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Convicted OF Murder.

MUSHROOM, Mich. Feb. 19.-Mrs.
Rolana Larson, charged with poison
ing John Guild, was found guilty of
murder In the first degree this morn
ing. Her husband is awaiting trial
IN the same charge. Guild was 60
years Of age and decided his farm to
Mrs. Larson on condition she should
ssurnish him q home during his life,
He died suddenly August lst, and a
poetmortem disclosed that the death
was occasioned by q dose of Trough
on Rats" and the crime was imputed
to the LarSOns.
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Winter ENStUrn0s.

Wintef FNStNrr0e.
] have 800 acres ofthe best winter pasturage ii
Deer LOcge Valley, either for tiOrse- Or cattle.
The ranch il newly fen d.t,d is well supplied
with water which lIe7 81. freezes in winter,
Parties who wish stock IHiy-tcd during severe
weather can be accom- LnOdutei For terms ana
further Iarti' ulars address or au,l y to John K
Eardley, Willow Glen rostoiice. OH Warm
Spring Creek, four miles east / Anaconda
Deer Lodge County. I0-3J-awtf
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Do not Strike Back.

Little Rcbby, aged three years, has
attended Sunday school one or two
months. He is an apt scholar, and
gives early promise Of bearing rich
ethical fruita2e. At play with an
older brother, the other day. his
original Adam 90 far got the better of
him as to cause him to clench his
little fists and strike his brother.
Brother tom was about to retaliate
with his more formidable weapon,
when Bobby cried out; mo. no, no!
Teacher SAYS 90 mustn't strike back
when 90 is hit.n
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FOR SALE!
Real Estate
AND
Mining Property
Tie Grenlesz Uppoz:1u.
nzzY ATe~ We1ca.
N TyEY II r 1rr

ODe-fourth interest IN the Spectator ina.
(patented) now under bond to Col, GYoyson +:
2 10000, q valuable property. -"
One-hal' Of $50 acres ofplacGr mining gror,,
adjoining the Jas. TALBOT round, located i naa4
the Silver Bow Mil.
One-eighth interest In 12 acres Of patant0,
placer mining ground, located near the Esn14
per Bros. ranch, adjoining Butte
Ore-half interest Ill the Sioux CEiaf Iod.
adjoining the Mountain Chief min on The wp.i'
Cne-eighth int. in the Napa [pGte1teGl Iodss
adjoining the Wake | p jim mine on til west
A thir eenin interest in the Mint I01a. sd.
Joining the Orphan Boy mine.
A sixth interest in PA acres in the Railroa5
addition Of BUTTE, and 0ie.Stxth interest 10 n
lots In Moves & Upton addition to BG.te.
A one-siXth interest IN the SOge& x Upton IVA.
ter ditch supplying "ater7 - numerous Place:
mining claims.
One-sixth interesIj' &.u ~ The Moves
Upton patented plaGc. ,fus.ra Sound consist.
ing Of about 200 8" e, Are.heG Wlth all app II.
tenaIres tbereln Ar.f' H- tlG rk,!nith tool, mln-
Ing tools. etc
Ondethiid i1tei est III tho Ophir (patontodl
lode, now under bond till Jiiy l5lA fJr S&4Gh
One half interest in the lomanche lode, sd.
Joining the Noun ain View mine.
One third interest i'll the Never Despair ode
east of the st. Law ence.
Also one house and lot located on lower Main
street The house is well built Of seasoned
lpmbcr. and hard finished. Good vel, stable
and O1IaOuses connected viii the premise.
For further Information call on or address
DAVID n. UP
suite Grt,, Mt.
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Notice to

Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be receive l 1.-THE Office of the
County Clerk, Deer Lodge, on and after the 18th
OF -ebruary until March LIST, 1884, for the cree
ton and completion of the new Deer Lodge
House Square, in the town of Deer Lodge.
Plans and specifications can he seen. on and
after the 18Th, at the office of J. X. Roberts, new
be accompanied with a certified check to the
amount Of 81 900, made payable to the Board of
County Commissioners, that in case Of failure on
the part Of the successful bidder TO quail.
ify with the necessary bonds. &C., the as we
amount will be forfeited to the county of Deer
Lodge. By order Of the Board of County Com
m~Issioners.
Butte City, Jan. 80, 1884. l-31-dtd.
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Statue of a Martyr Unveiled.
PASSENGER LISTS.

MoJAvE. May. 7th-The following over
land passengers passed Mojaye May 7th to ar
rive in San Francisco May Sth : Kaspar kohen,
Los Angeles; y. b. Hawkins, Alonzo Hawkins,
Middletown. New York: Mrs. Frank Proctor,
L lgan City: NJ. DodSworth, Los Angeles J. f.
Knapp Arizona; J. S. Daley. Tucson: A. c.
Thompson and family, San Francisco; William
F. White and daughter, Mrs. Bennett, Santa
Cruz; Mrs. Templeton johnson, Miss +. John
son, Miss L. johnson. Staten Island Mrs. Bay
ard F. Smith, san Gabriel, F. s. Denison, b. b.
Magill. Mrs. A. NJ. Creighton, Chicago; Mrs. c.
Cannon, p. Reagan, Canada Miss Marie Stark,
Minneapolis; Miss Jessie Creighton, S. A. Serb
ner and wife, Chicago: G. A. Edgar and wife,
Santa Ana; John Hanna Anaheim; Jacob Roll
and wife. Auburn: f. NJ. Ellsworth, Los Angeles
Mrs S Goldstein, Mrs. NJ. y. Lewis, \. T. Ellis,
c. L. Barber, San Francisco W. Johnston, r. Z,
Gan. f. a. Edwards, Los Angeles James Neil,
O. w Goodwin, New Zealand; f. NJ. Spencer
New Mexico: Mrs. W II. Prince. Wm. Campbell
Tucson: A. Redinell Vallejo II. w. Harrolson
Selma, Gail; n. W. Griswold, Alameda; M. Dan
nenbam, san Francisco; p. Cnlricel, Fort
Worth; W. Carl PowitZ. Frankfort; John Clark
CbipaoO
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THE JURY sHIRKING.

The New York Commission of Jurors
reports that of the 100000 inhabitants
Of New York city, the Court, can RELY
upon but -, $50 from which to draw iuries.
This is a remarkable showing, but it con-
firms the view we took of the question the
other day-that.all exemptions from Jury
duty should be abolished. They are sim
ply invitations for jury shrkers. and that
means duty Sinking, and that in turn
means bad government and low state of
civilization. In New York city there are
5,G40 men belonging to the four organiza-
tons known a the Produce Exchange,
Cotton Exchange, Stock Exchange and
Petroleum Exchange OF these, no less
than 4,O76 are exempt from jury duty by
law. There should not he any exempt.
These men, of all Others. are best able to
bear the loss if pecuniary considerations
are to be at all considered, of DAYS given
to jury service. But the report goes to
greater extent than this, and shows that of
the 80 non-exempts under the law, only
$50 are available, because they have not
some technical qualification, not involving
intelligence, however In New York a
juror must own property worth $3.50 at
the least This lets out 10000 shirkers;
10000 are allowed to % get off" by pleas of
physical inability, and 10000 other, escape
because they are or have been members of
the National Guard. Thea there are such
aS doctors, lawyers, clergymen, dentists,
officials bankers, ships officers, clerks, tele-
graphers, etc, who are exempted by the
policy of the law and business convenience.
BY this time, it i, easy to see, the jury list
has been sifted down to ordinary property
owners regardless of brains; incompetents
who are too lazy to work, and thus become
professional jurymen, and Invariably de
generate into vicious one, and those who
have not business enough to suffer by
their absence from it, The active business
man, the stirring citizen of everyday life.
the man with much at stake, the men of
the market and the office and the ex-
change, the men who make good soldiers
and good business men, the men who are
educated and command the professions
all these escape jury duty. OF course 50
long as jury duty is shifted from one
to another it must be upon a descending
scale, and 50 long as that continues we
must expect weak administration of the
laws. a positive reform in this and in
every State would be one locking to a COM
plete abolition of exemptions from jury
duty, saving alone physical disability. If
this sweeping change might seem to be
harsh to some, vet reflection viii convince
the reader that the broader division of
duty will 50 lessen the hardships that they
viii not bear heavily on any.
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Holm EITEL.

FURNITURE MANUFACTURER. WIRE WIN
Il dow Screens and Doors kept on hand am
made to order Thirteenth and stS- ap54ptf
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1885 for As of 1907, us for as
sterling, 81 $50; 80; 1907 for IS, 100 for IS
silver bars IlI2s.
Silver in Tendon, 5O34d; consols, 1015sd
per cent. United States bonds extended, 105
as, 12534 as. 11534
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at s9@s92s cents.
The Comstocll market as a whole was duh and
weak in sin Francisco yesterday, but in two or
three stocks there was a small improvement,
hardly worthy reporting. The south end stocks
were the steadest. The Bode stocks had a
small decline from the previously advanced
rates.
The entire Democratic ticket was elected at
the city election in Woodland last Monday
In a railroad accident near Body station H.,
yesterday, twenty people were seriously and
three fatally injured.
The depositors of the Marine Bank in New
York are being paid in full.
Near Eaton, Nd. Tuesday Joseph Kirby killed
George jackson (coIored) with club
Train wreckers ditched several construction
cars near Chihuahua, Mexico, killing six per
sons and wounding eight or ten others
The paying teller of the Baltimore Bonk of
The net earnings of the Lake Shore Railroad
the past year were s., 100000.
\ gun thirty feet long, weighing 2l2O00
pounds, and costing SOS, OG0 was cast at Boston
Tuesday.
Davitt denies that he has resolved to aban-
don Irish politics
John Lions was found drowned yesterday at
Portland Or.
The salmon run still continues light along the
lower Columbia river
The cornerstone of the new Sonoma County
Courthouse was laid at Santa Rosa yesterday
with appropriate ceremonies.
The funeral of the late Bishop Toebbe took
place yesterday in CoyingtOn Ky.
Two English railway companies have dis
charged 300 employees, and reduced the salaries
of others 10 per cent.
It is thought probable in Washington that
Congress viii adjourn by the end of July at the
latest.
The big organ of Boston has been sold 10
the New England Conservatory of Music
The japanese wrestler is dangerously i'll in Il
New York hospital.
Convention of Trish-Americans viii soon be
held in AEks
d. NJ. DSTis, charged with numbering a col
ored man in Placer county. has been captured
i'll Mendocino county.
The question of suppressing the Salvation
Army is being discussed in Switzerland.
The Sultan of Turkey proposes Il conference
concerning Egypt to sit i'll Berlin
The Chinese and Black Flags are fighting
among themselves
It is feared that General Grant has lost the
greater part Of his fortune by the failure Of The
firm of Grant * Ward in New York
Wesley Rces committed suicide yesterday near
Muncie, Ind. by shooting and hanging.
Captain H. n. Adams assistant supeTintend-
ont of the Government canal works at Louis
vile Ky, was accidentally killed Yesterday
statue of William Tyndall, burned at the
stake in 1896, was unveiled in London yester
day.
The Kentucky Dcmocratic State Convention
met yesterday IN Frankfort.
Fire in Weston, Or: loss, 81 001
Details OF the steamship State of Florida dis
astcr OFF the Irish coast by which Is lives were
lost, are given in our Geographic columns this
morning
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Railroad Accident.

DECATUR I'LL May dh.-A broken rail ten
miles south of this city on the st Louis division
Of the Wabash road, threw passenger coach
and two sleepcrs into the ditch. injuring twenty
people seriously and three fatally 1t is reported
that conductor Vincent. of Michigan, in charge
OF the slecpcrS. was crushed and cannot live ::
also that Miss Emma Walter of Vermont, will
die. Five surgeons have gone to the scene. The
names of the injured have not yet been learned.
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Justice Coieridge said he would hear the arg,i-
ments before entering Judgment.
Gordon at Khartoum.
CAIRO May 7th-A Greek who left Khartoum
twenty-fiy days ago arrived here yesterday. He
reports that General Gordon cut the trench be-
tween the palace and that portion of the town
occupied by disaffected people.
Express Train Ditched.
CITY OF MEXICO May 7th-The express train
on the Mexican Central Railroad was ditehed
near Queretaro last night. The mail agent was
wounded. The engine and two cars were over
turned. A rail had been mafciously removed.
Five train wreckerS have been arrested.
The Chinese and Black Flags Fighting.
PARIS, May 7th.-DisSension exists among the
Chinese and Black Flags. and desperate fighting
has occurred between them at Laski.
Another Egyptian Conference Proposed.
BERLIN. May 7th.-The Sultan has telegraphed
the Turkish ambassador to Germany to propose
a conference concerning Egypt, to sit in Berlin.
Bismarck refuses to interfere.
Railroad Employees Discharged - That
Morganatic Marriage.
LONDON Nay 7th.-Two English railway COM
panies owing TO the depression in trade. have
discharged 900 employees, and reduced the Sala-
ries of clerks 10 per cent.
The Times says of the reported morganatlc
marriage of Louis of -DarTnstadt, that I'M
less it is officially denied il will be considered
true
Statue of Martyr Unveiled.
LONDON, May 7th.-Earl Shaftesbury to-day
unveiled the statue of William Tyndall a
martyr, who was burned at the stake at Vii
veorden in 1856 on account of his religious
teachings. The statue stands in Il conspicuous
place on the Thames embankment.
The Salvation Army in Switzerland.
BEENE, May 7th.-The delegates of various
cantons are discussing the propriety of suppress
ing the Salvation ARMY
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FIRST ARTILLERY BAND.

NOTICE-WE DESIRE TO NOTIFY "a
IN the public that l.. D. JONES is no ~
longer connected with the Band. Parties ~
desiring to engage their services will please AIA
call on FRED. LINDNER, No 600 K street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. This Splendid BAND
will furnish Music for Parades, Balls, Parties,
PicnicS, ETC., at reasonable rates. BY order OF
mr20-lm THE BAND
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CtUMMONS. - STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
= County of Sacramento. s.. In the Superior
Court in and for said county. The People of the
State of California to CAROLINE LOCH. Greet
ing You are hereby notified that an action was
commenced in the Superior Court of the county
of Sacramento, State aforesaid, by filing Il com
plant in the Clerks Office of said Court on the
9th day of APRIL, 1884, in which action LOUIS
LOCH is plaintiff, and you are defendant. That
the general nature of the action, as appears from
said complaint, is as follows To obtain de
cree of said Court disSOlving the bonds of matri-
mony now and heretofore existing between
plaintiff and defendant, upon the alleged ground
of desertion of plaintiff by defendant all of
which is more fully set forth in the complaint on
file herein, reference to which is hereby made.
And you are hereby directed to appear and AN
swer said complaint within ten days from the
service of this writ. exclusive of the day of ser
vice, if served on YOU in said county of SaclL
mento and within thirty days, exclusive of the
day of service, if served elsewhere; and you are
further notified that unless you 30 appear and
answer within the time above specified, the
plaintiff win apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded IN his complaint.
In testimony whereof, L. Chas NJ. Coglan, Clerk
of the Court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand
and affix the seal OF said Court, this 9th day OF
APRIL, 1884.
BY W B. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk.
g Brown, Plaintiff S Attorney. ap10-2mTd
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JAMES MCGUIRE.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERS.
vi Iron Doors. Jail Cells. shutters Railings
GratingS HOuscwOrk and BlackSnithtng in gen
eral No go street between Filth and sixth.
Second haud Doors for sale. jc22-iptt
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REAL ESTATE

For S3,0OO.-16 Acres, 10 Acres in f'ruit
and Vineyard lall bearing except 80 Trees
Half Acre in BlackberricS, 3 Acres i'm straw
berries Windmills for Irrigating; Small Dwell.
ing, Barn Chicken-house; Horse and Wagon.
Harness, Tools, Farming Implements, etc.
Situated eight miles from Sacramento. Soera.
mento county. This is splendid place Of
fcred cheap. Needs to be seen to be appre-
ciated
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L. j. KERLTN,
G. SITTER.

PHOTOGRAPHER SUCCESSOR TO J. \.
Todd. SIS and so ] street, Sacramento
ap22-1m
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round on condition that there be no more slug

round on condition that there be no more slug
ging.
The Marine Bank Trouble.
NEW YORK May 7th.-An information con-
corning the failure is refused by the officers of
the Marine Bank
LATER-The President and Directors of the
Marine Bank are in secret session. An official
states that il is more than probable that the
bank Will come out all right Depositors are be-
ing paid in full.
General Grants Misfortune.
WASHINGTON, May dh.-Great sympathy is
expressed here for General Grant, who is sup
posed have lost the greater part of his fortune
in the failure of the stoek-operatng firm of
Grant & Ward. The ex-President and sons be-
came members of the unfortunate firm several
lily has lost nearly $50, 900 by the failure.
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1t might be well TO refer to the opinion
of d. II. Armstrong, Esq, Assistant Post
master of Delta, La. The gentleman says ::
Il suffered for ninety-six hours with
mumpS, and one bottle of St Jacobs Oil
cured me in two days
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RnAINESS CARDS.
r. sCH.IDT & CO..

f. SCHSN ~ - W.
A RTIsTs. FRESCoERs, SCENIC AND BAN
N ner Painting. Leave orders at western
Hotel. mZ-lm
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MUSIC, ETC.

EIsCH & WATsON.-LADIES' ANDGEN- "a
II tlemen's Glass every TUESDAY EVEN u
ING, and Soiree every SATURDAY EVEN ~
ING, at Jacobs Hall. First-class music E.sG&
IN al Dpco
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IMPORTANT TO GIsLAToRs.-Eyery Legis-
lator should purchase bottle of Elite Bou-
quet The perfume is most refreshing after
hard mental labor.
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FIFTH DAY.


saturday. 10th.
No. II. TROTTING-Purse, 500; 2:27 class
George Leihy's blk. g. B. B., by Milliman's Bell
founder, dam Il thoroughbred mare.
w. +. smith b. z. Adair, by Electioneer dam
Addie Lee
NJ. NJ. Aliens oh. g. lump Winston, pedigree
not given.
J. \. Goldsmith's b. m. Sister. by Admiral.
No. u. PACINC5-Purse, 800; for PAGERS owned
in Sacramento county January l. 1884, which
have never beaten 80.
F, Il. Stacks br. 2. General Garfield by Tecum-
sch. dam Nelson mare.
Worth Ober's b. g. Johnny Catch-'e EN-, by
Prmus.
L. Il: Todhunter's gr $ Revenue, by Ulster
Chief dam Marysville Queen.
Albert Teitjens b. m Patti by Crisman's
Patchen, dam by General Knox.
J. W Wilson's b. &. Roden. pedigree not given.
P. Potter ch. g. Ned Forest, pedigree not given.
Races commence at 1 O'Clock sharp
each day.
RB~ Admission to the grounds and grand
stand, 30 cents; ladies free
j. W. WILSON, President
C. H. TODD, Secretary. m2-td
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CORNER OF AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
I Sacramento. II. d, NANDERC0ok X Co,
PropretorS Contractors and Builders; Aanu
facturers OF Doors. SaShes, Frames, Bl,cCS and
holdings Planning. Turning and all kinds OF
Mill Work done ON short notice. The fitting 81
Stores and Offices Il Speciality jyl2-f
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OLD CORNER SALOON.

ry,HE OLD CORNER SALOON. SIXTH AND
K streets, has been purchased by GEO;
DERiAN, who has refurnished and renovated
il throughout He will be pleased to see his
friends and the public. Best of Liquors ana CT
CARS in stock. Beer, cents glass. ap5o-fplm
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CRoLy
CARRIE X CRoLY.'

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ARE PRE-
y pared 10 do al kinds of work in their line
in city or country Principal place of business
Sacramento. shop. No. Il2i Second street. be-
tween X and L. PoStoflice Box No 40 Sacra-
mento jelS-4ptf
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J. ZWICKEI

Al STREET FOUNDRY. BETWEEN FOURTH
III and Fifth. Cast-Iron Founder Manufact-
urer of all kinds of Cast and Rod Iron Railing;
and Fences. All Building Castings made to order.
sl-ipim
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FOURTH DAY.

Friday May 9th
40. 9. PACING-Purses. $500; forhorses that have
never beaten 30.
Henry McConns br. G. Fairmount pedigree not
given.
5. o. Tryon's br. g. Prince by Missouri Chief,
dam by Belmont.
NJ. N. Aliens dn. g. Johnny Weigle, pedigree
not given.
J. T. NicIntosh's b. g Fred. Alderman, by Wash
ington.
NJ. F. odelfs b. g. Shaker. pedigree not given.
No. 10. TROTTING-Purse, $500; free for all.
A. Waldstein's b. $ Albert w, by Electoneer,
dam by John Nelson.
J. A. GoldSmith's or. g. Romeo. by A W. Rich
mond dam by 1Iambrino Pilot.
p Farrells b. g. Yanderlynn, pedigree not
given.
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~ MS.

GRAN, FRUIT AND STOCK FARMS FOR
u sale in all parts of the State. New cata-
logue Just out. Send for one to J. W CuITES,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Dixon,
m3lplm
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SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1884.

rI,HE GROVE Is NOW IN SPLENDID CON
dition. the grounds covered with verdure
and flowers and well shaded. The well-knoWn
First Artillery Band has been engaged for this
occasion and viii furnish excellent music, both
concert and dancing. The Dancing Platform is
all that can be desired. Various Games, such as
Glass-b Shooting, Prize Waiting. Races of all
kinds. etc, will be arranged and prizes awarded
to the successful contestants. There will also
be three Ticket or Coupon Prizes. Tickets, 81
each children under l. years OF age, 80 cents
p6- Cars leave the depot at o'clock A. NJ.
sharp. nlS-5a
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VIM. GTTESBERGFR,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MACHIN-
| ist, Front and \ streets. Manufacturer OF
Gutenberger'S Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Clod CruSher and Barley Mills. All
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, three
Miller Patent Hay Presses ml-lplm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w. c. T. 1.-THE regular meeting will
be held THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at
O'Clock, at the y. NJ. c. a. Rooms. mS-1ts
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS.-ESTATE OF
~ FRANCIS A. SCHERMERHORN,D Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
ministrator of the estate of FRANCIS A.
SCHERMERHORN, deceased to the creditors of.
and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased to exhibit them, with the necessary
affidavits or vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice. to the Admin
istrator at the office of Freeman 4 Bates, No 9l6
Fifth street. in Sacramento city, hereby desig-
mated as the place for transacting the business
of said estate.
Dated April Q, 1884.
Z J. CROLY. Administrator
. FREEMAN & BATES Attorneys for Estate.
an10-5yTh
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HOME AND ABROAD.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

[srEclAl DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-rSIos.l