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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were recorded IN the
Office Of the register deeds yesterday;
Chas A y Weide to Patrick Sweeney, lot a.,
block 40, Arlington Hills addition, s4i5.
Same and wife 20 II Nieman, lot 3, block IL,
Arlington Iiill- addition. $500.
West side Land & Cottage company to Geo s
jenkins, part OF lots and 3, lock :, Woodbury.
& Cases addition. 81 500.
Same 10 Frederick Hooker part Of Tote and 4,
block :. Woodbury. & Cases addition, $1,000.
Joseph Arth to 2 Gnln, lot 4, block e5, Ly.
man Dpytons addition, $3.50.
Same to Catherine Stone, lot 3, block IS, LIZ
man Dsyton's addition, $3.50
PERMITS TO BUILD.
Bailding Inspector Johnson'is the follow
ing permits YESTERDAY:
Charles Mcdonnell. two story frame dwelling.
20Kf2, north side u 81 Lawrence street, betwee6
FentoB and NinBetouka, 500.
J Abresch, one story frame store and barn,
south side Of seventh street. between Frank and
Phaien. 81 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13

Ohio Ia about 1000 insane. and not more
than one-hzh Of them in the State asyIums,
while the others are substantially Without
care.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
John Wass, respondent, VS.. Isaac Atwater
anpellant.

appellant.
syllabus-The plaintiff, an agent OF the
defendants for the sale Of land, employed
one b. 10 assist bin in eiTccting sale, and
agreed to pay him one-half Of his plaintiffs
commission II he (B) should procure pur-
chaser. Held, constituting the Evidence, that
the plaintiff and b. we're not partners in the
transaction, but principal and agent.
The mere fact Of such employment by the
plaintiff, did not unauihorize b. by contract
with the defendant TO release or modify
plaintiffs claim for compensation for max
ing the sale.
Charge Of the court considered as not un-
fairly or partially presenting the case to the
Jury.
Rule applied that prevalent evidence
clearly not affecting the result affords no
ground for new trial.
The order denying a new trial Is affirmed.
DICKINSON, j.
Yesterdays COURT.
At Yesterdays session OF the supreme
court all the Justices were present, and the
following bus mess was transacted;
Thomas Greedy, respondent, vs.. the st.
Paul, Minneapolis X Manitoba Railway co IN
panv, appellant; argued and submitted
Louis I. Mcuage, respondent, VS.. L. ID.
Newcomb aud A. +. Ravens, appellants;
submitted on printed books and briefs.
Adjourned 10 Q 80 a. IN. to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
DECISIONS FILLED.
fBv Judge Simonsi


fBefcrc Judge McGrorty.l
Estate Of Israel sheldon, deceased; will
admitted 20 probate and executors ordered
10 give bouds
Estate 81 Herman LandEren, deceased I:
y. \. Kusell appointed administrator.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Disfrirf CoHri.
COURT CASES.
Before JudIc V ilkin.l

COURT CASES.
before Jpdlc V nkin.l
Vim. r. McGr,rty cx rel Agues Long vs..
Thomas Grace aud Vim. Welsh; continued
10y consent.
ASSIGNMENT FuED.
Rider Il Cunningham to Charles 2. Mar
vim; assignment preclpitatcd los an attach
ment at the instance OF Jane Rider.
COMPLAINT TILED.
German American bank vs.. The Fort
Mead Hydraulic Cold Mining company;
action 10 recover S744.i4 on prDmissory note
given by defendant
DECISIONS FILED.
fBy Judge Simons.
7. A. Abbott n Co. vs.. George A. Nash,
ct al. Judgment for defendants on the
ground that a copy OF the contract (tn build
q housed was not fled, as required by section
:, chapter 90, general statutes Of 1873, and
therefore no lien was acquired on said house.
The amount az issue was S46s,Sl.
By Judge Wilkin.
Joseph y. Rose vs. Frederick Rurreil;
judgment Tor defendant. The action was
for board Of defendant, wife aul child. Tie
decision is on the ground that the allega-
tons are 40: proved TO the satisfaction OF the
court.
County treasurer ys. r. W Bell: order
dismissiug action. Suit for personal taxes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13

After a desperate struggle, Judge David
Davis, Of Illinois has succeeded in reducing
his weight from 3S4 u $40 pounds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Supreme court.
OPINIONS.

Margaret J. Waldron, respondent, VS.. the
city of st. Paul.
Syllabus-An action having been COM
menced in another county than that of the
defendants residence, the neglect of the de-
PENDANT for seven months after the ginning
of issue to move for change of venue, con-
sdered with other circumstances as quail
flying the court in refusing the motion, in
view of the provisions of rule XXI of the dis
trict court, although plaintiffs attorney had
before tue gaining of issue verbally agreed to
stipulate that the venue be changed.
The denial Of motion after such ldches
for change of venue on the ground of the
convenience Of witnesses sustained.
An error in a notice OF the taking Of de-
position, in the name of witness proposed
TO be examined, held no ground for exclud-
ing the deposition, the adverse party having
appeared and cross-examined the witness.
General statutes 1878, chapter %, section
49,
Evidence cOusideted as 10 its admissibllity
aud as sustaining a recovery of dam
ages for injuries caused by the
negligence of a municipal corporation in re-
spect TO the condition Of a sidewalk.
Order denying new trial affirmed.
DICKINSON, J.
Inc chlef justice uid not near the ar9u-
ment and took no part In the decision.
W. VI. Cargill 81 Bro and James +. Cargill,
respondents, VS.. The 3Iillrrs and Manufac-
turers Insurance company, of minneapolis,
appellant.
Sylabus-A policy Of insurance upon a
grain ELEVATOR builGiug and additions"
construed a covering a warehouse standing
two and half feet from the elevator proper,
and attached to 1t by boards nailed to both
buildings. The warehouse was used only
for the storage of grain received into the
elevator and conveyed by spouts to the ware
house. Grain was discharged from the
warehouse through the elevator by a con-
veyor running under the building.
The policy provided lin case of loss, the
assured shall forthwith notify the secretary in
writing, and shall, IS soon as may be,reuder
to the company particular statement in
writing, signed and sworn to = s''(proof OF
loss.) at prescribed that payment should
be made within time named, subsequent
to notice, as aforesaid Of such loss" Policy
construed as fixing time of payment with
reference TO the written notice Of loss and
not with reference TO formal proof of loss.
Order refusing new trial affirmed.
DICKINSON, J.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
Frigid Iowa.
special Telegram 70 The CLONE. I

l'lp~''"' 'N''~iN'" " thS bHJDeI
ALGoSA, Ia, Jan. PA blizzard com
menccd here yesterday, continuing all night.
There is considerable snow, and moving
trains are delayed. Two frelghts are showed
In between stations. The thermometer was
- degrees below zero this morning and at
zero at noon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
CHAM Der OF COM I'M ERCE.
The Spanish Treaty, the Gas Question
and the City Printing,
Together with the Comptroller's Report, Make
Up the Weekly Budget.

The board of directors of the chamber of
commerce held quite long session yester-
day, the meeting extending over nearly two
hours.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13

Mr.. Clough has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. Odell, of the Northern Pacific has gone
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
ie!JeIS .5Ctv:"rs.

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pub &c sch M who hay. been III .rirh
p. rirct dur ng the week -; en'i;.i
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,i"n VI, : rs;rr,sM,ry ", C. :m.ck. Jan.
.Siiet q ,g-,a T. uuln +, Nellie B.rt.rs
mud. j me-. h,dic sl,u,i:rr.
) nj Gi Il e nm \ -hmrn, \ 'r,Hi
/; nds, RI Br"~r. N.r,Ie Z / III Ii
r.,unas + $50. J. :, H"uci, VI +.
VI. I.uIN. - Is f,niunCk, Curry Storm,
iIeiuril W.,r,n. Ju iu- B'Nc'', Clren.'
e f.n.n, ". =. DIo,rIrH. vi lie b-aA
trunk Graz, Arthur " .whins, Cor.
.iauk, R.ss P.u iac, J"h" .,'''rrs
t,ry / ,cs, iII.I, C".uan, Am. t.!
rlrard,, Z tie Fwiinn.. K r. Ga, Ste a.
J me-. Eugene Z -rr.s, II rbrIt .. 't"9n
Ell, n r. WicA>is"n, LIZ + Wnts.
lara Gr.:;e-Cassic Arthur, .! "a
Er"wu, 1 III Ette-, chi Big", l. Zli'
| 81 &c. L. Al CnwsI, U.rI' ConGl,t">. Va
.u.i. F..iIerm ~, Ir.hk NcA..is'er. Enh-
na Stump, J">,r SIM, kLle Ten G!
lazy W,t,Is, X ci.a-i NoVd., nm,
! ID .u!on.
! F.ur,h Grade - Annie Hi, RI =,
W,cEsuIcM, 81 'gsic a.ipsI Eiiiu Sns
h'.ie Drady, Wii'e Dunhir, M"'ii'
! i,,uer, E.Ipie Max, Cur 60 n,",g y :
..rice L ewitt, A MA wash, T"mmi
! Cuinri,., Wide C,wan, Anne McAci {.
.l,.unuy S,orms. Bride R,trrts, Cniis-
! una WIs,n, Nr,R MOIp,ogicr, Animal
,IcAIils or, T. ,d.e Bu.as, sara Escsl
/ A.u,rl Rney.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
Captured by Capt. Hatfield,
Of Co. -. 4th Caralry-,
The Gallant Carta'n With TOlt =
Scy.0 NSn AID EcNr scouts
DO BAIT c WIKI Ce.On.-
mos Braves.
Sevor3i ir6ians ri;.SI and Fo.tg-
Tn ee. Sucks cap,usec, En3
W.; be turns = Over 10
- ,ho Cisi Au'nYs-
tiles.

Fl m VI. UP. y Wis. from the firm
CnnL"r X - =, '.a'rln q, 'hi, c.t,.
ur.vea ms 81 Y lac, nIght frr II
: rruch ON tie west silt or lii, IIu--
anur !. We earn that night fore ."s
y -. Il de VII. j. s'rlInnr.. Ia. To-
= nau-a .uuuUr.Ius IA S,,nnrh, Ia ia.
=" nn,ni + Al Fit iiuarhnc' las,'d Ia.
.'u-r ahn tod nim :, Ci.'. III III P"
at .y,rtnkcn :. .,.al o! about six y IL,
rs IA the Can meas and FAD Il =:
>i:h tl.ru. NJ :L.i kIil,d severn q
tam aud ctpEur :: fort FIRE 'u,n 4.
AID that h. T,- thrn nn ri. way to r"i
II. { uc,> Win DIS. ,u,ch q, ,ni 20 r..cs.vr
at Is. As it was quite i.i. +, .."i, b."
is,.l. ana na he So. n"n c"ns,Irrrh
Isranr,. 1" .i..'. NJ - .:i.- "a not ban
AZ "nprr,ani'y o s',,.a ~ fact: or &c
cnlnI al inr h.hi, hui WIS ,;..isE: ii h =
,nr, he had been told va tue.
Yesterday morning, nLi.c Nj DIy :
Aa- nh his N,y t. i"ub Ia &, h" III !
n"la !. courhr, wnn AIS "n h!s Va
I'm I Hu.chuca I" Capt. II ,iiir'I' :
r,inmrnd WITH oispa ch y. This g. VT. :
CON llmcd the rrE"r' made hv the o;her
courier IT., night b iurr. This last c II
rIrr Stairt. ;nai II was uud rst"cd tnr
III, crrIiy,s w.u Il lr turned ~, + Ia liz
! .IvlI i.utnnr lies at ruc>O"; bur as lilt'l
/ ave Committed their d' , r'u atIni ir!!'
/ rIpaIy III San. n aud Cnclli4c cuun ),
| Ne ip.ii,vc that they IN, u Il Ia hT"ush
/ 10 rtIs city az; i-:,r. IL "u. court ~iirI
! We al. wa..g that Ih"y WI not kI!G IN,
! E,,rc srtiiers. Ne have gallon, h. T.
,l,aI viii Omul"dnic rIuc ar ten al II
/ ti.rr, and We kauN tnit il works well, as
ave ni,.n hav: been urorped OF III It ~
me l.ri.. Ii this news - rrGc, aud VT
tank that it j., II VIII i'roh,1y ,r,tl'
! rnt Indian var; and il Tie c,rtIves arr
Grace: orar tn the civil NJ io.:,irS, thc''
vi ne no more Crook policy with them
At lra1i.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
From the Phoenix Gazette.


The Anti Chinese Labor Association q
Maricopa County, Arizona, IN mass con.
7ertirp assembled, do adopt the follow.
nre resn u'iOns: .- -
l.t. r .f..lved, That 10 the future -
in the past, the prosperity' Of our easn-
ry i. based upon the Industry and INTEL
;xruc- OF the white la5o.iox masses q
our c,lz .ns, 70 whoa Ne owe, In A1ress
mn--ur''. or present uss!0na! greatness
I'D prosperity. >.
81. R.so!7ed. That We extend 70
DOWN y 'id-n Caucasian residents OF
- ry continent who srsk our and for
I ncs. /, DC, the hant o: labor, The hand
II welcome, and bid then come and
.,,iie " t'.in iiber,y's ssy lum, on sew
continent, and equally paIiaxs Of the
o.r.sipg "f Tree rel ublic.
81. Resolved, That We look with
r,nit-.is,i,n. in favor of Chinese inmi-
,r,ti.r, fer their touch is social anil
neal pvilu'ion; there presence IS per
peiG ii menace of the public peace; Their
,ator 4, IL The nc usive Interest Of thsir
own c.'uh'ry. am il is-~ growing AaA
D ,.,itip. cursr 80 our whole free Csaea>
=. III l.s,, .sscr, which IL The focnda.
'Imoi ,h- pro- .ri'y Of our repup'ic.
A.. X saved. That demand sh. I'D
s- I, .ic by the combiaed. white lAboring
m,s-e, "f aurcnuniry, for such modi6ca-
..us q. our treaty with the Chinese en-
p,rr. nr ouch iegisis' ion ~ Congress ~
y, | cnI,re.y PIsve1, che further imports
ion tu the L ,i,.d States Of the Chinese
race. an l the snaclmess C: ouch laws -
aiii absolutely prohibit the retura. 10
..nr country "t ALI Chlaamen who leave
our country for any purpose whatever
Oh. Resolved, Tnat We express 70
the great mss Of white laboring people
OF California AMI Tie other states and
:. rri-or.es If the west our earnest SYM
ps ny aud c. p,ra,ion in their eft ,rts to
rat thems-.v. o. the curse OF Chinese
labor and coolic servi'ute, AMI We do
n,r,by pe,ise Ourselves to do all in our
power to secure the passage of such laws
ny C"ngrrs. u. wi totally prohibit Chi =
, csc immigration to our crcntry.
| G u. Resolved, That .ye request the
cr,zcns of tie sey>ra. tounric1 of onr
( r-; riinry Ia mite with u. in forming an
! u,i- Chinese labor assc:.tio throughout
I he Territory. ..,, >.
Rsn;ved, That Tie Ecvspapers Of tbs
Territory be requested 10 publish thuss
+, cuiu,uns. :.
A y. PEOPLES, A. J. LXT.
w. E. WILLIAMS, p. COsAp,
CuAs. l.. MOsHER.
Committee.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
BENSON NEWS,

y,rci, i. Ito q. n:rv,ls: Vim M
Hrrir. E.w ! TX; c. I. Brewer. Cnlfrx;
II. K.nsln. Ohio: Il. Arnold. San Fran
cisco; j. T. G:ar. Trinidad, Mexico;
Henry Hewitt. Wisconsin; \. Phelps,
i ,nsas City; Vim uilii>. L rr.ishur-.
Mr. Hugh McCrumr, whor-saIe i'quor
iraI'r ) Ii Frrhclsrn. a>s"d through
/: nsnu yeste. ICY, en- rnute tn For, Hua-
rhucI,
Mr. g rman. iateiy q! Z ?as", T-xas,
las opened !. SIX atm, rim; .!cry. Ghlth Is
%. u. we'll pntruniz q.
Wiser ) fri vas aaked why he LET
he rink 50 cary i'.>t evening, be saii hi
RIGHT arm VII, little tirri, ana as II
,4> N-ye 70 ,'c,cH le h ,,c'i tile boys
e,na.u x.u>" hIm.
\. G.. i-1:prs. "f the fam Of r gers &
Br,>, cna,en,ri.;es trip is C..iior'.i-'
ttu' ~ iI-l 81 ~ i'oSi-
M.,. Bas,.r. ui Tombstone, starr to-
'ry 10, ) IA Ir,us i,c =, "n ! WISH. Tracy
d! boy. cl.r.r up. sac "il' return.
c. l.. F.nch and wife III. Spending til.
mri: t;.n ia Tucson.
fh all; b.. SIC: Il 4 .ncs to nigh
AZ La sAIt.r. rina.
\ zen, Ciu nh IS occasional = 'r"ub'e,
Win su!rnIi..i:l Is -. ahd :Gic c:hcr even
n, UT lcr tie suy. vsi.iDr tia! his be.
go. W.. ..jas'ag "M"r' M by ;n"oniigh'
e! me-" 10 &C: mp and TO. k wax liz hi'
IRE t,et on th' ::crot Platform. H.: !:
IL " Nearing G inese shoes.
We Ho'e vita y c">ure that Mrss.-
Oar u 3 ltvin haze dcli' d {" Coz
tA,ir sane Oh SIND IVA a!,eG the FIRST I"
II Oa.a.,rr 4, sr lios. IN end To oe
i:kewi..,., and W. iirIar scon to see San
.iay ovscIv.'i with re.peci ty the res, oI
,.ur MERCHANTS.
The Kn:-,.l, Of Py'hias are gaming Z
.'ro"g i,utL,li IN L '.r, and ss pres
et have absat iU..y meu,iers in g'a.
standing. E-'
G.-,-..c has taken Z cLrns' advice &c
| 'eAaye OF widows, sud .,sc.t's society
! &. s-wH"re
l. has been unusually warm for the
! ID =. tso Weeks =,
We have lad very little rain this sunl
r,r, aGd Us =. natural coGseq ueuce b. )
viii t,e very scs:ce.
! C..n't scnr. OF uur sister towns Sead u
| y widow. III i'r is d:scoa,,tste.
Gu is trying TO 0rxt the boys out Of .
little inn, sud hss sen, ovc.. here for hI'
I bettcI>haf TO come to Tucson, wher.
hey intend residing tor couple d
weeks. BIZ, we have made Arrangement
with the EaIgh "f Pyrhiss Of tina; bur.
to- give them the Intended surprise. Cal
! wa ho,, We safe.
". ". Baldwin has returned from ~
! C,pIsr Cce. Ttich wgs Lsli il Tucs"r
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26

Js,dse Unhinson md S cv D,ew"nt to
Bi,l,ee Yesterday On . little business
i'ney viii re'Cru t!.:s eVcEins.
JAMS E"I,,.. who vs sh' hv " =
can IN y she reccCtiy, IL ret,or.cc to u'
v-ry low ~.
The wife Of Ely Sprsgue raceived I"
et,er irsm hun lsss evening, IN ~h.eh ~
gates that hi, h. al h is much better STAGE
his alr.vai in San F,aucisc",rrd he hope 5
a- will d.. weiiaui srrnng a."ii iu sl'"r'
time. He also v ished 10 be remembered
to his mthy friends IN this cit5, VA"
he'nc5 hirl 10 Lis hVgr CT need-.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26

| mon iGei; subsequently, 10 that, in December,
| 1883 d,frnaent appropriated water through
ditch feet wide. by 10 inches deep ard
that he perfected his appropriation in Jam
utry, 1884
wiihpat Discus ing The evidence the Court
,ds facts il addition torhe snecial verdict
| nr dndings IL the iurv, az follcw:
Fir-t-Thst plaintiffs ditch :. taken ont NJ
certain point on The San Pelro riTer and
| dir-rts the 'zs:, r Thereof.
! Second--Fhit at the time pi ,int;f.' first
I .ppr,' priat "a the W t.r for their d:ch they
| ga he j gate Therein which forms Il st"-
siy fiv. t.: 4 Sixty-ave hun rcd Ii, fact
/ s g. e,t) wiI:, by twenty-five inches t.3 ill.,,
/ high. ---.
! Tat = amt It .rr apr ,priat-d so nue.
/ vac. "a viii ,a-s trough wntrr-w,!
! g. f,..t vile. by2, inches hi h, IN Ter It
/ rr.- ,nre III wtt-i rts.d r"IIr a. inches
I a5ovc the top 81 the wi'er way = the IL
! en- Of the gate vile ,sra'se - ,n-h.s
/ u-.h-iht The dit n ~ pl in if-, rs
{ f,nrd ~ III. verdict of the ~, vii. garry
I tat mu q " ,trr
! F IT, bat t1c amoIl' % wat.r ra'siny
= ;hr,u.r It's; w4i-r.ra,. o IS frct WI" b, -
inc'ir- q. -. ur Ter 4 nrcs>t r,sf wticr sI'n
I raised ir.h.s al, We the top ri tn $ tic
I vn", i -'vt'-"r.. AID eighty sven htIa.
! edith 81 So ca ,ic ct Ter s-crui, ar iw'
-ii,l Il and 'rt,-s ven "a d tive tenth
. CID NJ Is / ,ri q ,r- =. q a. IN. \ fHe
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
Public, Wo-ns no.

All persons al heist: .rot:fcd no. 10 DIP
chase . certain not. ,pt.l.s,,pg TO be secpfef
by ninaing end other cosssdeesssens, q
Bahning's Station. COasty Of cochise, Tessi
tory OF Arizoaa, aud dsssd about July ID
1884. end supposed to be in the possession q
a. Eortioais or Caldwell 6 stanford Ct Tomb.
stone, as the same is void for wss. Of coz.
slaera'ior- WE. BANNING.
sA2S.Se'= sr.roS, Au;s Il, iss.,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
Deaf, OF Michael = cher.

Michel L l.r, IL Cd .i'z rni r"m
OPP. md "a Ima- cr.g iv trh,ie. WHO la,
"-rr, c.l. find Ia his IN in in ti.r g'ar !
I y, hM rIcau II u.s. " III he 80 al ~
MR. tor il:r past ten na,~, Va
moved Ii, the county hrSi.it,l N..t RI '.
,,i Il, Il soon are? he Was !. moved VI
4 lrI u ID Va u: nv. au,! " : attend
,r.i,r. ii. Il !. u u, liz Damn. ~ - ~
v.r,rh NJ in his tower '" n:tt VI to Il =
{. {; narre sEf rms. II in.In r'iI =.
n uer- attended Ia rvrIv day H.
Mis-. Di munG, " iin ia9 haI car' IN HI :.
ar "Is ia ihe IL 'nt PARTON Il ~. - II
csn hnu>e VI ;.r, B,yr,s. } Y. ' 'k.is
and s vrrrl "tn"rs w'r. ir. qneii vIss'"r
To hi> Irri Ike. Mr. X ! rr >'aird That ~,
rah ri'or.ey Ia paJ his Way Will! aud dr.
not wait To 81 io IL" hos i'ai, ~ u al
that c"u,d lie done Tor i IN was .,:t u
his m.-hirrrs. II ielV's s"n AID
.i1ushu,r i'll San Fracci, Gu to mourn his
I Sc
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
Cruel JOEe.
Committee,

Lhor; O'clock this morning, a. Xr.
Elhy T"E'inson was vending his waY
nomeward, after completing his s.3ao1.
as foreman on the R.cori-Epitsph. he
vas accosted by stranger, who spoko
pleasantly TO dim, saying, Hello, B;l!,
come VITA ne t" the Fountain snd hsSe
snIe o5sters." Bill asseuted, and entered
the restaurant, whercu2on they both OF
.i"rrd stew. White the cook vas ea .
-:'%c'! il; preparing iAs .:re~, the stranger
Xcus.d hlHSeit' and stepped out, ieav-
II. ODD boy Bill TO wresiie With the tho
> rws and ii. down in his pocket AsA
pay for the s,mc. Billy says no did not
n,lnd eating the s:ews. hut when be had
'.ad to ais Up one hundred. he was en-
sry.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
looms to Rent .

Having le.:ser the. Way Up lodging
house on Alien street, aud renovated i',e
...e, 1 nm now prepnred 10 rent ROOM
Nv the day, week or month, u: reason,
he rates. Give me call.
LOrTIE EGAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26

After breakfast, to make yourself fee
nsppy, go to Asnmun s. Walkers ana
purchase u choice imported cigar.
Tie Pioneer mills -four, Sacramento. 10 tic
ucst in the market. For sale 1t the Cssh
;tJIc VI WoLc.Tr & MEes,cK.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
For Ni6

TIE undersigned being cssifous OF engae
in= other business. o1c8 :.-e old estabI.shxA
ECLIPSE Bakery Of this c:ty for sale, and WI
sell It nj g bcrss,u 4 cs.l-d ~: soon. Cal nr
address J.M.TAsG.
TurcetC,e .
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
Gard Of Thanks

The Undersigned deAre TO express their
thanks TO the bus;ness men of Tonustoae
i'< tneir iIssrsii,y Ia con,.ibu log to the
fund for paying the funeral expenses Of
me late Ms. Burke, the victim Of Mon,
days Gre. Pm. BaAcxxS.
B. NcARpr2.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
Ear Sat0.

a honse Of three .eoms = sweerauf g.,
tHcn ui Binu's lumber yard. Tho pgoE eitS
- a,i fenced in. HAS NICE !:ort and aek
:.rt. W,it pc soid for &3uC il called foI at
once. Apply To Della Clark. three dUors
from second street, or AZ this ofnce.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-26
WATER RIGHTS.
An Abe Decision Rendered,
This Morning b.
JUDGE street.
IN The Case Of Elijah Clifford,
Et al VS.. L. arrieu.
In The COanty CcI.'t.


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Herring, for The defrr;l ant.
Th- action was brought L: tie rlaiLiiii-
far locomotives and tk;rty v.....' o;!yra .'f--
ing the community Uf s.. pssl'-, a-"ils,
the defendant :, eri ,ia hin f:a.u dwelling
the waters &. =. 5 y Pedro .!Tt..
lac Complaint III cir ct allie - Tia; plant
if' are conGuIiiy OF l'e"ire e"-Sei !"
agricultural r'irsai'-, ED ar GA n'"i'';,
LARGE Qhi:ti is OF ''n' ~ ne f-H.'
valley; tia; IL G. der 10 rul,iY...e sa:t !aau 1t
Is necessary 10 irri.a,c u. ana i.t,- pur.
poses II ur...;iny t.e san, they, -. ,ur
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quantity o. VAR rr,n ne ,Ssr = G.v nv,
To- !r.i.alr tl,.r l,nI,. - h,, lang = dau,
across TIE riyag, and CONTRACTING Di;rI =.
feet Md by one and han fe Ge'p. .ra
conducting tie Wafer tief, b., up. Ia I CT,
lands: ana that the u.i.iyr. u. ty.i IL" oi
water to ,hc iulI CT, c;ty OF tie Curi j.
Necessary t, ,n"r-r-c.
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pu.nt abol, three mics aUoSc Les d.s..,
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in. plaiItiFs pr.cr appropriation bat g.
v.o!at,nn OF their prior ii-ht, ne continues
t,a.r,rt the water from tie BID c! Inc river
10 the destruction Of !laiuut., cru,.a.
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iz,d. makes denial Of pls.ui...,' a..,-...vas,
ana r,s,.s defence.
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