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Horitu to Judge in that matter, and whose
ever cannot see and realize this truth Is
either willfully preiudiced against fair
dealing or wofully ignorant and intellect
ually blind.
So far as matters Of fact are concerned,
it would enlarge the intelligence OF our
contemporary to examine the commonest
engineering works and ascertain the truth
relative to the diminution of the volume
of stream. the effect upon its current
and shoals, securing capacity, etc.
Whoever informed our contemporary
also that "at those seasons Of the year
when irrigation is necessary there is water
enough to irrigate the entire valley with
out sensibly diminishing the volume in
the channel " INDUCED in a nursery tale
and speculated upon the gullibility of the
editor. 1t is not true in fact, or else the
Colusa company is composed of fools, who
declare that it is necessary TO sink their
canal three feet below lOle-rater marx, at
which gauge measure the river is only
with great difficulty assembled or descended
by steamers and barges bearing the pro-
duce of the country.
Nor is it true, as we have shown, that
the water is to be returned to the river;
nor is it true that, once taken out, 1t can
be so returned, since the river runs upon
ridge, and the valley basin along the lower
reaches falls below the bank level.
No one has objected to irrigators taking
| out all the surplus waters-when compe-
| tent authority has determined what is
surplus-and it should be done, and, if that
is possible of accomplishment, should be
stored for use when needed Enough sur
plus water, it is alleged by some observers,
| has thus far this winter gone over and
through levees-measured according to
present capacity of the levees-if stored, as
is done elsewhere to irrigate so much Of
the valley as is desirable the entire season.
We must not be misunderstood in this
matter We object to Tom, Dick and
Harry cutting al will into the river banks
and draining off and peddling out the
waters of the chief navigable stream and
drain of the State, and thus defeating, not
only the object of irrigation, but the posi-
bility of navigation.
We object, and shall continue to do 50
with such vigor as we can command, to any
one tinkering with the stream, except by
consent of the lawful authority having the
river in charge and not then, until compe-
tent experts determine, by the established
and indisputable methods of hydraulic en-
gineering, what effects will result.
Our objections are reasonable, Just, and,
We think, defensibIe at every point, and
should command respectful attention, and
check hot, hasty, indiscriminate and spec
ulative tapping and depicting of the river,
and the destruction of its navigability,
which must affect, not only the CONNER
cial Importance of cities and towns, but the
climate and sanitation of the whole valley,
or else all river history of the world is
a lie
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-uN1os

PRoMoNToRy Utahl, January 7th.-The fol-
lowing overland passengers passed here to
day. to arrive in Sacramento January 9th:
C. W. Cannon and wife, CORTLAND, Cal. C. b.
Ravens G. W. Hail. Omaha; W. II. Dixon Salt
Lake: w II. Bird and wife. Salt Lake; I. G..
Hodgdon. Sacramento; J. Howell San Fran
cisco.
NEwHALI, January 7th.-The following over
land passengers passed Newhall to-day. TO
arrive in San Francisco Janusry Sth Mrs. Tai
bot, f. !. Hall, San Francisco; ". +. Kay, Santa
Barbara James E Bryan, San Francisco; l. y.
Colder and family, New Orleans; B. Hogden,
New York; Miss J. Ginlar, San Bernardino; Geo.
L. Davis, San Francisco; r, b. Lowell, Mime
sofa; ]. C. Judson Miss l.. Silan, San Jose; +. d.
Silan, San Jose; VIM. McBrayer, Los Angeles; Miss
Z. Morgan, Miss l.. Hall, san Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs Cary, Cleveland: Mrs. Geo. Russell, J. A.
Getz, Los Angeles; ]. c. Perry Tucson.
The Truckee Ne,rS asserts that the rail-
road men are all observing the temperance
order. 1t is positively asserted that not a
railroad employee has entered saloon
since the order went into effect.
San Benito county has outstanding bonds
to the amount of Sll 600 Its Courthouse
is valued at 81, 200 and its Jail at 81 900.
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FOREWARNED.

Some weeks ago we stated that the
school book publishers would appear at
this session of the Legislature and leave
no stone ,mturned to work the defeat of
the will Of the people, as expressed in the
recent amendment to the Constitution.
They are already here. Their agents are
on the ground in force. They have every
thing TO gain, and self interest to prompt
them There is no one TO stand for the
people except their legislative represent
atives. The whole fight will turn upon
the formation of the committees to have
the subject in charge, and the clerks they
may employ. The people are entitled to
have such committees composed of friends
Of the amendment 1t is right estab-
lished by the vote of the people for that
amendment. If the amendment is smoth-
cred, the people will know precisely what
influence aceomplishes that result
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The REcoRD-UN1oN is The only pCper on
the coast. outside Of San Francisco, that re-
csiucs the full associated Press dispatches
from all parts Of The ,cOrld. Outside Of "a"
Francisco it las no competitor, IN point o.
numbers, IN its home and general circulation
THROUGHOUT The coast.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

LIP. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
San Francisco and vicinity. He is authorize
to receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms 81 and %, Mer-
chants Exchange.
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into gully near by. In endeavoring to.
stop the leak, the workmen set fire to the
oil, and an extensive conhagration followed.
The loss will be heavy.
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G.. n. KREBS g. CO.,
;es J street and 1905 Seventh street.

625 street and 1006 Seventh street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists Material
Bnilding Paper, Plain and Decorative Wall Pa
per, aud Gla2ier Paper for window decorations
a pstent which is entirely new, dll1p1m
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WaakNerYQusMa[l
GENERAL NOTICES.

Burnett's Cocoaine promotes a vigorous
and healthy growth of hair. 1t has been used
in thousands of eases where the hair was coming
out, and has never failed to arrest its decay.
Use BURSETT'S FLAYoRiNG ENTRACTS--the best
ja1-lmTuThS
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases OF
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss OF
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, 1nyol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
Over-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary StimIl-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re.
store the sexual organs, and give new lease OF
renee the blessed benefits of their potent power.
Price, 81 so per bottle. Sent by mailo receipt of
price, or by Express, C. o. d. Address all or
ders, A. MCBCYLE d CO., Druggists, San Fran
cisco, T. o. Box 1852 n5-lmE
E. Lamet, French Bakery, j street. be-
tween 18th and 18th. All kinds of Bread, Pies
and Cakes The only genuine French bread. o9-6m
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There is no Pain Like Toothache,

Readings Russia Salve is an invaluable
dressing for cuts, burns, flesh wounds and Gu
taneous diseases oll-1yTuThS
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Lundborg's Perfume, Edna.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marecha Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
nrS-ly
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1t cheats the dogs" for making fellow
squim Nobody pities you. Get il out, says
one; rub the tooth against a stone" says an
other; when it begins to swell then it Won hurt
so much" says third. The reason OF the ache is
you didn't use SOZODONT and prevent your
teeth from decay. te26-1yTuIhS-
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rT,HE OFFICERS ELECT OF WARREN POST.
No. 81 G. A K, will be publicly installed
at Changers Hall, THIS Thursday EVEN
ING, at s o'clock. All old soldiers and their
families as we'll rs all friends of the "old
boys are cordially invited to be present.
After installation there will be musical and
literary exercises and dancing. The Post will
convene for Ioutine business at o'clock sharp,
and the doors thrown open Othe public at s.
a. W. SEXTON, Post Commander
J. CHAMBERLAIN. Adutant. iaS-lt
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Freak of IL Mailman.

LONDON, January 7th.-A dramatic Incl
dent is reported in connection with the
death of John Jackson, Bishop of London,
which occurred suddenly yesterday Last
Sunday he preached in ST. Paul's Cathedral.
During momentary pause III the discourse
a wild-looking individual jumped upon
char, and pointing his finger toward the
pulpit, yelled: g You worship idols, while
you scorn to save souls. Woe unto you"
This astonishing TRADE caused co1nmo-
ton among the worshipers, but the Ycrgers
soon removed the man. He was arraigned
yesterday at the Police Court, and refused
to give his name. The magistrate sent him
TO jail for two months with hard labor
This episode seriously agitated the Bishop,
and is believed to have fastened his death
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General wolseley's Movements.

LONDON, January 7th.- The following
telegram has been received from General
Wolseley, dated Korti, January It'll, $40 P
NJ: A strong convoy is leaving camp for
Gakdul. General Stewart will take another
tomorrow for Metamneh, which we expect
to occupy by the 10Th inst. If steamer is
found there, we shall communicate with
General Gordon, without delay
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IL view of Judge sulliyans decision In the
hin Sharon case. the Sacramento RECORD
UNION very properly calls upon the present Leg
islature to pass law that such marriages by
contract shall not be deemed valid for any pur-
pose whate'.er unless placed on record within
twenty four hours after the same is signed, and
that no such contract shall be valid FOR any pur-
pose whatever unless it is signed by at least two
witnesses. Oakland Daily Times.
IT is the most disgraceful record of blind,
stupid. dishonest ineoIn?eteney in the manage
ment of party ever put on record in America :
and now the gang is trying to escape response
biity for Il by blaming the men to whom it
would perni, no share in the work IS. + Alta
on The Stockton Democracy management
RANooEoUs and embittered as the American
Presidential canvass has been. it has afforded
conspicuous evidence of the stability of repub-
lican government and Of the steadiness and
selfposssession Of a people alive to the duties
and responsibilities OF citizenship New York
Tribune.
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w. L. TREADWELL,
MRS. M. PETERS,,

A TTORNEY-A T-LAW.-OFFICE, NO. COS
street. iaS-tf
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

YTHE COSTUMER, OF SAN FRANCISCO, HAS
| arrived with an immense stock of costumes,
10 he seen at SIC J street ia6-3t
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Canary Birds for sale at No. 1112 f
street. Sacramento. Q22-Im*
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Convention Signed,

BRUSSELS, January 7th.-The Spanish
Government has signed a convention recog-
nizing the African International Associa-
ton, similar to the convention between the
4 Association and GERMANY
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Members are urged to be present. jaS-1t>
Hall OF Court Sacramento, No. 1861, A.
o. F.-There will be a regular meeting of Court
Sacramento. No. 6,S6l, THIS (Thursday) EVEN
ING, January Sth. All visiting members cor
daily invited. T. W. DAY G. K.
THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.
suitable for housekeeping 1222 Tenth
street, between L AID NJ, opposite the state Cap
itol. jaS-lw*
NOTICE To CREDITORS ESTATE OF
N TERRY McMoRRY, deceased Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned CATHERINE
McMORRf, Administrators of the estate OF
TERRY MCMORRY, deceased, 10 the creditors
of and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
atfidavitS or vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice, to CATTLE
RINE MCMORRT, Administrative of the estate
of TERRY MCMORRY, deceased, ut No. 10
street, Sacramento City.
Dated Janury :. 1883
CATHERINE MCMORRY, Administrative.
\. GREENE CURTIS, Attorney for Administrs
trix. jaS-1awiwTh
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
~ JOHN CHATTERTON, deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned. exerIi-
triX of the last will and testament of JOHN
ChA1TEKTON, deceased, to all creditors of and
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. 10 exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to the said executriX,
at her residence in the city of Marysvillc, fuba
county, California, or at the law office of W. II.
Beatty ana S. c. benson, No 423 X street.
Sacramenty City, California, the latter being
the place Tor the transaction of the business Of
said estate HANNAH Z. CHA1TERTON,
Executrix of last Will and testament of JOHN
CHATfERTON, deceased.
Dated January 5, 1885. jaS-laiwTh
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0tOIIt- inc run gives, as Il IlcN medical
fact, that his sleeplessness was caused by
his heart not being able to force sufficient
blood to the brain, trouble which often
occurs to men of advanced age
Objections to Princess Beatrice's Marriage
LoNDoN, January 7th.-Truih to-day SUBJ
stantially asserts that the Prince of Wales
has n strong opinion that the Younger son
in the morganatic family of the Grand
Duke of Hesse's uncle is not proper
match for the Queen Of England's daughter.
and that in all court circles the union is
regarded as a mesalliance. The Truth de-
mands that provision be made for the new
son-in-law out OF the Queens large surplus
from her yearly grant of money.
The Cause of the Crofters
LONDON, January 7th-Donald Cameron,
of Lochiel, great Highland landowner.
and member of Parliament for inverness
shire, has called a conference of landlords,
to consider the demands of the crofters. A
number of landlords favor concession.
England and the TransvaaI.
LONDON, January 7th.-A Cabinet coun-
ell to-day decided to extend the Bechuana
frontier northward to the Limpopo river.
the westward frontier to include both
banks of Fish river This cuts the Trans
vaal off from a chance of German connec-
ton. The Transyaal Government is pre-
pairing to protest against English annexa-
ton in Zululand.
France, Germany and the Egyptian Cues
ton.
PARIS. January 7th.-It is stated that
France and Germany have come to an
agreement in regard to Egypt. France will
next week reply to the English proposals
respecting Egyptian finances. stating her
objections 10 them, and presentinga scheme
of her own. England. it is expected will
refuse to accept the French scheme and
Bismarck will thereupon propose confer
ence of the powers.
Proposed Anarchist Demonstration.
PARIS, January 7th.-The anarchists are
preparing to make demonstration outside
OF President Grevy's house next Sunday,
against the return of Louise Michel to
prison.
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LONDON, january 7th.-A slight earth
quake shock was felt to-day at Geneva, and
several shocks have been felt during the
past few days i'll the canton OF Grison,
Switzerland, and the department of Haute
Savoie, France.
.h MADnp fnuay Ta hAnG % ho sharp
at daybreak this morning It's greatest
force was experienced at Lola, where 800
houses were damaged. and several persons
were injured Most OF the inhabitants had
left, or were sleeping in tents.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

MATHusHEK PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN (Ct.), December 6, lSSi.
Dir. John f. Cooper, Sacramento, Cal:
DEAR SIR-Your esteemed favor of the 18th
ult is received. Neither Hugo Mathushek or
Kinkeldey ever worked for us a day, nor was
either one ever in any way connected with this
company. This company has been under the
same MANAGEMENT it is now for sixteen years.
We have your telegram Tor two style Z s., and
we shipthen both to-day. With thanks for the
same. we remain waiting your further valued
fayors. Yours, very respectfully,
MATHUsHEK PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The above explains itself, and eorrects the
false statement now being published i'll an adj
vertisement that these parties had. years ago,
severed their connection with the genuine
Siathushek Piano Company, of New Haven,
Connecticut. 1t remains to be seen whether
falsehood will yet brazen itself through or not
dI6-2p JOHN +. COOPER.
STEINWAY & SONS PIANOS.
A HEYMAN SOLE AGENT, IEg--r
n. street, bet; Sixth and seventh EssyEEss
opposite Court house. PIANOS o1 z 3 4 Y
je9-2plm
WILCOX & WHITE ORGANS
w took First Premium at State "a
Fair, 1884. L. K. HAMMER, $40 " j 8 IN
street Sole Agent for Pacific Coast
Fine Accordeons, Violins and BanIos speciality
One Second hand Upright and two Second hand
Square Pianos for sale cheap. aus
SHEARS NEW HOTEL,
Corner Twentieth and G streets (entrance
Agricultural Park.
TABLE AND BAR SUPPLIED WITH THE
| best that can be procured. A Fine HAL
suitable for Balls and Parties. Street Cars every
five minutes CHAS. H. SHEAR, Proprietor.
n21-2p!m
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Gladstone's Illness.

LONDON, January 7th-Regarding Glad
stone, the Truth gives, as new medical
fact, that his sleeplessness was caused by
his heart not being able TO force sufficient
blood to the brain, trouble which often
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. c. T. 1.-THE Annual Meeting will be
held THIS Thursday AFTERNOON, at )
O'Clock, ut the Sinth-Street Baptist Church.
Members are urged to be present. jas-1t$
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SACRAMENTO BANK.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AT A REGULAR MEETING or THE
"A Board of Directors of the Sacramento Bank,
held January e, 1885, q dividend was declared
for the semi-annual term ending December 81,
1884. at the rate of ) per cent. per annum on
Paid-up Capital Stock and Term Deposits, and
50 per cent per annum on Ordinary Deposits
and payable ON AND AFTER JANUARY S,
1855. [iaS-6tl Ed r. HAMILTON, Cashier
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The Earthquakes in Spain.

MADRID, January 7th.-A church, con-
vent and 800 houses were destroyed at
Motrie by the earthquake Monday evening.
There was great procession in Grenada.
Twelve thousand people, headed by priests
bearing an image of the Virgin, marched
through the streets chanting and praying
for deliyerance from further earthquakes.
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STEINWAY g. SONS PIANOS.

A HEYMAN SOLE AGENT,
n street. bet Sixth and Seventh, - -
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TO1 z . y Y
LET. Pianos sold on installmenfs.
ieQ-Or,ln
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Orange Trouble Ended for the
Present

ST. JoHN's On. FL, January 7th.-The
Redemptionists, having finished their mis-
sion at Bay Roberts, left for st. Johns be-
meath the triumphal arches, amid the way
ing of flags and enthusiastic cheering
Roman Catholics were assembled at the
various stopping places of the train. This
ends the trouble for the present.
SECOND DISPATCHl
on the landing of the Redemptionist
Fathers from the train they were inter
viewed, and Fathers De Largay and Nc
Giverin gave the following account of the
Bay Roberts Orange demonstration : On
Sunday last we resumed our mission. in
terrupted on the 18th of December by a
violent and outrageous interference with
us by the Orangemen of Bay Roberts. We
arrived from Holy Rod early in the morn
ing, and at 10 o'clock Bishop Mcdonald
met us at our hotel. The streets were
thronged with men in common working
garb. Orange arches and flags were thrown
across the road, and yells and impreca-
tons against us broke from the crowd. A
knife was drawn on Father De Largy, and
threats of throwing us over the bank were
savagely expressed. DR.. Mcdonald said to
us, We cannot have mass or an open
mission, and | am not going TO pass
under the Orange arches or flags, nor shall
we submit to indignity.' We replied, We
shall claim the protection of the Stars and
Stripes We telegraphed the United States
Consul and Bishop Mcdonald telegraphed
the Newfoundland Governor, and on Mon
day the war ship Tenedos and some of the
St. Johns police force arrived. The Orange
arches and flags came down, and we COM
pleted our mission at the point of the
bayonet and the muzzles of eating guns,
arriving safely in st. Johns this evening.
Our progress from Bay Roberts TO st.
Johns was quite an ovation. We have
been in many parts of the world but a
mere consummate crowd of rutfians and
towards than the Orangemen of Bay
Roberts we have never encountered. They
marshaled their forces from all the sur
rounding neighborhood, to try and intimi-
date two lone, unarmed missionaries, but
our frmness triumphed and success re-
wartlpd rs "
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A Two Hours Battle in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE January 7th.-The Courier
Jou,7'ais Mount Vernon (Ky,l special says:
There is serious trouble in this county be-
tween the whisky dealers and officials. To-
night at the Livingston railroad station. on
Rock Castle river at the junction of the
Kentucky Central Railroad with the Knox
vile branch, Deputy Sheriff James White
went to arrest James and Henry Burton
brothers, charged with aiding J. w. Golf
said to be engaged in illegal whisky traffic
to escape from the officers who had him
under arrest last week. The Burjons barri-
caded their saloon doors, and with friends
on the inside deiied arrest. \ posse of fif-
teen men was summoned, and the Burtons
surrendered. On the way to jail James
tried to escape, and was fired upon and
killed by the posse. Burton's friends, some
ten in number, then attacked the posse,
and the firing became general, and con-
tinued for two hours. The particulars are
meager, but several men are reported killed
and wounded, among them Judge Bullock,
wounded in the arm. The excitement is
intense
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SHEARS NEW HOTEL,
Corner Twentieth and G streets (entrance
Agricultural Parl0.

TABLE AND BAR SUPPLIED WITH THE
best that can be procured. Fine Hall
suitable for Balls and Parties. Street Cars every
five minutes. CHAS H. SHEAR, Proprietor.
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State Convention of Coal Miners.


NEW ORLEANS, January 7th.-There was
a noticeable increase III the attendance at
the Worlds Exposition to-day, the gate re-
ceipts more than meeting the current ex-
penses. The Horticultural Hall officials
are living in anticipation of the coming
meeting of the Mississippi Valley Associa-
ton, which will commence on the 18th
instant, ADD continue fourdays The meet
inc is eXnected TO be very interesting