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FOREIGN NEWS.
Rumored Differences in the English Cab
met.

Rumored differences in the English Cab
met.
LONDON, December 18th. - Ministerial
circles are agitatcd over rumCred differences
OF opinion in the Cabinet An important
minority in the Government are clauonng
against concessions to ireland beyond the
extension OF authority enjoyed by the ma
niciFal and county authorities, and the
establishment OF County Boards. \ mi
nority in the Ministry arc strongly opposed
to a retention of their office, and are press
ing Lord Salisbury to insisc on their resig-
nation.
EIassacres in Cochin China.
ROME, December 15th.-The College of
the Propaganda announces that up 10 No
vcu:ber 1st, in the Yicariate Of Cochin
China, nine missionaries, seven native
priests, sixty catechists, 270 members of
religious orders, and 24000 Christians,
were massacred 200 parishes, II orphan
asylums and 10 converts were destroyed
and 225 churches were burned.
A Hydrophobia Hospital to be Estah-
Hsh-d.
PARIS, December 15th.-The Chamber Of
Deputies VIII be requested by the Govern
ment to vote sum to enable DR.. PasteUr
to establish q spacious hospital, to be used
especially for the treatment, by his method
of inoculation, Of persons who have been
bitten by mad dogs.
Prince Bismarck Injured.
BERLIN, December 15th.-Prince Bismarck
was severely injured to-day by the STUN
bling of his horse The muscles of the
Princes legs are SO severely strained as to
interfere with his walking, and he is now
confined TO his residence.
Death OF Kings Father.
LISBON. December 15th-Prince Ferdi-
nand, of Saxe-Coburg, father of the King
of Portugal, died to-day of facial cancer,
which was aggravated by fall.
Revolts in Corea.
YOKOHAMA, December 15th.-Revolts
have broken out In Corea.
Tho Pope III Again.
LONDON, December 15th.-It is reported
| that the Pope is i'll.
To be Retained.
LONDON, December 16th-A. 81. - The
| Government will retain Mr.. Peel as Speakec
of the House Of Commons.
Hydrophobia Scare in London.
LONDON, December 16th-A M.-The
Parnell scare here is now accompanied by
| the hydrophobia scare, which the news
papers discuss on the same page with home
rule Policemen in plain clothes. who last
Yuie-tide hunted dynamiters are now
provided with long iron rods, having slip
nooses at the lower end, to hunt dogs
with. The name of Pasteur is as
much on the popular tongue Us that
of Parnell Among the leaders ON the
dog scare this morning is a long one
in the Chronicle, which begins = Now that
the excitement of the general cleo
ton is over, dogs seem to have taken
the place of the Parliamentary
| pap1i19tns in, arractir,cs "a -;a
ulating the behavior of cur canine friends
has had the effect OF getting good many
of their owners into trouble" There have
been 56 cases of rabies reported this year
| in London.
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16-kGfa Tract Of Land For Sale,

SITUATE NEAR RoUTIER's STATION, sza
- line OF Folsom Railroad; 10 acres ofS<ezS
Grapes; balance covered by small Orchard -A-
and Flower Garden; comfortable House, Barn
and Sheds; asplendid place. Apply to CHAS. R.
PARSONS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
23l j street diff
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

90 ACRES OF FINE FARMING LAND, ~
OfO about ~ miles from Gait, Sacra- SSe
mento county, with good Barn for 80 horses "sSa~
and small House; all summer-fallowed and
seeded before the rains this is a splendid pur-
chase as the crop will nearly pay for the land
For further particulars address BOX SO, Stock
ton, Cal. d51p1m
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PAINTS AND OILS.

r l. C9ADDERDOH IMPORTER AND DEAL.
81. er in Paints, Oils, Varnisaes, WindoE Glasf,
Mixed Paints Artists and Painters Materials
Wall Paper, etc. No. 2o4 Z ST, Sacramento
OtS-1pH
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CAI,-

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
L ifoInia, county of Sacramento. In the mat
ter of the estate Of CAROLINE AUGUSTA ZEH,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that MON
DAY, the DIST day of DECEMBER, 1855, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, and the Courtroom of
said Court, at the Courthouse, in the city of
Sacramento, county Of Sacramento, and State of
California, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the viii of said CAROLINE
AUGUSTA ZEH, deceased. and for hearing the
application of ADoLPH H. ROTT and HENRY
FISHER for the issuance to them of letters tes-
tamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this sth day of Deeem Der, 1885.
lsEAL.l WM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
TAYLOR & EoLL, for Proponent. de-10t
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woR SALE.

VALUABLE RANCH LOCATED IN sssE.
n one of the best sections of the State; TsSS
the ranch contains 3Sl acres and has l0.--1-
600 growing Fruit Trees two years old. Terms
one-quarter cash; balance in ope-quarter pay
ments each year, with interest at per cent.
For terms and particulars apply to RICHMOND
DAVIS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 1902
] street. Sacramento d14-Ip1m
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NJ oTYCH.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TAKE NO.
4 tice that will not honor any order drawn
by my son, GEORGE CARPENTER, whether
signed in his name, or with my name written
by any other person than myself Neither will
pay any oebt incurred by him.
December l, 1875. WILLIAM CARPENTER.
n Ir.Tr
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ATLANTA, December 15th-A frightful
and fatal collision occurred this morning,
shortly after midnight, on the Georgia
Pacific Railroad, about fifteen miles from
Atlanta, in which eleven lives were lost
and three persons so badly injured that it
is thought death will result. The circum-
stances of the wreck are as follows: The
East Tennessee and Georgia Pacific Rail
roads use the same track from Atlanta to
Anstell, where they diverge, one going
west and the other north. They, however,
leave from different depots, and meet Just
at the city limits, and from there both use
the same track. Just one mile east of An
steli, towards Atlanta is a water tank, used
by the Georgia Pacific. The night-passen-
ger train of the Georgia Pacific leaves here
at 10 o'clock, and the East Tennessee train
leaves at 1915 o'clock. Last night, how
ever, the Georgia Pacific was somewhat
delayed, and when it stopped at the tank
was on the East Tennessee's time The
East Tennessee passenger train came flying
around the curve, and
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WORKING PEOPLE
\ PERFECT SHOE

OUR PRODUCTIONS REPRESENT THE PER-
! , fecJjou OF Shoenaking. Look for our Name
on the So'es: J. & T. COUSINS New York.
rnftnivstSsl toieIMWThS
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Contagious Ophthalmia Among Children

New YORK, December 15th--A. M.-Con-
tagIous ophthalmia among children in pub
lie institutions has increased to such an
extent that the Academy OF Medicine has
on Ophthalmia has arranged to thoroughly
investigate the disease. About twenty-five
prominent physicians have been selected
to visit the institutions.
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HALE BROS. & co.
From this date until after the HOLI-
DAYS our stores will remain open
later than usual.


scaIloped-top
Gloves, a
designs andst in No.. = ,,.v+o;x
Scaloped and EN- - - 00I ~ go
broidered Handkerches' at vest money without
80 each. -
first making care
Fancy oolored Initial Hand full investigation and
kerchiefs 20 each
comparison of val
Largest line OF ColoTed Border ues? We have used
shown IL! cents seach every endeaVor to
- place before you
Gaunlets, from 80 such a collection as
would merit the at
Pretty Hand-knit Booees 20 tentiOn of all lovers
of the beautiful. Not
n t % oao shd In sOu nr only are Novelties to
cheap, 81 4s pair and be found in most
upwards.
every Department,
Oriental, EscuriaI and Hand
run Lace Ties and Fichus at but values the very
price, price a away 0 uo"n 10 @ .ne best we have ever
at 10 cents. seen abound in each
and every nook. 1t
lars fer Ladies' and Child pays to buy right. 1t
pays to look before
Handbags, in variety, purchasing. Come to
from % each
our House as often
Infants Handkerchief and Knit you may find
Uster Pink, and .
Light Blue trimmed with the time, no matter
h ' 1 roD' from 90 'o whether you buy Or
not See what we
Corsets - J: MI. H.,
o+1 = NOiiS' iEosO eiiC
prices, qualities and
citv for ladies, xear m at th styles. You can GER
price namely SO cents tany lose nothing
ouu s,oo, o. ,5,e ,,ou.a thereby.
never more than
Gloves a pair
take the lead
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FOR SALE-TO LEF.

EIRUIT LANDS FOR sALE-AT A BAR -.
l. gain, near Penryn, Placer county. Cal; eS5ss
unimproyed and improved, with stock -r+i=-
farming implements, etc. address MRS. n. VI.
kRAsER 13l Post street San Francisco d14-1w*
ElARM FOR sALE-THE S. E. ONE o.,
L QUARTER of Section B. Township 10 81
North, range East, with improvements 4ls-a
for 5000 Applyon the premises or TO ROBERT
JONES, Newcastle. This farm is in the best
fruit region in this State Newcastle being the
second largest fruit-shipping center in Califor-
nia. d12-6tw1ts
CtlX BRUSSELS CARPETS; l CHERRY MAR.
- ble-top Bedroom Set, with toilet glass latest
style: Walnut Dressing Case, marble top; No.
Medallion Range complete, with heater and
water attachments, all Just received and in good
condition, and for sale cheap for cash. Call at
once. CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL 409 X street Up
holstering and Repairing. n22-1m
NOR SALE-WHOLE OK HALF INTEREST
Il in a business now doing 81 800 of business
per month; onc-half interest 81 500 cash; rea-
State. Call or address w. H. BASLER, No. l014
street, Sacramento. n2S-1m*
VyO LET-A NEW RD-FINISHED -
i house; nine rooms; bath, gas and all hz,i
modern conyeniences. Inquire at 1514 szss..sA-
street. n26-tf
DOONS! ROOMS NO. SGS, NORTHEAST
II corner of Eighth and X streets; handsome
rooms, single or in suites; the best rooms in the
city; prices reasonable; street cars from the de-
pot pass the door every five minutes; strictly
frst-class in every respect
ni2-tf MRS. GRICE, Proprietress.
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HOME AND ABROAD.
DEATH OF GENERAL ROBERT
TOOMBS, OF GEORGIA.
Frightful Railroad Accident-The
Grant Monument Fund-Af-
fairs in Foreign Lands.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

lsrEcrAl DISPATCHES To TIE nEoonD-umoN,I
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PACIFIC MARKET
J. F. HILL.

Nots 1901 70 ko~o y stfeSN1 sSCl 6i1eta-Os
MANUFACTURES OF
VI Carriages, Buggies, Ex- SgSSysA
press, 1horoUghbrace andF+SSJvSSSS
Ash and Hickory Lumber; Hubs, Spokes Eel
lies, Bows, Rims, Shafts and Poles. Manufaet-
urer of the LIGHTNING" HAY PRESS Send
Tor Catalogues n23-lp5
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WITHOUT A MOMENTS WARNING,

Went crashing into the rear Of the Georgia
Pacific train. Engineer Owen and the FIRE
man OF the East Tennessee train saw the
Georgia Pacific train, but too late to avoid
the collision. The fireman jumped from
the engine, but the engineer remained at
his post, reversing the engine and apply
ing the brakes, but was unable to avert the
collision The engine tore its way into the
rear coach, and the rear coach telescoped
the one in front, which was forced into the
one ahead. The rear coach was filled with
passengers. many of whom were so pinned
down by the wreck that they were unable
to stir, and the escaping steam caused the
death of five or six. The cries
of the injured rent the air. All was
darkness, and the statements of those
effect that words cannot describe the
awfulness of the situation. AS soon as
possible the East Tennessee train was
backed from the wreck, and the work of
removing the dead and wounded COM
menced. A message was sent to Atlanta,
apprising the officials of the accident, and
asking for help. At 2:25 A. NJ train left
here bearing physicians and several rail
road officials. The officers of the road i'm
mediately set to work to have the track
cleared, and at $50 this morning this had
been completed. About 7:3O A. NJ. a train
left Anstell for Atlanta with the dead and
injured, arriving here at sos. The killed
We're placed on bierS in an undertaking es-
tablishment, and hundreds of people have
crowded its doors all day
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CHRISTMAS TREES.

WE HAVE ARRANGED TO SUPPLY ALL
w who may want Xmas Trees with the best
Mountain Trees al lowest prices. The first car
load viii Re ready for delivery by the 18th inst
Order at once and secure the size and kind
wanted. GEO. X. GRANT & CO.,
$50 4 street, Sacramento, Cigar and Candy store
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mt Monument Fund.

ternal injuries, but ali met their death from
being scalded ard from the inhalation of
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coz REWARD.-STRAYED- OR ~
p ~ about October goth, from Ba- sszAJSa
bel slough, Yolo county, two large ~
Bay Horses, aged about 10 or y years; ore win
star and one hind ankle white; and other slight
iy roam on back and hips; thin in flesh, and one
OF them quite lame. The above reward will be
PAID 10 any one giving information leading to
their recovery By addressing FRANK a. SLACK,
Sacramento, Cal. dl4 2w
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Death of General Robert Toombs.
WAsHIYGToE (Ga.l, December 18TH
General Robert Toombs died here this
evening at 6 o'clock.
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LANCASTER. December 18th. - Pieuro-
pneumonia has developed among a large
herd of cattle near West Willow, in this
county, and several animals have already
died. DR.. Bridge, the State Veterinarian,
visited the herd yesterday, and ordered four
killed and the rest quarantined.
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ITO FARMERs.-WE HAVE ON HAND SOME
First-elass American and Scandinavian
Plow Hands that we can furnish you at the
shortest notice. Apply to HOUSTON & Co.
Employment Office, Fourth and K streets, Sac
ramento. E13-tf
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le New York Type-Setting Contest
McCann the Winner.
Demoeratie Mayer Re-eleeted in Boston.

BosroN, December l5th.-The ballOting
oday for Mayor of this city resulted in
the reelection of Hugh O'Brien Demo
majority of S,597, in total vote of "a, 757
/ O'Brien's majority is the largest ever given
to a MaYoralty candidate in Boston.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper, or to do general housework, in or
about Elmira, by middle-aged lady Ad-
dress " X, i" this office. dl5-3t@
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The Virginia sanatorshin.

RICHMOND (Va.) December 1jth.-Both
branches Of the General Assembly met in
separate session to-day. and nominated
John W. Daniel for United States Senator.
The joint session takes place tomorrow.
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XUANTED-POSITION AS TEACHER OR
~ Tutor-A highly recommended profess
sional and literary gentleman of great tuitional
experience and good address, an Acknowledged
great classical and mathematical scholar, with
nigh European and American University dis
tincuons, most successful in preparing back
ward pupils for American and English Univcr-
sites and Schools (aa author and lecturer). de-
sires position rs Teacher in good rchool or as
Private Tutor in a family subiects-Latin and
Greek Classics, Mathematics, Sciences, English
French, German, Spanish, Hebrew, etc. Ad-
dress CHRISTIAN P. o. box 1O6, San Diego
California d9-2w
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.


Following is a list of the killed Ber-
nard Payton, Attorney of the Georgia Pa
cifc, formerly of Charlottesville. Va, but
recently of Birmingham, Ala; Nathan
Stanley, of Admission, Ala; +. y. HUE of
East Point, Ga; ]. w. Pierce of Texas;
little boy, infant son of Jake and Mary
Banks, who died in his mothers arms
two little children, one q baby, belonging
to Mr. Bright Jake Banks, of Fairburn,
Ga; Mary Banks, wife of Jake Banks, b.
Bright of Fairburn.
The injured are John Bryant, of Ok
ford, Ala; A. B. Cooke, Fairburn, Ga; w
]. Irwood. Jackson, Ga; Carrie Bright,
wife of 3. Bright, Fairburn E. n. Emer-
son, Riverside, Ala J. II. Suik, Salem.
Ala. C. w. Bolton. bound for Ell Paso. Tex:
Mrs. Jane Eliza Brown, going to Cleveland
county, Ala; colored man named Jack
Rogers. Mrs. Bright died this afternoon,
and Bolton is rapidly sinking, as also is
Mrs. Brown.
THE BLAME FOR THE DISASTER
The blame for the accident cannot be vet
placed, and an investigation will be neces-
sary to settle it. The East Tennessee con-
ductor says he was on his time and follow
ing the schedule and his directions in full.
The Georgia Pacific conductor said he had
no official knowledge of the night passen-
ger train of the East Tennessee. and ran
out as he had always done A Coroner's
inquest has been going on all day. In the
examination of DR.. Roy, sNsson of the
Georgia Pacific, he said that when he
arrived on the scene the engine had tele-
scoped the sleeping-coach, passing through
the entire length of the car, within few
feet of the end, and water and steam from
the boiler gushed through and flooded the
whole car. According to his examination,
not single one of the, dead died from ex-
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/ OoI-ONE BLACk HUK E:
u weighs about 600 lbs Branded lSEFy7A
&C. p: on left hip. Return TO GEAN E11s-IS
HOP fOUN, Y street, between Third and
Fourth; or 2 PIERCE, Front and Y streets, and
be suitably rewarded dl5-iw*
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PIeuro- -Pneumonia in PENNSYLVANIA.

WILMINGTON (Del.), December 18TH
The Arlington cotton mills were bErned
here TODAY
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i house; nine rooms; BATH gas and all ki..,i
modern conveniences. Inquire at 1914 o zsii,..-
street n26-tf
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nIassncres In CocI,1n Chinn.


PARIS, December 15th.-The Chamber Of
Deputies Will be requested by the Govern
ment to vote a sum to enable DR.. Pasteur
to establish q spacious hospital, to be used
especially for the treatment, by his method
of incubation, Of persons who have been
bitten hY mad docs
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-01-24

In the current number Of Science
fresh interest Is given To The subject
of earthquakes, which have lately
caused alarm in both hemisnheres, by
statement of the hummer of noLicea-
bic shocks In this country during he
twelve years from 1872 To 1888. in
elusive. M less than 36i earthquakes
are recorded AZ occurring IN Canaja
aud the Unred States. not including
Alaska, within the above period. or
hess lha Pacific Slope had l5l, the
Atlantic Coast III. AMI The Mi>sisS.
Ippi Valley 6S. Thus it appears that
an earthquake occurs ahont once In
q, cry twelve days somea here in the
uuiled States aud Canada, and about
once month on the Atlantic Coast.
These are exclusive of the lighter tre-
mors which do not make an impres.
sion on observers. bat which would
be recorded by "a properly constructed
sei>fnonleter. an Instrument designed
To detect the sligher shocks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-01-24
NEVADA's CLIMATE
AS Described by surveyor General
PFeble.

No better exennplifcalion of the
truth OIL what Surveyor General
PreDle's says of the climate OF Ne
saJa III his report To the Legislature
can be offered tfIan the tine weather
Ne are now enjoying IN This favored
sertIon. THIS I,a.ure of oGr state Is
80 tersely expressed by that official
that we copy from his report me
>ada being situated on The border of
tle arid region Of th Great Basin,
th~ chiei charactelist.c OF It's climate
Is dryne-s. Dsw seldom II ever lalls
aud no MALARIA exists. The rarely of
the atmosphere makes enjoyable The
surrounding scenery, bringing out IN
bold rellef The varied furuu of the
distant mountains. The sun shines
bright AMI clear through n cloudless
SKY The greater Part OF the year. The
days, though warm in sunln,r r, do
not impress one with the uselessness
OF existence, neither do We live in
constant dread Of the night affording
no relief. Tor With the sitting OF the
san the evening desceIIds with its
cool, dry breath aud prepares us for
anOller iay. The Winter nights arr.
coid, Uut the days are pleasant. The
Spring orens in May and June is The
nliddle OF the summer. The only sign
OF tho approach oi Fall i, IN the lrosL
0f night and The "seer and yellow
l. ar about tho middle OF SepteinU. r,
then long stretch OF the most pleas
anl weather ever experienced. when
sudIenly, about the middle OF De-
cenoeT. Winter SETS III, but not So
we're. The snow falls deep in the
valleys, but do not retain II long.
sleighiug seldon lasts "A week IT any
time, While many winters pass with
out any al all. Though the mercury
may iall below zero several degrees,
y+t the cold Is not piercing, the mar
row Is not chilled as in climates more
moist. Tie winter ends as suddenly
As 1t began, giving the Impression OF
but two seasons. Summer aud " in
ter. Thunder showers are quite fire.
quenl in the early Summer months,
producing a freshness as txhilerating
AS IL is enjoyable. These showers of
late wears have increased in fire..
quency, and the rains of California
seems to spill over the Sicrras more
often in Winter than In the past. The
last Winter there was more rain than
snow. and grasses, this year. as "a
consequence. are more thrifty. II
this change of climate keeps on III the
same ratio. IL will not be loug that
irrigation will be absolutely neces.
sary, and the blooming valleys and
grassy mountains may draw hack
some OF those " ho have dug fortunes
from its earth and who have sought
foreign countries in which 10 spend
them. AlIogetherthe climate OF Ne
vada cannot lie surpassed. 1t las
more of pleasant sunshine, lovely
nights anh beautiful weather than
any other portion OF the United
SilfeS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-01-24

During 1884 the total gold product
which went To san Francisco from he
..inierior," per Wells, Fargo u Co.,
was only Si.ss3.l70, which includes
California, Arizona and Nevada.
From the .snorth coast,' whi"h in
cludes Alaska and Oregon, Sl.4s7,77l
was received; and from Mexiro only
S5O.O7O. making The total gold bullion
receipts Oi San Francisco Tor 1874,
from NIL sources, per Wells, Fargo "
Co.. Si9I9, i7S, or say IN round nniE-
bers 3 200, 200. They transport meas
" all the void product of this coast,
and II will be quite safe to say that the
total gold prodart Of California alone
during 1894 did not exceed 81, ,OO0, 900,
which will allow SsS2.l76 from all
other sources except the north coast.