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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Fourteenth Presbyterian Church,
between Q and ?, Rev. Geo. X. Bird, minister.
services at II 4. n. Topic; Sound and
Substance in Religion and P, n, topic,
81 Soberminded. Youth" an address to young
men.
sixth-street NJ. Il. Church. between X
and The pastor, Rev. l. +. Ollie. win preach
ut 1915 A. n. on THE Churchs Strength and
Weakness and viii lecture in the evening ON
" The Revised Bible" All are welcome.
Congregational Church. Sixth Street, be-
tween | and J-Kev. W. {. Merrill, pastor, The
pastor will preach tomorrow at 10:45 \. N. Sub
jeCt, Transmission of Character" Sunday
school at l2l5. No evening service.
NJ. r. Church South, Seventh street, be-
tween and k-Ihe pastor, II. c. Christian, viii
commence IN the morning q series Of sermons
on The Parallels of Our Lord In the even
ing seriesDn The Life of ST. Paul" All who
do not attend elsewhere cordially invited to
worship with US The services viii begin az II
A NJ and ?. NJ, and continue only one hour. .
First Baptist Church. Ninth street, be-
tween l. and attracting by the pastor, A ].
fTos1 morning and evening. Morning subject,
Liars. Al are cordially invited to attend
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, corner Twenty-fourth and K
streets-Preaehing every Sunday at lO45 A. NJ.
oaboath,school at $3.50 P NJ. Testimony meet
ing at 1870 P. III.
Calvary Baptist Church, street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thireenth-Preaching by
Rev. a. G. Herric6, at II A. N. Subject " Drifting
Away. evening service at S P. n. Subject
=" The Desire OF All Nations" Welcome to all =
Central NJ. f. Church, Eleventh street,
between and Rev. c. hcKelvey. pastor.
Services at 1915 A. N. and 7:45 p NJ Sunday.
school at 1915 p. n. Seats free. A cordial in
vitstion to all, Strangers welcome.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Sixth
street, corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. III.
Rice, viii preach on Sabbath at l0:45 A. NJ. At
I45 P. N. Rev. J. NJ. Spanger viii speak on
Christianity in Chile The lecture Kill be
illustrated by maps. All are invited
st. Paurs Church, Eighth street. be-
tween l and J, Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, rector
Sunday-school $50 A. n. Eitany and. Holy Com
munion II A. NJ. School, sixteenth and N, S
p n. The rector goes to Folsom in the even
ing.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.
Cholera is increasing at Valencia, Spa
Forty per cent. of those attacked die

| Cholera is increasing at Valencia, Spain.
Forty-tive per cent. of those attacked die.
Charles Whitehead, of San Francisco. has
been notified of his appointment as Special
Inspector of Pensions for California
All the Californians in Washington called
on General Rosecrans to present their con-
| gratulatiOns upon his appointment as Reg
lister Of the Treasury.
1t is said that 5000 worth of diamonds
were recently dug up in Lincoln Park, Chi
cago where they had been buried by thief
who stole them from Mrs. L. L. Walker, of
| Salt Lake City.
The strike on the Kentucky Central
| Railroad is virtually at an end. 1t only
includes the hrakemen and freight con-
| ductors, and has only had the effect of
stopping freight trains.
! The Suez Canal Commission. at its meet
| ing in Paris Thursday, unanimously ap-
proved OF the proposition to empower the
Directors to borrow 100000 for the pur-
/ pose 8. charging the canal.
The whipping post continues in general
| favor with the people Of Delaware for the
punishment of petty otfenses. 1t is rarely
| found necessary 10 administer second
whipping to the same offender.
| General Rosecrans some days ago filed
with the State Department in Washington
protest in behalf of the people of Califor-
MIA dissenting from the views set forth in
the Wallace and McCoppin letters.
| 1t is the general impression i'll Washing
| ton that the ncXt appointment for California
| will be Israel LaYton, as Sub Treasurer.
There is fair prospect for insolvency 10
| be Surveyor of the Port and Hendricks as
Superintendent of the Mint.
Judge Mackey, father of the United States
Consul to Brazil (who lately shot in self
defense the insulting editor of paper
| there, has received a cablegram from Rio
do Sui, Brazil, stating that his son has been
| unanimously absolved by the jury.
A general effort is being made in Wash
| ington to clear out the Shipping Commits
| siOner's Office OF San Francisco. Judge
| Wallace, General Rosecrans and Congress-
man Henley are united in the opinion that
tie present management should be broken
up.
DR. Douglas, who remained at General
Grants house all OF Thursday night, was
once called to paint the patients throat
with cocaine. The night however, the
Doctor said, was a good one in point o
rest, and the General was feeling unusually
comfortable Yesterday morning
The race for the Oaks stakes at EPSON
Eng, yesterday, was won by Lord Cado-
gan's bay FLY Lonely. The winner wa,
ridden by Fred Archer who rode the win
ming horse in the race for the Derby stake!
| Wednesday, Lord Zetland's bay FLY st
Helena was second and Sir J. Willoughby
chestnut FLY CipolIina third.
Sir Peter Lumsden arrived at Vienna
yesterday, and proceeded on his journey t
London. In an interview he said thai
Colonel Alikhanoff had openly boosted t
the Afghans that Russians wanted to take
Herat, and also q great deal more. Sill
Peter said that Russia never would have
urged her absurd demands il she had be
lieved that England was in earnest in re-
sistng them.
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R0UTE OF PROCESSION.


A THLETIC DAY AT RECREATION PARK
n Entrance corner Sixteenth and 7 streets.
SUNDAY, June 9TH, commencing at 23Q P N.
DUNCAN G. ROSS, Champion Athlete of the
World, will compete against CHAS. LANCE,
the Ohio Wonder, and all corners in heavy
weight eompetiton Also, wrestling, mixed
pion Bicyclist. in his wonderful act A Dude
Learning to Ride Bicycle Also, Chas. LANCE
viii pull against a team of horses. He will give
$50 TO any team of horses that can pull him from
ladder. Boys Races for prizes will take place
between the above events. Duncan c. Ross
viii allow any man 20 feet in heavy weight
competition or forfeit 500. This will show the
public his great superiority over all other ath-
ietes who claim to be experts i'll athletic games.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Haying secured the above
attraction at great expense, l wish to say to
the public of Sacramento, that the above Ath-
leteS viii not appear elsewhere in this city. The
reputation of the above gentlemen is enough TO
guarantee great treat in the way of Athletic
Events Soliciting your patronage, l am re
spectfully, A. J. PERCY, Manager Recreation
Park. Brass Band in attendance Dir. Ross
Champion Belt and Medals can be seen at the
Mechanics store window. Admission so cents.
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OREGON.
Pablo Reception-Tyvo Men Found
Drowned.

PORTLAND, June 5th.-This afternoon a
public reception was rendered to eX-Secre-
tary Sherman and Charles Francis Adams
by the Portland Board OF Trade. Brief
visitors, highly eulogistic of Oregon, its
grand scenery and bright future Mr.. Adams
predicting growth within the next fifteen
years to one million people. Both gentle
men are highly pleased with their cordial
reception and delighted with the climate.
George Weller, street-car driver, who
has been missing for three weeks, was
found to-day in the Willamette river at the
Oregon Steamship Company's dock.
The body of a person unknown was
found on the bank Of the river below the
c ty, who apparently had been drowned
t rec months. 1t was surrounded with
c ows. picking the flesh.
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COMMERCIAL,
sACRAhgENTo MARnEE.

,-, SACRAHEHTro, June 5th.
ERUIT-LemoT1e, Sicily, S7697 59F case; Lines
sl29lS; Bansnas, sees 25 bunch: Pineap-
pies, s6G9 q dozen; Cocoanuts. &666 80 3 100;
Los Angles Oranges, 81 25tGl 50; Riverside do
s. 75qs; Apples, choice, 81 70; common. SOC 75c;
Strawberries, 96l0c 2 bskt Cherries, White,
g0c@Sl; Black, 61@70c 2. box; Raspberries. 81 25
/ q case; Peaches, 2 box, 5l&75c; Apricots,
| 5o975c Cherry Plums Sale = IL; Currants $50
! ) 80 q chest BlackbeTries, SU9c.
! PIE FRUITS-AsSOrteO, 215-tD cans 2 doz,
| 81 2OG1 30; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches,
255t cars, 81 so; Portland BlueberTies 2-fb cans,
y; Whortleberries, 81 70; Capital Asparagus,
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, 21%@8c q Ii;
choice, SC; do CHARTERED, 2@25lc; Pears, peeled,
5@6c; do, lilpeeled, 4@5c; Plulns, pltted, l0@1c;
German and French, 6g.9c; Blackberries, 100
lie; Figs, California, 4@5c p H.
TABLE FRUlIS-Assorted, 211a-ib cans, = doz,
| II 7592; Peaches 81 25C92 3I12; Bartlett Pears,
g 81; Plu1ns. Il sol s.; Blackberries, 81 75@2;
GOoseberries, 50 25@2 50 Strawberries, 81 75Ct3;
Apricots, s2@2 .; Muscat Grapes. 81 75G2; Red
I CuTraDts, 81 80: Cherries. g. G06I2 75
YEGETABLES-Early Rose Potatoes. 85G9Oc =
ell; New Onions. s. 1892 %; Cabbage, 81
81 p; Carrots 81 ? 1905 TuFnips, 15c
hun Saas T9Tet1Hf oTs R l2G dog h. re 6Ip
@6c; Cucumbers, 20@25c; String Beans, 21@Gg3c Z.
! ID; Wax Beans, SG4c 2 h; Summer Squash. 2j4c
| y D. Peas. 2@21zc 4 IL; Artichokes, 40c p
dozen: Tomatoes, 81 75@2R box; Green Peppers,
BREADsTUFFs-F Flour 81 IS p barrel; Oatmeal
! So rs = 100 fbs; COrnmeal, white and yellow,
81 in 25 n sacks 81 25 in 10 Ii sacks 4 100 lbs;
Cracked y heat, s. 25ta2 80; Hominy, S:} p = cwt.
| POULTRI-Ilve Turkeys. l5tGl6c q ID
| fullgrown Chickens, IS 50G6 50 p dozen: young
BOOSTERS, So 50@6 50 = dozen; Broilers, SOS;
tame Ducks, IS 80 Geese, 81 5082 q pair; Eggs,
| choice lots, j60i7c = dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butte1. choice, 21G23c
. b; packed in frkins, choice, 1s61.1c; com
mon, 15@l0c, Cheese, California, go l3C; West
ern fats, 15@I7c; Martins Cream nc
| HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, s1361G p
ION: Alfalfa hay, S1o@1l e ton; Bran, SIS = ton:
| 3iddltngs, SO 2 ton; Barley whole, 81 20
al p; rolled. u 80; Wheat, 81 35@1 40 2 cwt;
tame Cats, 81 30; Corn. 81 30g,l IS p cwt fer
| choice.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds - Alfalfa, 2o@21c;
Timothy, Eastern, 614G,75Ic 3 ID Oregon Gg;7c;
| Pop Corn, 314G4c q II Red Clover, l3@I4c:
Red Top, 7@9c. NCts-Chile Welnuts, 714G
| &c; California WGlnuts, 91agl0c; Almonds, 12G
BE; Peanuts Califoruia, 45[951lc. Lanl (Califor
| ala, cans, 6141gc Eastern 1lG4Qil1%c Hides,
salt Light and medium, Sc heavy, &c; dry,
17@17Ic. Tallow, &c. Hops-So demand,
| Sales OF Pacific coast in New York, l0c; market
! value here, 366Gc.
MEAT8-Beef, 7g71zc; Mutton, 81 p II;
| Lamb, Sc; Vesl small calves, Toe; large, sc;
Hogs, S19@4c. Dressed Pork, 6He: Hams, East
! ern, 13lGl4c;' California, 1InlZ1%c: Bacon, me
/ dunn. qlIc. selected be. extra light 1910
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all the time in sight The encounter took
place about Z O'Clock. About rs or 100
rounds were exchanged. 1t is thought that
two Indians were killed. The cattle men
have in their possession young papoose,
the mother of whom is supposed TO have
been killed in the encounter; also eighteen
head of stock captured.
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Evolutionary Entertainment.

MISS MAMIE T. SHORT WILL GIVE AN
vi Entertainment at the Sixth-Street MethO-
dist Church. MONDAY EVENING, June Sth,
assisted by the best musical talent of this city
The Sonoma County "Democrat" (May 18TH,
says: Miss Mamie Short is wonderful de
lineator of character. She is equally good in
the humorous the pathetic and the tragicaI:
She captivated her audience from the first, and
kept her hearers now laughing and then cry
ing Je5-5tN
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NEW MEXICO.
4 Fight with the Indians.

SAN SIMEON, June 5th. A band of
twenty-four cattle men, headed by Parks
and Fisher, of Duncan, arrived at this sta
ton this evening at o'clock, having just
encountered band OF about twenty-five
indians at the mouth of Doubtful canyon,
after three-days' ride, keeping the trail
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GROCERS.
HEMORRHOIDS
Blind, Bleeding and Itching, Posi-.
lively Cured by Cuticura,

warm bath with CCTICURA SOAP, an eNQuis-
lite Skin Beautiiier, and single application of
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, will instantly
allay the intense itching of the most aggravated
case of Itching Piles. This treatment. combined
with small doses of CUTICuRA REsoLVENT, the
new Blood Purifier, three times day TO regu-
late and strengthen the bowels, overcome CON
stipation and remove the cause, will cure Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles when all other rem
etiiCS And even nhYSiCian iail.
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ARIZONA.
Indians sum stealing and killing.

PREscorT, June 5th.-Colonel Egan has
telegraphed Governor Van Amman from
Clifton that Indians passed through Dun
can yesterday, stealing and killing several
horses. They also killed one man near
Clrlisle The Indians were headed for Ash
fork. A military company has been or
dered by the Goyernor to pursue the In
diana
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ITCHING PILES.

was taken for the first time in my lie with
Blind Piles, so severe that could hardly keeF
on my feet. | used various remedies for three
weeks, when the disease took the form OF Itch
ing ri es and growing worse. BY the advice O
an old gentleman ! tried the CIrICURA. One
application relieved the itching. and was socr
cured. wish TO tell the world that in cases OF
Itching Piles the price Of the CUTIcCRA is Of nc
account. From IN unsolicited quarter
Q. c. kIBBI.
g WET STRprr CONCORD Y 4
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PILES TWENTY WEARS.

Having been 2 martyr 70 Files for twent
years was advised by a friend to try your Gu
TICURA KENFPIE'. which did. and am thank
tul to state that am row perfectly relieved
and hope permanently 20. ...-
New YORK RICHARD NORMAN.
z ST would send you my address but pre-
fer 70 remain in ObscuritY,
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 9Th
BREADoTUFFs-Flou is quiet and Wheat
firm
WOOL-California is quiet at sSlOc for fall
bury, and 12GG17c clean fall; spring bury, is
@17c clean spring, 19@25c pulled, 25@S5c
LIVERPOOL June 9th.
WHEAT-Quiet but steady. California spot lots,
Sos; nearly due, 3is; cargoes of coast and
on passage, quiet. Marx Lane Wheat and
Maize, very slow. English and French country
markets, cheaper; Wheat and Flour in Paris
firm. Weather in England, hot and forcing.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The Chinese Tax-Sewspaper Office
Ratted."

VIcroRM. June 5th.-The police magis
trate has affirmed the validity Of the Chi
neSe tax. The case will be appealed.
The trouble between the Standard pro-
prietOrs and printers eliminated tonight
by the withdrawal of the Union hands and
the substitution of a force of rats from
Seattle The Union rate is 80 cents, and
the Standard offers - cents per thousand.
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ITCHING PILES.

began the use Of your CUUcURA REMEDIE:
when you fist put them on the market, and
know of two eases of Itching Piles that have
been cured by the use, al my suggestion, OF
these remedies. +. y. MAhIlN.
IN
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Advfces from seattIe.

SEATTLE, June 5th.-Hon George H
Williams, of Portland, has accepted the
inYit ition to deliver the Grafton here on
the Fourth OF July.
The Red Stocking Baseball Club, Of this
city has number OF contests on its hands
1t will meet the Tacomas on Saturday next
at that place, the Nictorias here on the 18th
Of June, and the Portlands here on the 4th
and 9Th of July, and at Portland on the
18th and 18th of July.
The trial of William JamisOn in the
United States District Court here, which
commenced week ago, terminated yester-
day in the disagreement Of the jury. Jami-
son had been indicted for obstTucting JUS
tiCe by removing to British Columbia a
large number of important witnesses in the
cases of conspiracy to dcf'aud the Govern
ment by making fictitious land entries,
pending against William Jamison, William
Winters and Peter DAILY. l. Q. Robinson
and y. s. Porter, the Olympia attorneys
who were indicted with Jamison, were al
lowed a change Of venue to Olympia,
where their cases viii be tried. The trial
Of William Winters was commenced We'd
neSday, bat for want of sufficient evidence
Judge Green this morning directed the jury
TO bring in a verdict Of not guilty, which
was done. An order Of noHe pros. was en-
tered in the cases Of JamiSOn and Daily for
the same reason, and they were discharged.
Died of His Wouud-A Delighted Gov
ernor.
WALLA WiLLA, June 5th.-Sharkey, 4
native Of Philadelphia, shot by brake
man on q train when fired for steal
ing ride died to-day. 1t the inquest held
the railroad men gave no evidence, as they
did not want to criminate themselves.
Governor Squire, OF Washington Terri
tory delivered an eloquent address at the
Whitman College commencement exercises
last night. lie to-day was taken around
the country, shown the crops, and is most
enthusiastic. The wheat fields seen will
average from so to - bushels per acre. He
visited Fort Walla Walla, and salute Of
nineteen guns was fired. The Governors
presence has made him very popular.
Probably a Case of Suicide.
PORT TOWNSEND, June 5th-An inquest
was held to-day over the body of the man
found dead in the woods here 1t was
found that his name was A. F. Swimingcr
formerly Of Tawas City, Josea county
Mich, according to letters found in his
possession. He came here some time ago
from Alaska with considerable money
which he has since lost in gambling, and il
is thought that the loss of the money and
bad news he had received from Prices
Station, Maryland shown by letters from
brother OF his at that place, caused him to
commit suicide. A Smith & WeSSon re-
vOlver, with one barrel discharged, and q
box of cartridges were found by his side.
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Auburn, June 3-Alphcus R. Watson to Mary V
Fentou
Marysville township, May 91-AleXander Brown
to Catherine kingsbury.
YrekG, May Sl-Wm. /. ClsrksOn TO Lena Brown
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Fan Francisco, June 4-Jarcs Doherty, 4 native
of County Donegal, Ireland, 65 years.
Friends and acquaintance of his and his
brother, Robert Doherty formerly Of this
city, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral. which will take place from St. Rose
Church this afternoon at O'clock
Truckee May 23-Infant son of Matthew Pen
dergast.
Near Auburn, June 3-Infant son of f. E HUI
bert Il months.
Marysvillc, June Pedro Garcia, days
Marysville, June 3-William NJ. Bell, SIS years.
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ALI. THAT YOU CLAIM.


l have tried your CUrICURA REMEDIES and fine
them all that YOU claim, and the demand fOl
them in this section is great.
AUGUSTUS W. COLLINS.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are 3 post We cure for
every form Of Skin and Blood Diseases. from
Pimples to ScTofula. Sold everywhere. Price,
CUrICUKA, 80 cents; SOAR, 25 cents; RE>oLyENT,
81. Prepared by the POTTER DEUG AND CHEMICAL
Co. BOSTOE, MASS.
cLThJ Blemishes, pimples BlackheGds
ON Az and Baby Humors CUTTcURA SOAP.
ml3-lyW S&wly
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BORN.
IJIEIl.

Near Auburn, June Wife of John Nicely, a
daughter.
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PErALUmA, June 5th.-The day dawned
clear. with a stiff wind from the north
west, and there was largely increased at
tendance at the track. The first event OF
the day was running race for all ages, S25
entrance, $3.50 added, three-quarters of a
mile, with the following starters Nelson,
Tom Atchison,, Lalla Rookh, Ned Cook,
Fanny Parnell, Billy Johnson-won by
Nelson by a length, the others punched.
Time, 11S3. The track is now in fine con-
dition and if the weather continues clear
there will be big rush tomorrow.
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SECOND DlspATtH.l

PlrlLUMA, June 5th.-In the.trotung race
for named horses for purse and stakes OF
5000, three in five, the following horses
Started: Buck Foster, Jackson Temple,
johnny and sorrel Ben. The first heat
Jackson Temple won, Sorrel Ben second ;
time 2.51, The second heat Jack-,on Tenn
pIe Won, Buck Foster second; time, 2;4S.
The third heat Buck Foster won, Jackson
Temple second; time, PA. The fourth
heat Buck Foster won, S0rrel Ben second
time. 2:45!. The fifth heat was taken by
Buck Foster, who won the race and first
money, Temple second and second money
Sorrel Ben third and third money; time
o.45I
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DIR. G. L. SIMMONS

Corner Third and j Streets.
iel-2ptf
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George r. Walden, Rcdding, CAL The
specimens are at hand. The eggs on the
leaf are those of the four-striped plant bug
lPoci5oc0pSus Hueat,4s), a bright yellow bug
about three-tenths of an inch in length,
with black antenne and two black stripes
on each of its wing covers. The punctures
made by these bugs with their beaks to
extract the sap may be the cause of the
leaves turning yellow. That is their man
ner Of feeding. Spraying the leaves with
solution of soft soap may, while driving
away the insects also strengthen and re-
store tie vitality Of the leaves.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

TpEc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooED-UMoN.l
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NOR SALE-A NICE THREE-QUARTER
i Jersey Heifer, to be in first Xix soon
Also, good Horse for delivery. sound and well
1897 II street. ie6iW+
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WEE1r1. june 5Tf.-TTa grassF0TTer
pest in this county is increasing daily in
volume and yirulence. They come in from
the foothills Of the Sierra Nevada and
coast range OF mountains, on either side OF
the valley and pursue their course 10 the
center, meeting at the San Joaquin river,
one armyof them being followed in quick
succession by another; more numerous and
hungry than their predecessors that have
passed on before them. The orchards, vine
yards and gardens near the foothills OF
either range have mostly been completely
devastated
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Written for the RECoRDUYIoN by Matthew
COOke.l


CONFLICT OF AUTHORITIES.
The following letter has been received
from Los Angeles, under date of June I'd,
which indicates slight conflict Of the au-
+bo,;tiaS.
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FRESNO, June 5th.-George W. Scott was
convicted Of murder in the second degree
in the Superior Court to-day. Scott quar-
relied with Mexican named Jesus Fales
over a game of cards, drew a pistol and
shot Fales. Scott is a br0ther-in-law Of
Hon. X. II. Ward, of MERGED.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-06

.JyO LET-A FURRED BRICK HOUSE, 49,
/ with : rooms, newly painted and add
richly papered with decorations. at 1922 E5lsl.t
Fourth street. Inquire at F. A. MANNONY,
1o1l Fourth street. LIB. CT ie6tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-06

FRESNO, June 5,h.-Sherif Meade ar
rested James r. Dollar, an eI-convict, here
last night on information furnished by
detective J. B. Hume. Dollar is suspected
of the robbery of the Milton and Sonora
stage on the % of February, and Of the
attempted robbery of the Clogerdale stage
an Nav Stl