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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10

Iaxr, Mich Aug william Rice. an
eid and hizhiY respected citizen ~ this
piace. ae3 yesterday morning 0f typhoid
fewer He vas an houorahia Business man
and prorainent Den1cratic worker. This
fever is prevailing here to ar alarming ev-
taut
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10

Ca aalsl AFTER M1lsiag A1z. lA. aae Eriee
% flaz aaaslsss isi-sis44a ~ sl1seliDers Ia
lhis atg. 81 Eholl tle aapar - 1elFefsa -
e.Eriaf. - l2 eense per sees ~ 500
= rear la 41galae. fHee ars single eols
esnls
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10

A timely and weil-agthenticated article on
the historical associations connected with
General Grants burial place in Riverside
Park. vii be published u The HaQuzine Of
American History for September.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10

A second hand piano for S25- 8 cash and
g per month
a second hand Allen IS Jevett for sos $
cash and g. per month.
4 second band piers0n Piano for <s5-S 8
per month.
4 second hand Drucser Piano for So. on
monthly rs yments.
Nep riauoe. ail kind- and prices.
" W EvHkrI Co
Canal street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10

- laaisssIss. A1g'lsf I8.--fer tAe 4 FIer
IAkes GENERALLY FAIR. sariabls siusis. higher
taIaDeral4ga-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10

as s,asseFs6sr @sf F.essDtsss tas tzkH-
s<@4 Fesai.1Fis asst fsssssgfts sssf eoafsF
fsss~ ~ AatlfssAs ahLs 45ses ~ tslsPA0As ~
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10
DIED

RACINE SUNDAY morning. at the residence Of
kdWard Racine. of Madison avenue one mile and
a half south 20 Hall street youngest child OF I'd
ward and Mari r. Racine.
The funeral vii b. hel4 Monday, a. 3 o'cloc X
%. m.. from The residence Frie1ds are invited.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10
announcement Extraordinary
Pianos. Pianos. Pianos

See The Giant Clothing Company's new
advertisement to-d day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10

Shakespeare was not for an age. but for
all time. his may be said of St. Jacobs
Oil 30 long rs the world lasts. there will
be rheumatic PANE. and Il viii cure them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-10
MRS. SCOTT.

2s2 south Division Street. City.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-18
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EX-
HIBIT

This exhibit is i'll the central portion of
the north wing Of the Pavilion In some
thirteen cases d fine and varied collection
Of cereals is found. For variety it cannot
be equaled on the coast The original
specimons introduced from Europe are
preserved, and the marked superiority of
the samples grown here speak volumes for
our climate and soil. The value of propa-
eating such a large variety is often ques-
toned. Apart from the fact that our very
varied California climate demands q great
many kinds, the opportunity to originate
new and suitable varieties is of importance
In 4 hybrid barley q distinct cross origi-
mated at the experimental grounds we
have such an instance. The barley Is q
distant cross between a Scotch two-rowed
3. and Nepsul bald barley, a variety cult
waited lately for hay but liable to rust The
cross has the character Of both and is so
far rust resisting. IN appearance it is two
r0wed and JcGrdtess, the latter character
making 1t most desirable for hay. 1t will
probably require a couple of years selection
to make it permanent variety
The collection Of fruits embraces pears
and apples Especially are the first well
represented. From the collection at the
University list of pears, furnishing fruit
nearly all the year round, can be picked.
and it is therefore of great interest to the
farmers as well As TO the grower, making
fruiE q specially. In appearance one is
struck with the prevailing russet-coIor Of
50 many pears, but this, the stamp of the
coast climate, IS at once removed by cult
yah0D II climate away from the fogs
Scions from the University orchard can he
Obtained by addressing Prof Il. w Hill
gard. Application should be sent in be-
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at the rate OF ton and q quarter per acre.
The value of the material was recently
500 per ton in New York. Samples of
both kinds are shown
a sample oi Japan canphor, prepared at
the University laboratory, is shown. The
tree from which it was made grew in the
garden Of E. ]. Wickson, Berkeley. The
camphor is well adapted to many parts of
5he State
IL will be remembered that last year Mr..
hlee brought samples of japanese and
Chinese bamboo grown in various parts of
the state, He this year exhibits chair
partly made by material from two kinds,
generously furnished him by Mr.. Rock. Of
San Jose, and 4 Himaayan kind. cult
waited exclusively at Berkeley. The chair
seems to suggest many uses for these valu-
aole plants. Among the miscellaneous.
plants grown at the University grounds we
ma samples of tea, insect powder, cinna-
mon, strawberry tree and Peruvian bark.
An interesting exhibit for the wine men
IS that OF wines made at the Viticultural
Laboratory under the direction of Prof.
Hligard. They are chiefly made from
grapes grown by the Natoma Viuevard
company. Among these some varieties OF
excellent reputation are found, such as the
Nerdelho, the Madeira grape, Clairette
blanche, MOndeuse, Petit Syrah. by crafts
ON Wild grapes. We find also some excel
lent samples Of grapes grown at the Uni
yerslty grounds, made of the wild Califor-
man grape, Arizona and Ripara stock.
showing good union and early bearing.
Also, few samples of grapes from grated
vines
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soNoMA COUNTY EXHIBIT.

The Grange Of this county was pioneer
in making display of Sonoma's products at
the State Fair as a county exhibit. II was
an excellent example, but one which no
county has striven more to improve upon
than herself The display made by Sonoma
at the present exposition IS one for which
any county, or even State, may well feel
proud. The variety and quality. as well as
arrangement Of productions, induces the
visitor to linger look and wonder. 1t was
arranged by, and is in charge of. G.. \
Whitaker and e. A. Rogers. who have ey-
ercised the utmost good taste in putting up
their exhibit, TO render it attractive.
Among the striking features which greet
the eye are: A field squash, weighing / 45
pounds, picked before matured on the 18th
OF August; sample of kelp (sea grass. 20
feet long, used as a check in front of the
exhibit; a large and perfectly round squash
grown in 1884, and another still sound
grown in 1888; another squash is over
yard long tsold by the yard mammoth
potatoes sheaf of wild oats eight feet
high, and one of tame oats six feet, and the
field from which taken produced over 66
bushels per acre; beautiful bouquet of
Tuscany white oats, with heads eighteen
inches in length; sunfiower, head eighteen
inches across, and sample of excellent peat
Among the general exhibits of the coun-
ty, and which are almost innumerable, are
nine varieties of wheat, sixteen of oats
elghty-tWo OF useful native grasses, sample
OF corn ensilage, thirteen varieties of hav.
miniature baled, and two of moses two
varieties of rye, sheaf of flax. good field
corn, grown without irrigation; sweet
corn and popcorn; amber sugar
cane, evergreen millet, New Zealand flax
peaylnes six feet long, and broom corn.
Also lS6 varieties of seeds. consisting of
grasses, cereals, vegetables, flowers, etc. all
neatly displayed in glass In fruits are
shown Is varieties of apples alone, and
many of remarkable size and fine quality.
Of pears, 10 varieties, of ounces, , of
peaches, Of plums, of grapes, of
oranges, OF lemons and pomegranates.
There are also 142 varieties of fruit i'm glass
As in tin display of wines, consisting of
port, claret, Reisling, Mataro, sherry, hock.
Chasselas Angelica and Gutedel. Also
brandy, blackberry wine, blackberry cor
dial, cherry cordial, bottled cider vim
esar; samples Of raspberry, ounce
and lemon syrups; a fine display of
Jeilles-about 80 varieties butter, honey
eggs; display of cheese; also, turnips, rad
ishes, rutabagas, carrots tomatoes and
onions. In nuts, Italian chesnuts, English
WalnutS varieties OF almonds, haZelnuts,
etc. The county shows also milling pro
duets, % varieties of useful woods, samples
OF wool, "A varieties of mineral water, sam
pies ui silk and cOcOOnS, nursery stock. pay
ing stone, castor beans, tan bark, besides a
great number of other articles At one
side Of the exhibit are specimens of off
hand writing and pencil drawing from
public schools in the county, which at
tract much attention.
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY EXHIBIT.

In the northwest corner of the northerIv
vino of tba Pavilion ;s tbe first count, -,
,.t,.5 NV -''s' co"ii'H CA
iii'i' ioi '7H'i'd D'loai''' ahu II IS most
worthy ana remarkable collection of staple
products and articles of use and interest to
ha found j., ,I,o torri+,,r;,1 oro, ef -.
i''' - 'H u ''oV"' d
ln'illoh ana nan acfes-the extent OF
Santa Barbara county-and much of that
mountains and not reduced to occrnanc,-
and use, There are verv many articles fss--i1 i,
this exhibit which attract The constant
attention Of visitors and sbnTiI
be seen nv ali Who visit The cai.
Among them is a SQUASH WEIGHING Ifz
Donnds and another Of 1Gn Tho i9rta,.
was grown after a crop of early notat0es
had been taken from the field ( nb0fo-
graph is exhibited Of y field If such tnTost
which is whole exhibition i'm itscIf
photoqranh is also shown Of aeraDi,n,
loo feet in circu n, farence A bent TT-aigLi,,r.
~ nonnds is anot,er obiect Of IN
also a silver skin onion weirbinrr ty.o ''a,,J
n onsrtpr r,onr6s. ;r,nenea 9,r',,-ti' -
nrnne stock is shown fan foot j7igh fro,,l
Tho hud the qroN-th If fivo 1,,o,,tIie. a.
nIav of very Iarge fold corn far 1ybicb 49,
coiintv is Somewhat noted i to bo soo,,
The eybibit has several linds Of ~
ducts NOT frequently met with in ftbe
northern section az tba STATE srnL
as bananas, dates and cnstard onnict TJct'
In frnits a very prominent disniav ;s NOD
in which annles nears and ,,lI;nccs Of I,,"s
temntinr sizes and annearanra are are axhi5
;tedEone nuince woirbirla, ~ orrcos
Asa General ontIi5e oT tho avb;b;t tbo
foijowi9o NAV he named 9s yarictiey Of
aDnJes Exceedingly fine dienI y. . I,oIio
ties q plofes( of lines bunrb and bIonr,
Of hananas samnIes Of datae bror1nb rf
Olives oronges--teoIIino na1oI - onJ ~ w
nprskin samnle Of nH%eio sanarias ,,,I, P'g 20
ritrnne In,,onsL LSiciII- NTossj,a 80
Iino,s st,~oot1,;n5 pool-a,-j -.
nIIi3cos -orane,e I1oor and ario ,,or;ot;o.
crah ayrle ty,6 ,dreties ,,aL,g =,
- i,lN1 :, . va ''9 W. ."
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Bqlls-Best three,yeors-qld and over, so, Seth
Cook, Tom's Piow Boy best ore-y -year-old, $50,
r. McEnShcy, Dennis keamey: best bun calf
Sl5, Seth Cook. Salute; second best, 81 30, r.
McEnshey, Leo.
CoWs-BcSt three ycIrs-Old and over, $40. Seth
Cook. Molly; second best, so. K. McEnshev
MaytlOwer; best one year-Uld, so, Seth Cook.
Letart
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EBWER BROS
RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


NCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ and in pursuance of a judgment of the
Superior Court in anO for the county Of Sacra-
mento, in an action wherein ALICE SCOTT is
plaintiff, and 5. y. WEGANT, JOHN BOE, w
A. MURPHY, RICHARD ROE and GEORGE W.
CHESLEY, Administrator of the estate of s. b.
SkGUR, deceased, are defendants, viii, as Re
ceiycr in said action, sell at the front door OF the
Court bouse in Sacramento, Cal on WEDNES-
DAY, the 7.h day Of OCTOBER, 1885, at 10
o'clock 4; NJ, a public auction. for cash in gold
coin, to the highest bidder, the following de-
scribod real estate situated in the county Of Sac
ramento, in said state Of California. viz The
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter Of
Section Twepty-nine; the south nslf of The
northwest quarter ali Of Lot Three; and the
west 1alf of Lot Two OF the southwest quarter:
and the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter OF Section Twenty; and ell of Section
Nineteen lying north OF the lands formerly
owned ald occupied by ]. IL. Van Trees. now
deceased, all in Township Eight Nor.h Rause
Eight East, Of Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
Dated Sacramento. Cal, September H. 1855
ALBERT u. JOHNSON Receiver.
FREEMAE, Johnson x BATES, Attorneys for
Plaintiff Alice scott si4td
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PAVILION NOTES,

We have already referred to the novel
plan adopted by Weinstock & Luhin, of
Sacramento, to add worth and instruction
to the State Fair. 1t presents side by side
a number Of industries as practiced in 1885
and as in 1885. In each case ihe work is
illustrated by workmen or women and by
machines. 1t thus accomnlishes precisely
what the originators contemplated, Tor 1t
awakens in the mind questions touching
the advance of invention, the progressive
ness manufacture, the changing needs of
men under their changing conditions, and,
above all, 1t presents or suggests to The
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KWONG HUNG ON q CO.,

yNHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Boots and shoes, japanese Fancy Goods
OF all kinds and General Merchandise, No. sos
J street, between Third aud Fourth, Sacra-
mento Cal au25-1m
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2. FusTEE. : o FUNSTON
1856. z. FOSTER d co., 1885.
sD00K-BINDER5, PAPER-RULERS AND
- Blank Bors Manufacturers, No. 319 street,
betWeen Third ana Eourth. SacraInento.. .au20-lp
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IcoNrl.1g , b IAsE 90
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7 ATE OF CANTON. CHINA, CAN BE FOUND
II ct his Medicine store, No 92G Third street
between ! and J. By the Pulse he can locate ali
kinds of Disease Consultation free HIS Medi-
cines are Roots and Herbs Call ana consult
with him if you are sick. sl-Iln
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$40 Tyler Beach, san Jose, Alex
second best $40 George Bement,
Redwood City, Archie best twO-y years-old, $50,
George Bemcnt Eicctioncer; best one year-oid,
$50, Tyler Beach, Burton; second best, $40
George Bement, Clipper; best bull cali, SIS,
George Bement CampOhcll
CoWS-BcSt thrce-yea and over, so George
Bement Elaine: second best $50, Tyler Beach
Floy Douglass; best tw0-years-old, $50, George
Bemeut, Marian second bzst, sl5 Tyler Beach
Brunette; best one-year-old, 50. Tyler Beach
Diana: second best, SO. George Bement. Sybil-
la best heller calf, Sl5. George Bemeut, Elaine
Second second best, 81 80, Tyler Beach, Dela
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NowTCU.

ITO THOSE INTENDING TO VISIT THE
| Fair; l have leased the well known Paine's
Stable, street between Fifth snd sixth, and
viii keep the same open during the Fair as n
branch of the Dexter Stables for the accomrno-
oaticn OF those who may wish to leave their
houses where they win receive first-claSs care.
Sq-l0t W Y CHCVFI .ER
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WALLACE a. BRIGGs, nj. D.,

DHYsICLAN AND OB5TETRICIAN. OFErGE
I ard residence No. zi2 J street. saeraraento.
omeo uour.. i .so iosA.s !. . ?. Y. lyla-sp,t
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1o15 FIFTH STREET, BET. j AND K.

TIME sHARPEST, COOLEST AND MOST
/ Delicious Beer always on draught at cents
glass Best of Wines Liquors and Cigars IL
stock EDWARD DIETERLE, Proprietor
aJII7-4ptf
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GRADUATE OF The UNIVERSITY OF BER-
W lin, Germany. Ofice-52l ] street. between
Fifth and Sixth. Residence-coruerI fourteenth
and X streets, Sacramento Office hours: 1890
A. II. to l P. N; P. N. 10 / P NJ; P. n TO P d.
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DAN. LYMAN. !. HYHAN, JR,
j. HYMAN, JR,, q BRO.

VUATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS., ~,
w 800 street, between Fifth and &FTS,
Sixth, have always on hand q choice SO
variety Of fine Watches Diamonds, Jew ssEsssSsz
elry, etc. aul2-d
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Bulls-Best three-yearsold and over, $40, Il
T. judeghil. etr8thmore; best Two years-old
$50, H. ". Meek Lorenzo juror; second best
sI5. }. A. White Csurper best one-ycar old, so,
Leland Stanford MohrmInet; second best So.
f. T. Undcrhiu, Duke Of Medina: isst buii cali
So. LelIud stanford, Nadine Vernon; second
best, - 81, j. II White, Waverly.
COws-lest thrce-vcaI and over SO.
Henry Pierce, oakland, Aunie second best,
SO II. ~ Neck. Lady BeTtha: best twc-years.
old, So !. II. White. Oiiuka; second best, SIS,
Leland stanford, Par.ellG best one ycar-Gld,
so Ieisnd stanford. May Fly: second best, Slo,
Henry Pierce, Jcnnette SecOBd bes1 heifcr caH
SIS Leland Stanford NGoI1 second best,
81 80, H. ". Meek. Aegie lflzie Second.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

7 Z. CHADDERD on, IMPORTER AND DEAL
y. gr in Paints, Oils. 'YsrIishes, WindoF Glass
Mixed Paints Artists snd Painters Materials.
Wall Paper, etc NO. 29s Z st., Sacramento.
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{. a. BOWER,
NAREY 81 ERNEv.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
- pared to do ali kinds Of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacrameuto. Shop, No. 1l24 Second street, be-
tween K and L. POstofice Box No. 40 SRcra-
mento. aul6-!ptf
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STOCK PREMIUMS.
Below is given complete list of awards
so far as made to live stock at the Park:
First Departnent
CATTLE-DURHASI.


BGlls-Best three-years-old and over, $40. Col
onei Younger, SAN Jose, Forest King; second
best. go, sylvester Scott, Duke OF Auckland: !:
best tWo-years-Old, $50, T. G. Beatty, Red Dick !;
second best, So, Sylvester Scott, Oxford Duke :
best one-yearold, so, Colonel Younger, Third
klrklevingtOn Of f. II: second best Si0 Col
onel G. Younger. Fi9h Kirkleving;on of i. Il. :.
best bull calf, Sl5, r. J. Merkley, Sacramento.
Cleveland second best 81 So sylvester Scott
Duke of Sonoria.
C9ws--Best thrce-years-old aud over. so. Col.
Cnel c. Younger, Red Dolly Fourteenth second
best $50, Colonel C.. Younger, Jesse Maynard /;
best tWo-yearS-old, SO, Colonel c. Younger OK
ford Rose Fourth; second be /, SIS, Sylvester
scott, Lady Oxford best ope-year-old, 500
Hyde Moor, Kaweh Maid Second; second
best, so, a; smith. Mystery; best heifer calf
second best s. 80, P. Peterson, Rose
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a. L. HART,

4 TTORNEY- -AT-LAw. OFFICE, SOUTH
II west corner of Fifth and streets, Rooms
L, 13 and Il, Sutter Building. auto
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SACRAMENTO PLANNING EILL

MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, k7s Fl
IfE Windows, Blinds, Moldings. RsS.5 -
Finish Door snd Window Frames. u; !
Brackets and Turning stair Work 7,i
q Specially. ~,
81 Corner Front and Q streets, ~
Sacramento. g
dAETtVEIL, HOT CHELsS & sIAS-
ivpp-su1r7
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DHYsICIAN AND sURGEON.-OFFICE AND
i Residence, No. 323 J street, between Third
and Fourth HoITs-S to u \. n 8 10 and to
SP. II. Office OF City Superintendent of Pubic
Schools ct saIne plsce. s5-4nl,u
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE MODERN
w Bul!t Iwo-story House with six or seven
rooms, |ltnm the boundary of G and n. Eighth
office. - -
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Bulls-Best o-year-old. so, II. VI. La RIa,
Sacramento, Horace Third
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AGaIlUiTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO. Septcrnber
II. lN,i.-Special paciug race mile heats
three iii five, Tor named horses.
Fred. Ackcrman..................
Nevada ... ............I 2 . o = y
PoCahOutaS .........3 3 > 3 >
Time, 2.2d1z-2:25l@ @-2-47334 4-22733i i-23l94 -2.7.
The next race was trot for a purse OF
$1,000, for the 2:27 class. Among the en-
tries were some noted flyers. and much in
terest was manifested. The starters were
as follows in the order named La Grange
Thapsin, Marin Scandinavian. Dawn, An
teyo!o and 1livette. The pool box never
did better business than on this race
Pool were sold rapidly, every man on the
track apparently wanting to get in on his
favOrlie, Pools commenced selling with
Anteyolo large fayorite, bat just before
the start for the first heat they averaged as
follows Field $40 Antevolo $50. Thap-
sin $40, Ia Grange S130. The horses came
on the track several minutes late, with the
exception of AHeyolo, and the drivers of
each We're line3 S. except Wilbur Smith
the driver o. Ihapsip. VINO was assessed
sic. On the third score Marin threw a
shoe and caused a delay Of some minutes
When the horses were tapped off La
Grange had i slight advantage and LED
around the turn. Thapsin and SCan3i-
nayian broke badly before reaching the
quarter. From the quarter the horses
went in single file, apparently about
two lengths between each-La Grange first
O!ivette second, AutevoiO third At The
three-quarter pole Olivette went To the
front and won the heat easily in 2.2G! The
quarter was made in :36. the half in II2{
At the finish the positions were Olivette.
La Grange, Marin, Autevolo, Thapsin,
Scandinavian. Dawn failed to reach the
red flag station and was disJanced. Pools
now sold: ohvette $40, Thapsin $3.50.
field 500, la Grange $40, AntcFol0 sl2O.
! The horses were started well toEe,her for
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4 TTORNEYs AND CoUNsELORs- AT-LAw.
II Cihees: Metropolitan Block, street, be
tween Fourth and Filth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door % Metropolitan Tbeater. au29-tf
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DIR. IRAE. OATlIAN.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
L tention to Diseases of Females. Office
t27 street. upstairs. Residence-l027 G street,
corner Eleventh. Office Hours to II a. NJ.
/ to and 20 S M slim
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Bulls-Best three-ycar-old and over SO.
best, so 7. Ward, Oakland, William best two
year-olds, $50, Thomas Waite, Brighton. John
Rooney second best, SO L. NOell Grass VALLEY
Jersey Duke; best ouc-year-old, $40 Henry
Pierce, Oakland Dexter Of Y. r: second besi.
$40, E W. Maslin, Sacramento, Pine best bull
calf, Sl5. I. Ward, Oakland, Law Giver; second
best, - 80 r. NOEL, Grass Valley Major
COws-Best three-yeare-old and over. $40
Henry Pierce, Mon Plaiscr; second best. 500
Perrin Stanton, SACRAMENTO: test tWo-year-old
$50, Henry Pierce, NessO Of !. B.: second best
$40, Thomas Waite, Topsy Third best one-year-
old, so, Henry Pierce Plume OF Y B.; second
best SIC, Thomas Waite Ida NJ; best heifer
calf, SD, a. /. Nichols, Sacramento, Bcllairc :;
second best s. 80, PIatt Bros Maydew.
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