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PACIFIC SLOPE.
THE UPRISING OF THE yAQUI IN
DIANS IN SONORA.
Mil and Dwelling Burned-lndian
Held for Murder-Eight Horses
Cremated- Chinese Suicide.
CALIFORNIA.
A sclEConfessed Murderer.

SusAYvILLE. March 6ta.-The exanaina-
ton of Holden Dick, Pit river lrdian,
before James BranhaIn. Justice of the
Peace, was concluded here to-day. de is
charged with killing Samuel b. Shaw
year ago last September. Shaw was killed
in his cabin on Madeline Plains, this coun-
ty, and his head cut off and could not be
found at the time. The Indian has made
full confession, giving particulars and
taking parties 10 where the head vas found
in crevice in the rocks some twelve miles
awav from the scene of the murder. He
states that he was assisted by one A. b.
Perry. who was found dead in his cabin
about two weeks after the murder. He
saws Perry ted him they were to receive
$500 when the killing was done, from
PARTY who is now at large. The Indian was
held for trial in the Superior Court.
Barn and Horses Burned.
SANTA MARIA, March 6th.-W. R. Ram
sev's large barn, one mile south OF this
town, was totally destroyed by fire at S
o'clock last evening. Eight horses, twenty
five sets of harness and thirty-fiye tons of
hav were burned Mr.. Ramsey's loss will
amount to over $500; no insurance. The
fire was caused by the explosion Of q Ian
tern.
An Employer who Declines TO be Asked
Ter w ages
HEALDsBURG, March Chill. c. Newly
struck an employee by the name Of Joseph
Blasier on the head with a club this even
ing, and it is feared that Blasier will not
survive. The cause is supposed TO be that
Basier asked for his wages. The town is
in great excitement, and Newly is under
arrest.
Coroncr's Tnquest-The New River Mines.
YREkA March 6th.-The Coroner held
an inquest to-day on all the remains that
could be found Of the man whose head was
discovered some DAYS ago in Willow creek,
about fourteen miles north of this place.
The jury rendered q verdict that deceased
was an unknown man, and came to his
death from an unknown cause. The re-
mains are not Constablcs, missing man
from here, but are believed to be those of =
stranger passing through the county, and
well dressed Some $500 was found in his
pants, and it is believed that he had more,
which escaped from his rotten clothing, the
man having evidently been killed or come
to his death in some mysterious manner
over year ago.
A large number of persons are going
from this county to New River, via Etna.
the new mines being near the southern
boundary of this county, in the northern
part of Trinity county.
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rsssENGEss FROM TIE EAST.
-sgscI'J BY TELEGRAPH TO THg REcoRD-UNIoN. !

-sfscisJ BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN. ]
NEwHALL, March 6tA.-The following over
land passengers passed Newhul to-day. TO
.-a III San Francisco March eth Mrs L. Me
hey and child. Yuma; Mis- Y. Wright,
lis. Wisconsin; J. II. Waugh and wife,
ia, Mo-; Mrs. $. II. II. Clark, Omaha;
H-is. brown. Tucson: Rev a. Mandne aud three
Sisters Of Charity. Maryland; /. Goldtree, Tue
son: N. 8. Lyle :. Da ncHbGum, Charles Wines
baugh, 8. Seller, San Francisco: J. ". Eelrich,
Nevada; J. W. Jones. wife and son, c. A.
Hooper STEPHEN Collins, san Francisco: J. B.
Jennings. Wilmington, Cal; L. A. Hurd Sen
Francisco: W. B. Osborne. Ciarksburg, W Va:
Miss +. Grandjean, Oakland: K. Clark, New
York; b. l.. MCClain, Los Angeles; L. l.. Sperry,
Westfeld Mas; DR.. Charles Smith, Frederick
City, Md l.. z. Corkrott, W. r. Whiting, san
Francisco J. ". Morris and wife, sacranIento;
NJ. J. Leary, Oakland; w. w. Joyce, salinas
PRoMoNToRY (Ulah), March 6th.-The follow
Ing overland passengers passed here to day
10 arrive in Sacramento March Sth: Mrs Keep
pier, San Francisco; l. Schweitzer, Ketchum
Idaho; Mrs. q. ". Goodwin and son, Calais
mine; Mrs. +. G. sheath. Mrs. Charles L. Lord
san Francisco.
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OREGON.
The United sL.tl. scnntcr.hip.

The United States 5euatcTship.
PORTLAND, March 6th-Thoso who claim
to be in close relations with Governor
Moody say he will not take the response
biiity OF appointing q United States Sen
ator, but viii call an extra session of the
Legislature early in October 10 elect.
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The Seattle Chronicle says Twenty thou
sand dollars will probably be invested by
an Eastern company in a factory to convert
the waters or Medical lake into soap. as cx-
periments show that it makes the finest
kind Of toilet soap.
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LONG RATS or LOGs.-Two great RATS
of logs were taken TO Cleveland from Lake
Superior last year. One covered FIVE and
the other eight acres, and contained re
sPectively three and two millions OF feet.
Two weeks were occupied in the transit
from a point about hundred miles from
Sault Ste. Marie TO Cleveland. Being
made mp in sections, they we're run sepa-
rately through the rapids and rivers, and
united where there WAS plenty of room.
The total distance was six hundred miles.
1t was the first attempt to run RATS OF logs
through the rapid; at the Sault, which are
mile long, with descent Of twenty feet.
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GRAND OPENING!

P. sTEIMEL WISHES TO INFORM HIg
| !. friends and the public generally that be
has assumed the proprietorship IF the saloon
on the southwest Cor. OF Seventh and l. street,.
THIS Saturday. EVENING he viii dedt-
cate his new place with q GRAND OPENING,
TO which all are invited. None bu, the Choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS are kept. An
ELEGANT LUNCH viii be served Free to the
visitors. mT6A
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20 YEARS OF AGONY
Ended. The Cuticura Remedies
triumphant.

T HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR TWENTY
! years with IN obstinate skin disease, called
by some 81. De psoiiesis, and others lepTo~y,
commencing on my scalp, and in spite OF al !
could do, with the help OF the most skiiltul
doctors, it eIOTly but surely extended, until a
year ago this winter it covered my entire person
IN form of dry Saales FOR he last three years /
have been unable TO do any labor, and SUFFERING
intensely all tho time. Every morning there
could he nearly dustpan of scales taken from
the sheet on my red some of them half as large
a. the envelope containing this letter
In the latter part Of winter my skin COM
menoed cracking open. tried everything
almost that could De- thought Of, without any
relief. The 18TH of Juae l started West, in
hopes could each the Hot Springs. ! reached
Detroit, end was so low thought l should have
to go TO tie hospital, but finally got as far as
Lansing, Mich. where had 5ter Irving. One
DR.. - treated me about two weeks but did
me no good All thousht had but short time
TO live. l earnestly prayed to die. Cracked
through the skin all over my back, across my
ribs, arms. hands. limbs; feet badly swollen:
toenails came of; fiiger-nails dad and hard AS
bone; hair dead, dry, ana Htcless as old straw
On, my God how did suffer.
My sister had small part of a box Of Cuticura
in the house She wouldn't give up; SAID, - We
wiz try uticura." Some was applied on one
hand and arm. Eureka there was relief
stopped the terrible burning sen-ation from the
word 60. They Immediately got the CUTTCt IA
kYSDLYEET, CuTICURA, and CUTiCURA SOAP |
commenced by taking one tablespoonful of
bath once day, water about blood heat, used
Cuicura Soap freely; applied Cuticura morning
and evening. Result-returnei to my home in
just six weeks from time left and my skin as
smooth as this sheet OF paper.
HIRAM E CARPENTER.
Henderson, ,Ig5e-so7. Cbu7Ly. n. Y.
Sworn to- before me. this nineteenth day Of
January, 1880. A. Vi. LEPFTNGwELL,
Justice OF lhc Peace.
CUTICURA RRsoLvIST, tie new blood purifier,
Internally and CUrIcURA and CuTIcURA SOAP,
the great skin cures, externally clear the com
plexion, cleanse the skin and scalp, and purify
the Blood of every species of Itching Scaly,
Pimpiy. scrofulous, hercurial, and Canoerous
Humors and Skin Torturcs when physicians,
hos itals, AMI ali other means fail Sold every
where. Price; CUuCURA. soc; soar, 23c.i Re
SOLVENT, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
RFENTViC BATH. The CUTICURA MEDICINAL
Dbno L and TOILET SGAP ap25-1y TYS&wly
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LEGIsLATTvE NOTE.

Assemblyman JV. Coleman gave dinner
last evening at the Restaurant de France to q few
Dersensl friends.
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Among the Leading Journals of the
Coast

Coast"
The SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION entered
upon its titty-third volume on the 26th ult.
Its long and successful life has placed il
among the leading journals of the coast,
and its opinions upon all important topics
are decided and are advocated with great
ability.1Santa Cruz COurier-I Item, March
5th.
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NOTICED

A LII CREDITORS OF A. McRBA ARE RE
"A quested 10 present their claims forthwith 20
J. HYNAN. Suffer street, Folsom. Sacramento
county, Cal The estate being ready for dis-
tribution, 1t is necessary that all claims be veTi-
fed and presented within sixty days from this
date, or they will not BE- considered
Folsom. January d, 1885. J. HYMAN
ia29-2pGG Assignee Estate OF Alex McRea
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Do SoaErHING.-I see in this world
two heaps of human happiness aud mis-
cry. Now, If l take but the smallest bit
from one heap and add it TO the other,
carry s. point II, as | go home, a child
has lost half-pcnny, and il, by giving it
another, can wipe away its tearA feel
that have done something. should be
glad, indeed, to do greater things but l
will net neglect this John Newton.
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BORN

Sacramento, March 6-Nifc Of L. G. Dickman
Il daughter.
Sacramento. February l5--Wife Of Emil Buck
oW. a daughter.
Rosevnle. March Wife of j. B. Harris, q
daughter
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Tri-WeekIy Railroad Trains.

EUREKA, March 6th.-On and after Mon
day next the Eureka and Palisadc Railroad
will only make three trips weekly from
Eureka to Palisade, leaving Eureka Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, and Pail
sadc Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
For long time this company has not had
sufficient business to justify daily trips.
When business improves, daily trains VIII
be run
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pRITIsH COLUMBIA.

SeicIdo o. Chinlman by EnngtnC.
VIcroRrt, March 6th A Chinaman
committed suicide this morning by hang
lne. The body was quite cold when dis
covered in miserable hovel in Chinatown.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXHIBITION
Special Notice:

CONTRIBUTORS WHO ARE WILLING TO
~ do so, Rre requested to bring their exhibits
6Pk MONDAY, March sth. All others are re
qUested to pack and have ready-with tul de-
scripti0n written out that is OF interest to the
eXhibt-their loans, for quick delivery TO the
agents of the Museum Association, who will re-
cept tor each article, and begin 10 collect TU ES-
DAY MORNING, March 10th. 1t has been i'm
possible TO yisit oil citizens and solicit exhibits
ThOse not thus called upon are now invited to
notify the Association OF any exhibit OF interest
thai can be had. Address
J. h. RAY. Secretary. sol street
rnr1-lt b @
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MARRIED.

sacramento, February 3S-By Rev. Carroll NJ
Davis, F. ". sau4e, OF Sacramento, 70 Mrs
Anna Newton, OF Louisville, KY. iLouiavine
KY, papers please copy.)
Roseyille, March BY key. W. A. Johns. John
William Of3ut to Ada L. Nickerson.
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Assembly Bill No css relating TO public
schools. rs amended by the Senate, was con-
Cured in.
At $50 the Assembly adjourned till Saturday
At
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SKATING RINK

SKATING RINK.
an WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH lin,
~ W D. Wilmot of Boston. the Worlds
Champion Bicyciist viii give splendid exhA-
bition of Scientific, Fancy and Trick Bicycle
Riding a. the Rink. General admission, IS
cents. mr6 I'd
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DIED.

FonthiD We,and county, Ontario. February 10
TuOs. Smith, 7B years. months and L a
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ELITE THEATER.
g.g- GREAT ATTRACTIONS @EQ
EVERY EYENINGt
BENEFIT BALL.

re- Don't fail to see them-the best show ever
seen IN sacramento. Popular Prices: % and TOO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A.O.U. Willy of the Valley Lodge,
No. II. d. OF H., will meet in Grangers Hall,
THIS Saturday EVENING, Mt S O'Clock, for the
initiation ofcanddates and otherbusincss which
may properly come before u,
MRS. G. A. WALKER, c. of II.
,NNyrr tcft Racordpr mrT-Ils
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CHAPTER IXVU

An act to secure the payment of the interest and
principal of bonds now issued and that may be
issued in pursuance of an act entitled IAN act
in relation to encountered cities" approved
March seventeenth, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-one. .'l 800 ~. fix
L. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey That it shall be
the duty of the officers, boards or authorities
having power to assess and levy taxes for state
and county purposes in any municipality, and
they are hereby empowered to levy an additional
tax therein for the purpose of securing the pay
ment of the interest as It accrues and the prfnci-
pal when due, on all bonds now issued and that
may be issued by any city within their county. in
pursuance of an act entitled IAN act in relation
to encountered cities" approved March seven
tenth, one thousand eight hundred and eighty
one but no tax shall be levied in anticipation Of
the issuing of any such bonds: such additional
tax, when levied shall be collected by the appro-
PIRATE officers of the municipality, and used and
applied exclusively for the purposes aforesaid.
2. And be it enacted, That it shall be lawful for
the council other legislative body of any NUM-
cipality which has issued or shall ISSUE any
bonds under the authority of said act of March
seventeenth, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty one, to appropriate to their payment, by
ordinance, which shall have the force of contract,
any or all claims or demands due to such munich
pality for unpaid taxes and assessments and the
moneys that may be collected thereon; that after
the passage of such ordinance all moneys col
lected on account of the taxes and assessments so
appropriated shall, as fast as collected, be paid
over to a trustee to be appointed by such council
other legislative body, and used by said trustee
exclusively either for the purchase of said bonds,
in such manner as may be provided in such ordi-
nance, or for their payment, if payable either in
full or pro rata; and all bonds so purchased or
paid in full shall be at once delivered to the NUM-
cipality and Cancelled; said ordinance may also
provide that the said bonds and accrued interest
shall be the only bonds or class of bonds or obi-
cations of the municipality that shall thereafter
be received in payment of the taxes and assess
ments SO appropriated to their security and pay
ment; the said council or other legislative body
shall have full power to pass from time to time
such ordinances, and enter in such contracts with
of bonds, issued and to be issued under the said
act of March seventeenth, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-one, as such council or legis-
lative body shall deem necessary or proper to
carry out the powers herein granted.
8. And be 1t enacted, That all acts and parts of
acts general, local or special, inconsistent with
the provisions of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed and this act shall take effect i'm
mediately.
Passed March 10, 1885.
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CHAPTER Lxxu

An Act to amend an act entitled IAN act relative
to the Jurisdiction and practice of district courts
in this state,' approved March twenty seventh
eighteen hundred and eighty-two. ar
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly Of the State Of New Jersey, That section
three of said act be and the same is, hereby
amended to read as follows: q
8. And be it enacted, That the pleadings to be
hled In said district courts in any suit where the
debt demanded, or damage claimed, actually ex-
ceeds the sum or value of two hundred dollars.
shall be the same those in the circuit courts of
ton in any such suit shall be filed within ten days
after the return day named in the summons and
the plea or demurrer of the defendant shall be
filed within ten days after the time limited for fl
ing the plaintiffs declaration; and each succeed
ing pleading until the cause is at issue, shall be
filed within ten days after the time limited for
pleading by the opposite party; and every cause
when at issue shall be noticed for trial within
twenty days thereafter, and at least five days
notice of trial shall be given by the plaintiff and
served in the same manner as in the circuit courts
of the several counties of this state and if the
plaintiff shall neglect to notice his cause for trial
within said time Judgment shall be awarded for
the defendant as in case of non-suit, with costs
unless the court allow further time and the costs
TO be taxed in any such cause shall be the same
to the attorney court, clerk and sheriff as are
taxable in the circuit courts of the several coun
ties in this state provided, however, that in case
the plaintiff shall upon, or within ten days after,
the return day of the summons file his declaration
and serve copy thereof on the defendant or his
attorney, the defendant shall plead or demur
thereto within ten days from the date of such SER
vice. and In default thereof the plaintiff may have
judgment in the same manner that Judgment by
default is rendered in the circuit courts of the
several counties in this state" dt f1 eI
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately. eft oi
Approved March II, 1885. rr-
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CHAPTER XIX.

An Act for the establishing and maintaining
sewersin localities governed by commissioners
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That it shall
he lawful for the commissioners of any incorpo-
rated locality governed by a board of commission.
'ers, to contract with any person, persons cor.
poration for the removal of sewage, and for the
construction of o comprehensive system of sewer
age within the boundaries of such local govern
ment, upon such reasonable terms as they may
agree upon, also for said board to make ordi-
nances and rules in relation to the manner of such
construction and maintenance of such sewers and
in relation to the manner in which said person,
persons or corporation SO contracting, shall exer
else their rights. sr-r ra s.
q And be it enacted, That such person, persons,
OR corporation shall be subject to such rules, ordi
nances and regulations as said commissioners may
establish, and have the right to use such streets
for the purpose of the construction of such sewers
as may be agreed upon by such board of commits
-sioners, and shall have the right to make such
reasonable charges against the owners of build
1ngs which may be connected with said sewers
as the said commissioners may agree to.
8. And be it enacted, That the said board of
commissioners or other governing body shall have
the right to purchase and take from such person.
persons or corporation, their entire system of
sewerage aDG drainage, constructed under this act
and any supplements that may be made thereto,
upon such terms as may be agreed upon between
such commissioners and person. persons or cor
poration, and. at any time after the expiration of
twenty years shall have the right to purchase said
system of sewerage and drainage upon paymentto
said person, persons or corporation of q sum of
money equal to the original cost of said works;
provided, that If said person, persons or corpo
ration shall fail neglect 10 keep said system in
good, healthy and effective condition, their rights
as are guaranteed by this act shall be forfeited to
said board of commissioners
4. And be it enacted That this act shall take
effect Immediately
Passed March g. 1885.
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CHAPTER L.
An Act enabling q change of name of certain
municipalities incorporated as commissions.

An Act enabling change of name of certain
municipalities incorporated as commissions.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That when the
corporated as the commission, or the COM
mission of shall desire to change such cor
porate name to that of or the city of
it shall be lawful for the legal voters of such
commission at any municipal or special election
called in accordance with the provisions of this
act TO vote for or against such change of name.
q And be it enacted, That when application
shall be made to the governing board of such
commission for such change of name. such gov
erning board shall cause the clerk of such COM
mission to advertise in the same way and manner
as the municipal elections are advertised, that
such change of name will be voted for at the fol-
lowing election, and shall cause to be placed on
the ballots at such election the words +" for the
adoption of the name of city" or against the
adoption of the name of CITY," and the election
officers with the other election returns shall make
true and correct statement in writing under
their hands of the result of the election with ref
erence to the change of name, the same to be en-
tered at large upon the minutes of said board.
8. And be it enacted, That after such change of
name shall have been adopted the governing
board of such municipality shall be known and
styled as council"
4. And be it enacted That all the provisions
of the charters of such municipalities except SO
much as refers to the name. all ordinances reso-
buttons and official acts ordained, passed exc
cuted as commissions shall remain legal and of
full effect in such places as shall adopt the name
of city" and all provisions, ordinances, resolu-
tons and official acts ordained, passed or exc
cuted under the name of city shall be legal and of
full force and effect If passed. ordained or exc
cuted under the name of commission. 3,
b. And be 1t enacted, That all acts or parts Of
acts, whether special or general, not consistent
with the provisions of this act, be and the same
are hereby repealed, and this act take effect Inn
Passed March Q, 1885.