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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
Knights ofHOnoF.

The Supreme Lodge will meet at Gal
weston. Texas.
The Knights OF Honor Mutual Aid As
SOcistion was organized November l, 1878.
Treasurer F.. Samuels, of Paris Lodge.
No $500, Paris, Texas, was murdered last
week.
The knights of Honor Sentinel is a new
journa. published at Blossom Prairie,
Texas. IL is edited by J. II. l.. Bray.
\ member suspended for non.payment
Of assessments can be reinstated by appli.
cation to the lodge inside of thirty days
from the date OF suspension, by paving al
assessments and dues, and by u ma ority vote
OF the lodge; but if he delays beyond thirty
days, then he has TO be examined and re-
commended by the Lodge Medical Exam
iner, pay all lodge dues TO date, pay all Gs-
sessmeU Is called at the dateOf his suspen-
sion and one advance assessment, same as
a new member, but pays no assessments
called during his suspension.
The Sentinel says: The X. of II. dates
from June 80, 1878, and now in so short a
time has paid To beneiciaries $SNO,OOO
and called for lis assessments from it's
members. Paid from May l, 1882, to De-
cember 81, lSs2, 81, COL ,7ll.60, period OF
eight months. There have been 4,229 deaths
up to February -, 1888 and all provided
for. And yet, mad you been present when
Brother J. A. Demaree, the founder OF the
order, called the meeting that gave it ex-
istence, and been one OF the first members
and less than IS years OF age, your assess
menus would be Sll5."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

intention Of making the pilgrimage 20 San
Francisco at the time OF the Trlennlai Con
Give are Apollo and st. Bernard. Both
Communicates have declined to 60 by spe-
cisl car. and have appointed the first three
officers as q committee to effect arrange
ments.
Ignorance in Office often brings dissp-
pointment to lodges, and so apathy comes
in, and dimits, and non utilization, and
other evils ensue. The duty is to make
lodges interesting, not simply by confer
ring degrees we'll, but by dispensing light
on all OF the symbols, emblems, and allie
gories Of the institution. by thoroughly in
vesiigatipg all OF the principles OF the
foundation and OF the superStructure, and
endeavoring to solve the mystery OF the en-
tire edifice. In this way alone the wisdom,
strength and beauty of Freemasonry can
be made plain to its devotees and non at.
tendance Of lodges be overcome. This will
nscessiiste profound study, but will bring
great reward here and hereafter. Let It no
longer be neglected.
A meeting Of several OF the most promi-
nent Masons Of 81. Louis was held recently
in the Masonic Building TO take action In
relation to erecting a new hall for the
Masonic fraternity IN that city. A com
mittee was appointed to visit the various
lodges, and get the views of all the mem
bers in the city on the matter. 1t is thong ut
that none of the me Abers will object to the
movement The hall will have frontage
of sixty feet, a marble front. and be four
stories high. and cost fully Sl0O, 900. Shares
are to be issued at $500 each.
A final canvass is making Of the mem.
bers of the Boston Commaniery, with the
view to definitely ascertaining how many
will accompany the command on its pill
grimsge to San Francisco as escort to
Grand Master Dean, in August next, on the
occasion OF the Triennial COnclaye OF the
Grand Eucampment The Ways and
Means Committee iof the recent Knights
| Templar reception and ball, given by the
| Commandery in the Massachusetts Chart
| table Mechanic Association Building, re-
| ports that the CommaDdery will have
more than 5000 in aid Of the pilgrim
/ age.
In the era of anti Masonic insanity so
wears ago, candidate for office would often
| announce that he was not Mason, and
was opposed to Masonry. Recently the
| Hon. K K. Bishop. candidate for Governor
| of Massachusetts, found 1t necessary to
| DENY that he belonged to an anti-Secret So.
| ciety League, and had refused to attend
| Masonic celebrations. So time works its
| reYengeS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

A NEW YORL florist estimates that
the amount expended for Easter flowers
in that city by the various religious de-
nominations was about as follows:
EpiscOpaIians, $4,000; Catholics, Sl5,
600; Presbyterians, 5000; Methodists,
5000, and Luthersns 5000.
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HE COMING SESSION
cfths Grand Encampmsnt, Knights
Tsmplar, at San Francisco.
calIFoRNIA COMPETITIVE DRILL PRIZE
uke.IIaneous Masonic lntelligence-The
Odd Fellows knights Of Honor
Knigh.; Of Pythias
New Of the Societies.

y, H., !S,,-,,tayiss and OIasrS Of tn rariOHs S.
y. ~,r,,fsss a., thty city and SUrroEsdiag tpCas
"a iylriiri O. yVR3 % thLs oBrce ''ot thtsr hta
|,,,t1u s7~,,ing II stIch Geek, eUCRGS Of import
Nc fTuasy iritg Az their LOdges.l
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Real Estats Sale

Real EStat6 Sale.
DODD'S PLACE, ONE HALF NILE FROM
- the Court House, Wellsburg, w. Va,
ABOUT THIRTEEN ACRES,
rnderIaid with two veins OF Coal. and one OF
FIRE Clay. Fruit, Ounce. Pear, Plum, Grape,
20 bearlng Apple Trees. Brick House, good
cellar, Two stable, sc. Good for n gardener.
Offered first as q whole and then in lots, 10
feet by 10 feet; streets - feet. Four acres next
- creek mt 1T he sold for garden. Bale from
Court House door, Wellsburg, on
SATURDAY, APRIL !, 1888,
At 10 O'Clock A. n.
TERNs-One third cash; One-third In one,
and one third in two years, with interest and
approved security. Title made at time OF last
paynent. j. II. DODD,
nulu Special Commissioner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01

Pittsburgh are running steadily, with
good prospects.
The green glassware manufacturers
have decided to continue to operate
their factories until August.
The Austrian glassware manufacture.
ers have made new classification aud q
price list. The rise in price Is about ~
per cent.
THE assignment of the East Liverpool
Glass Company was brought about
through bad faith on the part Of one OF
the stockholders, who failed to keep
his contract with the company.
The glass factories at Bellaire, o., are
all running full time. The window
house is doing large trade. Work Is
about to begin on the new Crystal WIN
dow glass works.
The window glass cutters employed
by A. & ID. H. Chambers, tais city, pre-
scented Mr.. John Adams, one OF their
number, who is about to embark In the
window glass business Oh his own ac.
court, with a handsome gold-headed
cane last week. Mr.. Adams has been
in the employment of the Chambers
for about thirty years.
The Cigar makers.
There is one scab shop at Easton,
Ohio.
There is lockout at Newark, New
Jersey.
There is strike at Hamburg, Mas
sachusetts.
Sixty cigar makers are idle i'll st.
Louis, Mo.
Trade continues very dull all over
the country.
The strike is over at Danvilie, LII.
The men are at work.
Trouble is brewing among the cigar
makers Of Hamilton, Ont.
Work continues slow in Pittsburgh.
Prospects seem fair, however,
The cigar makers employed by Bader
& Hartung, Quincy, ILL.,, are on a
strike,
Cincinnati proposes to have a bill Of
prices this season, aud meetings are be-
Ing held to that end.
A dispatch from, Milwaukee, Wis,
March 20, says: At a secret meeting
of the cigar makers last night q COM
mittee reported that TO manufacture
ers had utterly refused the grant the
requested advance Of one dollar per
thousand. 1t was decided to quit
work on May lst. kilograms from
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago
stated that it would undoubtedly take
place in these places on that date.
Other private advices indicate
that $4,000 men throughout the country
will quit work. ~
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FarmerS'Denartmont

The Wheeling RLoIsTKR was founded IN
1853, at he time OF the Inauguration Of the
State OF West Virginia. As part aad parcel
of the new State, closely identl ned with 10
enterprises and contributing In . modest mes
sure To It's advancement, the REGlsrkR shares
In the lust exuliation with which our people
regard It's bright career. The population Of
The State has Increased In greater raiio than
most Of the Old States. her schools have mutt
piled and improved in efnciency. her govern
fnent has been well and economically admin
istered. her resources are being deyeloPed vita
ment and Thrift With the growth q Shs
velopment the RgGIsTER has developed. Win
It's prosperity the RLGBTEE has pfospered
And As showing the estimation In which the
paper IL held by the citizen. OF the stste TOT
whose interests IL has stesdfz-ily battief, We
can ny with truth that no other paper - read
by az msny West Sirginians, nor does any
d her penetrate every par OF The staA -
The REGtsTKR will continue - hefetofors
the advocate OF q broad and liberal policy ~
the conuuct Of public Affairs, the extensiof
and strengthening OF the fires school systsm
the Improvement Of the State aud the deyel.
oprpeni Of is resource. It's proprieton point
70 Its past ~ hn earnest Of It's future
,s 1se T eei1mp SspssHpr,ss Sc Sg mall
The SUNDAY REGIsTEE In the a me we, ano
hS air sdy gained very large circuiation-
pre- ss .n Gy R Rssisrr. Is printed .. nsps
The Model Asp Or west virg1nia, the
most complete map ever issued OF The STATE =
now ready fer delfveTy-prce ylJO.
Any Terron reDitting 70 N the suhec5tpao9
price ~ either edition Of the paper. adding y
rtnts thereto viii receive copy Of thus nap
Thu
Weekly Register one year and nap-.---A :.
sunday Register one year and Msp..----- 4
Daily Register one year and Aap-...----- =
psiiy every day in the year, with Map u
Your subscription and frieodly AID are -
spectfrily solicited
Ar agent in every school district Il vants1
| 20 get up clubs for The wBkKLY ReotsTHk 4
| eiub OF 10 End Map TO each suheertb0 VII
be sent fort t2ya. and special pfomium o.
| be ant IN the ge'tsr up Of The club.
LEWIS BAKER 81 CO..
HuEEIJy1 w
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The Iron workers.

The moulders of Kansas City, Mo-,
are still out. They ask us 70 request
moulders to stay away from there until
further notice.
A new stove. foundry is being
built at Mansfield, OHIO, by the Perry
Stove Co of which the moulding room
is 176xlS5 feet, with accommodations for
10 moulders.
The cooperative stove foundry Of
Cleveland, o., which has been idle for
several months, has started with fifty
moulders. The company propose to
soon begin to make repairs and i'm
IrOvements so as to give employment to
1JU mOuldprs
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS,

Are sensible Of the
ter OF Furniture OF ev
medium and fine, we,
Just what they want.
are undeniably satisf
actual fact and can be
ing mind. One sing
satisfy the most skep
truthiully. We can
Carpet, from the plai
Carpet made. A mo.
that are indispensat. !
plating going to hods
lowing: Sideboards,
Kitchen Tables, Feat
elo,h, Window Shad
Crumb Cloths, Mattr
lows, Rugs, Mats.
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FURNITURE asp .oAapEIs. fua.,1ua. A.o olRptr
G. Mend FL & CT. Z
PARTIES GOING TO -.
HousEk EEPING.
PARTIES GOING TO
LOTS OF THEM

fact that in the mat
cry description. plain.
and we alone, have
and that our prices
actory. This is an
proven to any doubt.
lie examination will
teal that we state
sell you any kind OF
nest Rag to The finest
ng some Of the articles
to persons contem-
excepting are the FOL-
Extension T a bles,
her Busters, Floor Oil
es. Step Ladj.--,
esses. NJ u, p d.
&C &c
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Hat aud Bonnet Bieachery
1r.AKH cf, SON

Respectfully inform the ladies OF "heeiing
and adioinIng towns, that they nave opened
a shop for aiLeruy, bleichiog, colorlhs aod
finishing hats and bounets In the late. Il styles
promptly and as low ~ can De well done
with over ~ years experience IN manuiac-
turing and finishing, and the lsles sty les re-
ceIyed as 8 on h ou;. will guara ltee satistac-
lion Orders from adjoining towns Eill receive
prompt attention. Cent? Brsid, Manila aud
Panama Hat cleanei and Tehntshed in latest
STYLES. Your pa, ronage solicited. ~ Nix
teenth St.. between Market and ChaPline,
nesT nostnffce. mrsevdl
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s.. s 70 os ssssf !. s 4.s: &C. re e.
Cleveland. AL Trains daily exeeys esnlaE
- voRp. Gsnq pss. III. Al.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
OREGON.
AdYIces from P0rtlan1. /.

PORTLAND, September I7th.-The Oregon State
Fair opened this morning. and will continue for one
week. The attendance is quite good, and the pros
pect is fattering for n ere itl,fle display.
dispatch from Roseburg st-tes that hand cal
was run into last night by train about eighty
miles frcm that place. Thomas Taylor, Leonari
McCarty and four Gilman Ii were on the hanG-ear.
The Chinemen jumped off when the train shot in
sight, and escaped wish few bruises and scra ches
McCartv was tLr ca q anu badly brui cd about
the head ans boay, bet viii probably recover Tay-
lor received heavy blow On the tempe and was
knocked senseles5. i IS thought he will cert III "
die. The ounded me- were brought n Rosehui ..
TAYLOR is q section boss and has wife ana four
children. McCarty IL unmarried. 1t ia not krown
who is responsible for the acciaent.
a young man named Murphy. wEile GU. hunting
on the mountains near Rosenli e was mistaken fog
deer by his brother, and killed. MurphT wss a
short distance from his brother in denss thicket
He was in the act of papipg 10 take q d.ink at a
spring when his BROTH. thinking linn q Wild anil.
nal, shot him through head, killing him iu-
stantlv.
The wooi-growers Of Easten Oregon and Wash
ington Territory have held Convention. The gem
eral feeling that the reduction of the tariff on
foreign wool was wrong, and is doing great damage
to American growers. delegate was elected to
attend the wool convention soon to be held Il The
Dslles, at which time representatives will be chosen
to go to Washington ard labor to have the duty
upon foreign wool raised to the former rate.
Henry Willard gave very fine banquet at Ed.
pngers restaurant last night TO ab ut l50 Of BID
guests, just prior to starting East. It the most
elegant affair known IN the city. All the quests,
except about twenty-five journalists, have started
for thsir Eastern homes.
man named S. e. Jones, living above Wala
Walla, abseonded few days ago, taking with him
posed that Jones went to San Francisco He leaves
family behind.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
EXECUTORS SALE.

NCoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN PUR-
II suance OF Sn order Of the Superior Court Of the
County OF Sacramento, made 1lth September, 1888,
will sell at pvote sale, for cash. subject To con-
firmaton by said Court, on or after MONDAY, the
Ist day OF October 1885, all the right title, interest
and estate of LoRENZE HEUBLEtN, deceased, at
the time OF his death, and which said estate has
since acquired in and to all the one undivided ore
half OF the west 90 feet OF Lot No 3, in Block No.
80 OF the town OF Folsom, Sacramento county, Cali
forna.
Bids or offers must he in writing and may be left
with me at my residence in Folsom, or may be sent
by mail to A. P. CATLIN, Sacramento, Cal, at any
time after the publication Of this notice and before
the making OF the sale. MICHAEL DOLL.
Executor Of the Estate of L0RENZE HEUBLElN
deceased.
A P CATLIN, Attorney. sli-td
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETO.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Tuesday, July s, 1883,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE sAcEsREET0

ihhIN8 Aku hUhlS WILL Lkrse SAGhS&kN
Az FoLLows:
G.<A{A A. sz.-tSundays excepted)-Accommo
O.VV dation Train to MArysvitle, Red Blun and
G,1A A. M.-(Daily)-San Francisco Passen.
V'Av ger Train, via Benicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second.
class passenger cars for San Francisco at
tached
n.s.ss A. M.-tDaily)-c. P. Emigrant Train to
S'VS Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
ss.ssfA A. Nor as scon thereafter as Prsc.
1VsVV slcable-Srndasg edf-Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
gEsHsA 4. -(DailyJ-Passange. Train for
AAscV woodland. Viilisuls, Willows, Tehsma
ETsNA A. M.-(DaiIy}-san Francisco Passenger
AAs1V Train Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the s. P.
Atlantic Express for Hadera, Aewhsn
fSsnta Barbaral, Los Angeles. Cotton
tSan Diego), yuma, Aaricopa lprescottl,
Tucson, Beuson (Guaymas Mexico), DEM
ing "a, T. & S. F. R. r., FL Paso (T & P.
r. R), San Antoine and New orleans.
Connects also al Niles for San Jose.
10.fA P. M.%Dailyl-Local Passenger Train
t6S'tV ior Auburn and Cofsx.
O,RA y. M.-iDailyG-San Francisco Passenger
fSsCV Train. via Benicla. Connects at Suisun
-Sundays excepted for Calistoga
9sEaa p EE.-lDaily}-0regoE Express for
SsaV Msiysville, Chico, Red Bluff ami Bedding
Portland, oregon).
4J5 F:nioa for San Francisco dss1n' Via
ks6iA r. M.-(Dailyl-Local Train to LgthroB,
csSV connecting with s. p. Emigrant Train
for Dening and Fl Paso.
fsQA p, M DailyEPasssnger Train for
scV Woodland and knights LAndlcg.
TsSS z. M.-(Dssiy}-o. P. Atlantic Express
'pS TO- Colfax, Reno carson and Virginisl,
Rattle Mountain tAustin), Pslisade
tEureka>. Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
a. n, TowNE General Manager
I. Il aoopHAFS- .Gen1 PsSsr and Ticket Agent
jao-4p1
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
PASSENGER LIsTs

CARLIE, September lTth-Passed here to day, to.
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: 7. Twomy, Aus
tralia c. F. Garahty, Wyoming Territory; j..
Mohahtshkee and wife, San Francisco; J. NJ Tarry
and family, Oakland Miss Buckney, Canada; G. j..
Marsh, Buffalo, n. Y; B. Marks and wife, Califor-
MIA Mrs. L. J. Gordon, Miss A. Brown, Rochester,
n. Y; Fl. Brune, San Francisco; t NJ. Hatch,
Honolulu r. Wiley, Georgia 7. Rayeuscroft and
wife, Mrs Laskey, London Eng; T. II Potter, Col.
orado; II. H. Mcclellan, California ". S Brown
and wife, Lancaster, o.; G. Thomas, England F.
Mcneil, Miss Mcneil, Mics Cafee, Australia; s.
Bonnell, New Jersey; A. w. Townsend and wife,
Illinois; Edward Hull Miss Hull, San Francisco ].
H. Hudson and wife, Miss Hughes, Chicago R. Tay-
lOr, Wyoming Territory }. D. FIaley, salt Lake /;
Mrs. y. @ llins, New York city j. A. MesIurrsy,
Scotland V. hobinscn Boston. Mass; II. n.
Bassstt Utah; ii Green man, Oakland, Cal. In
special ear, Fl II HoXio and wife, Mrs. U. p Tur-
ner, j. W. Morse, c. s. Stebhins, s. Ford l44 i'm
migrants, including 9s males, to arrive Septeui-
Der 18Th.
EEwHsLI. September I7th.-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive IN sen francisco tomorrow: Mrs.
Mary A. Loy.i Mc J. a.. Atwood, Massachusetts {;
Deputy Sheriff 4ubSf and ore prisoner, Los Apge-
les Mrs. ". r. Spence, Riverside; w. Hoyre, Oak
land ". II. Lent, d. Seq let, J. W. Shanklin, y.
Sh iderinan, p Beal, san Francisco; Neil 10y
naeher, Old Mexico; wm. T. Newman and wife,
Galveston; Louis Paiasky and wife, Mrs. w. c. FL
more, siIs. Car4 Fillmore, 3. Everhsm, A. Snyder,
George Duacl-i, Los Ang' les Mrs. E. Dsmpin, San
Rafael; Wm. Roach, Ohio VIM hellen, Whining
ton Mrs E. Reynolds, Cedoraia; Miss l. Gamsey,
Santa Ana.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
BABsON d sEADLER
np InY pnMn yYnN

A RCHITECTs, NO 1905 SEVENTH STREET,
IAbetween and X, Sacramento. No. 91s Pine
street San Francisco. iylI-tf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
no HOr sToaM rHE sYsrEnl

WITH VIOLENT CATHARTICs THAT RACK AM
TEAR AND WEAKEN THE UNFORTUNATE IN
VALID, BUT TONE THE STOMACH, BELIEVE
THE Bo1EiS, REGULATE THE LIVER, AMI
REFRESH TIE NERVES WITH TARRANTs
EFFEnyESL LENT SEkTZER APEgGEN1
WHEN THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF ILLNESS
APPEAR MORE DELIGHTFUL EFFER-
vEScENT DRAuGHT is NOT TO BE FOUND
AND MORE POTENT REMEDY FOR DYs-
PEPsIA, BttIoUSNEss, CONSTIPATION, NERv
Gus HEADACHE, CoLIC AND GENERAL
DEBILITY, DOES NOT EXIST. SOLD BY ALI
DRUGGISTS.
ml5-1yTuThS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18

The Journal Of Science is the authority
for the assertion that eoms persona who are
particularly sensitive to the bites of gnats
and midges experience return of the orig
inal irritation at regular intervals of twelve
and twenty-four hours. This fact, if fact
it be, would seem to lend strength to the
opinion that gnats and mosquitoes are the
bearers of the germs of malarial fever.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
ARIZONA.
The Case or Ex-IndIan Agcnt TIGany.

TUcsoS, September I7th.-when tho case of the
United States vs. j. C.. Tiffany, ex. Indian Agent at
San Carlos was called this morning in the District
Court, Judge Sheldon presiding, five witnesses for
the prosecution, among them Brgadier-Genersl
Crook, failed to answer The prose cution asked for
attachments stating that service would require one
week. Judge Alexander Campbell, for the defense,
objected to continuance without proper afhdavits
from the prosecution, which it was not willing to
grant. The Court took the matter under advise
neut till the afternoon.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
EnR SRIE

D ESTAURANT, FIXTURES AND OUTFIT
h Location, driving agricultural town or
Western Pacific Railroad. Reasonable rent of build
ing Good established business For particulars
inquire of CARL STROBEJ, No 32l J street
Sacramento SIS 56t-
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{ vAIEY RECORD sNsON SERIES.
VOLUME XFlII-HBKBEg 25.

Matheo, OF the Twenty second Battalion, and DR..
Zelse, from AIamos. They have also agreed gener-
ally that the disease is yellow fever and not typho-
malaria, as supposed. The sloop Mercedes,
from Mazatlan, arrived yesterday, and was quaran.
tined not having clean bill OF health. From all
that could be learned from the boatmen who boarded
her, the fever prevails there, and
the proportion of deaths ON increased rate.
All who came are leaving for the mountains.
Twelve of the opera troupe are reported as dead.
In Guaymas the deaths yesterday were eighteen,
and to-day, so far, but eight General Itanbo, COM
manding in this district, has down to enforce,
so rumor says, more stringent sanitary measures,
and protect the property that is abandoned. The
streets after dark deserted, by the rumble
of the deathcart the police. No parties are al
lowed to pass Nogales going north. We have ne
later papers than the 7th from San Francisco,
express has arrived for three days. Several parties
who left have been taken down. some at the ranches
and some the road. Three deaths are reported
at the ranchos and at Ortiz. Sc far 1t is not
known If Hern nosillo is badly attacked, but from
persons who came direct from there the informa-
lion is that il has appeared there and that several
have died from it. Almost all the Office employees
OF the railroad who have been taken down are con-
VqleSnent
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
w. woOD,

n ENLIST, QUINNS BUILDING, .sSngs,
northeast corner Fourth and J;spsss.sssS J
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on anNLCI11y
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction of teeth. je25-H
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
Amnirs 81 sfnckfnn.

STOCKTON, September 17ih-G Gamblers in consid-
cradle number are in the city, but having failed tc
induce the officers to wink gambling during the
fair, good many Of them will probably take their
sudden departure.
The opening OF the fair to morrow is auspciOus.
In the poo-selling tonight for the for four
year olds to morrow, Hazel Kirke was the fayorite
at $50, Adrian and Anteco SIS each, and 0liyette
SO.
The tidibgs of the sudden death Of General George
s. Evans in San Francisco this afternoon caused
much eXpression of sorrow in this city
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. LAME.

DIR. LAME,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEoN.-0FFICE AND
4 Residence No. 32S street, between Third and
Fourth. Hours-s to 10 A. NJ, 8 to and to P. NJ.
Office of City Superintendent of Public Schools at
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-18
UTAH.
Arrival of Mormon Immigrants

osDES, September 17th-seven hundred Mormon
emigrants from Sweden and Denmark arrived here
this morning, and sent to the various settle
ments throughout the Territory to assist in carrying
out the mandates Of their prophet, namely, pas
tithes and multiply and increase.