recently
held in Trinidad, was probably the last one
Of these gatherings that will occur in this
State. Only four different organizations par
ticipated, and the usual kick was INDUCED in
at the decision of the judges. These tourna-
ments have come to be only trial Of profes
sional teams, purely volunteer organization
having no place among them. II is time the
thing be done away with
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

II will pay some Of our people to look up
how they stand in regard to last years taxes.
The assessment was made and the property
has been advertised and sold by the Guunison
county authorities. 1t does not pay in mat.
ter of this kind to let il go by default
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

MoSTEosE and Grand Junction have both
voted bonds to build school houses. This
puts Us in mind that the recent agitation of
this subject ia this school district has about
died out. II we expect To prosper we must
have school houses. The old log house days
have gone by. and 1t is high tine Delta was
having better school facilities. We rejoice in
the enterprise shown by our two neighboring
towns
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

Arthur Boguc brought To this Office samples
Of alfalfa, wheat, oats and potatoes, raised by
himself on Joseph Bonds ranch, which have
been placed among Delta county's agricul.
tural exhibit. The potatoes, four in number,
weighed 81 pounds, the largest one weighing
two pounds and ten ounces. They are only
young potatoes rs yet, but will, be able to
talk when they get older.
Delta chief., 1883-08-29
NOTICE.
To Parties Holding Warrants Of Delta
County. Colorado.

! Parties holding TIN warrants of Delta county
arc hereby requested TO submit in writing TO the
Eoari of County Commissioners of said county,
within thirty days from date of first publication
of this notice, u statement of the amount of the
warrants Of said county which they will exchange
at par aud accrued interest for the bonds OF said
Delta county. to be issued under the provisions
ofan act OF the General Assembly, approved Feb
ruary alst, 1881, entitled AN Act entitled An
Act TO Enable the Several Counties of the State to
Fund their Floating Indebtedness" taking such
bonds nj par.
by order OF the Board of County Commission.
ers OF Delta county.
T. l., KELLOGG, Clerk.
First publication August !, 1855.
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

THERE is some prospects Of the Mitchell
Slade mauliny match taxing place in Colora-
do. Missouri and Kansas have both taken
steps to prevent the mill being fought inside
these States, and Colorado seems to be the
place chosen. a ten years Job sheemaking
at Canon City would calm the ardor of these
gentlemen somewhat if they should attempt
TO fight in this State.
Delta chief., 1883-08-29

HALEY, Idaho, to intercept and capture the
Presidential party in the Yellowstone park,
and hold them for a heavy ransom from the
government