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SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, July 10. 1883.

DEPARTMENT 0sR-ARMsrRoSe, Judge.
Estate of II. COLLABORATION for new trial.
Helena Wagner vs. NJ Wagner-Motion to dismiss
Continued one week
Estate and guardianship OF Christian Banderson-
Settlement Of account taken under Amusement.
Estate Of Richard AstIll deeensed-Sae of real
estate ordered.
Estate OF Mary Z. and Lizzie f. Wilson, minors
Annual account Withdrawn.
Estate OF Abram Nordyme, disqualification Tor
letters continued one week.
Estate Of S. N. Wiedmann, deceased DistribU-
ton ordered.
Gunu appointed guardian bond, $1,000.
Estate of Bridget Duffy, reconsideration for
letters denied.
Estate OF Lansing Minors petition for allowance
taken under advisement.
Estate Of John F. Metzger, deceased Final &C
count settled.
Estate OF Thomas Sheehan, deceased Continued
one week.
Estate OF c. F. Kliuk, insolyent Account Of as-
5ignee settled.
Elihu Hogaboom vs. Robert Christensen Motion
for new trial continued one week.
People yg. John H. Coffee. pc Jury Continued
People vs. All chen appealed from Police Court
CONTINUED one weck.
L. B. Wood@aTd, insolvent-FinAl discharge
granted
Estate OF A. NJ rullis, deceased Sale Of real
estate ordered.
People vs. Conrad schepp, msdemeanor-Appeal
dismissed.
Estate OF Sarah Musebaek, deceased Settlement
OF annual accounts taken under advisement
VIM Dunlap vs. L. Bell Demurrer sustained
defendant allowed ten days to amend complaint.
| Matter of N. Ii Nichols, insolveut-Decree Of
settlement of final account OF assignee.
| David Neumier, native OF Germany, was ad-
mitted citizenship upon testimony OF Fred. Riuk
and Caspar Renner.
DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARLAND, judge.
Petitions of j. L. Huntoon and George F. Bronner
for letters Of administration the estate OF E. L.
Billings were set for Monday.
| NJ. Barber vs. e. Howard Demurrer to complaint
| overruled
Ida E. Andrews vs.. o. R. Rubyon- Continued
| until to-day.
Estate of Workman Partially heard and con-
| tnued.
d. e. Callahan vs. A. s Greenlsw- Continued
| G. Gillespie vs. A. G. Winn-Argued and sub.
| mitted.
| Ben Cohen ys. B. F. Terry Il Co.-hotion to dis
| anlrn atfanhrnenf
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gREIanr Psom TIE EAST.


Passed Ogden on the 18th and 14th for sscra-
wheels barrels castings, case hubs; Weinstoek
& L1bio, case shirts; Kirk, Geary & Co., boxes
drugs; Adams, Mcneil & Co., case cigarettes, /
case CIT tobacco, u boxes baking powder, ! box
extracts, box samples Booth Co, / case cigar
ettes cases cut tobacco, 10 cases baking powder,
60 boxes extracts Lndley Co, case cigarettes
cases cut tobacco 10 boxes plug tobacco Billings
i Co., crate wooden clothespins 9 bundles scrub
brushes Joseph Hahn & Co, IL boxes Bottles
Huntington, Hopkins Il Co., box hardware cal
plate iron, ear norseshoes, boxes bolts; A A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co, 2 bundles lsathsr, bales oil
cloth, ) boxes hardware, box chain; Hall, Luhr:
& Co, Sc Cigarettes. car cured pOrE, 20 easel
tongue 20 cases Drawn, 20 cases pigs feet, 10 boxes
ribs, 100 casas lard: W. D. Constock, boxe:
chairs Jones & Givens, car barbed wire.
From Oroyille-Bsock & Taber, bbls goblets
For ReddiDg-"A s C - Dbl. whisky
For Red Blufi-Louis Meyer, case music boxes
Martin Manssse. l6 boxes horseshoe nails
fer Yallejo-I. X. Whitaker, l case cigars.
For DaYisville-George Webber, iron safe.
For Christian kruez, iron safe.
For Garysville-Frost 4 Schaeffer, / box ehai
stock.
For Felsom-E. s. Rix, IL boxes machinery.
| For Grass Nalley-P. Johnson, 10 cases axes.
| Passed nemirg, n. NJ, the 18th for Sacra
mento-John ochsner, shakes j. Breuner,
bale cordage, l bale fax Irvine; Bale Bros. & Co.,
cases boots and Shoes case veveteen 5. NJ Wied
mann, case csroetng 4. Weinrich Co, cas,
cigars Henry Fisher, 2 cases psper; l. Elkus
Co., CAGES cotton piece goods Hall, Luhrs 20.
| 10 bbls crrrants
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These OF the public who need nag services can de-
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10 TIE PuBLgc.

hope the readers OF the RECORD UNION will par
don me for appearing il public print It is not for
notoriey that thus iDtrude, but think that JUS
tee, not only to myself but my family, demands
that l should make the following explanation. A
card appeared in the REooRp-CMoN on Saturday
last, written by some Individual who hid his iden
thy under the no de plume Of a. Citizen In
the card referred to It was stated that had been
convicted in the Police Court in 1850 Of having sold
diseased mat . that had been fined, an appeal
taken to the Superior Court; that the case had
not been heard Of since and that had escaped pun
ishment. It is true that tried and convicted
or testimony which forbesr 70 characterize or con-
denim as It deserves, bu. viii say enphatcally that
never committed the oGense. directed ny law.
yers to appeal the case, in hopes that justice might
be done me, and that should not be condemned in
the eyes Of tie public fer an ofense OF which was
in no wise responsible l LEI; the matter in
the hands of my attorneys end there it re
manned. When my attention Was called to
| it on Saturday by the card referred 20, /
went Immediately to the Court house paid the
amount imposed by the lower Court, and hsd the
case dismissed The individual who wrote the card
did not do because he thought the ends of justice
was being defeated but because Conrad scheppdoes
not belong to the " Butchers Union," and an
neunced that fact in an advertisement in the BIC
| ORD. US1os, of which the following is copy:
METROPOLITAN MARKET Conrad Schepp,
dealer in fresh meats Of every description south
west corner Of Twelfth and streets, Sacramento.
By reason Of not belonging to the Butchers Onion
am enabled to sell the very best of all kinds OF
| fresh meats lower than sny other market in the
city. Highest cash price paid for al kinds OF stock,
and the same sold wholesale and retsil at the low
] est market rates"
That is the " milk In the eocoanut." That is the
reason that certain Of the Butchers Union are
delying among forgotten fltb, endeavoring to in
! jure me, my family and my business. haze re-
sided in this city since 1867, have always been III
ths meat Business, ard an willing to be compared
with any other deslsr in the city for honesty and
/ square Dosing. I win not be forced to belong tc
Z the Butchers Union. viii buy and kin my swr
cattle aud sheep; viii make NY own prices, aud vii
rot be dictated to o. forced By rivals in the sans
business. CONRAD sCHaPP,
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Sacramento, July l5-John ". Van Treese. nati-e
OF California, &c years. 8 months and 26 days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which xii take place from
bis late residence, ll2i Si2th street. between h
aad L, this morning, at $50 o'clock, and thence
t. place Of intsrmont nsar Slough Housed
Franklin, Sacramento county, July l6-Azele {.
Stephenson, a native oi Missouri % years.
nnoaths and IL daJs.
Friends aad seqain tsces aTe respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral. which viii take place from
her late resldeucs this sf'esyoon * 2 o'cloct
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WASHINGTON TEacErawR.
New Railroad Company-zes mansle

New Railroad COmpany-Leg Mansled.
WALtA WALLA, July 1G.h.-The Walls
Wslla an Snake River Rail- Dad and Gems .ruc-
ton Company YVES organized to-day. with the
object Of tte construction and operating .ail-
rosd in 0 e{oD, Washington aud Idaho Terri
tories. The superstition IS that the short line
is pretty well assured, and that this has
some hing to 60 with it.
a Frenchman named Guillett had his leg
msuglsd 10 thrashing machine to-day, and
aupG:ation is necessary.
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Distinguished TrayeIers-Su1cide OF So
dinr-RnIiion Shipments.
OREGON.
Uaknown Bead Man-Fire.

PORTLAND, July 16sh.-This morning the
bo3y CT an unknown man was found floating
in the river. It had been in the water some
months. and the features were wholly TN
recognizable. The back Of the head had
been crushed IL, as If by heavy blow, snd
one arm torn frsm its socket. Physicians
say tire blow was evidently given bsfore the
body fsli or was thrown into the river. Moth
ing vas found on she psIs0n by which the
naune could ba ascertzined. The body Sss
veil dressed. TIE whole matter Is involved
IL mystery. Ths Cogoues's iurZ returned a
verdict that dsceassd came to lis death by
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Two sn.s BADLY Hurt.

VIRGINIA, July 165h.-A con of George
Berry, 10 years old, found yesterday il an
old house in Washce valley O lot of giant
powder caps. Taki8g a handful, he began
prospecting one, when an explosion followed,
which shattered his hand badly. The boy
was brought here to-day, and two fingers
amputated.
This evening Enmet, sou Of Patrick
Brannan, 0 years of sge, was leading horse
to water with long rope, when the animal
kicked him. smashing in the whole side OF
his head. The doctors renoved q section OF
tho skull four By three inches. There is no:
much b pc for the boys recovery.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, July 5-By ]. c. Tubbs Justice Of the
Peace, John W. Chambers 10 Sarah E. Garner.
Sacramento July l6-By J. G. Tubbs, Justice Of the
Peace John Constantine TO Amelia Leach.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Determined Suicide in Los AngeIes-Pr0-
posed College Ia Stockton - Railroad
Man KiIied-The Location Of the Beer
Creek Coal Fields Brutal Beating in
Gskland-FeuHd Drowned at Portland
Etc.
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UTAH.
Attempted Divorce by Mormon Bishop
with Giant HnMtser.

Attempted Divorce by Il Mormon Bishop
with Giant Powder,
SALT LAKE, July 16sh.-Sevsral day5 since
a Mormon Bishop by the name of Knudson,
OF Ashley's Fork, Utah, went to Park City
and purchased some giant powder, taking IL
home with him, some say for fishing, others
that it YVES for the purpose Of getting rid Of
at least one Of his wives. However that may
be, he euccaeded Ia the latter, blowing up his
first wife, who was il bed, apd the third wife,
who was just coming into the room. He
pIaced the powder under the bed. and, it is
supposed, exploded it with fuse. The women
were badly wounded, and the Bishop is now
under arrest.
Distinguished TrayeIeFs-suleide OF Sell
dier-BnIiion Shipments.
SALT LAKE, July 16sh.-Yesterday a
special car of the Canadian Government, COT
tanning Sir Alexander Campbell, Minister Of
Justice, and Collingwood Schreiner, Chief
Enginser of the Canadian Government rail
ways, arrived in this city. They are on their
wsy to British Columbia, and will leave tc-
morrow morning for San Francisco.
James Robinson, soldier of the Sixth In,
fantry, committed suicide at Fort Douglas
yesterday.
Daring the past week ninety nine cars OF
bullion, aggregating 2 100000 pounds, were
shipped East from this city.
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DR.. BENsoN's Skin Ours is without peer.
Il consists Of both external and internal
treatment, and coats only 81 per package, at
druggists.
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EUREKA, July 16sh.-The house of Mike
Purceli, on Ruby Hill, together with all its
contents, was destroyed by fire yesterday
noon. The fire endsngered the Miners
Union Hall and much other property, but
prompt measures confined the flames. Two
small boys are charged with beiog the incen-
lio.;nu / %. EAn ~, .rnp.n,,nn
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SECOND DIsPATcH.l
SALEM, July 16sh.-Pattersou, vino "a
himself this morning. has just died.
Articles Of incorporation.

SALEM, JAY 16sh.-The City Of Salem
Warehouse Company fled articles of ircor
p ra'ion to-day. The obiscs is the erection
and operating of warehouses, whervss and
hydcaulic power in various parts OF the State.
Tbs iGccrp1ratcr5 are VIII Reid, George
Soield and William Lowe, of Portland. The
principal fics is at Salem. Capital stock,
$50 GOO
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snvsEY1sEarsnr mgTrroH.

sGyzEYIEEsaRsT MsETToH,
Notice Goulet Champagne
To let-Farnished rooms
Wauted-Carriage horse.
Notice-SOcabie.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Wanted-Aale and female help.
Meetings Sacramento Chapter, r. a. NJ; LILY Of
the Valley a. o. U. w.
Notice TO the public Auker & Co
For sals-Horse.
Wanted Working boys.
Auctions.
To-day-Pavilion and other real estate.
To-dsy-F Furniture, Bell & Co.
rhursday-Furniture Sherburn & Smith.
Thursday- Furniture-D. J. Simmons
sRe;Eess Advertisements.
J. L. Chadderdon- Paints and oils.
.. e Adams Hay to arrive.
l. L. Lewis Co" Charter Oak stoves
Auker < CO.-General merchandise.
Red House-S.ill greater reductions.
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For Ri,5G0-90 Acres. with ScW- Dwelling,
and Barn; 5000 Grapevines, 2o00 Fruit Trees !;
Four Acres in Alfalfa; Horse, Cow, Hogs, Wagon,
ami all Farming Tools three miles from PemYn,
Placer county.
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ARIZONA.
Eus.de the Esnes,

TUCSON, July 16.h.-The Government sur
vey Of She southern boue5ary line OF the San
Cerlts reservation is now bsing run by United
States Deputy Surveyor Pant RUcker. he
has decided that the Dser creek coal fields
ere two miles withia the reservation lineg,
consequently no. svailabls TO locators.
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Suicide Through Brink aud Despond-
eHcy.

SALEM, July 10 Thames Patterson. an
Englishman ny birah, uqmsgtisd. aad abeus
40 years of age, attempted suicide this morn.
ing with probably 5al rssult, by shooting
himself while lying IN his bsd al private
boarding heuse on Front street. He used .
Smith L Weasoa revolver. The first bsl!, in
tended for the temple, merely graz d tbs
forehead. The second entered the skull two
inches back Of and over the right ear, pisrc-
ing the brain, which is oczing from the
wound. He Was q miller. employed for sev
eral years in the Salem fouriag nail, indus
tEious and frugal, gave dusigg periodical
spress, when he YVES moross end Respondent.
and hos threatened s=lf.destruction several
times. He vas intoxicated last evening,
and the supposed capsa OF suicide ID despond-
ency, and perhaps temporary insanity. He
was IN easy circumstances, having money out
at interest. He had no known relatives in
this country, but hiss sis.er at Hamilton,
Canada.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SMALL FARM S
FOR SALE.
sWEETaEg & ALsIF

IL O44 s~S S-A.aSdS+Sf
BY
SWEETSEg & ALSIP.
IDEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS
IL No. i0I5 Fourth street, between and &,
Sacramento:
We have snbdIvideft a tract OF land, three
miles southeast Of the city, into tracts of 20 acres
and more, and offer it from $50 to SIS per acre.
Part of this is planted to Grapevines and Fruit
Trees the land Is OF superior quality of a red
land being from four to six feet deep. Terms of
payment One third cash. deferred payments
made satisfactory
FARMS IM BUTTE COUNTY.
| 200 Acres % Fine Bottom laE q, with Good
Dwelling and Barn; renting on a Lease for S6
cash rent per acre. Price, $50 per acre.
Also
SEQ Acres Near 0T0vile, With Ono. ansrter
of crop OF Wheat aud Barley, that will yield IS
| bushels to acre. Price, 900.
| Also
65s Acres; Zine Dwelling, Barge Barn,
Out. buildings etc. (; fenced in several fields; all
veIy fine land ; produce from 30 to 50 Bushels OF
Grain; geo acres il Alfalfa Price, $50 per acre
three miles from Biggs' Station.
| Also
For scr, oao e7s Acres in Capay Valley.
! Yolo county Good Grain Land or Fruit Land
Cache Creek cunning through it.
ALSO -
For SI3,GBe-l,4iI Acres Grain, Grazing
| and Timber Land partly fenced some fine bot
tom land on Sacramento river, y miles from Red
ding, Shasta county.
$50 Acres, yYitI, Dwelling and Barn Fine
Grain Land, nine miles from Sacramento. Price,
! $4,000. --AIso---
I For S2,009-90 Acres, wish Title; I60
Acres, Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
in FL Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, Grapeyines, Berries, etc. Well tim
| bered and watered.
ALSO -
| For S+,5G0-90 Acres. wiki ScW Dwellings
and Barn. 5000 Grapevnes, ,, coo Fruit Trees;
| Four Acres in Alfalfa; Horse, Gov, Hogs Wagon
ami all Farming Tools three miles from PonrYn,
Placer county.
Also
20 Acres-D'YeIiiGs and Earn 500 Fruii
| Trees, 1850 Blackberry 1000 Raspberry and 900
| Gsapeyines. Price, $3.50.
AM&1OR CdUWTT.
| sGO Acres-0nc mile fF0sa RIyRi0nt!,
good Building 40 acres in Clover, can be in
! creased 70 so; 10 heai OF Cows and Heiiers ;
| Horses, Wagons, lot Of Hogs, all Farming Tools
with paying Milk Route in town of Fly mouth
| Price, $4,000.
9s9 Acres-E9Ce n,sie frcaI Lasr0be; all
fenced. Price, $40 per acre.
sWEEysE2 - AE.sE?. Sacramento
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Union Brewery,
CORNER OF
Twentieth AID 0 SITS Sacramento,

TEAYIEG JUST COMPLETED Al
1 large addition 10 ny rev Brewery, y .a-sssE
sad added the latest improved machinery,
am now prepared to supply the trade With .ss
FINEST. QUALIFY OF BEER.
Country Orders Promptly Attended to.
Libera disc1Tns 70 the trade. Bear delivered to
any part O. the city frss Of charge.
J&G0a GERERT, Proprietor,
iye3pd
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Maximum temperature, 81 s.; minimum 90 o..
River, feet. fall Of l inch in "a hours
JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. S. A.
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WELLS" .RoUGH ON CoRNs," 15c. Ask for
t. Complete, permanent cure. Corns, wsrts,
kurions.
REDDNG's Russia Sa|ve is an invaluably
dressing for infamed and core joints. Price.
. cents.
ALL nervors aud blood diseases are invari-
ably cured by the use Of Samaritan NeTrine.
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Sudden Reath of youns ssan.

PgGNIX, July Ib5h, Daniel Vaughn, from
Butte, near Pipal, 81 eli.known mining man
in that section OF couatry, arrived a few
evenings since on visit, and last evening, be-
tween and 7 O'Clock, was taken with con-
gegtio1 of the brain and died in less than an
hour. He wss yonng man. not over Is
years old, and has relatives in Truckee, CAL,
who we're telegraphed this morning
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Els RoUTE.-M. a. Wilson, Deputy Sheriff
of San Francisco, came up last evening, en-
roEte to the Folsom State Prison with Alex
au6er Duckworth. Duekworth was cen.
vicsed Of rcbbery and sentenced to serve
ssvs1 wears
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AN.AaCR CQUMTY.

20 Acres-DYYeIiGg and Earn 500 Fruii
Trees, 1850 Bla. kbegry, 1000 Raspberry and 900
iisapeyines. Price, =, 500.
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For SI3, 6Be-t,4i4 Acres Grain, Grazing
and Timber Land partly fenced some fine bot
tom land on Sacramento river, u miles from Red
ding, Shasta county
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Tucson, July l6tb.-Word is brought hare
that s mob Of about forty men at Deming,
al heavily armed, Chartered trsia, consist
iug OF e. engine and cor, ard ran UP 10 Sil-
yer City, looking after Kane, the murderer
Of conductor Tabler, bus not finding their
man, returned. w. Fl. Tablsr, who was bar
keeper at the Cosmopolitan, and went 10
Deming 20 avengs Che death OF his brother
Dick, writes back that lie intends TO staY
with the pot and not to keep his place for
him. Blood viii yet be spilled in this matter,
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For So, 00e-S0 Acres, wish Title; T60
Acres Posssssory Title; nine miles from auburn,
in FL Dorado county Good Dwelling and Earn,
Fruit Trees, Grapeyines Berries, etc. Well tim
bered and wateTed
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dea,h
The state Penifent.ary Newspaper
Change

SALEM, July 16 1.-The quarterly report
of the Ortgon State Penitentisry, just sui.
mitted, shows 2i7 cnnvicts; expenditures
fer the quarter, 81 81 so; earnirgs, 81
sos 40, exclusive Ct 2. GAG days' labor far
Dished the Stats ia the manufacture ST one
million brick.
The Duly and Weekly Statesman, Of this
city, formerly owned by O'D-ll & Jesnor.
changed hands to-day, Hon. w. u. Bysrs,
State Printer, becoming the parchaser. The
terms sre private. Is politics will remaio
unclaimed.
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LASGuAx HoTEL AUCTION There wil be sher-
IFS sale of furniture. carpets, syerware crockery,
etc. on next Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a. ", at the
Lspgham Hotsl OF course tho sale win be made
without lirui5 giving 2 chance for bargains.
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Rock AND Brs cures colds, coughs ead bronchial
diseaass- c. " ChsgIsy, agent.
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$50 Acres, villa Dwelling and Barn Fine
Grain Land, nine miles from Sacramento. Price,
so nnD
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Mss Tg. KELLOGG has returned to Sacramento
and resumed practice. Office, corner Seventh and r
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For SCI ,0d9 97G Acres in Capay Valley,
YOlo county. Good Grain Land Fruit Land
Cache Creek running through it.
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BORN,
DIED.

BORN,
Sacramento. July l4-wife Of Eiwood Bggner. =
daughter.
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65s Acres; fine Dwelling, large Barn,
Out. buildings, etc. fenced in several fields; all
very fine land produce from 20 to 50 Bushels of
Grain 200 acres il Alfalfa. Price, $50 per acre :;
three miles from Biggs' Station.