Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-01
ATTORNEYS
OF the sacramento Division of the Gail
fnruia Snnreme Court.


uf1ice address as follows:
Alpine County-Theron Reed, Marklecyille.
Amador County-Eagon K Armstrong, Rust
Camnetti, Reed 4 Griffith ". j. AeGee, J. T.
| Brusie and A. c. Brown, Jackson
Butte County-T. L. Ford, A. +. Jones, L. y
Freer, 7 B. Reardan, P. o. Hundley, john
Turner c. f. Lott, L. c. Granger. VIM ): Her
rim. Richard White, Geo. NJ sha" W. n.
Park Henshaw, F. G. Lusk, 10. d. SpfQni, b.
Collins, c. G.. Warren, VIM II. Sehooler, -.
| T. DAILY, A. G. Barnard, Chico; r. C. Long, GrId-
! ley; Geo. \. Blanchard, E. \. Bridgeiord; j. W.
| Goad W q. DyaS T. J. Hart. H, NJ. Albery J.
G. Deuel., Richard Bayne, b. F. Howard. Edwin
Swiniord, Colusa; o. 7. Coghlan, willows; mos.
Nichols Orland T. ]. Harrington, C0ilisa
Fl Dorado County : George G. BLANCHARD,
Charles f. Irwin, NJ. p. Bennett q. j. Carpen,
ter, PrentiSs Carpenter. George II. lngham, tred
Irwin. Clarke Howard Charles \. sWisl r. Fla
cervie
Iasscn County-E V spencer L. r. Dodge,
\. L. Sluino, NJ. Marstelle, {. g. Kelley, Susiih-
Modoc County-F. w Ewing J. ]. May, J. y.
; Mcdonald, c. j.. Claiiin, J. c. Bawmer, /. VI.
| B arnes, Alturas; H. L. Spargur, Lake city:
Nevada County-Searls 4 Searis, Maliing d
| c. Niles ". D. Long. II. V. Reardan, J. l. Cald-
| well, e. d. Blakey, William. Sowden. Thomas ;.
| Ford, Frank Power, Nevada City; A. b. blDpie,
A. J. Ridge, L. W. Roberts \. Burrows, c. v.
| kits Grass Valley: c. f. NcGlashan, George /.
! Marshall O.. Il. Mason, Truckce; James \.
| Stidger, North San Juan.
W. b. Lardner. !. I. Kinkade, c; \. Tuttle, +.
| ?. Tuttle J. Z. PreWett W. i. Hughes, ID. W.
| Spear. N. Fulweiler W H Bullock. Auburn:
! 2. Singer, Lincoln 6. II. Colby, Dutch Flat;
Plamas conntyNW. W. Kellogg. J. n Good
win r. II F. Variel, II. II Burstow, d. ".
| jerks James A. Orr, L. 7. Hogan, II. 5. Porter,
| Quincy; Moses Bull, Greenville.
| Sacramento County-T B. Mcfarland Supe-
! rior Judge J. ". Armstrong, superior Judge;
s G. benson, H. Starr, ID. E Alexander, Matt
| / lgV
| L. Bates A. c. Freeman, C. l. y mite, l.. Bruner.
4. 7. Catlin, L. /. Robinson W. f. George, J. \.
| Young, J, II. Mckune. W. c. Nnn Fleet, W. 3.
Treadvell, James Galloway, E. N. Martin, T.
! W. GilIner. : Scion Hou, Charles I. Jones,
Grove J.. Johnson. ". \. Anderson, i. S. Tay
! lor, James /. English, Samuel Cross, \. Greene
| Wallis J. T. Carey F. II. Moore, Il. T. Deylin,
! +. D. Ryan, Adam Beatty, ". II. Beatty, II. O.
Beatty, Il. NJ. Clarken, J; T. Ralnage, G. II.
Dunn, John Heard, H. Edgerton, A. \. Blu
! chanan. c. y Post, l. S Brown, ?. j. Shields,
Sacramento.
San Joaquin coqnty-Dayid 5; Terry, John
| Louttit, :. L. Carter, VIM. NJ. Gibson, L. L.
| Hood, b. Mckinney, S. l.. Terry Anse Smith,
James H. Budd, John f. Budd, Joseph II. Budd,
J. c. Byers, L. W Elliott, P S Wilkes, J. c.
| Campbell, J. \. HosmeT ]. q. Winerton. ". S.
! Montgomery, Wesley Mnta, $. y. Booker, G. NJ.
| Remission, }. II. Cavis, william H. Lyons, ". T.
Bags. R. NJ. King, stockton; W. {. Green, Lodi;
! d. ;. Knight, Lockeiord.
Sierra County,. Vanclief, F. D. Seward, F.
R. Wehe s. =. smith, L. II. ossood, NJ. Farley,
| F. Anderson, 5. b. Davidson, DJWnieville; G.
| Wood, Sierra Valley; John Hodges Loyalt0n.
SolanO County Joseph Mckenna Suisun;
! George y, Lamont, Kelly IL Huckins. Jasper
Robberstn, o. P. Dobbins \. J. Buckles. Fair
field; JOHN Lynch. Matt. -Clarken l.. B. Miner,
! Benicia; lF. ". Hall, j. Combs, Joel A. Harvey.
| A. Mudgstt, J. &. Lawton. Vallejo; Walter Lum-
bert, A. banning, Dixon; A J. Dobbins, Raleigh
! Barcer. Nacayille.
Suffer gounty-s. J. stabler, NJ. C, Barney. J.
| L. Wilbet NJ. L. Sanborn, Il. +. Rogers ". I.
Phipps, Suba City.
Shasta County-C W Taylor, Edward Sweeny,
James (. Isaacs, A 4. Andrews, Shasta; L. W.
Frisbie /. P. Primm, James p. Smith, Redding;
| \. C. Ferguson, Anderson; Francis Carr, Mill
| vile; L. V. Tarter, J. II. Winter, Fall River
sisliyesr County-H. B. ellis, W. L Nichols.
! John V. Brown, VIM, McConaughy 7. A. Bautz,
Fort JOKES; 3. W. Jencks, Sawyers Bar; II. B.
| Warren Nreka.
Tehaih County Charles P. Braynard, \. P
Chapman. c: A. Garter, J. +: Ellison. Jackson
Hatch ]. Chadbourne, \. ". Gale, W. Henry
| Jones, L V Hitchcock, c, b. Ashurst, j. W
Lewis, E. B.; Smelling, J. t. Matlock, X. E.
| Trinity County-T. f. Jones, c. L. Williams,
J. W. Philbrook, W. J. Tinnin, Weaverville.
Tgomlnne County j. F. Rooney, F. H.
F. W, Street, Sonora S. J. Pratt, Chinese Camp.
! Yolo County, E. Baker, Byron Ball, John
| Lambers G. P. Sprague. J. W. Going, G. p. Hard
T. ". H. H.
Garouttts C. S, Frost W. II. Grant, j. c. Ball, j.
Craig. Woodland; James O'Neal Dayisvlle
Yuba County,. G. Fuller, =. A. Davis l. s
Belchery Nm. g. Murphy. s. NJ. Bliss, J. II.
| Craddock, VIM. Singer, Jr., Marysyille.
RESOURCES or THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY.
The Executive Committee of the Immigra-
ton Association of California, to whom
was assigned the duty of compiling statis-
ties of the resources of the Sacramento val
leg and tributary country, have issued
| comprehensive pamphlet, which is now
| ready for distribution from the office of the
! Association, No. 10 California street, San
! Francisco and CalitOrnianS are invited to
send to that Office the names and addresses
! of any farmers and others east of the
| Rocky mountains who would be interested
! in obtaining information about California
! and the $500, coo acres of Government land
within her borders subject to homestead
I and prescription. The pamphlet refers to
! the 1oothill region. the Sierra Nerada
mountain region, the counties of Amador,
! Butte C3iusa, FL Dorado, Lake. Lassen,
| Modoc Nevada, Placer Plumas. Sacramento,
! Suffer SDiano Shasta, Siskiy0u, Sierra, Tc
! hama, Trinity, Iolo and Iuba, and gives q
! map of the State. In condensed form there
| is presented minute description Of the
J
| tons railroads. rivers, cities and towns.
! public institutions, resources and general
advantages of the northern counties. A
! large proportion of these lands are situated
| on the watershed of the Sacramento river,
| and are made up of the foothill country,
/ and within what is known as the fruit belt
| just now coming into more active demand
! than almost any other class OF arabic lands
! in the State. The area OF mineral and
! timber lands is also given, and their adj
vautages for investment fully set forth. In
short, il is complete digest OF the res )tIrces
! of vast amount Of the most desirable
country for settlement. hitherto little
! known east Of the Rocky mountains.
NEW YORK HoP MARKET. - Emmet
Wells Weekly Hop Crnslar, dated New
York, October 2Hh, says: The week
presents no new or Important feature. The
/ exports keep up well considering the strong
/ opposition we have from Germany in push
! ing her stocks on the London market 4
/ notable feature this week is the heavy re-
! ceipts, amounting to Al bales. but as
| these goods are mostly intended for export
I they do not really come upon this market,
and cannot be counted IN the general stock
| Brewers have taken very few hops. conSid-
ering that nearly two months have elapsed
since The harvest. This goes To show that
they We're better Supplied on September ist
with old hops than most people were will
! ing to give them credit for; it may be pos
| Sible that they are waiting for lower prices
in this, Of course, they Would be placing
! themselves in the same p~Iion as spccu-
/ lators. London brewers, ON the contrary,
/ are evidently satisfied that prices are now
b, about low enough as will be seen by orr
! letter herein from that point, and as is
! evincel by the large purchases they have
! already made in Germany. We can see
nothing to warrant the belief INDUCED in
| by many that We shall have much lower
! prices in New York, unless our Pacific
! coast friends crowd their hops upon us
! f;lsler dian we can find an outlet for them.
I We renew our quotations without change,
/ calling - cents the outside figure. 1t will
/ be seen ~ our San Francisco letter
! herein. that most dealers there best quail
/ fed to Judge now give the actual yield at
/ 10000 bales, and rs they reckon their bales
/ at 800 pounds each, instead of $50 pounds
rs Is done on his side the yield IS over
! !5.911, 900 pounds, or nearly the quantity
/ consumed in the United States last year.
! MEET FOR PARADE.-An appeal is made
! by advertisement this morning fol- all who
! favor &" Cleveland and reform, without re-
gard 20 previous party affiliations, TO meet
! at Sixth and X streets NJ $50 this evening,
to take part in the Democratic parade.