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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-09
STATE on CALIroRNrA.

SACRANENTO June s, 1850.
I, d. NJ. Burns, Secretary Of the state OF Cali
fornia do hereby certify that copy of articles
of incorporation, duly certified by the County
Clerk OF san Francisco county, was filed in this
Office on tAc sth day OF June, y. ID. 1855 con-
tanning the following statement o. facts
l. That the name of the corporation is the
Grand Palor of the Native Sons of the Golden
West
> That the purposes for which it is formed are
social intercourse. mental improvement and
mutual benefit. To that end we propose 70 buy,
sell, rent, lease, improve, and otherwise dispose
OF real personal and mixed estate TO organize
auxiliaries sustain suspend, disband, or regu-
late them by charter, disp1nsation and bylaws,
with such name, officers privileges. authority
ana power as The Society may from time to time
determine Also 70 establish Subordinate Par
lors with such members, officers, authority,
privileges and powers as the Society may deter
mine, and do al other acts as may be legally
done by virtue u the laws OF this, the state OF
California.
3. The place where its principal business is to
he transacted is the city and county OF san
Francisco, State OF California
4. The term for which 1t Is to exist 10 hity
5. The number Of its Directors or Trustees is
seven and the names and residences OF those
who are to act as Directors or Trustees Until the
next election as provided for by the constitu-
ton of said Grand PaTlOr, are: Frank J. Higgins
san Francisco: Frank d. Ryan, SACRAMENTO;
Henry Lunstrdt, san Francisco; J. !. Z. COrdes,
oakland: Frank q. Wsker, san Francisco; W.
A. Nash, oakland; II. Clay Chapman, SGcra-
Witness my hand and the great seal Of State.
ut Office in Sacramento, Cal, the Sth day of
June, i. T., 1850.
ISeal.l D. NJ BUENs
Secretary of State.
FOURTH SESSION.
The fourth annual session of the Grand
Parlor convened at Oakland June 7, 1881,
Grand President II. J. Higgins presiding.
Following were the delegates presenting
credentials, which were duly accepted
From California Parlor, No IA. C. Lut-
gems, John II. Grady, II. Lunstedi T. G.
DuPuy. Oakland Parlor, No. Henry
Trevor, Joseph Brecht, John j. Maggie.
Sacramento Parlor, No. 3-H. C. Chapman,
c. f. Parker, W. Shields, L. F. Cohn.
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n1sconERY OF GOLD.

eary to compel you to respect this determine
tion Cod and liberty. MANI CASTRO
Senior Captain Don J. C. Fremont.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-09

The ra,t haS been that in less han
effect b.. a., prospect, and fate Of Alta
Califr l.i. ihe.. the capital WAS iu the
hands e, a iaH individuals engaged in trade
and Sseeula'jon now, labor las got The
upper hand of capital and tie laooriHg
mon h1j the great mass of wealth OF the
count y-,hc gold.
There are now about ino1 white per
sons. beside uUmbeT Of Indians, engaged
in III. w.ne, aud irW tine fac, that no
caui,ah required, they ate working in
comp.1i.s. en- equal shares, 60" alone. with
their baskets. Iu one par, of the mines
called ic dry di-sjn-s ao other i"plc-
mcut Is necessary than an ordinary sheath
knife, to pick the gold from the
rocks In other paris, where the
gold IS washed out, Che machinery
is very implc. being On ordinary trough
made a., plank. round on the bottom, about
ten fecy ieng and two feet wide az the top
with rilue, or sieve az one end, to each
the large gravel. and three or four small
bars across the bottom, about half an inch
high, TO keep the gold from going out with
the dirt and water ii tie lower end. This
machine IS set upon rockers, which give
haH-rotary motion to the water and dirt
inside But far the largest number use
nothing but large tin pan, or an Indian
basket, into which they place the dirt and
shake Il about until the gold gets to the
bottom, and the dirt is carried over the side
in the shape of muddy water. 1t is neces-
7ssfy, III some Cs.sos, tonsIte d Cow Dai, pick
or .saEel: hst greet deal is tx en I'D with
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
Walter 8. Maxwell, Plaintiff,
vs..
Maria Guadalupe Flgueroa ct al,
Defendants.

The people oi the State Of California send
greeting t. Maria Guadalupe Fisusroa, Jose
Figueroa, Francisco Figueroa, Mara yesus
FigueroA. Amads Hgueros, Ciria Maria Figue-
roa, Faustina Figusroa, John Doe, James Doe,
WIN. Doe, Aurelia Roe. Celestina Roe and
You are hereby required to appear In an actien
brought against you BY the above named plain
tn in the Superior Court Of the State of Califor-
| mia, in and for the county Of Los Angeles
and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive Of the day Of servicej,
after the service on you Of this slmmons-if
served witnin this county; or II served elsewhere
within thirty dsys-or Judgment by default will
| said complaint.
The said action is brought TO obtain judgment
against said defendants tnat they may be re-
quired 10 set forth the nature OF their several
plaintiffs complaint, and that ali adverse claim
Of the said defendants or either Of them, may be
determined by decree OF this Court and that
by said decree Il be declared and adjudged that
the said Defendants or either Of them. have no
estate or Interest whatever In or 10 the said land
and premises; and that tho title OF plsintid IL
good and sufficient and valid. And also that the
defendants, and each and every OF them, be for
ever debarred from asserting any claim what
ever IN or r 20 said lands or premises adverse 10
relief as to this honorable Court shall seem meet
and agreeable TO equity, and for costs OF suit
Reference Is had TO complaint for particulars
And you are hereby notified that II you fall TO
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will cause your de-
FAULT to be entered and will apply to the Court
for the relief therein demanded
Given under my hand and the seal Of the su-
perior Court OF tho State Of California, In and
for the county OF Los Angeles, this a5th day Of
January, In the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three.
sEAL A. W. POTTS. Clerk
By A. NORTON, Deputy
G. u. Thom, Attorney fol Plaintiff
fefll7 pm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14

At 10 O'Clock A. ~. Of said day, or as soon there.
after as hearing can be had. the undersigned,
- City Attorney Of the city OF Los Angeles, will
in the name and for and In behalf Of said oorpor-
county Of Los Angeles, State Of California, at the
Courthouse, In the city OF Los Angeles, In said
county and State, and In the Court room Ct said
Court House. known ~ Judge Howard's Court.
q petition In writing Praying for the condemns
Ing Main street. In said city, and for the use Of
said portion widencd, and said portion extended
a. public street.
The realty described In said petition and
sought to be condemned is the following:
Commencing at point In the intersection Of
the north line Of Marchessault street With the
centre line Of Main street, formerly Bath street.
from which post bears the southwest corner OF
the fence Of Mrs. Doria Jones. south So degrees
east Ill feet, and running thence along the
north line Of Marchessault street. south So de-
grees east 40 feet TO stake ss.3 feet distant
from the southeast corner Of the fence Of Mrs
Doria Jones, on the west line Of 0lvera street;
thence north 81 degrees east, $3.50 feet 10 the
northwest line of Alameda street; thence along
the same, north lo4 degrees east, 81 feet to .
postn the center line the proposed street thence
still along the northwest line Of Alameda street,
north l03 degrees east. 1857 feet TO the south
line OF High street; thence south 81 degrees west,
99l.6 feet to the north line Of Marchessault /
street stake. south 53 degrees east, 40 feet dis
tant from the prolonged east line Of uprer Main
street: thence along the north line Of Marches
sault street south 63 degrees east, TO the place
o. beginning, except that portion thereof lying
within the present limits Of Main street,
For all further particulars reference In hereby
made To the said written petition abovsDrelered
to now on he In the office Of the Clerk Of the Su.
perior Court OF the county OF Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. W. d. STEPHENSON
City Attorney Of the City Of Los Angeles and
Attorney for Petitioner
Los Angeles, February 18th. 1884. feblstd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
LEGAL.
Order to SHOW baus\
In the Superior Court Of Los \upele.
County, Site Of California
In the Matter Of thdEstatcs and Guardianship Q
Joseph X Patick, Charles E. PAtrkk an
<Marcla A. Patrik mInora -

In the Matter Of thaEstatcs and Gusrdia,lhip
Joseph X Pattck, Charles Z. PAtrKk an
Marcia A. Patrfk, minors.
It appearing to tts Court from the petition duly
verified and this da duly presented and hie1 BY
Mary A. Patrick, glardian Of the persons and
estates Of said minds, praying tor ~ order 70
sell certain real est4e particularly described In
said petition and beppging to said minors, that
1t is necessary and will be beneficial 10 said
minors 10 sell said rel property at private sale,
said wards and Of cab Of them, and all persons
interested In the esktss Of said wards, or vf
either or any Of them appear before the Court.
ut the courtroom thasof, In which the Hon. ".
y. Howard, one Of th Jueges thereof. presides,
Los Angeles, state Of California, on the tel,tn
day of4farch. 1884, 1 Ten O'Clock In the fors-
noon Of that day, thenand there TO show cause
why an order should net b granted and made
directing the sale Of tho following described real
state Of California, and pore particularly dc.
scribcd as follows, to-wit: ~
All the right title and interest Of Joseph IL.
Patrick, Charles =. Patrick sqt Marcia a. Pat
rick. minon,. sforesaid, in and TO tn. following
Block No. 2l2, lots A and B, Block 81; the
east oue-third ~ of lots J, ard In Block 1!01
and lot Z in Block III, all In Hortons Addition
| to San Diego, In the county Of Ian Diego, Bts!|
OF Chuiofhiei AA5o lot3 auo y IN biock cos "
Middletown: also the undivided ons-half of "
southeast quarter Of Pueblo lot no. s57, and n
undivided half Of Pueblo lot No 26l. contxinifI
twenty acres each in said undiv vided interest.
| The interests Of said miuors IN aforesaid Psox
erty is further described - the interest therdl1
acquired by said minors and by each Of them q
spectivelv by inheritance from their tieceAsc|
father, the late N. s. Patrick, each u ri
| minors owning an undivided one-sixth (1J inttf
est In all the Aforesaid property.
And 1t II further ordered that o cepy ot t'4l
order be published In the Los Angeles DAG
HlRALD, . newspaper printed in said Los ~
geles county. at least once week for three =
cessive weeks prior to the said 10Th sia1
March, 1884,
Done in open Court this nth day Of Februl
1884. We HOWARD, Jud4
| W. r. Gardiner, Attorney for Guardian.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of the Superior Court OF the county Of Los
Angeles, State Of California. made on the Sd day
Of March, 1884, in the matter Of the estates Of
Joseph II. Patrick, Charles T. Patrick and Mar.
ella A, Patrick, minors the undersigned, Mary A.
Patrick, the guardian Of said minors, VIII sell at
private sale to the highest bidder, for cash, and
subject to confirmation by said Superior Court,
on or after Thursday the 27th day Of March, 1854,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Room No. / in the Allen
Block in the city Of Los Angeles in the county Of
Los Angeles aforesaid, all the right title inter
est and estates OF the said minors and Of each of
them, in and to all those certain lots pieces or
parcels Of land situate, lying, and being In the
said State OF California, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The north9 est quarter Of the northeast quarter
OF section seventeen in township one south, range
fourteen west, S d. meridian, in the county Of
Les Angeles, and the north Of the northwes It
quarter OF section sixteen, township one south,
range fourteen west, S. b. Meridian, In the coun-
ty of Los Angeles
ii.
Lot in Block X of the Mott tract in the city
OF Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, State OF
California.
ILL.,
Lot in Block of Nichols' addition to West
Los Angeles. situate in the city Of Los Angeles.
county of Los Angeles state of California.
Block 0 in East Los Angeles, situate in the city
Of Los Angeles, county Of Los Angeles, State OF
California, bounded on the north by Downey av-
enue, on the west BY Chestnut street. on the
south by Hawkins street and on the east by Tru-
man street
"
That CERTAIN lot situated on the corner OF Third
and Utah streets, In the town Of San Bernar-
dino In the county OF San Bernardino, State of
California, together with the brick huil1ing
thereon, which said lot and building are known
the City Of Paris building, and the lot on which
tho same is situated and being the same property
heretofore conveyed by II. J.. Stewart to o. s.
Withsrby, NJ. s. Patrick and others, occupied at
present BY Meyersteln & Co, as City OF Paris
Store,
The interests of said minors in aforesaid prop
erty, to-wit, in each Of aforesaid parcels num-
bered l. to ", Is further described the interest
therein acquired by said minors and by each of
them respectively by inheritance from their de-
ceased father, the late NJ. 8. Patrick Offers or
bids will be received at Room No. l, Allen Block,
aforesaid,
Terms and conditions Of sale:-Cash, ten per
cent. Of the purchase money to be paid TO the
said Guardian on the day OF sale balance on con-
frmation OF sale by said Superior Court. Deed
at expense OF purchaser.
MARY A. PATRICK,
Guardian Of the persons and estates Of Jo
seph II. Patrick, Charles L. Patrick and Mar
cia A. Patrick, Minors.
March Sd, 1884.
W. p. Gardiner, attorney for said guardian. mh4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
HEARTsBAsE.


The forest trees in foathory robes were drest,
And tewccd with great drops Hike frozen dew;
The brown earth lay boneath the snsw AT rest,
Add overhead sky OF palcst blue
The reign OF winter silently contest
Afsr, the shivering sea q inccssant sghs
Droko on the piercing air and died away.
Tho world seemed as a barren waste that lies
In spectral whitencss, near tho close OF day,
whercon no gladsome thing. alert. may rise.
thought the summers Joy and fragrant
bloom
should last throughout the year; alas no seed
saved, to spring with life from out the gloom
Of buried days and cheer mo at my noed
Or weave sweet dreams Of June within my
home.
Iieartsick, I passed along the narrow path
And sought In vain for hues to break the bare
Blank paleness and monotony. Earth hath
No 10y for me !" sighed out To the air,
And aimlessly fed on, forgetting faith.
A child's small, busy hands. to shape form
In iancied sculptured beauty, tore ths snow
From on y spot where once grew, deep and
warm
OF hue, the flowers dear to poets, 10
There bloomcd u pansy, safe from cold and
storm.
The purple petals breathcd gracious thought
OF sure relief when, failing, we despair.
And, hidden from the sight, lesson taught
on heartsease blooming brightly everywhere.
Though under silent SHOWS the charm b,
wrought
--tAdelaide q. waldron, In I.eslies Sunday Mag
AalDe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14

Richard N. Beach, the Executor Of the last
Will and Testament OF Elizabeth Z. Beach, de-
ceused, having fled his petition herein. praying
for an order Of sale OF tho whole OF tho reaf
estate OF said decedent. for the purposes there
In set forth:
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of the said
Court that all persons interested In the estate u
said deceased, appear bofore the said Superior
Court on Monday. the thirty-hrst day OF March,
1884, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. at
the Court Room Of said Superior Court, at the
Court House, in the city and county OF Los An.
geles, In the TO show cause why an
order sheuld not be granted to the said fxecu-
tor 10 sell the whole sc much Of the real estate
OF the said deceased at private sale rs shan 10
necessary.
And that a copy Of this order be published at
least four succ ,sslve weeks In the Daily uga AID.
newspaper printed and published In SAID city
and county
v. Il. HOWARD,
Judge Of the Superior Court
Dated February, 10th, 1884.
Brunson. Wells 4 Lee. Attorneys for Execu.
1or. febfotd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
Press Pleaeantriee

To the mama born-The Israelites.
whats in name?" said the clerk, ss
he signed his employers name to bogus
check.
Now York cats wear silver collars
with tiny bells. This makes quite an
addition to the concerts.
A Wheeling editors library has been
swept away by the food, leaving him
only volume of water.
How much brighter and more cheer
full life looks to man as he prizes him
self out of dentists chair.
Out in Dakota worshipers in the far
end of the church threaten to shoot the
preacher unless he speaks louder.
Explanations which do not explain, -
always blossom about > A. NJ, as any
convival married man can inform you.
Colonel Tom Ochiltree is said to be
fond of lying under the trees in the sum.
msr. In the winter time he doesn't wait
to get under tree.
"The city must put its foot down on
such corruptions," shrieks an excited
contemporary. But it can't Cor.
porations have no souls.
No, Logan isn't candidate for Pres.
ident; but if there is anything in the
world he can do to secure the nomina-
tion, please let him know.
Things one would rather have left un-
said. Dearest friend (admiring the new
p0rtrait) )-"How sweet! How charming!
How pretty And yet so like"
Two tramps met on the highway. One
was evidently lame. The following con
versation ensued Lame "Yes. I"
"Dog," "No." "Boot!" "Yes."
Old lady--"Only think, one mission.
ary for 10, 900 cannibals" Young lady
Mercy! they must have terrible light
appetites or awful big missionaries"
A good ft-A fit of laughter A fash
ionable art Dupid's dart. The mails
receive the most valentines. The wealth
er has stolen March Oh February.
"Yes, said the boy, 81 might Just as
well be at the head OF my class as not.
But don't mind being at the foot and
the other boys do, so | sacrifice myself"
Simply because his cat brought home
two or three fish which she stole from
the neighboring market, Briggs boasts
that he is getting his mackercl by the
kit.
Colonel Griffin says that at the time
OF the engagement of Miss Anderson and
the Duke OF Portland the two had never
met. Clearly case of love at no sirht
at all.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Virgin Street
grade assessment roll has been received by the
Superintendent Of Streets and that all sums
levied md assessed in said assessment roll are
now due and payable Immediately, and that the
payment Of said sums Is to be made to him within
thirty 30) days from the date Of the rst publica-
tion OF said notice and all assessments not paid
before the expiration Of said thirty( III be
declared to be delinquent and that thereafter the
delinquent assessment together with cost Of ad
vertfsing each delinquent assessment will be
added thereto.
E. II. BOYD. Supt. Of Streets
Los Angeles Fob. 2S, 1884. lot feb2g
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
Re-Registration of Voters.
oYYrcK OF THE County cLhsk os

oYYIcE OF THE County CLkkK "
Los Angeles County. /.
II Is heraby ordered that the County f51
the county Of Los Angeles. shall procu1l
books for the registration Of the qualine1
tors Of Los Angeles county and shall proG
re-register the voters OF said county In Cd
ity with the Political Code Of the State d 4
fornia:
"ssc. 1904. There must be Kept In the -
tee County Clerk Of each county, Great II
ter; whenever deemed necessary the noaj1
supervisors Of any county may. by osdoc
quire . re-rsgistration Of the yoters q
county, which said erder shall be publiahn
at least one Newspaper publ1hcd II
county for not less than slx months pg1
ing the next ensuing general election. :
registration shall conform In ell respects q
provisions Of this Code concerning original
tration, except that any person applyiux e.
registrstion shall be entitled thereto upou
ing that bis name was enrolled and uncann1
on the former Great Register"
The former Great Register Of Los Ar
county must be preserved by the County d
but shall not be used for the purposes d
election after the ist day Of November, loe(
By order Of the Board Of supervisors os
county Of Los Angeles. this Sth day Of Febn1
A: D., 1884. A. W. POTIB.
febl0 ON Clerk Of the Boar
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
Items OF Interest.

Five suicides day was the average in
New York week before last
The Utah Legislature has but ten
more days in which to legislats.
The food in the Saluas river drowned
oil the squirrels infesting the lowlands.
The late cold spell in Southern Oregon
killed thousands OF robins and blue. jays.
X. M. Rucker, near Woodland, lost
l,400 sheep out Of $500 during the last
cold spell.
A highwayman stopped Robert. Hill
near Nevada City, but got only plug OF
tobacco for his trouble.
The Massachusetts, House has passed
bill furnishing free school books to all
pupils Of the free schools.
A girl fourteen years old has just
been arrested in Boston for attempting
to set fire to school building.
Surveyors are at work on wagon
road to connect Grass Valley with the
San Juan and other points north.
james Kennedy, for the shooting of
Dan Bohen at San Jose last Saturday,
has been released on $40, 600 bonds.
Allen & Olingor, on Butte Creek, are
planting 1900 Bartlett pear trees, and
will have pear orchard Of sixty acres.
In Chicago, last month, 800 newly.
made doctors were authorized to dag
nose and prescribe for suffering humanity.
The widow of A. Il. Stewart has sold
the "Stewart Building Broadway and
Chambers street. to Judge Hilton, for
s2,lOO,OOO.
Hansoms are shortly to be introduced
into Chicago. Arrangements have been
made for building one thousand of then,
in that city.
The canncry at Collinsville is working
thirty.three Cinnamon, making cans fol-
tho coming season. 1t is said they in.
tend making between 5000, 900 and
1000, 900 cans.
William Lynn, the young man re-
Gently convicted at Salinas, Of felon
iously assaulting seven. ysar-old girl,
has been sentenced to sixteen years III
the State prison.
Anoka, Mimi, barber shops close on
Sunday, and, as n Consequence, on re
cent Sunday about one hundred citizens
chartered special train and went to st
Cloud to get shaved.
In obedience to the command of thu
Railroad Commissioners of Missouri, Tho
Rock Island road has promised to re-
duce its passenger rntos in that State &c
three cents per mile.
A steel pinion weighing eight tons was
cast at the Calumet Iron Pud Steel Wcrk.
in Chicago week before last. 1t is said
to be thelargest casting ever successfully
turned out in this country.
1t Is believed that the Rhode Islant
Legislature will pass q ten.hour law. II
has such bill under consideration, and
it Is advocated by many of the lead
ing manufacturers of the Slate.
Illinois saloon keepsis' 6aaten in theil
attempt to defeat the Harper high Ii
cense bill before the Supreme Court Of
that State, have determined to carry On
appeal to the United States Supreme
Court.
The S.. Louis police have unearthed
the private account book Of o gambler
whose poker rooms have Just been raid
ed. The book shows the percentage OF
the games played in January to have
been Sl367 over all expenses.
There is likely to be strong fight in
the Canadian Parliament over the legali
cation of secret societies in the Province
of Quebec. These societies are very
powerful in the Dominion, but Catholic
opposition is strong and the contest will
be bitter.