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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15
wanting anl.F,xtra Session.

The last General Assembly will be long
remembered not only for its vile partizanry,
extravaganza and moral corruption its
malignity and petty meanness its disre-
gard of the people interests aud public
decency, but for its utter stupidity and in
capacity as we'll Its whole work was a
botch. and it will be many u day before the
State Will recover from its so-called legis-
latioil. Among its sins of omission it.
neglected to provide for electoral districts,
aud as consequence lthe State may lose
one Of its presidential electors.
To remedy this and to pass another cleo
toral board bill, the Bourbon papers are
clamoring for an extra session and have
the cheek to suggest that Governor Cam
eron reconvene the mob that assembled in
Richmond last winter, Of course, their
sug gestion to tile Governor can only pro-
woke a derisive smile. VIM. E. Cameron
never has been accused of want of sense,
and no man other than born idiot would
assume the responsibility Of converting in
extra session such alegisature as the State
was afflicted with last winter. If the
Democratic papers are SO anxious for an
extra session let their party order it. They
NAV be able to command the necessary
two-thirds, and thus ensure the State to
the Republicans this fall. With the happy
experience the people OF all parties had
with the last legislature, they will be apt
to be heard from should they be called
upon to bear the expense of another such
exhibition
We could ask for no better party capital
than for an extra session OF the Legisla-
ture to be convened under the call of the
two-thirds Democratic majority, secured
| by fraud which might be done, if the
Governor would. recognize it. With the
record of the past Legislature fresh
in the popular mind Its extravaganza,
reckless partizanism, and defiance Of jus
| tice, law and the Constitution as
|Isembling OF the same body would meet.
with storm of indignation that would
make the members tremble with fear.
But it is not so much to provide for the
additional elector-for that is not really
essential, because it could be supplied by
the choice of anadditional elector-at-large,
as will be the case in Pennsylvania, as
there is no certainty that the congressional
apportionment of the Legislature would
stand the test OF contest should one be
made as it is to enact another election
law, which would pass the crucial of the
II 1-4 a a. - o
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NO THE VOTERS OF sTAUNToN.

II
Those who desire to see the defeat of the
Whiskey Ring should stay out of the Primary
to-day. A ticket will be announced during the
coming week and will be voted for at the polls
people. DEMOCRAT /,
Nav 10
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no THE II !, VOTERS or THE CITY or srAuS

announce myself a candidate for the office OF
CITY tSERGEART, and ask the support of The
voters wlthoutIespect TO party. Belpg de&lg,
Gus to receive the support Of all the AIallFsu
voters, ask fpr the office that l might pc anle
to support myse1fand family.
lwpuidsay to those who do not know me peF-
spnally, that was born apd raised in your city.
and will refer you to all Of the oldeY citizens as
70 my quail ficatiops to All the office. II elected
Twill ehdeayQr 10 discharge the duties at the
Office faithful y~and tmpartally
ttts Respectfully,
. X. w. STEVENSON.
+ Staunton Va Nav g. 1884
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TWO TEN DOLLAR IN
ynl together Il is propa,
separated In losing. II the fluid
he will be suitably rewarded.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Being so required in writing
benehciaries in a deed of trust excl
undersigned by Elizabeth A. CARRIE
CARRIER. dated May so, 1879, and duly q
the Clerks Office Of Augusta CountyN
d. b. %, p. 1871, will on
Saturday, the l4th, day Of Jime, 1884, -
In front of the Court House in staunton atl
O'Clock p. NJ. proceedto sell at public auction,
the tract OF land upon which the said CARRIERS
now rrs'ae' containing fkN ia d1hId
-5s ACkES,--
more or less, with good improvements thereon,
and situated about ~ miles from New Hope, in
Augusta County adjoining the lands of Wendell
sites, Isaac Cotfman, and others. .afA S&ti EIA
ss-TERMs CASH. .at DHri4
mayl5 W. Il. CRAIG, Trustee.
CoNFEDERATE SOLDIERS HOME
-FAIR.-
FIRST REGIMENT ARMoRY AND SANGER
RICHMOND, VA, MAY IA TO MAY 81.
II. E. LEE CAMP. NO. 1, c. Y.
GRAND OPENING. MAY nth.
AT O'Clock.
Display Of Goods from all Parts Of the
United States.
RARE MINERALS, RELICS, CURIoSITIKS,
WORKS OF ART.
The Tables will be under the charge OF the
Ladies' Aid Society.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

EOR MAYOR. as4tsf-
TO the free Democratic Voters of lStaa,,ton
In response to the call signed "Many Voters .
] respectfully announce myself candidate for
the office of MAYOR of the city. l cheerfuly
submit my claims to The voters at the polls
May 3d. 1884. ! will say do not regard this
election political contest, and think it is
be an issue it only exists In the Democratic
party, and is simply Primary and anti-Prima-
ry. l call upon all tree Democrats and good
polls. Ii it should be the pleasure of the peo-
pie to elect me, will endeavor to perform the
duties of the office honestly and faithfully.
lt f14tt.5s Very respectfully, 1.-,s
mayl5-2t G, A. RICHARDSON.
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DOR MAGISTRATE.

LtOtl MA0lSlhAIE.
In answer to the call in last weeks VIRGIN
Ian, respectfully announce myself q candidate
for JUsTIcE OF THE PEACE for Ward No. 2, and
ask the support of my friends and others at the
polls q 20 3iAt it't ii VIM. o. BICKLE.
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COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,

70 The Voters Of The City OF IStoeesuo,s. tl 81
Respectfully announce myself o candidate
for reelection to the Office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE, subject to the Primary election
to be held Friday, May 18th, and earnestly So
licityour support and hope it may be your
pleasure to elect me. Respectfully, lel %
mayl GEO. H, HUDSON.
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EOR MAGISTRATE,

If VIM. O. Bickle will consent to the use of his
name O candidate for Magistrate in the and
Ward, he will be supported by s
1t MANY VOTERS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

TIC. Campbell. the noted criminal law
yer, and chief counsel for VIM. Berner,
whose acquittal Of murder, was the imme-
diate cause of the recent Cincinnati riots.
has been indicted by the Grand Jury Of
that city The charge was attempted
bribery Of the jury. Deputy Sheriff Mar
shall was also Indicted for playing poker
with members of the jury ia.iii< ~
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=. +. T.
Several of our Bourbon contemporaries
charge that the decision of the Supreme
Court pronouncing the election law uncon
stitutional, was partizan. Yet leading
Bourbon in the Legislature had called at
tention to the fact that the freehold quail
fication for officers Of election in that law
was fatal, and for that reason a modified
law had been introduced. emitting the OBJ
jectionable word, but Which failed to pass
forwant Of time, and on account of Bour-
bon plumbers. The decision of the Court
was eminently proper, AS has been admitted
and will be admittedly Bourbon lawyers,
but for partizan purposes, and todraw at
itention from their own indefensible parti-
zanism, the charge is made that the de-
cision is partizan.
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+ uMBER FOR SALE.

A large lot of Oak Fencing !
Jolst and Framing Lumber,
mile of the city. Sl.W peu
ground.
mayl5-3t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

Cyrus H. Mccormick, the great Chicago
inventor, died on Tuesday last.
Hannah NJ. Grant has been appointed
postmaster at Irish Creek, Rockingham
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15
EOR MAYOR

The Citizens and Voters of Staunton call upon
Mi. u. A. Richardson to offerhimself as a can
didate for the Mayoralty. He will be supported
at the polls by MANY VOTERS
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MONEY LOST.-On Tuesdl
WI stanton or ON the I'd
Springs,
TWO TEN DOLLAR II
wrapped together. II is propaa
separated in losing. Ii the ffudI
the money to the VALLEY VfRGI
he will be suitably rewarded. y
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Off for the Convention.

EVERY PREPARATION BEING MADE TO IN
SURE A COMFORTABLE AND QUICK TRIP
WITH a NO. l ACCOMMODATION.
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The Tables will be under the charge of the
Ladies' Aid Society.
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STANTON MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY by EAKLR IL ZONES
+ al gJ,s WHOLESALE PRICES nv .tsal
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

RARE MINERALS, RELICS, CURIosITIRs,
WORKS OF ART
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

Display Of Goods from all Parts Of the
United States.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

Being so required in writing b.
beheficiaries in deed of trust excl
undersigned by Elizabeth A. CARRIE
CARRIER. dated May so, 1879, and duly D..
the Clerks Office of Augusta County
ID. b. 95, p. 1877, will on
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

FIRST REGIMENT ARMoRY AND SANGER
HALLE, VIZ "a f''l
VA, MAY IA TO MAY 81.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

Charles OConnor. the great New York
lawyer, died at Nantucket, Massachusetts,,
IN tho 18th appd 80 wears
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

AT A CIRCUIT COURT. OF CHANCERY OF
N the United States of America, for the Wes-
tern District of Virginia. continued and held an
the Court House in HarYisonnnra, ON SATURDAY,
the 10th day of May, A. D. 1854.
Thomas r. Edwardes Comn,ainan,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-05-15

QuCUlOll uPSI6tl. HUI JIG 4VlOnploll u uis'I
turbing the duty on wool been presented
separate and distinct the reduction would
never have taken place, but it was thought
better to let it pass for the time being,
rather than allow the entire bill, which, as
stated, effected a saving of $40, 00O. 900 an
nuafly, to fail Indeed, the Ways and Means
Committee instructed one Of it's members
to offer as a committee amendment the
wool duties of 1867, which would have
been presented and passed had the consid
GRAFTON of this schedule ever been reached
in the House. W nod = .,1,tf,.l
1t was known to those whose business it
was to give the matter particular atten-
tion, that the next House, if Republican,
would promptly and surely restore the duty,
Of 1867. Nor was this the only contingency
upon which such conclusion was conf
IDENTIFY based. The Democratic party in
Ohio and other western States had pledged
itself to the restoration, and it was reason
ably anticipated that the Republican rep.
resentatives in the House, aided by these
western Democrats, would be able to rem
edy the injustice done to the farmers, by
the reduction. The large wool dealers
knew also, that with almost the certainty
Of re-estab1ishment Of the tariff. at the
next sessionof Congress, theirforeign com
petitors would not undertake any whole,
sale invasion Of the American markets.
For this reason the tariff prices were prac-
tically maintained last year, land there would
have been no pronounced reduction this
year, but for the fact that the Democratic.
representatives proved faithless to their
pledges and aided in defeating the bill pro-
posed in March last, by Mr.. Converse, re
storing the duty to the rate Of 1867. 1t
was not until such a restoration had been
and had failed Of passage, that
the home dealers became alarmed ana the.
foreigners took hope. Mr. Converse $ bin
failed Of Introduction BY a vote Of 11s'
ayes to 12G nays. The affirmative vote was
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-04
Hale Bros Locals.

Gold-mixed wsterproofs, 81 inches wide,
81 cents per yard.
Several lines of silks and satins at AZ cents
per yard.
Lonsdale muslin, yard wide, selling at II
yards for 81.
Remarkable value in APPOINT gray blankets,
reduced in price from S. 50 to So % per pair.
All shades in fine dress silks, frst-class
value at 81 per yard
The finest line of Nottingham lace curtain
net in this city, at all prices. AK to see
them,
Atwood dress goods in good shades and ex.
ira quality, A inches wide, at As cents per
yard.
All shades of mscrsme cord for fancy work.
Germantown yarns in reds, garnets and
other colors.
Half.wool fancy check dress fabrics at the
low price of 10A cents per yard.
Visit Hale's sterling clearance sale before
making your purchases,
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Sacramento, January ls-wiie of C. A. wendt, a
daughter.
Sacramento, February 1-Wie OF Thomas Norton,
a SON { San Francisco papers please copy)
Sacramento-Ni life Of d. J. Simmons, a daughter.
(New York and San Francisco papers please copy.
Near Reuters Station, February l WIFE OF Chas.
Studarus, daughter.
Brighton township, January 27-Wiie Of +. D,
Stephens, son.
Near Hicks,ille, January 26-wife OF Wade Dillsrd
4 daughter (sti'lb0rn(
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Besides the above there was brought here for
interment the following:
January lG-Intant OF Georsjaua Bufnch.
January l7-Hlnnah Lords 81 years Ohio.
January Io-John T. ball, - years New York.
January - Jessie NJ. Leonard, IS years and
DAYS: Connecticut.
January 25-Emanuel Lovison, year, months
and DAYS California.
January ~ Unknown Chinaman, about 40 years;
China.
January 2s-John Henry Lyons, 81 years, months
and days; California. George Hawkins, 50
years Spain
January 3l-Minnie Krapinsky, % years, months
and IS days Germany.
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DIED.

Sacramento February Mrs Sylvia Merrill (mother
of Mrs A Leonard and Mrs. Flea HacketD a ma
tive OF Buffalo, New York. (Conneaut, Ohio, pa
Apers please copY)
College City, Colusa county, January Sl-Anne
MAY, youngest daughter Of William and Mary
Eaerth, year, II months and % days
Grass Va ley, January 29-lniant son Of r. West, 20
months.
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THEFLOWER-LOyING PUBLIC.

NDREW GOWANS, LATE OF BELLE CON
- seryatory, begs to inform the people OF Sac
ramepto city and surrounding country that he has
opened Florist Store at 1005l street, opposite
the Changers New Store, where he hopes by strict
attention to business TO merit share of public pat
ronage Bouquets and Floral Pieces made TO order on
short notice at most reasonable rates. call solic
tied. lall-3plm
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s'ECONOmIST!''
A. & A. Hebron,

ros 2i7 219 street, ........ sacramento,
DEALERs IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
and Hardware OF all kinds Sole Agents for
the " ECONOMIST" PLOW, which We guarantee to
pillow more acres with less labor on the team, with
less expense and better satisfaction to the owner
than any other Pillow OF its size made or in use.
T.. IL. irnnn t-.AltrenLf fno-.Ilfi
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Brief Mention.

Five by seven-inch Gilt Frame, Frenoh-plate
Mirrors, IS cents.
Painted Bird Cages, 40 cents upwards, Brass
Bird Cages, ST. 50.
Nickel plated Clocks, ST. rs.
Mcdium-size School States, 6 and cents.
Blank Pass Books, 3 for cents
Farmers Lanterns, 90 and IS cents.
Sewing Machine Oil (sperm), 10 cents.
Cotton Mops, cents each.
Iron-back Curry Combs, 10 cents
Large-size Spring-bottOm Oil Cans, IS cents,
Double-action Egg-beaters, rs cents.
Folding Tooth Brushes, rs cents.
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Fine Dwellings For Sale.

Two.story and Basement Frame Dwelling DC
rooms) north side Of o street, bet Seen Fifth
and sixth, with stable on alley; rented for
One story Frame Dwelling, 1904 NJ street Is
rooms, and large pantry and bata-roon);
R iSS eV "a 6arg @I "o .. 1,8co
Two-story Dwelling, lower story Of brick al
ro0ms), lot 40xl6O, G street, between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth. ................... $3.50
Two-story Frame Dweing( Is rOlms) bay win
dow, bath, gas, hot and cold water; stable,
woodshed etc: lot 4OX1G0, with choice fruit
twenty 5seS fourth sirt9'' .. e 1000
One-story and Basement Frame Dwelling Is
l lS24ts' on '"e NJ -, .r $3.50
Onc-story and Basement Frame Dwelling, on
north side Of y street; corner lot, 40Ns0;
bay window and modern Improvements
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. Z,Ovu
BUELDING cots.
G0xI4O-North side OF street, Seventh and
Eighth, with small double house OLD .....Sl 100
S0NlGO-North side street. between Me
teeuth and Twentieth ..............---...- 900
16Ox16O - y. W. corner and Third streets,
with stable. 1s-vO
40Nl6O-I street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, barn, etc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l,SoV
40Nl2O 5. W. corner Eighteenth and SITS 1COO
1GOxl60-N. +. corner Nineteenth and ..... l,oGo
S0xl60-N. E. corner Twenty third and -. 500
A, LEOHkRO & SON,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
mo Eourfh ST f,1I7-splu1 sacramento.
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NOTICE.
MISS S. e. HOSMER,

1 Il % q x Il L o RI =
Will teach Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF each
week Fol particulars, call at FREE LIBRARY
iaI4-lmH
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~. Rs N. g. " "a L..

MRS c, r. AARON
TAS REMOVED HER HAIR DRESSING
Rooms and store from No. $40 street, 10
Rooms formerly occupied BY TICE CLEME ITS,
No. SCI J STREET.,
Where she will be pleased to see her friends and
patrons fe2-3ptf
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Mechanics Storo-S5 suits.
Hale Bros * Co-Things temporal
Mrs E. NJ WieJemann-Candies AIS street.
Domestic Sewing Machines-723 X street.
Red House Great bargain week.
Nice farm fer sale-Ask Strobel.
Caloril Vita OLA renowned healer
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DANuANA Bitters make the old young and
the weak strong and healthy.
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THE sale Of an article is the criterion of its
merits. Damiana Bitters have large sales.
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ATTENTION.!

TNoR CHEAP FLOWERS AND FEATHERS
call at the new Flower and Feather Store, No.
72S X street, near Eighth. ial4.lm'
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Mortality Report,

For two weeks ending January 81, 1885,, made by
Vim. Laufkotter, Superintendent of the City Gem
etery Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
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TIE WEATHER.

Sergeant Barwick says: 1t is s. meteor
illogical muddle in my mind how, with s low
and rapidly falling barometer on Saturday
along the coast, and the heavy precipitation
north and south of central and northern Cal
ifornis, that we did not get more rain. The
P. N. of the 1st to SOP P NJ. of the 81 (yester.
day for each signal station from Olympia to
San Diego, will show the singulsrity of the
distribution of moisture st different places.
There appears to have been maximum pre-
cipitation st Los Angeles and San Diego on
the south and Portland and Fort Candy on
the north the minimum amount at Sacra-
mento, Roseburg and Red Bluff in the order
named. At Los Angeles there wss meas.
ured IS inches as having fallen inside of
eight hours, and at San Diego 81 inches in
side of eight hours, which was far shead of
the precipitation Of any consecutive eight
hours during the six or seven days storm at
this point.
The total rainfall ss above mentioned wss
For Olympia. .27 of an inch Portland. 1.04
inches; Fort Candy, 50 of an inch Rose.
inch; Sacramento, 90 Of an inch San Fran
cisco, 81 Of an inch; Les Angeles, 3 %
inches; San Diego, 195 inches A foul
weather sunset is reported from Olympia to
Los Angeles, with the exception Of Red Bluff.
1t is then in the estimation of the observers
at each Signal station at sunset last night,
that there would be at least .01 of an inch of
rainfall at each place before sunset to-day.
The barometer last night st S o'clock was
quite low and falling from olympia to Sacra-
mento, ani low and rising from San Fran.
cisco to San Diego, with the wind prevailing
mostly from some southerly quarter.
The temperature, wind and weather, at II
NJ Yesterday, was :5IFOr Olympia, So, calm
aud light rain Portland, $50, northwest snd
light rain Fort Candy, 39', southeast and
light rain R0seburg, 81, west and light rain
Mendociuo 81, southeast and cloudy; Red
Bluff So, south and fair; Sacramento, 53',
northwest and cloudy San Francisco, 80,
northeast and clsu5y; Los Angeles. go,
west and light rain San Diego, 62', west and
fair; Salt Lake. 40', calm and foggy
Cheyenne, 40', southeast and cloudy Denver,
40', northwest and cloudy: North Platte, Is,
northeast and threatening; Omaha, 2S',
northeast and cloudy; YanktOn, 14', north
and light snow.
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You will not have sour stomach If you
drink Damians Bitters.
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Halls Pulmonary BalSam

uIHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Influenza, Group,
Incipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for so cents
}. X. Gates q Co, Projectors, Az SSnsome
street, San Francisco n9-4pSm&wSm
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A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia drink Dami-
sns Bitters,
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Sacramento planning Mill
Hartwen, Hoichkiss Il s.

MANUFACTURERS OF
" DORIS WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES,
~ Blinds, holdings, Finish Brackets. Scroll
Saving, Turning also, Stair Work. Black Walnut
Spanish Cedar and Redwood Novels, Bslusters and
Ral Cor. Fl9nt snd 9 sta, Sacramento fess'iplr