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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, February 195h.-Passed here to.
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow J.
w. Smith, Mrs. John Forbes, Ogden; C. E.
Austin, Warren NJ. Hill, Boston A. A.
Scheuk and wife, Philadelphia; Miss AQgie
Childs, Ben. Leiehe, A. Eisenbach, San
Francisco J. 3. Labelle, Montreal, Cau-
ada E. 3. Naylor, w. Z. Bierce, E. J.
Lakeny. J. B. Francis, Providence. r L A.
d. Brown, Cleveland, o; John Gilbert,
Chicago Lewis J. Blocklinger. U. S. Navy /;
w. E. Rowe, l.. r Ellert, Boz man, Mor-
tana; Ransom W. Hawley. Detroit, Mich;
Il. r. johnson, Fcrt Madison. Iowa; James
w. Messler, E. B. Morton, Henry Krager,
Salt Lake; E. Moriarity, Ostumwa, Iowa /;
Il. G. Cushing, Lincoln, Neb John o. Cur
tin, Helena, Montana; o. Knight and wife.
Baltimore. Nd; James Crawford, Canada /;
M. Alexander, Wood River, Idaho; ,Johu
Huss, Brunswick, Mo-; G. w. Taylor, Brit
ish Columbia; J. I. Hemenway, Washing
ton j. L. MeGhee, Dubois, Pa; W. Wilson
and family, Euglsnd; Mrs. Trusmsn, Wells,
Nsv.; Captain John Lane, Miss Dala Brad
ley, Ellzo; Mrs. j. w. French, Oakland; 45
emigrant passenger, including 81 males, to
arrive IN Sacramento February 20ih.
NEwHALL, February 1Ssh.-Passed here 10.
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow /:
J. Gottlieb, Maurice Gottlieb, Jacob Go.t.
HEU, OSuFSls WI, a. IL. LAWS anu WIFE, a.
Kutner, o. W. Forsyth, John Kelly, San
Francisco; Mrs. Mary Noble, Mrs. j. P.
Rowan, Father McNamee, Frank Gergirar.
den, j. B. Cohp, Los Angeles; P. d. A.
Motta, Roseburg, o.; j. G. Besrdlsy, Ne
brasks; j. II. Mccullough and wife, In
Crosse Mrs. Roberts and child, Mrs. A.
Wsrk. Pasadena Andrew K slbaugh, Texas !;
J. f. Brent, Butte, Mont; DR.. Brent, Dem
yer; G. Jones, Dakota /; Robert Kelly, Port
land; st. J. Candron, G. P r. r.; A. A
Taylor, San Francisco.
OMAHA, February 1Ssh.-Lsft here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento February 10Th !:
Mrs. Wakely, J. Lienthsl, San Francisco !;
Mrs. L. j. Werner. New York; w. J. Hol
man, Chicago: John Turner, Mileaukee !;
w. j. Droste. Philadelphia Albert Landers.
st. Paul, MINI.
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OREGON.
Proposed Board OF Trade-COnspiracy 10
Defratiti.

Defratld.
PORTLAND, February 1Ssh.-Salem mer.
chants are taxing steps to organize Board
of Trade. They will make an effort to in
duce the Oregon Short Line to build west via
Baker City and Prineyilie through Mimic
Pass &C the Cascade mountains to Salem, or
some other point in the Willamette valley.
The preliminary examination of J. f. Cur
tis, late master mechanic of the n. p. E. r.
shops at Sprsgue, W. T.. and of FIVE en-
ployes, charged with conspiracy to defraud
the COMPANY, came to sudden termination
Yesterday by the announcement that small.
pox had broken out in ths hotel where several
witnesses were staying. A physician from
Spokan Falls was autographed for, and
it is not known whether the report is true
Ths officers of the company have been very
reticent about the affair, but tonight an eff
cial in high position tod an 0TegoaiaR re-
porter the following facts in the case: The
company expect to prove that the accused
used thu compsny's lumber, material end
labor, and did not pay foI them. When the
railroad was building two years ago these msn
were sent to Sprsgue, which was then only q
hole in the ground. There WAS no timber in
the neiehbofhood. and the men had to have
some place to live il. so they were allowed
to use the compsny's lumber and mate
rial; but there is no record to show
tnaO LbSY palu IN kidu OF III coin.
They will undertake to prove that Curtis
built a dwelling, sting "a GEO, using in its
construction nothing but the company s
property also that the men came TO the
shops answered to the roll call. then lett by
a back door and went to work for the &C
cu.e5 then received their regular months
pay from the company, falsely certified to by
the time-keeper and foreman. The amount
involved is about $4,000. but there are hints
of much larger SUMS which cannot be traced
Nothing so far has been brought to the sur
face which in any way duplicates Division
Superintent II. w. Fairweather, who re-
signed on the lat instant, and whose rtsigna-
iion was accepted Friday with reluctance.
He was placed in most embarrassing situa-
tion, Curtis being his father. in.lsw, and he
would either have to assist in his prosecution
or resign, and he choose the latter course.
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Victor started for horne about half-past s
o'clock last night, but being somewhat
under the influence of liquor, fell down
in few inches OF water, and, being unable
TO rise. was there d.owned. and his body was
only discovered this-foreroon. BE had been
a resident OF this LEGALITY since 1854. Like
the late Henry Spear, he was universally re-
spected for his many excellent qualities. He
was native of Santsnder. in The Spanish
Besqus Proyis ces, ard aged about co ysars:
These two deaths of men well known and
universally respected have cast quite gloom
over our community.
A lamp exploded in the Occidental Hotel
last nigh, and nearly caused serious eopfl-
grafton. a man named Catty, in whose
room the explosion occurred, was severely
burned sbou5 the face while trying to extin-
guish tie fl4mts. TIE damages are nominal.
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Increase of taxable values, with the rate Of tax
alton for State purposes for sixteen years:

The actual advance IN assessed values,
then, in sixteen years was the difference
between the first and the last OF the years
cited, or 1895, 267, 422 SO. In shat time
the tax rate decreased from 81 Is to
50 10 Harrison is either mathemat-
ical imbecile or has forgotten how to tell
the truth. 1t is to be borne in mind in
this connection that the assessed values
quoted show but a portion of the real in
crease. They do not show accumulations
in several lines of worldly wealth in the
value of county and State and municipal
property they do not represent the vast
gains and advantages arising out of the
increased facilities for shipping the social
and commercial advancement, and the
large acquired sums that in the sixteen
years found other sections for investment
because of the raids made upon capital in
California by just such wildidea men as
the arithmetician Harrison.
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RAILRoAn coEsnLInAr[on.
Remarks Of senator Routier on the Del
Vale Resolution.

When the Barry end D Velle joint reso.
lulions, opposing the copaolid,sicn of the
.usaern Pecifr Railroad with ether roads,
was under consi ieration before tie Senate,
the Hon. j. B9u5ier II sde tie 70 loving
pointed and sensible remarks
Mr.. President: Net bling lawyer, l viii not
consider the legal side OF this question: will con-
fine myself to the practical siie Of it. IL is matter
CT record that my election Was not d 10 railroad
Influences Far from il. But that is not in my
mind sufficient reason that | sholld be hostile TO
what | consider the best interests of California.
have been bere thirty Years, ana know what this
State was before the Central Pacific Railroad was
built. As a farmer, q fruit-raser aud wine
grower | know that BY the building of railroads we
have gained 100 pc cent. on almost every kind OF
produce, and in some cases u uch more Land held
at nominal price has by the building Of the sew
era roads appreciated in value III wonderful way
Prosperity which knows no step backwards, is now
our lot. Wheat now be shipped by rail to
New Orleans cheaper than by vessels. Who
ever thought of such q result ten years
$50? That fact alone ought to open the eyes
of the most pre- JUDGED anti-railroad man. We Of
the county of sacramento at least have every
to be friendly to railroads in general and my
canvas through this county have never found one
man who asked me to cnch the railroad. What is
this great cry about losing the right TO tax the fran
chise of the road What is franchise worth with
out road Do you want once more to tax not only
the actual cost of road and the cost Of Its running
material but also the energy, the capacity and the
business qualities OF the owners OF that road
an opposed to that. Then you might tax the IL
censes Of our great merchants because some are
making millions, while some others are not
making anything; you might go to a man
and tax him on his bfain, on his inteili.
gence, on his aptitude to make money.
| know that railroad kings are supposed to be
very rich and it may be that they are but is that
reason to denounce them Did they do. or are they
doing, anything that any sound business men would
not 90 ii they we're in Their place. They asking
for the privilege to have continuous route from
San Francisco to New Orleans. do not perceive
| any good reason refusing it. On the contrary.
think it will be the test interest II every wheat
and wine grower in the State Of California that
their demand is granted. Think Of this The Board
of Trade, the Chamber of Commerce ard the Ship
| owners Association Of San srarcisco asking for
protection from railroad competition Who ey sr
heard Of any such thing in the whole world? his
fact and this fact alone ought 10 the eyes OF
the people of California, aud be sui lent reason for
granting the continuous route far it lies in our
power. | am opposed to the resolution.
al Faded articles Of all kinds estored to
their original beauty by Diamond Dyes. Per-
feet and simple. 10 cents, AZ al druggists.
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Row FIGURES WERE MADE TO

According to the reports 81 the local
press, man named R. ]. Harrison ap-
peared before the Railroad Commissioners
at San Francisco the other day and at
tempted TO refute the statements placed
before the Board relative to the remarkable
advance the State hasmades thoepening
of the era of railroad building in Califor-
MIA. No one not half crszed would en-.
deavor to deny that the material progress
Of this people has been greater since the
producing sections have been brought into
close and safe communication with the mar
kets of the world, than mere figures can be
made to show Bull crank Harrison ventured
il and proceeded to call up the official report
of the State Controller as witness. He
did not exhibit his figures, but claimed to
have drawn them from that document.
His holding was, that in the past sixteen
years the property aecumulations of the
people of California amounted to but SOL, :.
S57, 46S. Now the truth is that the report
of the State Controllers any one can
verify by turning to page lis, report
1880 S2-shows these figures
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-19

UNHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
ISOLATION Is now in active operation at the
Pavilion (main halD, corner Sixth and II streets.
Open every morning from 10 TO u; afternoons
from to 4.S0 evenings from 7:S0 to $50 Sundays
excepted). Morning sessions for lady members
only. The public not admitted. The respect
able portion OF the community are invited TO mem
bership. Leave address at u. S. Hammers drug
store, corner OF Fourth and streets. Members
permitted to bring their visiting friends from
abroad. No residents will be admitted unless hav-
ing been fully approved by tie COMMITTEES OF the
association,
A BRASS BAND will be in attendance Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings: skating to con-
tinue one hour longer until 1890 Saturday even
in. In order to enable the management TO incur
this additional expense, male members viii be
assessed % cents week extra Saturday eyeningsl
Membership free passes Will not be accepted on
saturday evenings hut the regulation fees will be
due entering. Masquerade Skating Carnivals
win lie given once month, the first to be
February II, 1883. S. R. S A.
J. L. WALTON, Manager. fei7isIm
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Attempt 10 Eurn Red Bluff Chinaman
Fatally sh0t-rhe Nevada City Murder
TriaI-Fire at FresnO-A Miner Buried
AlIye-RuR over ami Fatally Hurt by n
Wason-The Tucson Smallpox Report
Effort to Wreck a Train In Etah-The
Morgan Valley Murder-Adyices from
san FranciscO-Etc.
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California Safe DGOOsit & Trust Co.

INT REST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS DEPOs-
Its received, subject to check or draft AZ isht.
Certificates OF p0sit issued. Lo-ns made on
co la'eTal security.
Tire Safe Deposit Vault oon'sius 1870 cafes, Of
dfereut ICES which rented "a irom :, to so per
m nth and from So % 600 FER Year, according 70
size AID location also large general vault for the
care Of sverware, iewelry trunks and boxes o val
uahe articles bullion, elin books nad papers q En-
camille houses dodgers. which viii be received or
delivered at am time during the day OF night) and
personal properly Of all kinds.
Tais Company VIII act as agent az carp0raiiors.
estat p firms and individuals for the care o. sccuri-
ties real estate and personal property n al kinds,
the collection Of interest AID rents and will transact
business generally trrs ee for property and inter
ests ntrusted to It's care will hold poNors Of attor-
ney and make collections aud rsmittauce5; buy and
cell securities DR. fits, exchange, bullion, foreign
money, etc: make investments and negotiate loans
will executor and adulinist' ator Of estates,
guardian Of minors, etc: pay annuites etc will
act transfer agent or registrar Of transfers Of
stock. and Trustee under trust mortgages Of in
corrorstei companies. ftiG-is3mMWS
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THE true friends of Ireland, while their sympa-
thies must be deeply aroused for the suffering
classes reported as now fighting the gaunt wolf,
hunger, win be also reioicei that the testimony
shows quite conelusivey the Government to have
its heavy hand upon the sssassins OF the Phoenix
Park tragedy. an outrage that made a blast upon
the fame Of the IRISH people they should sincerely
desire effaced.
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ARIZONA.
Smallpox In Tucson.

Tucson, February 18th The report sent
from l. S Angeles that there are eighty cases
Of sInall.pox 10 this city is without fouuda-
tioa. There sre but three, and these cases
came here from El Psso, and sre row in the
pestaouse, two miles from the city limits.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-19

LADY BEAUr1FIERs. -Ladies, you cannot
make fair skin, rosy cheeks and sparkling
eyes with all the cosmetics of France, or
beautifsrs of the world, while in poor health,
and nothing viii give you such rich blood,
good health. strength and beauty as Hop Bit.
ters. A trial is certain proof.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

For The Ladies.-PieAse ssh year phy-
stefan his opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSJN AND CALiSAYA BARK combined,
Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion II
satisfactory, Try HALLS PEPsIN WINE BITTERS.
au24-Gq1
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Do NOT be deceived. Insist on having the
genuine Browns Iron Bittess, made only by
the BrowA Chemical Company, and take moth
ing else.
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A Chinese Murderer Arrested.

AUSTIN. February 17th.-Last Wednesday
Deputy Sheriff Dunlap, of Battle Mountain.
captured All 10y, the principal one OF the
gsrg who murdered Chinamau at Truckee
three weeks ago and then burned the body.
He ia in the County Jail awaiting requisi-
ton from the Governor Of Californis. Five
hundred dollars reward is offered by the State
of California for the capture of All 10y.
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Maximum temperature, 60: minimum, 80
River above lcw-water mark, at II A. NJ 10 feet,
fall Of l foot inches in 48 hours.
JAMES A BARWICK,
Sergeant. Signal Ccrps, Z. s. A.
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NEVADA.
No Indictment Found-Run Over by q
Wagon.

EUREKA, February 17Gh.-Ihe Grand Jury,
invited By Judge Rives to investigate the
killing Of James E. Anderson by George j.
Reek. unanimously voted to present no in
dictment. This action was taken with full
presentation of the facts obtainsble by Dis
trict Attorney CARRIER, and a thorough con-
siderstion of all the evidence.
Eugene Blair, one of Wells, Fargo l. Co. S
old messengers, but now of Bristol, Lincoln
county, met with serious accident last Tues
day by being run over with wagon loaded
with wood. At last accounts there was little
hope for his recovery.
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CONSTIPATION.
TUFTS HAIR DYE

GRAY HAIR OR WHrsKERs changed to n GLOSSY
BLACK by single application this DYE. II i'm
parts natural color acts lnstani7neously. sold
by Druggists OF sent by express on receipt of 81.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY ST. NEW KORlL.
f DR.. TUFTS H1EUAL OF Valuable I1sormatiaa ant \
useful Receipts viii be mailed FREE Application. =
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CALIFORNIA.

Ip1spArcurs o. gAruapAy Ayp ggsDAr.l
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ROLLER SKATING.

Also the Forester Gun Club will hold a regula
shoot, in which they invite all lovers Of the gun
particiuate Plenty Of birds on hand feI3 I'd
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al Faded articles Of all kinds IestoTed to
their original beauty by Diamond Dyes. Per-
feet and simple. 10 cents, az al druggists.
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Destruction by Fire.

FRESNO, February 17th.-A fire broke out
in the second story of an adobe building IL
Chinatown this morning, owned BY Lam Lee,
and occupied ss restaurant by Hung Hon
Low, and soon spread to the adjoining build
ings, burning in its course twelve buildings,
including the supposed fre-proof adobes.
The loss ia estimated at about $50 Geo. The
principal losses are Lam Lee, buildings and
merchandise, IS 600, insured for 81. COO; Ye
Wah, merchandise and two buildings, $1,000,
insured for 5000; Soye Qloy, 81 500, in.
surancs $3.50. Other losses are not ascer-
tanned.
SONORA, February 17th-John Whitney .
dwelling. house and store, at Quartz mountain.
was destroyed by fire ct o'clock this morn.
ing. the family barely escaping. Loss, about
s., 600; insured in the Commercial Insurance
for s., 600.
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The Sand LOt-sudden Death-sulcide OF
Chinese Tailor Grand Marshal
Chosen.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1Sth.-Denis
Kesrny addressed meeting this afternoon at
thu sand lot. on the water question and the
proposed charter. The meeting was also ad-
dressed by M. Cantlsn, D. Sullivan, C. S.
Ringold, James Kidney and II. J. Jackson.
A man who registered Saturday evening at
the Elko House under che name Of Robinson
died there suddenly this morning. The sup
posed cause of death was hemorrhage of the
lungs.
Chan Qaoy,. a Celestial tailor, committed
Jackson street.
At a meeting of the Convention of Irish
Societies held to-day DR.. Charles A. Clinton
was chosen Grand Marshal for the ST. Pat
rick's day celebration.
.r,~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

The approach OF "luler has been
marked By the grateful rains common
to the season. The short water sup
ply has been rrm'dicd, and much OF
the evil of fence cutting has been
done away with, for the time being,
AT least But we have IN this qucs-
non prnclp!e involved which, will
produce troubles uutil thncnd OF time
II II Is not satisfactorily solved, The
Legislature VIII soon meet and our rA'
c'iIon' governor has named this as
one OF the subjects which shall en-
gage the "''e"ll"n OF tho members
rms renders IT'S discussion now,pecu'
Harry "ppropoS, to the emit That the
best remedy possible may be found
aud applied We do"bL however,
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Free Trade VS.. Projection

The Waco Examiner calls Justify
for free trade, aud seems TO consider
sam Randall as republican wolf clad
III immaculate shcep.skin running at
large ia the democratic fold. We do
not pretend to understand the subiect
in all is bearings, hut a little pruuh-
Gsy vii! be in order. Let there be
free trade and the humming of a
thousand mills in the east win be
hushed. The means Of living will be
taken away from many thousands Of
the poor. The independent American
mechanic is thrown at once into active
competition with the duWu.trOIdcu
European craftsman, who Is only too
glad to labor, If he even get.
his bread. The protectionisis under
the leadership of Randall promise rs
a reduction, perhaps an abolition Of
internal revenue. In that case n iiue
cigar can be smoked without thoughts
OF depleted purse. Also, whisky
will he so cheap aud common that
there will be little glory in getting
drunk on it. Now which road shall
we fOllow?-IIamilton Herald.
One must stop occasionally, aud
note the progress OF the little Il, b, {
fellows. Here seems new beginner
indeed, and as he appears TO be
honestly seeking light, and free trade
knowledge we must give it to him
it will be but "old story
to most of our readers.
The Herald has our opinion of San
Randall "down fine" That is Just
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IIIr NlmrkrN..

interview with colonel uontlrrc in tho New
York World.
While | was abroad it was my pleas
urr to pass few week, at the summtr
chateau Of Mrs. John W. MHckcy. am |
want to correct some popular views ~
Mr.. Mackey, and let yUur readers uudci-
stand the superb and loyab.c qualltIe,
OF his wife. Some idiots fancy that be.
cause John Mackey be- anne suude Is
rich be- has a great dea OF the shodiy IN
his instincts. ltls absurd. say frank
iy tina there isn't a Ii heuIollern or u
ilapsburg, or any other scion OF long.
blonded descent who displays more gen.
nine taste and refinement than the DO.
naula king, His taste Tor music Is crJti-
cal, aud amount to "a passion, and no
one could take more profound interest
IN work Of AIT. Think he just sits
down aud lets his dollars rOal in, ch
No, at al His mind is actiyrly at work
all the time on business enterprises
where he can employ his wealth, and all
who have had re- atoms with him testify
to his keen foresight,
His Paris residence Ia opposite the Are
lie Triomphe, aud Is one Of the most
splendid ones in the gly capital. 1t Is
furnished IN regal style, and filed with
the rarest works OF art, vertu, etc. The
best examples OF Melssrni'r, Corot. ca
bauel, Troyon, Millet aud other, OF the
great mo Tern artists, are tnere. Both
MelsSonier AMI Cabauel are frequent
guests 70 the house, aud Meissonier had
a portrait OF Mrs. Mackey's at the last
salon, Now let me give a picture Mrs,
Mackey's home life.
Her summer residence is the Chateau
deNillebon, a quaint oil pile OF the
fourteenth century, situated near PalRs-
leu, about twenty miles from Paris. aud
surrounded with immense wooden estates
Every comfort that money could sug-
gest is found there, Mrs. Msckey is a
lady OF great refinement, rare culture
and withal a decided beauty. She