Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-27

SWISS STATION AT AUCTIoN.-SherbuTn &
Smith, the well-known auctioneering firm,
viii offer for sale at II An, July 50th, on the
| premises. the well-known Swiss Station, -
including the ranch, orchard, residence and
| business place of John Bonetti. deceased
situated three miles south of Sacramento,
| on the Upper Stockton road. The ranch
comprises 10 acres, of which about 40
acres are planted to grapes 3 acres of
bldckberries, 10 acres of vegetable garden.
| over 800 peach trees. a large number Of other
fruit trees, and the balance Is grain land.
Also, q large residence, barn, saloon and
small residence. Also, two horse
powers, with four pumps three windmilis,
with pumps, very best otwater. The premises
being well fenced. \ scho0l-hOUse adjpins
/ the farm on the north. The Upper Stock
| ton road divides the ranch in almost equal
| parts: a county road bounds The farm on
| the south and lane on the north. Also,
| two spring wagons, and 4 lot of farming
| tools. The title IS perfect. Terms OF sale,
cash, 10 per cent. on sale being declared
and balance on the making Of the deed.
\ NOISY PLAcE,-I.ast night somebody
telephoned to the police office for some one
to proceed to Fifteenth and y streets and
arrest crowd of loafers consregated in
and about the place known rs the Queen
| Ann Cottage who were making night hide
Gus. Chief Jackson and officer Ash went
out and found number OF noisy fellows
! there, but could not learn who had tele-
/ phoned, nor could anybody be found TO
| swear out a complaint for the disturbance
of their peace. The place referred to has
| become very obnoxious TO decent people
! living in that vicinity and the latter have
| only themselves to blame for not having it
closed. II those whose peace is nightly
| disturbed by the drunken rowdies that
assemble there will but take the trouble to
| enter complaint against the place, and then
| appear and aid the prosecution with their
| proofs, they might accomplish something.
No matter how noisy a crowd may be, ii
| becomes quiet as soon as an officer shows
! up, and he can find no excuse for making
an arrest.
THE semi-annual sale commenced at the
Red House over a week ago, seems rs
much of an attraction to the public now as
when it was first announced. On Friday
the doors were closed to the public so that
the heads of the different departments
might add new novelties and attractions to
that portion of the stock remaining unsoid
when the sale was first opened. Through
this plan OF constantly presenting to visit
ors for their inspection new lines of goods
IN the different apartments, those who
were not present at the opening of the sale
lose none OF the advantages offered.
CoLoREp and black gros-grain silks, 81
cents yard. Hale Bros.
ALL-wooL Serges, Il cents yard. Hale
Bros.
Mosr extensive assortment of shoes il
the city. Hale Bros.
EyERYTHiNe in the shoe line can be fount
at Hale Bros.
Is PRICES any object? Then visit Hal,
Bros.
HAVE you seen the Oriental lace, so cent
a yard, at Hale Bros.
DoS'T buy till you get our prices. Hal,
Bros.
ALWAYS at the bottom with low prices
Hale Bros.
Full assortment canvas and leather belts
Hale Bros. Il Co.
For July bargains see our new advertise
ment to-day. Red House.
Largest assortment. Hale Bros.