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George Brown. a former slave Of the late Henry
D. Chew, Of Epson. near ToSsohtown, died on
Wednesday last. For the last few years George
had served a. hostier at the hotels on thu York
road. lately having acted In that capacity at Cold
Spring Hotel. His age was between sixty and
seventy years. IIis wife. who was faithful ser.
want In the family Of the late Judge benjamin n
Payne, survives him.
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Mary Jano on Baltimore.

LoHisriiis CoHrfsr..I .IOHraaf.
had heard much about tho pretty women Of
Baltimore. and had my eagle eye skun to see all
that could Of them, but ! guess I must have
struck a bad day for them, because I didn't see
one that Louisville girl couldn't distance and
give her q aquarter the start. Isaw hundreds, too,
for II MAS = beautiful day, and women won't stay
In the honss when the sun shines, unless they are
sick or havent better clothes than some other wo.
man.
"why 10 they do that way ?" said Dickey.
"My dear" said I, "did you ever hear woman
referred 10 ~ the weaker vesseig"
81 have" said she.
"wei," said I, 'it Il just such little character
istics as have mentioned which have given her
the title. and she can't help H."
One man was talking with asked me about the
Csarisr-.joHrHai, and persisted In calling u the
"Jourier. .Cournal." told him ksntseky had q
great many coionels Of all shapes, siHes and pre-
vious conditions ef ssrvitude. but no "JouFier-
Cournal;" but the man couldn't get hts mouth in
the right shape 70 say what he wanted 70, and I
left him.
The oyster 10 indigenous 20 the soil Of Bai,i.
more, and they found on the tables Of the city
sometimes 80 large that they look like . we'll.
Drowned ham. The people ask for wing or an
upper joint, much ~ We do In taking In chicken,
ahd when green hand orders doEen the waiter
pats another board In the extension table and asks
him when the rest of his family will come in.-
Baltimore oysters" 10 - much Of watch word
~ Kentucky whisky. The advantage the oyster
has, however, is that you can get at bis contents
without taking the cork out and be is never trou-
bled over the vexed question Of extension.
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Death OF a Prom,non, Lady.-Mi,s n

Death OF q Prominent Lady.-Miss Eliza
beth Tilghman. an old resident of Ellieott city,
died in Philadelphia on Thursday Of last week,
after brief illness. Miss Tilghman was born In
Philadephia in 1911, and vas the daughter Of
the late Edward Tilghman, lawyer, Of that city.
She has been n resident Of EIlicott City for the
past IS years. She was n lady of the old school,
and moved in the best society both in this country
and In England. On her maternal side she was
Of Quaker lineage. and prided herself on some Of
her ancestors having eonie TO this country with
William Penn. She was largely connected with
Maryland, among the latter the CAROLS, Chews
and Pacas. Her grandfather was the late WIN.
Tilghman, chief justice Of Pennsylvania from 1906
10 1897.
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Farm Ronted.-Mr. Samuel Mcneil, of Mary
land Line this county, has rented the hna farm Of
Mr.. Thomas Shields, located on the Janptisville
turnplks. near Sunny brook possoiee. 10th district
Mr.. MeNsil ls . aFst-class farmer and We are glad
he has secured such . capital place.
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Appointed Lampiighter.-Johath Nc.
Henry Laughlin has been appointed larnplighter
and watehman for Calverton and vicinity at n
salary Of SIS per month.
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Property Tranafors in BALTIC. County.

Property Tran8for8 IN Balto. County
Deeds. Leases Mortgages, Bills Of Sale, etc., re-
ccived for record In the Olice Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS.
susan Baughman, 8e., 10 LennOx Birckhead.
John Ahern, trustee, TO p. w. a II. X. X. Co.
Wm. 4. Hoffman and wife TO Walter q. Smith.
Jesse Fox and wife 10 Louisa Davis.
Jas. Manderson and wife 10 J. Y. Helm, 4e.
Sarah A. Hayne. trustee, to W. II. handle, Sr.
Rein II. Worthington 10 Mary y. Ritter.
Eli ;. Martin, trustee. TO VIM. d. Yingling.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Anna W. Doseh, &C., 10 Frederick Dosch.
Frederick Dosch 10 Andrew Doseh, &e.
Geo. I. II. Lewis 10 Susan Baughman, &c.
Hannah A. MOke, &e., to Annie Apps.
=" Mary y. Smith.
Henry Herring to Joseph Beck.
MORTGAGES.
Andrew Doseh, &C.. 10 Peter p. Miller, Sl,sO0.
II. c. Corner, &e., to q. $. Brown, &e.. 81, 800.
Annie Apps and husband 10 Northern Central
PermanoAt Building and Land Asso., $500.
Annie Apps aud husband 10 II. A. Mokc, $500.
Mary T.. Smith, &c.. 10 Northern Central Per-
manent Building and Land Asso., $3.50.
Mary Z. Smith. &C.. to Hannah A. Moks, $3.50.
Catharine Freshwald, 4c., TO Tenth German
American Building Association. S2,0s2.
wm. II. Randle and wife to waverly Building
Association. $3.50.
Joseph Beck to Henry Herring, S3ts.
Louis BaltE to s. Paea Street Building Associ-
alton, 800.
Luther A. Martin 10 Jeremiah Rinehart, 81. 800.
VIM. D. Yingling aud wife to Franklin Building
Association, 81 200.
W. u. lingling and wife 10 =. n. Rich, $500.
Hannsh Bohlin, &c., to W. A. Royston, 5000.
RELEASES.
MaFtin Neeker to Hannah Cunningham.
Ann D. Woods TO Augusta Marshall.
Victoria Cuttings 10 Hannah z. Roche.
Iiettie s. Gill 10 Robert n. Wilson.
william Tell Building Asso. TO Henry Schmuek.
Merrinaek Building Asso. 10 Henry Schmuck.
Gardenville Loan Asso. 10 Rosa Schmuck.
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nrakeman Inlrrad Jam.. u.,,l, h..1

ABrakemanInjured.- Martin, brake.
on the Northern Central Railway, In passing IN.
der bridge at Glencoe, on Sunday last, Wills,
the train was running. 20 avoid being struck by
the beams of the bridge above bis head, jumped
from the top Of the car and sustained pAlnfnl In.
julies. He was taken 70 bis home At llampdsn
this county, and attended By Dr.. williams.
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Ensilage.-Mr. Hiram Ball. q Hartford county
farmer, 10 now feeding ensilage to his cows. The
.Eyis says Il comes out of the so green aud fresh
and 10 relished BY them. lie IL satisfied Il increases
the how Of milk while Il keeps the animals In good
condition. His silo 10 about ~ BY - feet In sre,
aud about ~ feet deep. II is walled with stone
and plastercd on the inside with ordinary mortar.
The green corn fodder 10 cut aud packed In the
sio until Il IL full Straw u placed over the fod.
der and boards placed overthe straw. Stones are
then piled on the boards To press the snsilage
down, thereby excluding the air.
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Having ussd Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup In my
family for The last three years, End u is the best
preparation have ever used for Coughs and
Colds, giving almost immediate relief. b. Walk.
sr, Gen1 Com. Merchant. lis Light 81, Baltic. Nd.
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Eso- DT. Nichols. now on a professional visit to
Frederick. Nd, removed ,ape.wOrm measuring
a. feet, from Charles X. Hooper, resident Of that
city. The Dr. only adminis,ered two doses Of
medicine, and in less than three hours thereafter
the operation was completed. The above item /.
published over Mr.. IIooper's own signature in the
Frederick Eraniasr
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S.is- Mr. John T. Hand. for many years eii,Ol
Of the Cifi;en. published a, Csn,revlle, MI. dies
a, his residence in Baltimore. an Tuesday nigh
last. lie was a member Of tho constitutional
Convention Of ISdI. and was pronounced UniOr
man during the war. lie was forty. eight year,
of age.
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Vaccine Physician. - DR.. T. z. 0autt has been
appoin,ed by the County Commistioners. vaccine
ply yseian tor the second district.
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Kill,

Brakeman Killed. William Porter, 4 North
ern Central Railroad brakeman. was instantly
killed late Wednesday night by falling from the
top of car, near Parkton, this county. lie lived
at woodbery.
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Marriage Licenses.-The Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for this county Issued thirteen marriage
licenses in January.
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IIASp-MApE SHoEs.-Alfred Phipps. on Della
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel. fowsontown.
makes to measure all kinds of lady's ani gents
shoes and boots. Correct styles aud it guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
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ployee Of the n. &. X. r., who was stricken with
apoplexy at the residence of Dr. George H. cairnes
at lampden, this county. on Sunday last. died the
same night. lie visited the residence Of the Drs.
To look at his poultry, after having Partaken of n
harty dinner fell in a. aud died as above stated
lie had been in the shops of the company for n
period Of is years. lie leaves n widow and nine
children, most of them small. lie was . man Of
middle age.
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Salo OF the Sherwood House.-Mr. John
7. Clark Of this county, property broker. has sold
the well known Sherwood House. corner Of fayette
and Harrison Streets Baltimore, for 900 cash.
subject, TO ground rent Of SIC.
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Mr. REMEDY heretofore known as ''Pulmona'
will hereafter be called New Life. the Great Cough
Remedy. Price 50 cts. Sold by druggists. A.
Il. Mettee, Proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
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WALKER Boors.--If you want Walker Boots
call on james Phipps. boo, and shoe dealer, next
door 90 Postofiee. TOwsontown.
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VIII Prcbated.-The will of the late David
NJ. Perine. Il this county. was admitted to probate
on WEDNESDAY. The testaior devises all his pro.
Perty-real personal aud mixed-to his four chill
dren, y. CHM Perinc, Ann T.. Perine. Susan u.
Pcrinc aud Mary q. Perine. to be divided equally
after the payment Of few charitable bequests.-
The estate 10 very valuable.
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To,rsoHio,en H. r.. Churek.-Prcaching Sunday,
at II a. IN. and at 7.3o p. m, BY the pastor, Rev.
T. d. GLENN. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings on Fri
day evenings, at T.3O o'clock.
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Lamp Lighter following changes in
lamp-lightcrs by the superintendent Of lamps for
this county, have been made: J. 7. weleh at M,
Washington. In place Of L. T. Williams J. Me-
Henry Laughlin at calvertOn. in place Of J. =.
Dobbin.
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TriHiiy Church. Long GrecH.-Serviees by Rev
A. J. Barrow. rector, every alternate Sunday, a
~ o'clock. A. NJ.
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ST. JoLms y. e. Church. Kiaysride.-Services
every alternate Sunday morning, at II o'clock,
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
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BALTIMORE County Ra,lroads.-

BhItimore County KhiIrohds.-Thc Park
ton aud Manchester railroad was commenced In
isG9 aud work done on IL for two years and then
abandoned. One mile was graded at the Man
chester end aud I've a, the Park,on end.
The Baltimore and Hanover railroad was esm-
menccd in 1875. Its southern terminus 1. at Em-
ory Grove, where II connects with tho Western
Maryland Railway. IL also connects with the
Baehman Valley Railroad near Black Rock sta
tion, with a connecting link to Hanover.
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The mandamus case Of Noah wisher vs. the
County Commissioners, 10 compel the payment of
$3.50 for witness eertihcatcs was heard before the
court In banc. Noah wisner was arrested for
sault, and his two daughters were confined at the
Jail for . long time, but subsequently he was ae-
quilted. The county refused 10 pay the witness
fees and = petition for mAndamus 90 compel pay
ment was filed. aud then an amended petition.
sworn TO By sheriff II. G. Tracey, reeiiing the
facts. The court Ia banc have dsinissef the pcti.
tion for want 0f Jurisdiction because u was
70 by Tracey and not by wisner. IL u understood
that proceedings will be commenced do TO
enforce payment Of the claim.
The will eof Elizabeth l.. Anderson has been
postponed until February Sth. The estate l. val.
ued at $l0o,O0O. Frederick kuTtz, alias Pike in.
dicted for burglary In entering the saloon Of John
Rau, was found guilty sf larceny, but sentence
was reserved, as n motion fSr new trial was made.
The case of G. J. Hull W. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was heard before the full bench on
Tuesday. II was appeal from the jary Of con.
deinnation of the amount damages (Sl 500 nj.
lowed for certain property owned by Mr.. Hull,
aud which the company desired for the Curtis
Creek Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio. COun-
sel for Mr.. Hull hled a motion TO quAsh the pro-
ceedings on account of errors, etc., and AFTER
gument the motion was granted by the court.
The Court on Tuesday passed sentence upon the
following parties heretofore convicted Samuel
Brown, eolored, larceny, sentence modified and
party sentenced 10 three months In the House Of
Correction Frederick KurtE. alias Pike, burglary,
fifteen monihsin the peniten,iary John Jackson,
assault with intent 60 commit rape. Eve years In
the Penitentiary August Raj, burglary, Eve years
In the penitentiary William johnson and Dorse
Rollins. larceny. one week each In Jail William
johnson. eoiorcd, who made the wholesale raids
on the dwelling houses Of Mr.. q. S. Griffith
and others. ten years in the penitentiary. The
other eases against Johnson were stetted.
In the case Of Mary Martin against Luther A.
Martin, bill for divorce. the court passed de-
cree Of divorce a vinculo matrimonii. II was also
further decreed that complainant should retain
possession Of the property held In her own right
before her marriage, together with whatever pro-
perty she may have acquired by devise, purchase
or inheritance after her marriage, iree from all
control Of respondent or liability for his debts.
&c. and that respondent pay TO complainant
$1,000 In lieu Of dover. and " the amount he not
paid within ten days, than the real estate belong
ing TO respondent and situated In the Fifh dis
trict Of this county, shall be sold-william :.
keech being appointed trustee for the purpose
and the proceeds brought into court To await dis
tribuiion. according to the order Of the court.
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Case Settled, The suit Of Il. II. Pennington.
agent, Joseph Lloyd. instituted before Justice
Miller, Of Towsontown, has been withdrawn. Mr..
Lloyd paying the claim. The case grew out oi .
partnership Transaction in the running Of thresh-
ing machine. The partie. live in the vicinity Of
keisterstOwn.
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Accident on York Road Car.-Mr. lgna-
titus q. Moor. Of baltimore. fell from the front
platform Of York Road Railway car at waverly,
on Monday last. and had the bones of one Of his
legs splintcrci at the ankle under the whecls.-
Moore was talking with n frieni when the ear
suddenly stopped. and he was thrown oH.
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county on Wednesday. decided the exceptions to
the ra,i6cstions Of the administration account
filed By John II. jenkins and others against Cath
crime Erdman and John q. Erdman. deceased, in
favor Of the Executors.
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The smediey House.-A welI.knowh ex-
Sheriff of Baltimore city has been in TowsontOwn
looking at the Smeilcy House with n view TO
purchasing the property. Il Is hoped he may
succeed in securing il and fitting IL up in 4 shape
that will iasare q large summer business.
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CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO
DECEMBER TERM, 1889.

HoH. GssTye YsiioI. chief Jadgs Hss. Dsrid
Fo.risr, Assoeiafe .Jsdgs . n. q. MeIaiosh. E.q.,
States AIRY; Wn. N. Isase. E.q., csrk:
Richard c. Traesy. Esq., .SLsris.
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Attempted Suicide.-Thomas c. Brown, 70.
siding "a his farm aear Finksburg. Carroll eoun-
~. and very well known 20 many citizens Of this
county. attempted suicide by shooting himself, At
his residence, on Tuesday evening. Az last ae-
slight hopes Of recovery lie is about 62 years of
age. Unfsstunate speculAtions in the South, Il Is
though @>z,ad him 10 commit the rash act
Some yeasssgo he represented his county in the
Legislature.
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ro-Col. Edward Stuck. until recently manag.
ing editor Of the Oil City Derrick, has severed his
connection with that paper aud has started daily
paper a, York. called IN, ige. Col. stuck'' faith.
cr Is the Register Of Wills for York county, and
himself an old newspaper man. having for years
been connected with the York press. Capt. T..
Herman. manager Of the Sheppard Asylum farm.
near this place, is brother in Law Of Col. Stuck
III, Age is very neatly gotten up ndspicy pa.
per. and as 1t Is Democratic in politics l, Is sure
Of success In York county.
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cc-of the Maryland Congressman. Mr.. Me.
Lane Is the oldest. Talbot. the youngest coving.
ton. the hand'ome,i: urner and McLane the best
lawyers and dcbAtorr. and 1ioblitIeii the be,,
parliam men,arian.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Trinity =. T.. CAsrel, preaching
sunday by the rector, Rev. W. n. n. Powers. al
II n. IN. and "a p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at u o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, in the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
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sis- The mother Of President Garfield spends
several hours every day reading the published
works Of her iliustrious son.
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The Old Leaders and New Managers.

Hon. George Cotton. in his paper, the An
napoIs RsP~5iican. !. now making suggestions to
the Democratic party of Maryland for the sake Of
harmony. u. he calls it. The retirement, Of cer-
tain men and the names Of younger per,ons to
take their places are all kindly marked out. as
follows:
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Governor William T. Hamilton.
Mayor Vim. Pinkney whyte.
Senator Arthur 7. Gorinan.
Senator James u. Groome.
Police Commissioner Gcorge Cotton.
State Comptroller Thomas J. Heating.
State Treasurer Barnes Compton.
Congressnan X. NJ. McLane.
Ex-Governor y. =. Thomas.
Tax Commissioner Levin wooIfaTd.
John ". Davis.
SEw NANAGEHS To- TAKE rnE REISs.
Col. Baughman. Of Frederick county.
=. c. Lstrobc. Of Baltimore city.
james X. Herbert, Of baltimore city.
Jos. X. Roberts. Of Prince GEORGES county.
Gen. Bradley 7. johnson. Of baltimore county
John c. Smith, Of Washington county.
SAm1 W. Regester. Of Baltimore city.
Otis ksilholtE, Of Baltimore city.
J. Frank Morrison. Of Baltimore city.
George =. Thomas. of Baltimore city.
J. v. l.. finilay, Of Baltimore city.
J. Monroe Iieiskell. Of Baltimore city.
George Savage. of Baltimore city.
Thomas McCosker. Of Baltimore city.
J. 7. VI. Raiey. of 81. Mary's county.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-28
LETTERS PATENT.

Letters patent have been issued to the fol-
lowing persons:
John c. Kerr-For the W. of N. w.
Of n. W. I of n. Z. I of sec. sc, T. N,
r. Z E 100 acres school land in San Joa.
quin county.
William Deward-Lols l, ., 7. s. 9, 10. Is
and 16. in sec. 16 I. 10 S , r E.; 325 90
acres school land ia Santa Clara county.
George Dewsrd-Lots 8, 4. 5, 6. II, u Is
and IA. in sec. 16, Il. 10 s., r. 5 E.; 325 62
sores school land IN Santa Clara county.
John W. Mitchell-N. OF Eec. 16. T. z s.,
IL E.; 800 acres school land in MERGED
county.
Q. +. Roberts-N. ] of N. E. / of sec. Is.
E.; 100 acres school land in Humboldt county
John l.. Smith-Sec sc, Z. II S, r. 8 Z /;
$40 acres school land in San Benito county.
William F. Prather-E. ] of N. w. I Of
W. Of N. E. !, and n. E. ] of S. w. / and
n. w. Of S. E. l. sec. 2, t. 2 N; and S.
w. / OF S. L. of sec. 49, T. 3 N, r. s L /;
2SS SO aces school land in San Joaquin
county.
Francis b. Jsmes-The S. E. / of s. w.
sec Is. E. of n. w. and n. E. / of S.
W. I of sec. 80, I. 20 N, r. II W; 16O
acras school land. Mendociuo county.
G. Breedlove-The n. w. of n. w. /,
and frac. n. w / Of n. E / and frac. s. ".
Of S. w. /, sec. sc. T. IL s. R W;
79.49 sores school land, San Bernardino
county.
A. n Guptill-The N. W. 1 of sec. 80, the
frsc, n. Of n. W. I Of s. E. /, frac. N J of
S. w. I Of S. w ! of sec 81, frac. E. Of
sec 81, I. 3 n, X 2 w; also. frac. n. J.
frac. n. } of S. w. OF s. W. / Of sec. 6, 4.
2 n, Il, W; ,003 acres swamp land, Hum
bodt county.
William Browder-Lsnd on left bark of
Tuolumne river, sec and E. of sec. 2, T.
4 s, r 10 E.; 111.36 acres swamp land,
5tanislaus county.
+. Jacobs and A. 3. DuBrutz-Sec. 6, T.
81 s, r. % E.; GAO acres swamp land, Tu-
lare county.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-28
IT SHOULD BE ADOPTED.

One of the first subjects to come before
the Senate is the proposed reciprocity
treaty with Mexico. We have already re-
viewed in detail Mr. Consul Sutton's paper
sent on in advocacy of the proposed treaty.
1t shows very clearly that the advantages
will be so decidedly in our favor that there
should be 10 hesitancy in adopting it.
And it will be adopted if the foolish fears
of the protectionists do not prevail. We
will be especial gamers by the treaty in the
expectation to Mexico of clocks. barbed
wire, petroleum and its products, hemp
and its manufactures, wagons, carriages
and their materials, machinery of all
kinds, sewing machines and dental goods,
henequin, sisal and all the substitutes for
hempeu goods, sugar, syrups, watches, etc.
To California the treaty will open up prac-
tically new market, and one of vast i'm
portance to our merchants and manufact-
urers.
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SHOULD SETTLE,

The Stockton Commercial Record says
We due Difference to their official discre.
ton and responsibility. we are constrained
to think that the Governor, Attorney.
General and State Controller have erred in
law and policy in declining the tender Of
the delinquent taxes of the Central and
Southern Pacific Railroad Companies, less
the penalties and forfeitures accrued by
reason of the delinquency. The tender, as
we understand it, is not in the nature OF a
compromise, but of an unconditional offer
to pay the principal due, or claimed by the
State to be due. without prejudice to the
right of the State to recover at law any
sum or sums over and above the principal
in the form of interest, penalties or for
FIXTURES. If the tender be still
open, it is to be hoped that the Executive
and the co ordinate departments with
which the matter rests may reconsider
their action and acceptit. If the question
could be Invested of all partisan and fac
tional bearings and determined upon its
merits as practical business affair involv
ing vital public interests, it is certain that
the principal of the delinquent taxes would
be accepted as offered, and the payment of
accrued interest and penalties, together
with the taxes not yet delinquent, be left
to judicial determination.
The Modesto Herald says: If the
State authorities refuse the proposition,
the counties need not, and we advise the
Supervisors of Stsnislaus to accept the Of
fer. In doing SO they have all to gain in
view of the uncertainty OF Courts. Ger
tainly they will lose nothing. Such able
and influential Democratic papers as the
Colusa Sun, the Yolo Democrat, Suffer
Farmer, Hollister Democrat, Santa Cruz
Surf San Bsrnsrdino Inder, San Mateo
Journal, Dixon Tribune. Watsonville Pa
jaronian and Woodland Mail have iadorsed
the plan with strong arguments.