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RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

FINDER AND PURSUANT TO A JUDGMENT
duly given, made and entered in the
Superior Court of the county of Sacramento, IL
the State of California, on the DIST day OF JAN
UARY, 1885. in a certain action wherein ELIZA
BETH REY Is plaintiff, and +. II. MOCSE-
CHAMBERLlN are defendants, | will as Re
ceiyerIa such actien, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF FEBRUARY. 1883, at 10 o'clock A NJ, al
the front door of the Court house of said county
in the city of Sacramento sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin sub
ject to redemption within the time allowed by
law, that real property known as Lot Number
Six, in the Block bounded by E and +, and
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, in said city,
county and State, with all the appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
FRANK F. FREEMAN,
Receiver in above named action.
FREEMAN. JOHNSON IL BATES, Attorneys fol
Plaintiff ja29-law4wTh
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OLD MEXICO.
The Yanni Indian Trouble-Car,

The haqUI iHuIaH IrouDIe-tarniVai.
GUAYMAs, February 1Sth.-The steamer
Newbern arrived on the night of the 10Th.
and left on the night of the 18th. She
brings no important news from the coast.
Caieme, in accordance with his threat, has
burned the boats he seized on the Yaaui
river on the 14th, as his verbal notice was
not needed. Rumors are current that bands
Cruse between the settlements and the
part of the river he Claims and that some
ranches have been burned. Thus far no
action has apparently been made by the
State or Federal Government to punish him
for this outrage. Wood has risen to doubIe
its former price, the main supply coming
from the Yaqui river.
The carnival was celebrated here in q
very grand style Monday and Tuesday last
Governor Torres being then in Guaylnas
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H. r. kooI. ALkN NELSON. !. DRIsCoL.
ROOT, NELSON 81 CO.,
HNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists, Front street. be-
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery of
every description made to order. ia2l-4plm
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WIN. GUTENBERGER

WIN. GUTENBERGER,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma
| chinist. Front and y streets. Manufacturer
of Gutcnbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. fe1S-lm
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OREGON.
Bridge Across the Willamette-Isanke
Assigned.


Assigned
PORTLAND. February 1Sth.-The bill to
give the Columbia Bridge Company the
right to build n bridge across the William
cite between Portland and East Portland
has passed both houses. The bridge ON the
Portland side will rest al the foot OF Jeifer-
son street The company is amply able to
build the bridge, which will cost in the
neighborhood of $l60000, and win have
l00-toot draw for the passage of ships.
Yesterday c. B, Whitley, Cashier and
principal stakeholder of the Tacoma Saw
ings Bank, New Tacoma, made an assign
ment to +. B. Moore. The total liabilities
are not definitely known, but are supposed
to be between $4,000 and S45,o00 This
bank was started last March by MeSsrs.
Whitley Il WILSON, two young men from
San Francisco. Recently Wilson withdrew
from the firm. Attempting to transact too
much business for the amount OF capital
and deposits is the attributed cause of the
assignment.
The Senatorial acknowledgements
Bill-Pioneer Association.
SALEM, February 1Sth.-The Senatorial
deadlock remains unbrOken. John NJ.
Gearin, of Mrltnomah, to-day received the
Democratic vote Hirsch gained one vote.
independently received 16, including IL
Democrats. Williams (Republican) re-
ceived Is votes. 1t is asserted that thirteen
Republicans bave signed an agreement not
to support Hirsch under any circumstances.
The session closes Friday night, and no
election is looked for until the last night.
n B. Knight, of Salem, is coquetting with
the Democrats with view OF securing
their support.
The general appropriation bill introduced
last evening, appropriates the sum of 500
500, which, with special appropriations,
will drain the treasury of nearly $500, 600.
The quarantine regulations for eastern Ore
son, and providing for hospitals at Hunt
ington and Pendleton, will use up $29, 600,
while the Penitentiary and Capitol building
improvements Will consume $123,o00
The most strenuous efforts are being
made to reduce the State tax from four to
two mills.
The Board of Directors of the Oregon
Pioneer Association met to-day, and lie
cided to hold its next reunion at. Oregon
City June 18th They elected Colonel ".
l.. White Chief Marshal, Rev. George H.
Atkinson Chaplain, Hon. Geo. H. Williams
Orator, and e. l.. Eastman to deliver the
~ npposinnal address -
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NEVADA.
Legislative Proceedings - Prize Fight
Constitutional Amendments.


CARSON. February lSth.-A bill TO re-
move the State Prison froln Carson to Reno
was introduced III the Senate to-day, and
stands good chance Of passage. There is
much excitement here over the bill, as the
Carson people all along have not supposed
that any one would presume to make any
such attempt The bill providing for the
publication of the assessed valuation of
property finally passed the House, after
several weeks.of fighting and delay
The prize fight which takes place here to-
morrow evening between Homes, OF Lon
don, and Sleeves, OF Bodie, promises to
attract a crowd which cannot be accomm0-
dated in the Opera House.
A night session is being held this even
ing, to discuss the constitutional amend
ments. All the work in that direction done
heretofore, at an expense of $1,000, is rem
dered null and void by the neglect of some
clerks to properly spread the proceedings
on the minutes.
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VINEYARD AND FRUIT LAND FOR SALE.
In Placer County

OFFER FOR SALE 7S ACRES OF LAND,
j newly and well fenced, situate l mile soutlI
of Loomis (farmerly Pino), 3 miles from RockkA
and - miles from Sacramento city, and imme-
diately upon the line OF the Central Pacific Rail
three times day The land lies next TO q 40
acre productive vineyard, and every farm ad-
joining and in the immediate vicinity is being
cleared and planted 20 vines and trees and
Loomis promises to he the center of an extensive
vine and fruit growing community. The soil is
easily cultivated, deep and retains moisture
when cultivated, and does not need irrigation.
but & needed, an irrigating ditch runs across il
at its highest point. Price. $50 per acre. For
further particulars inquire OF W. D. PERKINS or
d. NJ. WALKER, OF Roci,lin and Z ". MASLIN,
at State Capitol, Sacramento. d24lp
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LIE. Ell. CRof
CARLR s. CRoLY. '-

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
in city or country. Principal place of business
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1lA Second street. be,
tween K and L. Postofice Box No 40, sacra-
mGQtO. int
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RECEIVERS SALE.

~cO ACRES, CoNsIsTIYG OF 800 ACRES OF
IOU rich bottom land and the balance roll
ing hills of black loan, situate II miles west o.
Maxwell, in Colusa county, will be sold with
the Improvements, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
u, 1885, at 10 A. n. in front of the Courthouse
at COlusa. FRANK G. WATERH0USE,
fel2-1pl0t 325 street. Receiver.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Vessel Au Risht-Eoman Suffrage Re
ceives Another Black Eye.
VICTORIA, February 1sth.-The bark Co.
lumbia, which put into Barclay Sound
from stress of weather, did not get ashore.
as reported, but sailed for her destination
on Puget Sound.
The lower House, by vote of rs to 8.
has rejected the bill 10 extend the franchise
To women
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENTLEMEN,
If You Wish to be Well Dressed, Now
is Your Timei

THoS. BRO SMAIx,
No. 524 j STREET,
HAVING TOO LARGE 4 STOCK OF FINE
| Imported Goods on hand, which must be
sold out to make room Tor a large stock of
SPRING GOODS that viii arrive in March, I
will make up Garments at COST, for Cash, until
March. This is no hmnbug. Call and examine.
Mr. OTTO HANSON is the Cutter, and viii
guarantee perfect fit. and tiryt-class work; in
fact. everything strictly tirst-class.
ja2l-1p3m THOS. BROMLEY, 524J street.
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John EITEL PROPRIETOR R.-WHOLEsALE
81 Manufacturer Of Candies of every descrlp-
ton. Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Nut.
Gold Purchased at Assay Value and Assays
Made No. 5l7 street, Sacramento, Cal. ja27.tf
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ARIZONA.
Disastrous Fire in Bisbee.

TOMBSTONE, February 1sth.-About 3
o'clock A. NJ. the attention of Pat McCann,
barkeeper in saloon owned by Sol Pierce,
at Bisbee, was attracted by light shining
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Failure OF an Old Firm.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1Sth-This
morning the old-established produce firm
of Bray Bros, 226 Clay street, closed its
doors and formal assignment for the
benefit of the creditors was made The
failure is one of the most remarkable known
in the mercantile annals of this city The
firm has been in business since 1886, and
was originally started by two brothers, but
since the death of one has been carried ON by
w. A. Bray, resident of Fruitvale. Mr.
Bray is one of the bcSt-estecmed business
men here, and SO highly were himself and
the credit of his house regarded, that he was
able TO borrow no less sum than $3.50, 600
without any security, and to a large extent
without even the formality of note. 1t
was generally believed that Mr.. Bray was
making great deal of money in his bust
ness that he lid not speculate, and that all
his investments were very good He owned
a great deal Of real estate, and was supposed
to be worth Il clean quarter of million
over and above all liabilities.
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Tho Weather.

SHASTA, February 1Sth.-Quite rain has
fallen here to-day, and still continues. To-
tai rainfall to date 26.1 inches.
SAN JOSE, February 1Sth-A light rain
commenced falling about P. NJ, to-day
The skies are cloudy, and it viii probably
continue during the night
MARYsyILLE, February 1Sth.-After two
days of cloudy weather, a sprinkle Of rain
fell this afternoon Thermometer $50, and
a rising barometer. Although the growing
grain is doing nicely, there will be much
less yield than last year, on account of the
acreage sown being about so per cent less
Late spring rains will be of great benefit in
this section.
Stockton, February 1sth-A light rain
has been steadily falling all the evening.
At the present writing it still continues
The sky is heavily overcast and the wind
is southwest
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

EOR sALE-l,136 ACRES VERY GOOD .sse
L pasture land; low, rolling hills well c5sssS
adapted to vineyard and orchard purposes: -
close to railroad and only - miles from Sacra
mento. Price, IS per acre. Apply to CARL
STROBEL, sd street. fel7-6t&w1t%
ITO RENT-SUITABIE FOR ONE OR TWO
i gentlemen, Il furnished room rent moderate;
gas and bathroom included; good location.
Apply No. lGl6 L street. fe14-lw*
90 OnO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
OO.UUU. City Propeuy-l0 acres of land on
line c. ?. L. r.. half mile from station: i'm
provements-niee Dwelling, young Orchard; To-
cation uneXceptIOnal as to water and health.
Inquire at WOOD ARD, Sixth and ! streets.
fe3-tf
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.-TWO
- Bed Lounges, nearly new; will exchange or
sell cheap. Also, Two Carnets and one Pine
Set. Call at once ut CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL'S, 409
X street. Dealer in New and Secondhand
Furniture. We Buy Sell or Exchange. apl91ptf
EOR SALE-A FIVE HORSEPOWER EN-
l. gine and Boiler and 1riplet Pump, all in
good condition. Inquire at No. 904 street. NJ.
r. ROSE. ja27-tf
TIlO LET-FOR A TERM OF YEARS, UN-
i improved Lots on NJ street, between Fourth
and Sixth streets, at low ground rent. Apply
to JOSIAH JOHNSON, 42S NJ street. ja22-1m*
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Indictment in Connection with the "De-
coy Contract"

SAN FRANCISCO, February lSth.-The
Grand Jury have presented several indict-
ments to Judge Murphy, in Department
Twelve, Superior Court Bench warrants
upon these were Immediately issued and
placed in the hands of Sheriff Hopkins
deputies for service. One of the indict-
ments was against George W Tyler, John
f. Mclaughlin, Theodore G. eastman and
Max Gumpel, accusing them of obtaining
money tS225,000) by false pretenses, by
means of the deeoy Tyler-Gumpel contract
from w. II. L. Barnes, Sharon's counsel.
Mr. Tyler was to-day in San Jose trying a
case. w. H. Levy wired him the news
and he is expected to arrive home tonight
to surrender himself tomorrow Ne
Laughlin is out of the State, it is supposed
in Honolulu. eastman has not been
found. Gumpel gave himself up this af-
ternoon, furnishing the necessary sureties.
The bail is set at $4,000.
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
EBNER BROS,
ELIAS GEuHLER. GEO. BERNHARD
POSTOFFICE EXCHANGE.

No. S25 X street........,
"a few doors below the Postoflice)
GHoICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
" served. This saloon has Just been fixed bp
in handsome STYLE aud viii be kept first class
jal5- BERNHARD 4 GRUHLER, Propretors.
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Annual Encampment, G. \. II.

eighteenth annual encampment of the De
partment of California, G. y. r., convened
at B'nai Birth Hall, in this city to-day, to
remain in session through the week
Among those present are delegates from
different States and Territories of the Pa
citic coast, and also from Hawaii. The
delegates will take an excursion to Yount-
ville Napa county, tomorrow, for the pur-
pose of visiting the Veterans Home.
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Territorial Legislati"n-De Deartf of Excite


PREsCorr, February lSth-Therc is moth
ing special to report in either house of the
Territorial Legislature The important
bills Of the session are not vet acted upon.
The railroad bill has not yet been intro
duced nor has the new county bill. The
asylum bill still sleeps. and will until Mr..
Todd returns from his four days leave
There has not been a Scrappiug match
for the past twenty-iour hours and the
only excitement in town is a press banquet,
which comes oil tomorrow night.
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GI1A BEND, February lSth.-Uuited
States Marshal Mills is having some trouble
in getting his Indian witnesses in the Moo
nan whiskey case. 1t is evident that there
there is money ut the bottom vet the peo-
pie will win, or at least the Marshal says
he will have them, though he has 70 call
for helm
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TSECOND DISPATCH.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1Sth.-Tyler
Gumpel and eastman were arrested on the
Grand Jury indictments this afternoon and
gave bail in $4,000 each Tyler vert ON
Cashman's bond and Mammie" Pleas
anCe on Tylcr's
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Toronto.

Messrs FYcHjrg Bros:
SiIs: / take this opportunity ofinforming you
of the benefits have derived from Dr.. C. Nc
Lanes Liuer Pills l have for two years past been
afflicted with severe pain over the eyes, ae-
companied with q nervousness and a sense OF
dizziness: a malady beyond the power and skill
of our physicians to relieve and cure, caused, as
f,I as myself could judge, by diseased state OF
the liver and stomach Some of the doctors
tried bleeding, and various other remedies were
tried but all in vain, for the deep,rooted disease
still stuck fast. At last procured box OF your
after taking portion of them, that the disease
and painful sensation over the eyes have almost
entirely left me- l viii close by advising all
those afflicted MS l have been, 10 procure the
valuable medicine at once and save much time
and PAIN with little expense With sincere
gratitude and respect l remain. yours respect
fully GEO. w. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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PAINTS AND OILS,

T L. CEADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEAL
y. er in Paints, Oils, varnishes, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints Artists and Painters Materials
Wall Paper, etc. No. 204 ST., Sacramento.
iyl7-!ntf
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WHOLE No. 10, 500.

through a window. CHANGING out. he dis
covered that it was caused by a fire IN pie
of rubbish located in the alleyway between
the saloon and large mercantile establish
ment owned by 4. 4. Castenada K Go. lie
hastily gave the alarm by shooting his ps-
tol several times in quick succession, but
before any water could be brought the
house of Castenada 4 Co. had caught, and
in few minutes the whole building was
in flames. So rapid was the spread
of the fire that but little could be
accomplished, and in less than two
hours the whole business portion
OF the town was . heap ofsmolderiugruins.
The street was so narrow that when the
large store of CaStenada Il Co. was fairly
ablaze, the flames leaped GcrosS, and catch
ing the BiSbeG Hotel, wrapped It IN their
fiery embrace. Thence on both sides OF
the street, in both directions, the fire spread
rapidly, taking in its course the frame
buildings, of which the town il composed,
at a breath, At one time II was feared the
fire would be communicated. to the works
Of the Copper tQueen, butsthe oyerturning
into the gulch of one of the companys
buildings, and the herculean efforts of cit
izens generally, stayed the flames within
twenty feet of pile Of timber, which, If
ignited, would have sealed the fate of the
smelter, etc. During the fire an explosion
OF giant powder occurred in the store of
CaStenada Il Co, throwing a column of fire
at least eighty feet in the air, and scatter
ing blazing emberS in all directions.
Parties who were present state that they
never saw camp swept out of existence in
So short time The loss is estimated ut
from 1000 to 100000, which is covered
by Il very light insurance. The principal
losers are; Casepada II CO.. who are said
TO have sustained a loss of fully 10000, to
balance which they are said 10 have an in
Surance of but $4,000 A. Hormer 81 500;
Tanner S Hayes, 500; Ed. Lemon. 5000
Miller, $1,000; Sol. Pierce; 81 SG0 A. A.
Castenada, $4,000; ~ Tribolct. $1,000
Blinn Lumber Company, $500; Mrs Grossly,
$500; Carrie q Nelson, 81 500 W A. Dam
iels. $1,000; j. W. Williams and Mrs.
Boultn@house. $1,000; Mcclure Bailey,
s. SEQ J, p. Mansfield. 5000 Sol. Low
enbe.y, $1,000; Schmidt paillon, 81 600: c.
Radoyich, 81 700; DR.. Barney, 5000; Kate
Sweeney, 81 800.
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PACIFIC CANDY FACTORY,

1O1O FOURTH STREET, NEAR THE POST
lUlC Office. Dealer in all kinds of Choice
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars All
at Lowest Prices ia2S-Im
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NeID York.
Mr. and Mrs Williams No. 2fs Seventh street,
testify that they have both been suffering with
the liver complaint for about five years, during
which time they have spent large amount of
money and tried many remedies, but to no pur-
pose. Finally, hearing of Dr. C. McLdnes Lire
PiQs, prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
they purchased four boxes, which they took ae
cording to the directions accompanying each
box and now pronounce themselves perfectly
cured of that distressing disease.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
THE SENATORIAL DEADLOCK IN
OREGON.
in Los Angeles Disastrous
Fire in Arizona Failure in San
Erancisco-Utah News.
CALIFORNIA.

lspraAL DISPATCHES TO THE rEoorD-uSIox.l
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B. Skipped the Town."

QuIJor0A, February lSth.-AIbeil Won
Sirokowsky, alias a N. Mayer, one OF
the proprietors of Scheck's restaurant,
skipped last night with about $3.50 in
money and watch and chain belonging to
Mrs. Schcck. He lett town on foot. and is
supposed to have gone to Tucson or Casa
Grande.
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FRUIT FARMS
FOR SALE
-BY-
SWEETSER g. ALSlP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. 1915 Fourth street, bet, ] and K,
sACRA MENTo
: A C X a VI Z N t o.

For $1,000. so Acres, miles from Au-
burn acres IN Fruit; ! acre in Alfalfa: 40
acres in Timber: Dwellings Stable. etc. This
place wants TO be seen te be appreciated.
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w. u. TREADWELL
JOHN L. CAREY,
& HCLL,

4 TTORNEYs-AT -AT-LAW, $50 ST, SOUTH
"A west corner Seventh and J, Sacramento
oitv al ia:,-
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L-sTREEr LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
G.. TANZOLA.

T CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, L STREET,
y. between Sixth and Seventh. Buggies for
hire Horses kept at reasonable rates fe11-1m
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REMOVED.

~ SALADIN, MATCHMAKER AND .s,.
~. Jeweler. has removed from 5l7 $z1s>
street. 10 1 . J, near corner OF Fourth E-lSp
and made 10 order. \ fine assortment of Watches
Clocks and Jewelry always ON hand aud ut the
lowest prices jal5-lm
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r. ?osTER- ]. O FUNSTON.
1856. F. FOSTER & CO., 1884.
DoOK-BINDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
- BIank-Bcos Manufacturers No. 319 street
between Third anu Fourth Sacramento iy20 4ptt
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GEORGE w. YOUNG

UEohGE w. YOUNG,
GuCCESSOR TO PIKE q YOUNG, CARRIAGE
- Manufacturer corner Fourth and l. streets
sacramento Established in 1850 All sizes OF
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. non sntt