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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03
ODD PILLOWS, gANK CASES.

The Supreme Court has decided the appeals
Of the stockholders of the old Odd Fellows
Savings end Commercial Bank, affirming the
judgments of the Court below, holding them
responsible for the debts Of fine bank. The
syllabus is IS follows:
Mitchell vs.. Bscllman, and jackson VS..
Beckman. Affirmed.
oN-BANK-STATUTE OF LINZ.
TATIoNs - STOCKHOLDERS - EvIDENCE.-T
complaint against defendants as subscribers
to the capital stock Of the banking corporation
is sufficient, and they cannot set up the de-
Tense of ultra rires. The facts that some Of
defendants did not pay for their stock nor re-
ceive certificates do not make them any the
less owners CT the stock. A corporation may
give It'd stock on credit, under valid con-
tract. (See opinion of Department Two,
Pac. l.. j., 742).
Plaintiff had three years to bring suit.
(Green vs.. Beokman, 80 Cal, 545.) It did
not commence running until the bank stops d
payment, which was less than two years be-
fore action brought,
ID.-The right of action against the cor
po-at;oa and the stockholders accrued ct the
same time.
ID.-The Odd Fellows' Savings and Com.
mercial Bank Of Sacramento was a CONNER
cial and not savings bank.
ID.-No error was committed in ADMITTING
in evidence a judgment sgainsl the bank
When cause is tried by the Court the objsc
ton Of appeal on irrelevancF of testimony i.
uutenable, unlsss it ia plainly apparent that
the Court hiss rested its decision on such If
relevant testimony,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03

DoN'r FAIL TO Go EARLY.-Lsdies of Sac
ramento John Robinson advises you all to
come to lis big shows in the afternoon. ssthe
tents are no. so crowded as they are at the
night performances. Recolleos that John
Robinson comes to Sacramento Monday, Sep
ferhar 8 1883.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03

THE q. S. Analytical Chemist at Wash
ington pronounced ths Eclipse Champagne
one Of the purest wines Ia the market.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03

NorroE. Mr., JaEnes NJ. Hale has with
drawn fror1 our firm under date of Angus;
%. 1888. Hale Brcs, q Go,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03

ar Fast. brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors l
to pounds of goods. 10 cents for any color.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03
EOEA.

SieTraville, August 2i-Wife OF THIS. Scott, son.
Bodie, August 30-Wife Of d. Andres, a son.
Mokelumne Hill, August 29-Wife OF J. F. Veith 0
son.
jackson, August 24-wife Of francesca Massoni, a
daughter
Chico, August 2s-wife of W. A. Tickner, a son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03

Dox'T FoReET Company BIS hop on the 9Th
instant. Look out for the prize announce
ment. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
ladiaa, fifty cents.
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DEE.


Sacramento, August $o-Wi'lie and George, sons Of
henry and Mary Weaver, natives Of California, II
years, MONTHS 10 days, and IL years respec-
lively.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the rooms of j. Frank Clark, Fourth street, be
tween and X, this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Sacramento. September III. W simpson. native
OF Ohio 81 years
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sheridan, Placer county August 27-Margaret, be-
loved wife Of W. B. Campbell q native Of Kings
county, Ireland, 50 years, mont s and days.
(Wheatland, Reno ana Truekee papers please
copy)
I'VE offer our sincere thanks to the many friends
who kindly assisted US in our sad bereavement
and loss of a devoted wife and loving mother.l
Sacramento August 30-Archie, eliest son of R. N
Johnston, native of Brooklyn, N. Y, u years
and q days.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the First Baptist Church, Ninth street, between
L and NJ, this afternoon at o'clock.
Sacramento, September 2-Martha, eldest daughter
OF Richard and the late Millyiney Van, IA years,
months and % days
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Railroad Hospital, September 2-John Lewis ma.
tive OF Pennsylvania IS years
Yreks, August 27-August B. Autenrieth, IA months
and DAYS.
Smoke Creek, Lassen county, August 23-oliver
ShinD, GO years.
Woodland, August 81 Mamie Eastman, % years, IL
months and IL days.
Gold Flat, near Nevada City, Cora Jane Clemo, IS
days.
Sonora, August 2S- John allen, 70 years
Angels Camp, August 2i-John 1hos. Fletcher, "a
years.
Near TayIors Bar, Calaveras riverLTllie Marsh, 20
years.
Mortality Report,
For two weeks ending August 81. 1883, made by VIM.
| Laufkotter, superintendent Of the City Cemetery.
Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery
| August l6-Lum Jurk % years China.
| August Is Antonio p Nunis, 30 years Ireland.
Guadalupe Silvivo, 2 years and two months Cali.
| fornia James Ferris, IS years: Ireland
| August l9-John L. Grandjean, rs years Germany.
| August 90 All We, 80 years; China Jowdlin f.
| Carpenter month and days California. Mi
| chael Greminga, &c years; Missouri.
August 2l-T Thomas Il. Hill, 6S years; Virginia.
August % Wong Ny, GS years China;
| August 3D. Alfred Siller, month f; California.
| August 24-rain sing, AZ years China. Madaleua
| Garlauna, 70 years; Italy
August 2s-Infsnt of John Breuner; California In
FAINT Of Nicholas Miles; California. George Mar
! key, Is years; California John Haniphy, Ii
wears; California.
August 90 John Limpach, o. years; Germany
| Jabez B. Carley, 65 years; England
Besides the above there were brought here lol
| internent The following:
! August 1s-Kate II. Lugg year, S months ard q
days; California
| August 19-Barney Feeney, 30 years Ireland.
| August 20-Emiy L. Cluness, years, 8 months ant
| days; California LOUISIANA Long, So years; W
| s. A.
August 2s-John shnosk, 2 years and months
| California.
August 9s-wm. Ralgeo ~ years Ohio, A. sM
VIM, 70 years.
| Angnst 40 Leopold Korn. s. years Germany.
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20 MY QLp PATRoNs.

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cs, Cal. r.,,,;ras
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MARRIED.

Sonora. August Frederick E. Booth to Hattie E.
Brusie.
jackson, August 2o-Jaaes A. Robinson to Willie
A. Lott.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03

THE HAvERLEYs WIN.-Yestsriay ct Agri
cultural Park match game of baseball was
played between the Haverleys, Of San Fran.
cisco, and the Eurekas, Of this city. The
score to the seventh inning stood 3 to 8.
when, owing to the splitting of finger, Rem
fra. tbe pitcher Of tbs Eurekss, was COM
PEELED TO 90 TO the right field, and McLsugh-
lin, Of the short step, took his place as pitcher,
after which the Haverieys made three runs.
In the eighth inning James McDonsld, the
catcher of the Haverlsys, sprained his snkle
while running from the first to second base,
and had to be conveyed from the field. lime
of gsme, hours and 40 minutes.
BODIES REoovERED.-The bodies of the
three little boys who were drowned in the
Sacramento. near the gas works Friday,
have been recovered. The largest of the
two Weaver boys was found floating in the
river Saturday evening, near Fllnts place,
and the smallest was taken out OF the river
yesterday morning near Peters ferry. Inc
body Of the johnson boy was discovered yes
terday morning in the river near Freeport.
The bodies were taken in charge by the Coz
oner.
THE SLATE.-The following appeared on
the slate a. the etatien-house at midnight :
Thomas R. Hanily, drunk; Sam Sing, cruelty
TO animals; Thomas Martin, drunk Rob-
ert Shsy, disturbing the peace John Muir
ply, disturbing the pesos; John Kelly.
James McGuin, James Turner, William
Watson, james Quinn AMI Ei. Williams,
crime sgairst nature James A. Browne,
Stephen Fisher and Albert Bleuett, of the
Theatre Comique misdeneanor.
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs end
brozchiai diseaasa. G. w, Gheslsy, agent,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03

FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF Music in the
grand street parade Of old John Robinson's
ten big brand new shows this morning in
Sacramento. The most gorgeous street spec
tacle ever witnessed undsr the SID.
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LAD1ps' nssrino undervssts. finished. fol. 90
osHts, sc the Red House.
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SEE Red House new advertisement to-day
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31
a VAz.(JA 81, 6:
f ARM H'ORSAI.E,

fsCONSISYING OF 525 ACRES OF
~ land, eitnated II miles northeast of
Roseburg, in Mount Scott Precinct, One
hundred acres plow laud, the balance
good pasture land, we'll altered aud all
under good ;ence. Plenty of fir and
oak timber !or fencing and fael. Good
farm house and barn and other cut
bui ldings, and 500 choice fruit trees
bearing. Price So per acre. Inquire OF
@. II. Oien OH the premises. or Her
man & Bal, attorneys, Eoseburg.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31

!
THE Bangor (Me.) Commercial say.
that an examination Of the books o.
the Collector Of Internal Revenue Al
Portland shows that 1162 licenses to
engage IN the wholesale and retail
liquor business were granted by the
United States revenue officials to citi-
zens of Maine during the year 1882
Tie Commercial also estimates that
about 1000 others were engaged in
selling liquor without license. This
indicates to certainty that the cele-
brated Maine law with its severe pen
altles, does not prevent the use of
liquor. We do not believe such laws
can have that effect. There is posi-
bility that they often lead to an increase
IN the use of stimulants, and that, too,
OF very injurious and inferior kind
Men with more practical wisdom land
fully as much desire to promote the
cause of public morality than is pos
sessed by tho zealots Of to-daJ y never
proposed to make this reform by harsh
and arbitrary laws. Maine has tried
total prohibition now for some thirty
years, and her experiment ought to be
conclusive as to it's results.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31

The Supreme Court has decided tie
following case from this county. John
Burt, respondent, VS. A. T. Ambrose
appellant; held that respondent was
only entitled to an allowance of $40
cost IN the county, and like sum in the
circuit court. Judgment of the court be-
low modified accordingly, with costs in
this court to appellant. A Judgment
awarding plaintiff full costs and dis
bursements where he is entitled to a
lirrited amount is erroneous, and will
oemodified on appeal, where it appears
from the record that the amount taxed
In his favor, in pursuance of the terms
of such Judgment, is in excess Of the
amount legally allowable. The ap, . Il
IN such q case is properly taken from
the Judgment Of the lower court below
IN the action, and net from its determin-
alton IN the statutory proceeding fer
taxing costs. A plaintiff in an actien
begun in the county court for the recov-
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31

AT last it is know to the country
through the bulletins of the treasury
department to what extent the late
Congress, Of no blessed memory, reduced
the internal revenue taxes. In the
main the reduction is such as was not
called for at all. 1t is chiefly on that
great article Of necessary use, tobacco,
that Congress In its wisdom has cut
down the tax; though in dealing with
the tariff at the same time could not
cut down the duty on that quite unnec-
essary luxury, sugar, but even enacted
that those who will consume this need
less article shall pay more for it than
before.
Last year the internal revenue taxes
produced-we give a round figure
Sl46, SOC, 900. The reductions now
made viii cut off from this sum say
$40,00o,o00 or $4,000, 600, for the
benefit chiefly Of manufacturers of to-
bacce, patent medicines, pertHnery,
cosmetics, etc, but the cost of collect
ing the remaining revenue will be in no
wise diminished. The thousands of
people in that branch Of the service will
all be retained, and the cost of collsc-
tiea will 60 on just as if no change had
been made.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31

The Republican press are laboring
assiduously to make B. +. Butler a
Democratic candidate for President.
Since they have no chance to elect one
Of their own, they ought to have some
say in designating who shall be Presi-
dent. From Demecatic standpoint
we fail to see the propriety of their ee--
lection, and can assure them that when
the tlne arrives the Democratic con-
vention will select the coming Prssi
dent and his name viii not be Butler,
either.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31
FIN Il HA ARMS
9 O z s a Z. e. +.

ONE FARM CONTAINING 4sl AND SOL
~ acres Is miles from 2oseburg, on tine Coos Bay
stage road, and known as the Eighteen Mile House
aas good dwelling, large baEn nd outhousee. with
orchard and good galden fs vel fenced good
sized creek ows through the pace, near the house
and barn. art 'eyel b .ance rolling land Gram.
grass ana cnty of timber tor fuel, fencing
snd build ng uiposes Isa good ta5eTn stand, be-
ing near the foot OF coast range of mountains. Toll
gate aud stage station adjoining Climate healthy
water pure Terms, part cash and part on liberal
4 Ls0 ADJOINING A FARM or 100 ACRES,
"A With good dwelling and barn and outbuildines.
with bearing orchard one-haif lloW land and bal
ance timber land, and all well watered These farms
VIII be- sold either together seperateiy to suit
purchases rs Apply to Hermann s Bal, koseburg,
oregon.
4 Lso. 427 ACRES NEAR TIE TOWN or
a Looking Glass, in Douglas county. l25 acres OF
Plsw land OF the best quality. balance pasture land
with plenty Of oak aud fir timber for fuel and fene-
ing. Ali well watered, with dwelling barn and good
orchard Prise - 0g9. One thousand down. balance
on easy terms. fee simple title guaranteed. En-
9uire OF Hcrmaan Ball.. Eoseburg, A. F..
Brown & Co., Oakland
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31
TIE INDEP En- DENT.
Republican Thrift.


Simon Cameron commenced opera
tions as Secretary Of War simultane-
ously with the organization of bro-
kerage of contracts. The first contract
for the supply of two thousand beeves
was sold before the ink was dry, for
$27, 900 profit. So the thing went on
in the shape Of long line Of jobs
down even till now. The navy yard
operations of Robeson were nothing
new at all. They only proved that he
was man Of large notions. When a
mean-sPirited and petty rogue would
have ccntented himself with small
pickings, Rebeson said to himself,
s'Whats is the use Of that?" and he
proceeded on grand scale. He has
the stuff in him out Of which kings
are made. These lights Rave not
shone vainly IN the party Of great
moral IDEAS. The meanest satellite,
says the San Francisco Examiner,
seems to have felt his heart warmed
with the same yenal FIRE. We advance
towards the future with many lnisgiv.
ngs. We are afraid to uncover the
great gulf of mighty at Washington,
when we find how officials here are
doing. First, the county officials went
out, taking with them all that was in
sight. Next the immigration commits
sioner came to the front as cheeky
example of taking all the profit of
business to himself. Now co~es the
Secretary of the harbor commission to
share in the public execration. His
little takings, as far as summed mp,
make only about $4,000. The late
administration, too, had its little ar
rangements made for securing share
OF what might be going. This is the
way things have been done here, right
under our noses, by men who only had
a brief lease of power, and whom we
could put out Of it at pleasure, almost.
When the time comes, as comes it soon
viii, fer locking iRto the record, in
complete as it is, of quarter cf con-
tury of stealing cut Of the plethoric
treasury Of the big government, we
shall not be able to enumerate the
millions that have flown like river Of
wealth into the government Golfers.
only to be thence divided into the
pockets of favorites and parasites
Star-routers, indeed, are among the
least of these offenders. Secretary
Gray could hardly be expected to ig-
more SO many fertile examples Of Off
cial delinquency. We do not think it
to waste mahy words in de-
scribing his office " hen we remem-
Der what is still covered up in federal
places we think that common prudence
and due regard to to the maxims of
political economy demand that we
should reserve the hardest words of
our denunciation for the great offend
ers. What may not be reasonably ex-
pected in treasury record which |
Senate committee three years age
found had been altered five thousand |
timesl =
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31
SUMMONS.
In Il Circuit Court in and for Douglas co,,n.r
Eliza 4. Meearty, plf.

:" circuit Court in and for Douglas County,
Eliza a. Meearty, plff.
William McGarty. VI uiso1ce.
To WILLIAM McgAsTY, DEFEspAsr-
l The NAME OF THE STATE or oprrso,r.
You are hereby required to appear and answer th
complaint MED against you by the 1slainfifF Eiz.
eoars n the above entitled court and suit n =, =,
court, so-wit The second Monday the 1ztb a.r -
Nay A. D. 1888, and il you fail to 50 answer the ia
COMPLAINT the plaintiff viii take jndgu,ent aea;ns
you ZOE want OF All answer, and will arsrIv e AZ
court Tor the relief demanded in said cnsnssl, IN ~
Wit Tor decree dissolving the n,arrava e,,,t. -
eSseins between the Plaintiff and defendant for s
alhoiy .s the court may deem just For the care
ma M cisseay OF the minor children Francis Mc9,a,+s
Alce T. acCarty, aud Eliza McCarty and for a' y
tnifu interest," IN and to the following descrihed -
properly to-wit The northeast quarter AZ so,,tle -.
Quarter Of section 8, in township a3 soIfh ras,a !,
Nest and the north half OF southwest uuarta-s s,,
sstn vest quarter OF northwest quarter f sect; 90.
.ownsnp 70 south range seven west containing I,
acres and for sIch other relief as the e,a,rt M,
aeeni proper. and for the costs and dsbursaans -
.nls SUIT Ihls summons is published by orer f sS
no1. ~ Bean, judge OF the said circuis court s-
D,ugiaS COUNT Stase Of Oregon made and elters
the ioIh DAY OF January, 1888. - =
iaaso- :. y !, p,a5ns;all H5AMlLToN.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31
Death Of the Post Master General.

sRa9s $50
Lion. Timothy O. Howe, Postmaster
General died on the afternoon of March
25th at the residence of his nephew,
james ii. Howe at Kenosha Wisconsin,.
He contracted severe cold week ago
at Green Bay, and when he returned to
kenosha was very i'll until Saturday,
when heseenedtolmprove. Physicians
pronounced thedisease to be pneumouia.
Saturday nighv he became worse and
sank rapidly, passing away peacefully
in the afternoon. lie was born in
Livermore, Maine, February "a, 1916.
After receiving an academic education
be studied law and was admitted TO the
bar. He was member of the Legis-
lature of the State Of Maine in l845,
IN the latter part of which year he re
moved to Wisconsin, where he was
elected Judge of the Circuit and Su-
pTemc courts and Was elected to the
United States Senate as Republican,
to succeed Charles Durkee. He took
his seat in 1861, and was reelected to
tie Senate in 1867 and l87 8 and served
eighteen years. He was rendered by
President Garfield the position of mem
Der of the Board Of Commissioners sent
BY the United States to represent this
Government in the international mon
etary congress at Paris, his associates
being ex-senator Thurman of Ohio aud
VIM. NJ Eyarts of New York. He
remained abroad about six months.
Seon after his return he began to be
prominently mentioned as a possible
member for Pesident Arthur's Cabinet.
In Decem her, 1881, he was rendered the
Postmaster Generalship, which he ac-
cepted, and to the duties of which he
has since devoted his attention.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31

INDIAN WAR-A Richmond, New
Mexico, special Of March 81 says the
indiana attacked the camp Of Palmer
and limerick, about ten miles. east OF
York's ranch, at three o'clock yestsr.
day. Jack Haynes and a stranger
were killed. John limerick, missing.
is supposed to be killed. The other
men in the camp escaped to Yark's
ranch. The military line between this
point, Fort Bayard and Fort Cummings
is abandoned. 1t is reported that a
large band Of Indians are secreted
in the mountains north of Yorks
ranch. A Tucson dispatch says: The
Indian situation is growing worse.
Silver adviees say that party that ar
rived there from San Carles reports
that the young bucks in the San Car
los reservation were very restless last
week, and showed every evidence of an
early outbreak. They talked of victory
and said that big chef in Mexico
said he would soon be at San Carlos.
A courier states Indians have been
constantly passing through the reserya-
ton and Juh's band in Sonora, carry-
ing communication and information
The bandraiding southeastern Arizona
is drawing near the reservation, and
increasing in numbers daily. As far
as heard from q people have been mar
dered in seven days. Advices from
Sonora place the depredatiag band at
not less than $50, who are seing driven
to the Arizona border by Mexican
troops.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-03-31

err Of personal property. with damages
for its detention, who fails 60 establish
on the trial on appeal in tha circuit
court a value for the property which,
together With the damages for its de-
tention, equal to the sum of $50, IS
only entitled to recover as costs and
dlsl ursements en- such appeal an
amount equal . the sum Of snch value
and damages, and like amount for
costs and disbursements on such appeal
an amount equal to the sum of such
value and damages, and ike amount
for costs and disbursements on account
OF the proceedings in the county court
before appeal.