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New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
SOUVENIRS or THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

SOUVENIRS or THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Notwithstanding the rain yesterday there
was largo attendance ut the American Institute Exit
bton, especially Of the gentler ser. Each woman was
given the abandonment souvenir presented bg the mana
gers since the fair opened represents padded easel
faced with sstin heavily frnged and bearing the legend
Presented By tho American Institute 1881" I'D, or
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
There Is .omc talk Of formings stock company 10 run
tho establishment

Mayor Fitzgerald mud Controller spicer have fallen
OUT ana tho former has asked the latter to resign Mr.
spicer was appointed Controller only short time
ny tho Mayor aud the fact that the two officials have
gnorleled was something OF u surprise To the public
Inc Controller Will not resign, aud tho Mayor threatens
To remove him. There Is no little excitement In and
about tho City Hall.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29

The average distance made to and from Queenstown
and New is 1850 miles to aud from Southampton,
g. 90 miles and from Plymouth, 2,9S0 miles to and
from Havre 3,I50 miles, to and from Antwerp, $3.50
miles.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
FAILURES or THE WEEK.

The business failures throughout The country
reported H. o. Dun Co.. number for the last ven
days. United States. 222, Canada, ~, total OF 24o
showing decrease Of 20 as compared with the week
ending November 81
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
HERMAN 70 M THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE

ipf tEttuHArh 80 thF tHlnuNkl
AfnANy, Nov, 2S,-Ex-Scnator Francis kcr-
nan viii probably he tho Democratic CAUCUS nominee Tor
United Statra senator
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFkh]

p,oo,mnSdale a road g. 1884 OF i30th-st, 63xil7.A
ete. " Levi, TO sarah Myers. ....;,:..:.:......
e,ea'sst a W cor OF Delaney ST. 2ox63; Jacobs
st a to W ii Bischon and another
is h.sIIlusgular, siesmund I Meyer 70 Geo
~ Srinnsu 40 ii .ot io2dsi 501ioo, MAMMALIAN
ronstrurt q on Co 10 A Hughes, .......e.. ,..,..
Ludiow.s. ss. 10 II OF Hestsrst 2oxs1.8' Isidor
Cohen Of al TO n Schunahn.
psthst ms IlS It " OF 2dsve, 26xl00.o, Bertha
smith and another 70 John Fox, x,,:..........;,....
COurtl.nat;.ys; ca 7. nn Iu o. lesifhss 2oHoo.
Prospectst . W q lot 237. bOx2S0, Samuel Jones
and another TO y schnied ...;.......;..........
Plattst No IL; August schand 10 jas oye. ....:..
0ouverneur.st n 4, 176 n Of CourtlAndt-ave 2ox'
ll6.li Auke Doopcr and wife TO Geo stols.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK Friday, Now 2S 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
ByA. J. Blocker & Sous
5..tory brick factory. with lot No III walker-st,
Of Cent est. lot 25xs2; q Browne... sl7sOO
BIZ Charles s. BrOtcn.
I-storv brownstone dwelling, with lot No l3l East
lO7th-sL n g. 3O3 II Of Lexington-ave, lot l7I.
lOOll Elizabeth NJ Caldwell. 5000
By Daniel n. Seaman.
Right title and interest 10 5-srory brick buildings
With lots OF East l02d.st, lS0 nc OF 3d-ave. m
each lot y; John Fox. ~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


WALL WALLA, September 23d.-A fire broke
out on the corner of Third and Alder streets last
night at II o clock, destroying three houses and
completely cutting the Mix building The
Statesman office, opposite, was only saved BIZ the
efforts Of friends. It caught five times from
falling fakes of fire. The engine house next
door also caught from the same cause but
neither was Injured The owners of the build
ngS. l. J. Safer, Mr. Fettis and Mrs Mix, are all
insured. The work was undoubtedly inCen-
diary, as only last week fire was discovered
early in the morning in the same house where
this originated. Ii had been used as a car
penter shop and the shavings left there were
evidently piled in Il heap and ignited 4 man
named John DCkcy has been arrested A
: woman Of the town and he had q quarrel shortly
before. He LEFT, threatening that ne would burn
her up. During the fire she recognized and
pointed him out TO the officers Going to arrest
him he started to run, but was overtaken. An
examination this afternoon resulted in an ar-
quittal as he proved that he was in bed an hour
before the alam-boll rang.
Land jumping is creating great excitement
in this vicinity. The cause is that the railroad
lands rcvertng to the Government are being
jumped by well-poSted land-sharks. Farmers
talk loudly Of lynching if the thing is kept up.
The Northern Pacific Land Department is doing
all in its power 70 protect settlers and advise no
COmprDuiSc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
THIS moRNING,s NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted atl9J' for Is OF 1907 1925 for 41as;
sterling, 81 s3@4 S.; 1907 for IS; silver bars
I1OA.
silver in London, so l3l6d; consols, 100 3-l6d;
S per cent. United States bonds, extended, l05;
Is, I227s rs, llf1I
In Sau Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
al $4,000 cents.
The general stock market in san Francisco
improved q little yesterday, and there was in
creased interest at the Boards. A good demand
for the middle Comstocks was noticed.
\ fire in Truckee Monday evening destroyed
five dwellings.
Joseph sGrycr was hanged yesterday in In
diana Pa .5r the murder Of his father.
The National Democratic Executive Commit
tee has issued an address to the people Of the
United states appearing for coin.
Blaine was warmly welcomed in Philadelphia
yesterday and at night returned to New York,
The British gunbort Wasp was wrecked of
the coast Of Ireland yesterday and filty-two per
sons drowned.
General Wolscley will start mp the Nile satur-
day from Cairo.
About =2p locomotive engineers were in Chi
cRgo yesterday. en- route to san Francisco.
N2w York HOnGay night, OF heart disease.
Prince BismaTc,, has returned to Verzin from
Vienna
The National Bank of Logan, 0 closed is
doors yesterday.
shock of earthquake was felt IN LaSseu
county Monday right
six buildings were burned yesterday ii Ruby
HILL New.
An attempt las been discovered at Las vegas
y. NJ, to tunnel under the vault Of tine First
National Bank and robit
The anarchists are still troublesome in Aus
tria
The execution Of Michael Murray tool, place
yesterday at Ebeushurg IA.
General Logan attracted an attendance of 80
900 strangers yesterday at Akron, o.
The gold reserve in the United States Treasury
Monday amounted to Sl29GO0,0oo
Captain Jones, Of the Greedy relief steamer
Lochgarry, has been presented in London with
piece of plate and purse Of gold.
Eastbourne, the famous English watering
place. is crowded with Americans
The second annual fair of the district com
posed OF Lake and Mvudocino counties began ut
LakoPor yesterday.
The programme of Blaiacs proposed trip
through Ohio IS given this morning
The Republican campaign in Oregon opens in
Portland to-day with grand demonstration.
Captain Nelson, Of the American bark Ella =.
T. Stages, committed suicide 1T Portland Or,
Monday, 10y drowning.
The annual Convention of the National Soun-
eli of the United Order Of American Mechanics
isin session at Philadelphia
In the laIey-Tcn Eyck boat race at Pcckskiu.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
UTAH.
salt Lake Items.

SALT LAKE, September 23d.-WyOming Terri
tory has very stringent laws regarding the de
Struction Of game and natural curiosities in the
National Park. Believing that Wyoming has
Jurisdiction over the park, Governor Hale has
appointed Justice of the Peace and COnStables
to enforce the laws there. \ Jail is being built
at Mammoth Hot Springs and already several
offenders have been arrested who intend to test
to the last point the legality Of Wyoming
assumption of jurisdiction.
Alexander H. Smith, son Of the original Nor
mon Prophet and prominent leader in the Re
organized Mormon Church Of Illinois, has been
in this city for some time past, and held several
meetings, which were largely attended by mem
bcTs of the Utah Church. His dscourses have
been able and mainly arraignments of the Utah
priesthood for its gross RIGHTEOUSNESS, polyga-
nous practices, murders and diSloyalty to the
Government He comes rs the son of his father,
pleading with the Mormon people to turn from
their wicked ways. His lahors in this direction
had Il marked effect on many who heard him
He leaves for California this week.
Al Montpelier, Idaho last week, an insane
woman attempted TO cut oil the head of her
two-ycarold child. She seized it hy the HAIR,
held 1t up and commenced cutting its throat
with caSc-kuitc. She was caught and the
child rescued before fatal wound was in
ictvd.
Mrs. Thomas Orchard, wife Of the chief clerk
of the railway mail service at Ogden. committed
suicide to-day by drowning herself in Ogden
river. Cause, mental arrangement.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
a Six-Kound Glove Fight.

STOCKTON, September ed glove fight to-
night between Charley Turner, of this city. and
June Dennis, of san Francisco. at Professor
Young Dutchy's gymnasium. resulted in vic
tory for Turner, who knocked Dennis out in the
.lNLlL rnIl.-l {.
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DAILY REC0RD-UNION
sErTEMBER %. 1884

The REcoGp-UNIoN is The only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re
esires tie full associated Press dispatches
from all parts Of H. ,oorld. Outside Of San
Francisco It J as no competitor, IN point Of
aurn5ers in s home and general circulation
throughou he coast Challenges Of TWO TO
ONE, corering points abors, erterded to local
eOeaing paper, remain open for acceptance.
S. c. BecEloith Tribune Building, Men
York, sole agent for The Eastern States. Vim.
Cameron, No. 8 Men Montgomery street, Sa"
Francisco special agent for San Francisco and
,.iei,,;t,.
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NEVADA.
six buildings Burned.

EUEEKA September 22d.-This morning chill
drCn playing at the back of what is known as
the Mau store on Ruby Hill. set fire to some old
rubbish. The fire quickly spread, and in a few
moments the building was in flames The fire
continued TO spread very rapidly and in thirty
minutes six buildings were destroyed-two res
taurantS, two saloons and two dwelling houses
The principal losers are: r. Sadler, 81 500 Mike
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
CHALLENGE TO JAMES PARROTT.

T HEREBY CHALLENGE JAMES PARROTT.
| OF Sacramento city, Cal, to shoot me amatch
at Live Pigeons, either double or single, for from
500 to $500 a side from birds to 100 birds, either
is, p, e or 81 yards rise; match to take place
from three to thirty days from date, with proper
notice. / have this day deposited with the pa
citic Fruit Company, Nos 1905. zoos and 1910
Second street, 500 as forfeit. For further con
ditiOnS of the match, address J. ROU1itR Rou-
tiers Station. GEO. REUTER-
Sacramento, September %, 1881. SILT
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NEW MEXICO.
Desperate Attempt to Rob a Bank,


LAS VEGAS, September 23d.-Yesterday morn
ing the Cashier of the First National Bank here
became convinced that robbers were tunneling
from the adjoining building to the vault in the
bank. Guards were immediately placed in and
around the bank. Those inside observed that
the masonry of the vault was gradually sink
ing, but the robbers beneath worked on ignor-
ant of their danger At o'clock Mexican
volunteered to go down cellar and investigate
He had taken but Il few steps on the stairs
when he saw some one coming up. The MeXi-
can fired, and without u word the man fell
dead. His body was brought out and the
watchmen began tearing up the floor of the
bank and adjoining building, with the evident
intention of shooting the robbers on sight. The
work is slow, the men fearing TO get in range OF
those below, who AZ times are seen rushing from
ing more than a hide-and-seek game has been
done. The dead robber is recognized as one OF
the .masoIs who built the vault. The excite
mcnt is intense.
SECOND DISPATCH1
Las VEGAS, September 23d.-James Pearson,
the dead robber was well-known and respected
and leaves considerable property He died be
close inspection of tie tunnel this evening by
the police failed to find the other robbers. The
suppOsitiOn is that they were outside. The Off
GERS claim to have possession OF Il clue and hope
to aHprehend the remainder of the gang i
trip through the tunnel shows long and patient
work on the part of the robbers, the tunnel be-
ing sixty feet i'll length. Ii was constructed on
scientific principles, containing provisions.
water, and full outfit of mining tools. 1t must
have been three months in construction.
Guilty of Criminal Carelessness.
ALBUQUEEQUE, September 23d.-The Coroner
jury rendered verdict i'll the case of ". h.
Fisher, engineer, Allen Baxter and the fireman
killed in the. collision Saturday. to the effect
Talley, the engineer of the freight train, are
guilty of criminal Careessness.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

The Democratic party, more than any
other agency in California, has sought to
array labor against capital, and foster the
mos, bitter prcjudiccs Of the one against the
other. It has, in this State preached com
munism openly, knowing the bancful
meaning and depiorablc result Of the utter
aucc of such pernicious doctrines in re-
public. Instead Of doing its utmost to
harmonic the interests Of these two great
agencies of civilization, the Democratic
party has deliberately and suhmissiyely
given itself over 20 the rule of a few dema-
cogucs whose sole aim is to irritate and in
flame labor and drive out capital in order
TO force themselves into power. The Re
publican party from the hour of It's birth
has been the champion Of free labor, and
the defender Of those natural laws that
make labor and capital dependent upon
each Other bat which statutes of reason
The Democracy has sought 10y all means in
its power to defeat 1t is time for the
Democracy 20 stop its prateabout being The
original only and simon-pu-c friend of
labor. Ii is Els mos. dangerous enemy.
Iy his amended position and affidavit for
a writ Of mandate against The city, Daniel
Meyer swore on the Both of April, 1883,
that he was The owner of thirteen bonds Of
the city bearing date January, 1859 When
he came 10 testify Mr. Daniel Meyer said ::
&c / ana the owner Of the bonds numbered
and mentioned in the complaint in this
ease filed own other bonds of the same
kind of upwards of $4,000, face value,
which bought ON the market and brought
here. have bought such bonds off and
on since 1876"
Again, we ask, has Daniel Meyer had
these evidences of value listed upon any
assessment roll, and has he upon such
valuable property paid any taxes what
ever is 1t or is it not the proper thing
for the city authorities to inquire into and
settle the fact on this head? Is 1t or is it
noi proper subject for inquiry by the
authorities whether Daniel Meyer and other
holders of the city bonds have corruptIy
manipulated public influences with a view
to enhancing the value of their bonds?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
SPECIALLY rE1reRArHED TO THE REcoED-uS1os.

SPECIALLY TELEGRAPHED TO THE RECoED-UNIoN.l
MoJAyE, September 2Sd.-The following list
of overland passengers, via Needles, passed
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow:
Miss Ida kiblinger Topeka; Mrs. Alfred Eoff,
Mrs. II. N. Van Arman Prescott: c. L. Barber
san Francisco; John Yucca Jacob Kramer Chi
cago; Daniel Carroll, Calico; E. A. Parker, Kan
Sas.
MoJAvE. September 25d.-The following over
land passengers passed Mojave September
c. w White wife and two children. Waco, Tex;
A F. Fudicker, Mrs Geo. Leweke, Mrs. c.
schmidt C: P: Ferry, San Francisco; Q. /.
Dyer, Mrs. p H. Reinstein, Riverside Paul
Horle and wife, Los Angeles 4. A. Deiss Ell
Paso; George Luedke. Arizona 4. Haltett, San
Francisco: Mark Collins, Midway c. l. Grant,
San Francisco !. :. Peel C, II. Kilgore. Los
Angeles; A. S. Davis. san Francisco; 5. X.
DelOng Arizona
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Purcell $1,000 Steve Wallace, watch and chain,
$3.50; John Lonkin. $3.50; Jake Kichell, $50; Mrs.
Howard, 500; A. w. Campbell 81 900. Purcell
is the only one that was insured. He is insured
for 5000, 1t is just one year to-day since the
big Ruby Hill fire took place.
Preparations are being made to rebuild that
part of Eureka DESTROYED Yesterday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
ARIZONA.
Arrested for Murder.

WILCOX, September 23d-SheriffPa Paul arrested
at this place yesterday ThoS. Castro, charged
with the murder of Fred heisler, on the Senior
ita, on the 23d of June. Keisler was killed for
his money. Con. Ryan is now held for COM
plicity. Castro is native of California The
amount obtained from the dead man was 81 800
Others are implicated.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

ScoTT's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites. As remedy for
Consumption, Scrofula, all wasting diseases
and General Debility, we venture to say has
no equal in the whole realm of medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
GROCERIES,!

M ERRILL & SMITH HAVE PURCHASED
WI the Grocery Business of II. b. NIEISHN,
Cor. of Thirteenth and II streets.
The new firm solicit the patronage of the
former patrons of Mr.. Nielsen: also of their
friends and the public First-clasS goods Will be
kept and sold at lowest prices. sUSQ.lplm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

DE-. DwINELL on TILE Holy LAND-Rev.
DR.. |. L. Dwinell for many years pastor of
the Congregational Church in this CITY,
delivered a discourse in San Francisco
Sunday evening, at the Plymouth Congre-
eational Church, on THE Holy Land ="
The speaker related his experience while
recently IN Palestine with number of
other clergymcn, from his landing at JafIa.
While travelling there camp life was re-
sorted to. The camp was established every
night at about o'clock and after resting
all night at bugle call the travellers arose at
daybreak and at 4 second bugle blow they
breaktasted While they were eating the
tents were struck and Immediately after
breakfaft they started on their Journey on
horseback. At noon the party dismounted
III some palmy grove, and after lunching
and letting the horses rollick for awhile
they again started on their journey of sight
seeing, and at twilight once more pitched
their tents The speaker then described n
number OF different places in Palestine,
seen from mountain, among them being
the city OF jerusalem with its mosques and
domes; the Jordan, vending its wav be-
tween the mountains and the Dead Sea,
1000 feet below where the traveller stood,
which had blue appearance and seemed
only few miles distant. Nazareth was
represented as being composed of low
novels, dirty streets and ill-fed people. But
even here Western civilization had entered,
for steam engines could be seen in motion.
From a plateau can be seen the Sea Of
Galilee surrounded by symmetrical shores,
where Christ made the principal theater of
his mission The colony of lepers was next
spoken of Here could be seen lepers in all
stages of the disease. They were all beggars,
and some stretched forth hands from which
Al. I. ell
forth handless arms The wailing place of
the Jews, who prayed for the restoration of
Jerusalem, was also a place of interest The
preacher concluded by saying that every
stone of Palestine was holy and should be
held sacred by all
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
Opening of the Republican Campaign
Tho, DutIOO1z

PORTLAND. September 23i.-The Republicans
Of Oregon Will make their grand opening of the
campaign tomorrow by Il demonstration in this
city, which win include Blaine and Logan clubs
from all sections O( the State. The people from
up the willamette valley are now arriving.
There are throughout the State clubs and com
panies to an extent never known before. in
Portland the Republicans have Masonic Hall
for their headquarters, from which work has
been going forward since the lst of September
Secretary Hewlett stated to-day that he had
heard in detail from every county and
considerable town in the State, and
.ouni no Indication OF falling
of in the Republican vote since the June cleo
ton, where HERMANN representative was
elected by over 1000 majority The Chairman
of the state Central Committee, Joseph simon,
believes the majority VIII exceed that OF the
June election by nearly ! 900 The gain will be
from the woolgrowcrs in the eastern part of the
state and from the lriSh-American vote in Port
land. There Is an Irish-Amcricau Blaine and
Logan League here of about 100 members, and
in both city and county the tariff idea is making
Blaine votes The Democrats are doing very
little, and do not claim the State, except few
Oversangnlne ones Oregon would be evenly
divided Ili- wear ltT1f b4 t1~i y GFfa.tigD
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

Any lady who desires further infor-
nation than can be given in the LIMITED
public space of newspaper columns, can OBJ
tain Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkhams pamphlet,
Guide to Health, by sending stamp to
Lynn, Mass.
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SO Days EriaI.
C. N. VESTS ELECTRIC BELTS.

DEING THE IN TSI,
ID ventor of num- <HFTsA c; ". -lWtSrSN
Der of valuable Flee JEs-sS--%g S<@
trio Belts, now pre- II SelErTpnl uHnIrLI BEL1 n
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superior in every re-
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of all Electric Belts which can be charged with
water and carry constant current of electricity
through the human body, curing diseases with
cut medicine and restoring lost manhood. Tes-
timonials are on file by thousands testifying to
its intrinsic value for male and female. Sent C.
! Q. D. or for cash price SIS. Send for pamphlet
Ito c. N. WEST, 652 Market street, S. +. Cal.
Mr.. Vests case against Horne for q permanent
injunction is now pending in the U. S. Circuit
Court in Chicago, the bill in equity in said case
having already been sustained in favor of Mr.
West. ROYCE 4 CUMMINGS,
Solicitors for Plaintiff, 5O7 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
KIRK, GEARH & CO. AreDta Sacramanto
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
CTOSSTlan'S Specific Mixture,

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet or
change in application to business. The medi-
cine contains nothing that IS Of the least injury
to the constitution. Ask your druggist for it,
Price s. Il bottle. s1l-iyWS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

MISERY can be felt crawling away, said
an intense sufferer, after using st. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain-reliever.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

JAMES G. BLAINE refused 10 take part in the
salary grab oflS73. He might easily have had
his share, but on his own motion the bill was
specially amended in such a way as to cut him
ont and give the increased pay only to future
Speakers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

Our advice to all who are fond of good old
whisky: Buy Simmonds' Nabob-best in the
world. Ask your druggist and grocer for it,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24
Suicide of a Ship Captain.

PORTLAND, September 23d.-Cap:ain Nelson.
of the American bark Ella 4. r Hayes loading
with lumber here, suicided yesterday in the
iu.,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-24

THE Bicber 0assenl Tribune calls upon the
local immigration society Of that county to unite
its fortunes with the Northern California Immi-
grafton Association.