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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Kingsley NJ. r. Church - Rev. C. Ne
Kelvey, pastor. Service at the Seminary build
inc, / street, between Tenth eud Eleventh, ct
1859 4. n. Rev. J. NJ Sprangler viii preach
Sabbath school at 1915 P. b.
ReOrganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day saints, corner Twenty and K
streets-Preaching every Sunday st 10:i5 4. NJ.
sabbath school at l2.3D P. Il. Testimony meet
ing at 80 p. NJ
Calvary Baptist Church. L street, be
tween Twelfth and misunderstanding at
ii \ y. by the pastor a. c. Hcrrick. Subject
e.. The Remedy for the Sins and Sorrows OF Our
Race Evening subject: The Character and
Journeys Of Abraham" Welcome 70 all.
First Baptist Churcll-rreaching by a. j.
frost, pastor, Morning subject: " Changed by
Behoidng." Evening subject: "One Thing
Nccdiul. Hand Of fellowship 20 new members.
All cordially invited
Fourtcenth-street Presbytcrian Church,
between 0 and P-Pasto.. Rev. Geo. X. Bird.
Services 1t II A. -. ana as =. H. Morning
sermon The USe OF Prayer" Evening,
g. The Use OF the Law Under the Gospel Sun
GGg school al l2.SJ ?. Y. Lecture Thursday, 7.45
P.N
NJ. z. Church South. Seventh street, he
tween and E--Thc pastor, II C. Christian will
preach morning and evening, at the usual
Evening Model Nan" Everyone il the
city invited TO join IS in the services, especially
strangers.
Christian Church-EIshtt, between N
ana O---erHlceS morning ana evening. CON
Quoted by the pastor. Our house of worship has
been renovated throughout. so that wenow have
one OF the prettiest ana most comfortable places
OF worship in this city. A general invitation il
extended 70 strangers and friends TO meet ana
worship with US Sunday school, 945. c. &.
Ware, pastor.
Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween l and REV. W. C. Merrill pastor.
The pastor Will preach tomorrow. " Subject
The Tribute Of Love" Sunday school at 1915.
No evening service.
Sixth-sfreet NJ. z. Church, between X
and ll-Rev. +. r Ollie, pastor The pastor will
preach morning and evening, Morning subject:
Church Fellowship. its Privileges and Duties
Evening The Unity of the Human Race"
All are cordially invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Sixth
street, corner of THE pastor. Rev II, H. Rice.
VIII preach on Sabbath At 1915 A. NJ and $50
p y Sacrament OF the Communion at morning
service Evening subject " Paul in Rome a
Comparison Of Christianity With the Forms Of
Religion Then Prevalent in the City"
United Brethren, corner of Fourteenth
and k-Preaching at II A. NJ. and $50 P N. sun
day-school at 9:45 A. N.
st. Paurs Church. Eighth street, be-
tween | and REV. Carroll NJ Davis rector !
Sunday school, $50 A. n. Litany and HOLY Com !
Iaulion, II a, N Mission School, Sixteenth and !
n. p. n The rector goes 20 Folsom In the even
ing.
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COMMERCIAL,
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO. May LIST.
PRu1T-LeInons, Sicily, s. 5000 case; Lines,
81 25G11 50: Bananas, So 2593 80 bunch: Pineap-
pies, sSGa9 = dozen: Coe0anuts. s66a6 TO a 100;
Los Angeles Oranges, 81 2591 80; Riverside do,
81 1892, Navel do S4Ggi SO; Strawberries Se9lOc
p bsk; Cherries 10c@lSI 10 3 box.
PIE FRUITS-Assorteu. 21s-fo cans, a doz.
81 2091 80; assorted, gallon caus, &; Peaches
q cans, 81 so; Portland Biueberries Pr cans,
y; Whortleberries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus,
coIED FRUITs-Apples sliced, 2115G3c p II;
do quaIesTed, 2G2;;sscc; Pears peeled, 3@6e. 10
1npeeled, 4@5c; Rlpms p,,sead. I00ilc Peaches.
9&l0e; do peeled, fe@a1o; Prc1.Scs, German
End End french: 6sgo; BlaekberFiGs, -F@41ei
TABLE FRgii15-Asioltcd. 2ls-fb eans. g doz.
Il 75a92; Peaches, 90 25S2 371$; Bartlett Pears
81 81; Plums, Il 75G1 s.; Blackberies, 81 1902;
Goosebeccies, 81 25@2 so; Strawberries. 8 75Ga3:
Apricots, S2@2 .; Aiuscat Grapes 81 1892: Red
Ciirrants. 81 10: Cherries. g 6062 20.
l4iGS-SaltLake Potatoes 81 SOL 40;
Early Rose do, 81 1901 % p ctl (; New Potato u.
159@115c; Celery, tGc 2 dozen; new 0nirr = esfI5
81; bunch vegetables i21sc 80. ,-I,,;LS
1c; Beets. 81; Horse RaEt i"@' ce @55l-l ,,
b: Garlic. l0Slle; Asparagus 2r<,ife. Pbnbo,.5
3@4c Cucumbers. 81 Strf NJ I;eans gt5i6c
u; ArtichokeS, zoe q do2e - ~ y
? box; Green Peppers, .tai5e . b: f6i,borb
60 BE- = = D }91 tours barrel Oatmeal,
- IN y N - <crnlnea!, white and yellow,
~ e ~ ~ SIS, - p III 10 10 sacks q 100 lbs:
pST4I eat. s. 292 30; Honiuy ~ = p cv.,
81; ~ -sY-LiYe turkeys 11t9fie q u
~ ~" .,lown Chickens, %5G6 g dozsn; Young
~ listers, SIS 5AG-6 so , dozen Broilsfs, $295;
came Ducks So so; Geese, 81 50G2 p pair; Eggs,
choice lots, l6al7c u dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter. choice. 20G21c
p ID mixed lots, in rolls 171%a1651c; packed
in frkins choice, 2l15c; common, $50 -0c
Cheese. California, l0}5Gl4c; Western Hats, Is
GsjiTc; Martin CfGaln t4JZc.
HAY, GRAIN AND FFED--Oat hey, SIS@16 2
on: Alfalfa hay, 5000 = ton; Bran, SIS ? ton;
SddGHngs, go q ton; Barley, whole, 81 Is;
rolled. 81 30 Wheat. 81 45@1 so Il cwt tame
Oats - 50; Corn, 81 l5tGl p . cWt for choice.
hEATG-Beet, ease; Mutton, 51I46c u 70;
Lamb, Sc; Pork, 7G; Veal. small calves, 1o@lIc;
large, &C; fresh Pork, 7e; Hams Eastern 1SG9
lie; California, ll@l2hc; Bacon medium,
SIC; sele ted, 12c; extra light, 1870.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds - Alfalfa, 2Oeg2lc;
Timothy, Eastern, 611Z@711c 8 10 Oregon, G@7c;
Pop Corn, 31@@94c = II ; Red Clover. l3Gi4c:
Red Top, 1890. Nuts-Chile Nsluuts. 20
&c; California Naln.ts, 932@l0c Amends, la
l3c; Peanuts, California, 415@5I1c; Lsnf (Calior.
uia}, cans, S1zG99c Eastern, t11!@li15c; Hides,
salt JGht ana medium. Tie; heavy, exc: dry,
l71ae; TaIloW, 5a}51@c. Hops-No demand Sales
OF Pacific coast in New York Zoe; market value
here, 3G6C
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogden
April 28tb

The following freight passed Ogden
April 28th
For Sacramento-L. g. English & Co, l
box aEles; Hale Bros & Co, 3 boxes shoes;
". l.. Wise, 2 boxes bolts; Huntington.
Hopkins & Co, 426 springs Hall, Luhrs
Il Co., 80 tierces hams James Barrett,
coil rope; Kirk, Geary & Co., Is cases
FOR Woodland. f. Hink, 1 case cor
sets.
For Georgetown-B. Lee, boxes house
hold goods
For Marysyille-H Bruce 2 bags warp !;
II. NJ. Curtis, l buggy.
For Willows-Georgo W. Freeman, 8
bundles forks.
For StOckton-Grangcrs Union, 10 boxes
saddletTees Cecil Warner, 10 boxes axles.
As boxes carriage springs; Arndt g. Gum
peItz, 20 trunks
The following freight passed New Or
leans April oath:
For Sacramento-L. Elkus q Co. 1 case
shirts; Lindley IL Co, so cases canned
fruit; Sullivan q Ravekes, [ barrel shellac;
l.. i. Lewis g. Co, l cask china A. A. Van
VOORHEES, d Co, 2 bundles leather cases
hardware, ! bundle blankets, case
brushes, 2 cases shoe findings; S. S. Ma
than u Co, case clothing; G. s. Hough-
ton, ) cases and boxes paper, l press
Hale Bros & Co, case boots and shoes, 9
cases cotton goods; Locke & Layenson, 3
rolls carpet; Gus. Lavenson cases shoes;
Adams, Mcneil & Co.. packages and
boxes tobacco; W D. Comstoc6, Q cases
chairs; Weinstock {. Lubin, case hard
ware; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, case
and barrel pipe fittings, 2 tire benders, 12
cases hardware, 2 cases springs, l case bells,
case planes, l case sheet brass, I case rods,
stove, Gaze washers, bale cotton waste.
case cutlery, l case percussion caps, 2
cases brushes, I case locks, case knobs,
cases wedges, 80 cases handles 4. A. He'll
bron, cases hardware.
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AcaInst Him.
OREGON.
Advices tom Fanama.

PORTLAND, May Ist.-Grover, the dyna-
mite iiend who blew up the Yakima signal
Office has been held IN $500 ana relnanded
10 jail
7. r. Tannett immigrant agent of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation, received
= telegram this afternoon from Secretary Of
War Endicott, to 90 to Washington They
are old personal friends, and il is thought
Tapuett viii be made Governor of Wash
ineton Territory. He is liberal in politics
\ ton OF southern Oregon gold quartz,
worked by mill process in Portland today
cleaned up $50 in gold
The Northern Pacific express secured 3
temporary injunction to-day against Wells.
Fargo & Co, compelling the latter to carry
their packages over the Oregon and Cali
fOrnia r0sd
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UNIQUE SALUTAToRY. - The Willows
Journal has changed hands. and the new
editor thus introduces himself: 1t makes
no difference whose OK is gored so long as
1t is not ours. However, we shall devote
the major part of our time in attending TO
our own affairs, and in this we shall re-
quire no assistance. We viii publish this
paper as matter OF business, and for 50
per year, strictly in advance, and no post
ponement on account of the weather.
We do not expect to please the
entire community-wouldn't do it if we
could; but anything which we may say
that is distasteful to any of our patrons
will be taken back and apologized for at 20
cents per line. first insertion, money inva-
riably to accompany the request Personal
matters will receive no attention. Neigh
borh0od gossip will have no place in these
columns Creditors viii be received at
1899 P. NJ, shot by the devil in the back
room, and their demise Published at the
expense Of Borrowing relatives"
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NEW HsEXICO.
Conservation of u Bishop.

SANTA IL. May 1st-This has been The
grandest day ever known in the religious
history of this historic section Of country.
Rt. Rev. Peter Bourgarde, of Silver City,
recently named for the bishopric Of Art
iona by his Holiness, Pope Leo, was to-day
consecrated to that high Office at the San.a
Re cathedral in the presence Of &, 900 peo-
pie. The venerable Archbishop J. s.
Lamy, of Santa Fe, acted as consecrator,
assisted by Coadiutor Archbishop J. p
Salpointe Bishop Mackbeuf, Of Denver.
and Roy. J. Equillon, Vicag-GeneraI and
pastor Of the cathedral, besides some thirty
priests from all parts ofthe dioceses Of New
Mexico Colorado and Arizona. The cere-
monies which were most elaborate and
impressive, began at S =. N. and lasted till
80 P n
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Filed MAJ /. 1851

fIIed May !, ~
April 8, iSS5-Leland stanford to Albert ans
Charlotte j. Walter-North half of east quartz
oil lot 2, and west quarter of lot s j and K
Eighth and Ninth streets Sc. go.
February 20, lSSl-Lewis y. and Amanda C
Harris to Albert and Charlotte b. Walter-SAmS
property as above.
April So lSS5-Albert Walter ana wife 10 An.
thony Coolot-Same property.
February p, lSs5-Hannah +. Chatterton L
James s ChatteIton-Northwest quarter sn6
lots and of the southwes. quarter of section
p, township 10 north, range east $500
March s, lS77-AhSing 20 Tong HinC-West Il
feet of lot l6 and east 20 feet OF 10. IS block 10
town Of Folsom So 600
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horn.

toan Francisco papers please copy
Grass Valley, April 2i-Wife OF william Nanker-
Wis, 2 son.
Georgetown, Fl Dorado county, April I9-Wife
OF Nm eraser, q daughter
GeorSet0Wn II Dorado, county, April 21-Wiie
OF L: d. Robinson, h daughter.
0ToTlite. April 21-Wile OF q. A. Clements, a son.
Aithius, aodoc coIntv april IS-Wife o. {, c.
,p9EeorQth, daughter.
Near :; Aiiiras, Modoc county. april 2o-Nite Of
Et T4a,,; sissiyou County, April 2S-Wlfe OF A.
Et!a Ssist-,you county, April 2S-wife of L. F.
Et;-e sissiyou county, April 2O-Wifo of Thos,
Stephens, son.
Near Winters, April 27--Wife of E, J. Englehart,
daughLer.
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ARIZONA.
Fatal Rar-roon Fracas.

CRITrENDEN, May 1st-A very serious
bar-roon fracas occurred last night in Ifar-
shaw, between Jas. Clayborne and another
man, whose name is Wm. Covington. and
known as " Chloride Bill, " in which Clay
borne was killed. BAD blood has existed
Tor some time, and last night it culminated
as above Claybornc received a 45-cal5er
ball Just under the right eye, coming ont
at the back OF his head. Cogington es-
capped, and at this time his whereabouts IS
unknown. Both parties are veil known
here, and considerable excitement exists in
consequence Of the killing.
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THE WAX PLANT.-Thc wax plant of
Carolina and Pennsylvania is now grown
on an industrial scale in Algeria. The
fruit, inclosed in bag of coarse cloth, is
plunged into boiling water, on the surface
of which the liquid wax floats after a few
seconds and IS skinned off and dried
This wax, Of the same chemical compost
ton as beeswax, makes an excellent sub
stitute for it for laundry and similar pur-
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The astonishing assertion is made by tn
L,snb5er World that the loss to this country
through forest fires is now not less than
5000 oo0, 900 year, simply through the de-
struction of available tin Der without count
ing she additional loss from the annihila-
ton OF the young growth and the seeds
scattered on the surface and the searching
of the ground, which often renders it sterile
for generation.
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MIsrAKE.-There must have been some
mistake about the report that a fiourishing
business is being done in selling snakes
as attractions, TO barleepers. Every well,
appointed bar supplies its own
snakes, which generous patrons of the
establishment find in their boots:
consequently. to exhibit the reptiles for
nothing previous TO drinking, would be
subversiVe OF the strict business principles
on which such places are conducted. New
York Herald
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BRITISH COLumB1h.
victims of Coiucry Catastrophe.

FINtITIIs OF q toIHcTy taT9strOphC.
VICTORIA, May lst-The water from No
/ shaft of the Wellington colleries, flooded
some months back to put out the fire. has
been pumped out, and the bodies of J.
PAUL and Chinaman, wholOst their lives.
have been found near the face Of Pautrs
level by a search party The fire was
caused by the Chinamans carelessness.
who paid with his life what has cost the
cOliery proprietors $5O.OOO
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CALIFORNIA.
General Mcdowell.


SAX FRANCISCO, May 1st.-Thc condition
Of General Mcdowell to-day showed no
change for the better He is constantly
growing weaker, as he can take little or no
nourishment His mind is generally clear
but sometimes it wanders Il little.
Park Pavilion Burned.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 1st.-The pavilion
in Stevens Park, East Oakland was totally
DESTROYED ~ IRE 61-r.isht Loss, $1,000,
of which 81 800 is thevauc Of the building.
which was the property of Captain Badger.
The fire is believed to have been the work
of an incendiary.
Five Years in san Quentin.
NEyADA, ,Mag lst,-EdwiR R2,5;2ii, con
victed of assault TO commit murder was
sentenced in the Superior Court this morn
ing to five years Imprisonment at San
Farmer Found Dead.
Grass VALLEY, May LIST. - Thursday
morning Adoiph iidrtuDg, a farmer i'll
Rough and Ready township, south Of this
place, went out to repair fence. His
absence from home at supper time caused
his family to be alarmed ut his prolonged
stay, and q search was made for him, the
result being that his dead body was found
living Jpon the ground, and had the appear
ance of having been dead three or four
hours. He had not been feeling very well
for several days, and death is supposed to
be from natural causes. He was an Old
resident of this county, and leaves 4 wife
and grown-up family.
Boy Badly Hurt. =
REDWOOD CITY, Nav 1st.-The engineer
of the train leaving San Francisco al 5:15
discovered the body of q boy lying along
side the tract, near the cattle guard between
Baden and Millbrae The train was
stopped, the boy picked up and taken to
San MateO, where ne was placed under
medical care. He WAS injured about the
head and unconscious. At last accounts
he was living, but in dangerous Condi-
tion His name and age are unknown. Il
is supposed that he fell from the Meth
odists picnic train, which left Belmont for
the city ct P N.
Dead Baby Found.
SroCKToN, May 1st.-The body Of a dead
baby. not more than n day or two old, was
found this morning wrapped in blanket
under the railroad bridge near French
Camp, three miles south Of this city. There
is no clew as to the identity Of the person
who put it there
Stockholders Meeting.
YEEKA, May lst.-A stock-raisers' meet
ing is to be held in Yreka May 9th, OF all
the stockmen III various localities, to take
measures for securing 10 each stOck-Owncr
their horses, mules and colts, ranging on
the hills between the valleys.
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A half ounce Of ground quassia stepped
in pint Of vinegar, small teaspoonfui OF
the deeoction to be drunk in q little water
every time the thirst comes on, is said To
be sure and speedy cure of an inordinate
appetite for intoxicating drinks.
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, May list
Wheat-Steady and in fair demand. Hold
ers offer freely. California, No. l. Is l0dass q
GENITAL; California, No, 2, rs 7dds7s 9d Red West
en- spring rs l0dGSs; Red Western, winter
e 10d@S5 ID. Confirm and in good demand
New Western mixed, IS Sd q GENITAL.
CHICAGO, May list
Wheat - easier at s0Ac for May o2Ie
for Jane and 9455e for July. Corn-Quict at SIC
Firm at $3.50 for May and June and sYilc for
July Ryc-FiTm at 6S}<@69c. Berley-nomi-
nal
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NOTICE..

TE7IE CuEBRAH KIDUsHA WILL HOLD a
/ special meeting for the purnose Of Te0TgaD-
Ting che ancienI order of X. 9. B., on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at ? 80 o'clock at Pioneer Hall,
on seventh street, between J and K. All who
may desire 10 Join the organization are invited
to be present ;. PO2NANSKY, Secretary.
rn2-It [B CT
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UTiH.
40 gnlawful Conabitation &C..

The GniaWful Capitalization Cases.
SALT LAKE, May 1st-The evidence in
the trial of Milton Musscr, formerly Tele-
graph Superintendent of the Deseret Telc-
graph Company, for unlawful cohabitation,
is all in, and arguments viii begin to
morrow.
Claudius Y. Spencer pleaded guilty to-
day to unlawful cobabitetion threw him
self on the mercy of the Court, and prom
iscd to abandon the practice and dissuade
others from it. Sentence is suspended dur
ing good behavior.
\ Defendant Kills the Principal witness
Against Him.
SALT LAKE, May lst.-In Blacl.fuot, Ida
no. Wednesday evening, about o'clock.
Or. Z. J. O'CaIlahan shot and killed Tom
Breane. The difficulty grew out of the
trouble with ". n. Crawford. of the Regis-
ter. OCallshan was the defendant in
suit which had been tried on that day. ard
he was convicted, Brecue being the princi-
pal witness. It is not known whether
O'Caiiahan shot Breenc out OF spite or not,
but be is said to be a hard character
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"Wednesday, BIay 90, 1885,

At the hour Of eleven O clock \. Ri, at the door
of the CodTt-hOuse Of seid county, IN SacTa-
mento city sell st publiC auction, to the highest
and best bidder for cash in U. =, gold coin, all
right, title and interest Of said LUkAS kkEGI-
BERGER, deceased, at the time Of his death
may have acquired since his death, OF, in OF 10
the south half IS. - of lot -Four ~, in the
block bounded by Front and Second and end
s streets, Of Sacramento city, county and state
aforesaid, with the imprOvem hts thereon, con
sistipg OF a Frame Dwelling. mouse, etc.
And notice IL further given. that in pursuance
of the same order said Executors will, on the
same day, to wit WEDNESDAY, MAY &c, 1855,
ut the hour of TWO O'Clock 2. n, at the store
known as Number 4l6 K street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, OF said Sacramento city, sell
at public auction to the highest ana best bidder
for cash IL Y. $. gold com, The f?lQY!ng de
sciiJ5Ct Persona property: The stock OF goods
Teas, Coffee, Spices, Wo0dcnware and other
Household Supplies, etc Also, the Stationary
MachiGery located III said store aid used for the
grinding and pep 4ration Of spices, etc. Also,
Coffee Mills and Horse, Wagon and Har-
ness. The personal property win be first offered
for sale in one lot.
Terms and conditions of the sale Of said real
property; Ten per cent. Of the purckasa price
III cash in u. S. gold coin On day of sale, aud
balance in like gold c0iu on confirmation by
said Court and delivery of Executors deed.
Deed at expense of purchaser.
Terms and conditions of sale of personal
property Gesh in gold coin on day OF sale and
immediate delivery OF the property.
Sacramento, April e. 1885.
CHRIS. EHMAN and
GEORGE SGRafONET
Executors OF the will Of Lu.ias Kreuzbergcr, de-
ceased.
BEATTY & benson, Attorneys for Executors.
aUy9t1
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TICTTCT-

THIE DIRECTORS OF THE TOWARDS ARE
1 requested to attend on SUNDAY, at 1880
o clock, at W p. COieman's Office, to make ar
engagements foT the Floral Festival
nl2-it Z DALE President
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MARRIED,

Near Winters, April 13-T. B. Ely to Josephine
Marshall.
Nevada city, April 26-Benjamin Franklin
Hartman to Francis hlinor Worthingten.
Coioma, ii Dorado county. April 29-Richard
Sparkling to Emile Endriss
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L. KREUzBERGER, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT II
~ pursuance or an order of the Superior
Cour. of Sacramento county, state of C5lifor-
MIA, made on april y, 1888, the undersigned
Executors of the viii of LUKAS kREUZ-
BERGER, will On
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nay l, 1856.
A,OpN-rNc.l ers-erC.N-
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-yan Fleet, Judge.

FRIDAY. May !, 1855
People VS.. Edward Doheny, buying and re
ceiving stolen property-DefendGnts sentenced tC
six months in the county jail.
People vs. II. Stevens-Cause argued on de
murrer and submitted, with leave to both par.
ties to file authorities In ten days in all cases
Belle Pearson VS.. Theodore Pearson-Decree
of divorce granted plaintiff, on the ground OF
desertion.
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trORTALgTY RlcpoRT.

For two week ending April &C. 1885, made
by ]. y. Herndon, Superintendent OF the City
Cemetery. Office, Ut The Chapel, City Gene
December %, 18st-Thos. Bryte, 90 years 10
months End day.
April 2, 18S5-Asnes Mailer, Is years, 10 months
April I0-Joyita Y Harris. q years. 4 mouths
and l6 days. william J. Mcdonald, IS years,
8 months and Ii days
April l4-Kepier Z, Bassett, years, months
and II days,
April r5-Manuel Silva. - years.
april l6-Wm. Z. MaeEwan, g years. months
and y days. Charles W. Holmes, s years,
months and iG days.
April III. A, Nelson, , years, 3 4lonths and
day.
April 18-Ah How, 80 years.
april 22-Charlotte Miller, 20 years Freddie
BASKERVILLE. 5 months and days.
April 2%-Jarnes g. Burns, year and months.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-02
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