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ILLINOIS.

Probably Fatal Accident-Bara and Com
tents Burned.
s-sscial to the indianapolis Journal
BLooM1NGToN, Nov 3-HenPy Hinkle, resids
ing near Pekin, ILL.,, met with a probably fatal
accident to-day While driving cattle on horse
back, his horse threw him, and, his foot catching
in the stirrup conclusion of the brain was pro-
duced.
On the farm of Levi Henshaw, near Hudson,
this morning, the residence and barn were con-
sumed with all the contents. Loss between
So 900 and s.. coo.
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Special to the indianapolis journal
CLINTON Nov. 3.-On Sunday morning, at
2oclock, the residence of John Vanduyne a far
mer of this county, was fred while he was at
tending Republican rally at Newport. His
wife was nearly suffoeated before she awoke-
Everything was destroyed. Loss, So, 500.
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The Prospect at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-The Board of County Com
missioners this evening appointed $500 special
constables to serve at the polls tomorrow.
United States Marshal Jones has appointed a
large number of deputies, supposed to be about
1000, part of whom will be stationed at the
polls The conservative opinion of both parties
tonight is that there will be no more trouble
than usual tomorrow 1t has been raining all
night, and at this hour midnight is still falling
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DIED..

HANC0CK-On Sunday, Nov. Q, at 8; 10 p M, Dr..
b. T.. Hancock, in his sixty-hfth year.
Funeral from his late residence No. 372 North
New Jersey street, at o'clock Wednesday, Nov,
5. Services conducted by Rev. David Walk, D D.,
and Capital City Lodge l. o. o. +. Friends desiring
to view the remains call from 10 to II a m. the
morning of Wednesday, the 9TH
HENTHORNE--At 63G North Alabama street in
her seventy seventh year, Mrs. Rachel Il. Henthorne
mother Of Mrs w. ID. Sapp and DR.. Henthorne
Remains will be taken to Ohio for nternent.
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 3.-James A. Mcclure, en-
gneer at CAROLS foundry, was found this
morning lying in the engine room in an uncon-
scious condition, with the back of his skull
crushed in. He is sJill living but has not re-
gained consciousness and the physicians say he
will die. Two men who were seen in his com
pany late last night were arrested to might on
suspicion of having made the assault.
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By the way, Mrs. Logan is here to-day fascinat-
ing the Republican leaders, converting suscept-
ible young Democrats and smoothing the path
of her busy lord She is the ideal woman for
President and she can give points in statesman
ship and daily politics to most any graybeard in
affairs. Belva Lockwood may ride a tricycle.,
but Mrs. Logan can drive political fourin-
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A UCTION SALE-OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

A UCTION SALE-OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE OH PAINTINGS AND LIBRARIES or
ALBERT Il. FLETCuER AND THOMAS II. SHARPE ESQ.
We will sell. on Wednesday morning Nov. D. at 10.
and continuing in the afternoon at o'clock, az the
residence of Albert K. Fletcher. Esq. No 6l9 North
Pennsylvania street very superior collection of par
lor furniture piano Administer Brussels and ingram
carpets bedroom suites, Russian leather dining
brequns two billiard tables IAN complete), large elk
head, Cecan horns, all the very fine bronze gas fix
lures chandeliers newell lights and adjustable chan
delier, parlor desk, etc, etc At o'clock in the
evening the splendid oil paintings water colors steel
engravings chromos together with the two libraries,
will be sold. The goods will be open fu. inspection
Monday and Tuesday, Nov. and 1. Catalogues may
be had application at Office No. 50 East Wash
ingtOn street. Terms cash. Sale positive. HUNT
& MCCURDY Anctioneers. BY order Of G.. p An
derson trustee for \. f. Fletcher, and Howard Gale.
trustee for 4. H. Sharpe
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Sentenced for Polxeamx.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 3--Judge Zane to-day SEN
fenced Rudger Clawson, convicted one week
ago of polygamy, to four years in the peniter-
tiary and to pay fine of $500. An appeal was
taken, pending which his counsel moved that he
be released on bail, which was refused. Claw
son was remanded to the custody of the United
States marshal
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Ben Buffers Parting Shot.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov 3--General Butler
made a speech here tonight in which he said
Cleveland had no more chance of being elected
President than he had of going to heaven in a
chariot of fire. In conclusion, General Butler
said he was going for the Democratic party now
and after Blaine is elected, as he will be, he
should go for the Republican party
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A STRONG point in favor of Michler's Herb Bit
ters, the great liver regulator, the great blood
purifier, the great cure for all diseases of the
Kidneys, is that it is purely vegetable in its com
position and is prepared by an eminent physi-
clan. tits undoubtedly the best tonic stomachic
and appetizer before the public. Rowand g. Co,
druggists, of Barry, Pike county, Ill, write:
"One of our physicians here says it cured him
of dyspepsia when his own efforts ard some of
the best physicians in the West had failed"
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Irish-American Votes from the South for
Blaine and Logan.

Blaine and Logan.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WILMINGToN, Del, Nov. 3.-The largest polit-
cal meeting ever held in Delaware, was address
ed tonight by Alex. Sullivan, of Chicago and
Colonel Ballard, of Colorado, wellknown Irish
Nationalist. Jas. F. Bourke presided, with fifty
vice presidents, none of whom had ever before
voted against the Democratic party The re-
markable feature of the meeting was the pres
ence of so many Irish Americans who had never
before attended a Republican meeting, and who
eheered to the echo every mention of protection
of American industry and Blaine's name. The
Irish-Amerlean vote from the Southern manu-
featuring cities will amaze the Bourhons
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Morris Condon,s Condition.

Morris Condor, who was shot through the
chest, west of White river bridge. on Last Satur-
day night, by highwayman, resting easily
last night, and there is a somewhat more favor
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DEMOCRATIC woRK1NGMEN.

The Toilers of New York Are Betting Cleve-
New York Special.
everywhere tne l-4dications multiply that the
pemocrauc %>Srkingmen have taken the bit in
'heirr ecetA and will almost solidly BOLT Grover
Cleveland, notwithstanding the frantic efforts
Of the Democratic leaders to whip them into
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A few drops of ammonia will be effectual in re
moving grease from the dish pan, and it is a
good plan once in a while to add little to the
water used to cleanse the sink.
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THE DESTINY OF MAN. BY John Fske. Houghton
Mfiin & Co, Boston, Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indi
annapolis. Price, 81.
An address before the Concord School of Phil
osophy and based on the Darwinian theory of
development, yet holding to the Seriptural ac-
count as not incompatible. This address will
attract attention and provoke discussion.
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COUNTRY COUSINS By Ernest Ineersoll. Illus
trated. Harper & Brothers, New York; Meirils
Meigs & Co., Indianapolis.
An admirable book of short lessons in natural
history adapted for young minds, and valuable
alike to those of maturer years. The illustra-
tons are numerous and excellent, and the vol
ume is one that may be recommended as good
zone for the education of youth in the line indi
Gated.
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able chance for his recovery, although the
wound is of a nature that in almost every case
results fatally.
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HISTORY OF GUsTAvUs ADoLFHUs. By John u
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Bowen, Stewart g. Co., Indianapolis. Price, ESQ.
A fine volume of AIT pages, recOunting the re-
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The PERIL OF THE REPUBLIC AND OTHER POEMS.
By George Mcdonald Major G.. p Putuam's Sons,
New York; Bowen, Stewart & Co, Indianapolis.
Price, SIS.
Verses bearing evidence of haste, containing
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not without poetic merit that deserves more
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pressed.
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INDIANA AND ILLIN0ISNEWS
The Daily Chronicles of Happenings
of All Kinds in The two States.
A Vincennes Man Dangerously Cut with %
RazOr-Valuable Barn Burned-State
Notes and GIeanings
INDIANA.

tFVo 1NLlIHO5e OtIU 10 IOV09 III
Saloon Fight.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VINcENNEs Oct. IA cutting ARRAY occurred
at Avery's saloon, last night, i'll which Jessie
Edwards cut Jim Kerns III the face with a razor,
dangerously if not fatally injuring him. 1t
was horrible affair, and Edwards was at once
arrested and lodged in jail.
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Frnina Block Burned.

LOUISIANA, Mo-, Nov 3.-Fire this morning
consumed entire a frame block belonging to DR..
Hardin Loss, $4,000; we'll insured.
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JuDFTH SHAKESPEARE, BY William Black Illus
trated by +. A Abbey. Harper & Brothers, New York
Merrill AEeigs & Co., indianapolis
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THE COUNTESS OF ALBANY By Vernon Lee. Rob
erts Brothers, Boston, Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indi
anayoks. Price, /.
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ALMOST DUCHESS No Name series. Robert
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LONDON Nov. 3-Arrived: State of Ne
braska, Donau, Amerique, France and Egypt
from New York
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LOVE AND MIRAGE; Or WAITING ON AN ISLAND.
An out-of-deoP romance. Harper < Brothers. New
York; Merrill, Meigs Sc Co., indianapolis.
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William Hand Browne Houghton. Miffiin G. Co.
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GENTS-ANY MAN OR WOMAN MAKING
AUCTION SALES.

TUNT & McCURDY, REAL. ESTATE AND GEN,
4 i eral Auctoueers No 50 East Washington street.
Stocks of merchandise in city country bought out
right for cash
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

7 ZEE HANSHAW, RESTAURANT AND LUNCH
II room, 80 and 81 Circle street, west side, has
duced meals from 25c to poe, five meals for $l.00.
Oysters served in every STYLE finest and latest in the
city. Open at all hours.
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SOME LITERARY RECoLLECTIONS. BY James Payn.
Harper & Brothers, New York; Merrill, Megs &
Co., Indianapolis.
The "reminiscences of any man of distinction
can but be interesting. OF u man like James
Payu they are douoly So The reader, whether
he knew Payn intimately or only by reputation.
viii peruse every page in this book with inter
ESQ that will not flag. From his reeoIlections of
his hoyhood days to those of maturer years, and
other literary characters, arc replete with anec-
dotes characteristic of the people involved, and
give charming insight to the personal life of
the author.
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CURRENT LITERATURE.


The INNER SIsTERHOoD. BY Douglass Sherley al-
thor of The Valley of Unrest; Book Without a
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Bowen, Stewart q CO.. indianapolis. Price, 50.
A rare, racyi yet wholesome book, consisting
of seven several stories, or sketches, by as many
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Meadows; Robert Fairfield lover by Miss
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Alice Wing; Flirting Cor Revenue Only by
Miss Rose Clendennin; Mother and Daughter, ~
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white and bronze-making altogether a very
handsome brochure or collection of brochures,
'n high color bound together.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. =

The following freight passed Ogden Jnly 9TH
For Sacramcnto-W. D. ComStOCk, J box wal
nut chair frames; Cecil Warner, boxes buggy
reaches t bundles car springs. 8 boxes ca. cir
cles, boxes car aNleS. I bundles and crates
wheels buggy body. bundle tire steel: Joseph
Hahn. - barrels birthstone. 10 eases Florida
water Huntington. Hopkins d Co., plates and
J case steel, boxes hardware eases iron
bench screws, 5 eases grindStOnes case alIgers.
cases locks, case hinges, eases spelter ,
cases machine oilers l case fruit presses I box
bells ! case cutlery / case lanterns, barrel and
l ease cuuycombS, / case hammers, ! case
blacksmith : pincerS; John Ercumer, ! ease dry
goods; Hall. 1uhr, & Co., ~ cases condensed
mills: l.. /. Lewis 4 Co. bale hammOckS
Baker " Hamilton, - eases bolts 10 boxes locks
] buggy; Hale Bros. 4 Co., ] bcH hosiery;
Adams. Mcneil x Co., - ticrccs hams, 80 cases
fSh; Ncbius 4 Co. Il ticTceS hams: John T.
Cooper. piano; Liudley a Co., 81 boxes baking
powder; L. Lyon u Co, 1 case dry goods; Rev.
). u Belt, trunk, 1 boxes and barrels and
crates household goods, bundle carpet, rock
er, sewing machine; sullivan & RaYekes u
cases vanish; Standard Oil Co, 800 cases oil
For Stoekton-Bailcy, Badgeley d Co. ; boxes
hardware, box hatehets box scaies /, box
natlocks. l box locks, G mauls box butts
box clankS, crowbars. bundles N hrelbar-
Tows; W. s Hancock, boxes hardware. bun
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET
sAcnAMENro, Jnly l0th.

SACRAMENTO, July 10Th.
rpT-TT-Iemons. Sicily, S96nl0 q case; Oranges,
ca1iforuia. sos - ? box; Lines. u p; Bananas,
e. a5G3 30 a bunch: Pineapples, S6@9 q dozen;
Socosnnts. s. 5Od6 a 100: Apples. 15c e bx;
EEeesDhcrrics 81 = ease; Peaches. 60c{dsl: Cur
rsnfs 5, SOFAS 2 chest; ApricotS, 75cGSl e DOX;
pii1ns Toe; BackberTieS, 4G5c.
p1F FRI-TTS-Assorted, 215-fb cans, e doz,
q 50. escorted gallon cans, 81 50; Peaches, 21a-
60. Whortleberries 81 70; Capital Asparagus,
DRIED FRUTTS-Appes, sliced, -1O@ilc Z ID;
do chartered 9dl0c; Pears, peeled, I(dec; 90
1Inrcelcd 10 &c; Plums, pitted, 1SGrl9c; Peaches,
lo6l2l@c; do peeled, i9tG2oc; Irunes, German German
and French 12l%dl3c; BlackberrleS, 1iGloc;
Figs, California, 6@7c 3 h. A.
TABLE FRUiTS-Assorted, 2199-fo cans, & doz'
g. 10. Peaches s. 50 Bartlett Pears, g 80; Plums,
- IS: Blaekberries. 81 $685.: GooscberrleS s5;
Strawberries $ -; ApricotS, s. y; Muscdt
Grapes, s. - Red CuIrants, - 20; Cherries
VEGETABLES Potatoes. 7O@SOc; New
Onions. GO@75; Cauiaower. 81 e dozen Cab
page, Goa Zoe; Carrots, 81 e 100; Iurnps, roc;
bunch vegetables, i212c { doz; Parsnips,, lc
Beets Il5c; Horse Radish, &c 2 H. Artichokes
35c = doz, Jerusalem Articaokes 319Cd4c q M:
Celery. 6Oa75 p 1oz; Garlic, i95c; Rhubarb
ia5c; Pcas Sc: Asparagus, 3Geic z IL; Cucum-
berS 5aGc z doz; String Beans, 2Gr21 C; Wax
TiE ; Flour, 81 70 e barrel; Oatmeal
81 "a T 100 ms, latter for Eastern; Cornmeal
yellow s. 95g2 50; white, s. 25@2@; Cracked
POUiTRY-Iivc Turkeys 2OG21c p IL {;
dressed, Prose; full grown Chickens, s. SOFAS =
dozen Young BOOSTERS, sos 50 = dozen; Broil-
ers, s5@5 20 tame Ducks, $40; Geese, S2(g2 %
? pair Eggs. choice lots, 256,2ic y dozen.
GANlE-IIaic, Il 75G2; Rabbits, Sl@1 30 ;
NrIlari Ducks S3d6 2 dozen; Teal, SI(e1 30 q
dozen; Sprig, S2e2 - 4 dozen.
DAIRY PRODJCTS-Buttec choice, 22d25c q
h mixed lots in rolls, lSc Cheese, California
I2@l5c Western fats. l5@l7c; Marins Cream
l9Gl9lc.
MEATS-Beef Sto DC Mutton. Sc z ii Pork,
&c Veal. small calves, llml2c: large, % l0c
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED-0at hay, 50 Gl2 =
ton Alfalfa hay,e7 j0GS Z ton Brau sic Z ton :;
NiddIngs, SIS t ton; Barley whole, S1SG19 =
ton ground, 81 Wheat. 81 40Gl co p cwt !;
tame Oats. s. Corn 81 500'l 10 q cwt for choice.
MIsCELLANEOUS-Se Italia, S1sd9c;
Timothy, Eastern, Ease a b. Oregon Ease \:
Pop Corn. 6dSC q h : Red Clover l4dl5c Red
Top, ll@l2l5c. Nuts-flng,ish Wainuts go
1Oc; California .Walnuts, so Ice; Almonds, la
15c; Peanuts, California, 6i@d7c Lard (Califor
nial. cans, he; Eastern, 1l@15c; Hides. salt
light and medium. Si.lo.g e heavy. l7@ III !:
Tallow, &c; Hops Offering at 2jGj0c y ID
stocks small
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
,alt Lake is infested with tramps.

Salt Lake is infested with tramps.
Burglars are doing well at Truckee,
The Piutes are to have fandango at
Wddsw0rth, New.
William KIuiz was shot by companion
named Sheeban, aged - years, Sunday, at
Vallejo
TWO, Nye county, Nevada, was almost
laid bare by fire ON the ith. The loss is
about SD, coo.
4 daughter of {. Z. Kemp, of Helena,
NJ. r., was fatally shot last week while at
tempting TO wrest Il revolver from her
mother. who intended to commit suicide
A little four year-old boy at Winnemucca
fell from lumber-pilc the other day and
had one of his legs broken between the
knee and ankle The child crawled several
hundred yards ON his hands and knees to
his home.
A Deputy Sheriff from Visalia placed in
the State Insane Asylum at Stockton Fri
day a I4-year old boy afflicted with hydro
phobia. The unfortunate youth had been
bitten by small dog some months ago,
and exhibited all the characteristics OF by
drophobia in its worst stages. He would
bark, snarl and attempt to bite his keeper
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board of Supervisors of sacramento
county, State of California, are prepared TO re,
deem the following outstanding Indebtedness OF
Court house and Jail Bonds authorized to be
issued by Act of the Legislature, approved
March Is 1870 from No. TO 100 inclusive, for
$500 each, and bonds of 1870, known as " county
HOSPITAL Bonds" authorized by Act of Leglsla-
ture. approved January p, 1870. No. ! to loo in
elusive, and Nos 159 and 16o. for 500 each.
Also, that interest on said bonds shall cease six
months after the first publication OF thus notice.
By order ef the Board.
Sacramento. May "a. 1851 m29ip6m
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL ACIFIC RAILROAD
Commencing TUESDAY, July 1, 1884,
lSB UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains and Boats will Leave Sacramento


Commencing TUESDAY, July 1, 1881,
ISb UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains and Boats will Leave Sacramento
AS FOLLOWS;
100 A.M.-(Dailyl -Accommodation Train
to stockton and lathrop. Connects ut
Iathrop with ;. r Emigrant Train TO
The Needles. Deming FL Paso and New
orleans.
3:3O A.M.-Dauy)-C. p Pacific Express, via
Benicie for San Francisco.
600 4. M.-(Daily) san Francisco Passenger
Train, via Benicia. Connects at SuiSuu
for Vallejo and CalistOga. Second class
passenger cars for San Francisco al
tached.
daton Train to Marysville Red Bluff
and Redding.
500 A. M.-Daily)-C. p. Emigrant Train to
Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
1000 A. Nor as soon thereafter practi-
cable-Sundays excepted. Steamer to
san Francisco, touching at all way ports
ON the Sacramento river.
11.3O a. M.-(Dailyl-Passenger Train to
Woodland, Williams, Willows, Tehama
and Red Bluff.
11.4O A. M.-tDaily(-Sun Francisco Passen-
ger Train. Connects at Gait with Passen-
ger Train to lone and at Lathrop
MADEIRA. Fresno and Tulare connects
also at Niles for San Jose.
10.4OP. M.-(Daily)-LOcal Passenger Train
To Auburn and Colfax.
$50 P. M.-(Daily) = oregon Express for
sew Marysviile, Chico, Red Bluff and Red
ding portland, Oregon).
$50 Y. M.-(Daily)-San Francisco PaSsen-
ger Train, via Bcnicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo. Connects also at suisun
Sundays excepted, for Calistoga.
500 Z. NJ Sundays cXcepted) - Local
Train to Stockton and Lathrop.
Connects at Lathrop with the South
ern Atlantic Express to MADEIRA
Mojave The Needles Ga. & T. X. RI
Newhall santa Barbara), Los Ange-
les, Cotton (San Diego), Yuma, Mari
cOpa, Tucson, Deming a., f. Il $. +
X. r., Fl Pnso (T. " T. Ry.l, San Antonio
and New orleans.
7:05 T.. M.-(DailyJ - Passenger Train to
Woodland and Knights Landing
7.35 .-(Daily)-Central Atlantic Express
To COlfaX, Reno Carson and Virginia.,
Battle Mountain (Austin), Palisade Gu
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.