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A PROPER MEASURE.

4 proposition is before the Legislature
for the disposition Of given sum of
money to meet expenses, in part, to be in
Cured in case the National Encampment
Of the Grand Army of the Republic is
held in California in 1886. 1t would seem
to be a perfectly luStitiable and economic
investment A gathering such as would
result in that event would benefit the
State in great number of ways, and a
hundred-fold compensate for the outlay of
the sum asked. As we understand it, if
the encampment is held in California it
will bring 10 the State from abroad be-
tween 10000 and 10000 people at the low
est estimate Rates of fare will be so
placed that vast numbers can avail of the
occasion to visit this State. Personal in
spection of a land is the very best adver-
tisement it can have. Such gathering
will be highly representative, and it will
unquestionably result in adding capital,
property and citizens to the State to an ex-
tent most desirable It would appear to
be a wise investment in any way III which
it is viewed. By all means let the sum DC
reserved for the purposes asked.
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Injustice truth and influence, right and
wrong, in the case of such financial topics
as those adverted to, is far too often shame
fully Pickering and indistinct" Herbert
Spencer, in considering the "Sins of Leg
islators," makes like complaint that the
rule of honesty in individual action APP
pears to be considered by politicians of no
binding force upon the State which makes
its honest action a concern of mere privi-
lege To the credit of the President-elect
let it be said, that he declared, as Gov
ernor of the State of New York, that the
great commonwealth whose affairs he ad-
ministered should not, by his consent, re-
pudiate a contract made, or avoid an obi
CATION assumed; but that it should
be held to the same rules of right action
and honesty that are obligatory upon pri-
vate citizens. 1t is high moral ground
to occupy, and wholly at variance with the
code of the ordinary political boss, whose
action often justifes the conclusion that he
cares nothing for wrong done, or injury in
ficted, if given line Of conduct will tenn
porarily benefit his party. All this class
of men are shortsighted. Moral strabis-
mus perverts their vision; for if there is
any truth in moral science, any right in
the government of men, any justice in the
laws of being, any advance in civilization,
any intelligence among the peoples of the
earth, this is true, that in the end the
great final and memorable judgment Of the
people will turn upon and scar to the roots
the party and the men who PROSTATE moral
obligations to partisan ends.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1927 for As of 1907 1127s for AS;
sterling, 81 S4@4 S71%; l01 for IS; silver bars,
1861.
Silver in London, 49d; consols, 9S oiled; 5 per
cent United States bonds, extended, lO5; As,
12514; AS, 1141s.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S354@Si cents.
The Comstock market, especially the middle
portion of H. was firmer in San Francisco yester-
day morning The outside stocks had steady
tone.
William Neal, who was to have been hanged
in Grayson. Ky, yesterday, has been granted a
respite for thirty days
Several OF the rioters in Philadelphia were
held yesterday in heavy bail to answer charges
of melting riot and threats to kill.
Fire in Fresno; loss, $4,000.
Anarchists are being arrested by wholesale in
Switzerland,
In a collision between English and Swedish
steamers, the latter was sunk and twenty-one
persons drowned.
a negro was convicted in Stockton yesterday
Of assault 10 murder, for beating boy.
A railroad is TO be constructed from {ancou-
yer. W. T., to some point in Yakima valley.
In the Napa County Court, Miss Nellie Griffin
has sued John Hoover for $4,000 damages for
breach OF promise.
There are only two cases Of small poX on the
Island Railroad, in British Columbia, and they
have been isolated.
The new iron bridge at Red Bluff, 800 feet
long, is completed.
Tramps. gamblers and dissolute characters
Il, Il
The ship Antonio, coal-laden, has been
wrecked near Point Bonillo, on the Washington
Territory coast.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomina-
ton OF Francis f. Warren as Governor of Wyo
ming Territory.
Vice President elect Hendricks and family
arrived in Washington yesterday.
In Il railroad accident in British Columbia, an
engine and several cars were thrown over a
bluff 200 feet high, but no one was killed
Great anxiety is felt again at New York for
the safety of many overdue vessels.
An epidemic of Giphtheria prevails in Eastern
Connecticut and Western Rhode Island.
During the past seven days 2S3 business fail
ures occurred in the United States.
The Prince Of Wales will leave for Ireland
April ID.
Prcsident-elect Cleveland will reach Wash
ington Tuesday evening.
The House OF Lords last night adopted Sails
burys motion of censure, but the House OF
Commons rejected that of Northcote.
The regular monthly meeting of the State
horticultural Sociepy was held in san Francisco
yesterday.
U. B. Wilson was thrown from wagon and
killed in Los Angeles yesterday.
The Chief of Police of Los Angeles has been
arrested on warrant charging him with battery.
Georgia Maria Hansen hanged herself il
Fresno county yesterday
negro in Marshall, Tex, poured kerosene
on his wife's clothing and then set it on fire,
burning her fatally
A man, aided by his sons, took MS wife and
hanged her in Union county, Kentucky, because
she would not deed to him her property.
In a railroad accident near Centerville, Ia,
yesterday about dozen persons were injured.
Riotous demonstrations in the Kensington
Carpet mill district, Philadelphia.
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SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.

In The East active precautionary meas
ures are already being made for an antiei-
pated invasion of this continent by cholera.
We shall not be surprised if the enemy
makes its approach on our side first The
communication we maintain with the
Orient offers it convenient and speedy
avenue and means OF transport. Here,
then, is where We should prepare. Fifty
set apart for the use of the State Board of
Health in case pestilence comes to us in
the form of cholera from the east or west,
or yellow fever from the south Not only
strict quarantine must be enforced, but a
hospital service must be organized, 1t was
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the unanimous judgment Of the sanitarians
and medical authorities of Italy. France
and Spain last year that without efficient
hospital service no stand could have been
made against cholera at all. 1t behooves
us in time of peace to prepare Tor war
against disease. The difficulty With our
whole sanitary system is lack of uniformity
and method. To every municipality and
town is left the whole question Of defense.
Not few of these neglect their duty, and
some Of these with sort of fatalism trust
to luck and make no effort at san
itary precautions. The suggestion
OF correspondent yesterday, for
instance, is wise one, that
we should prohibit the dumping of refuse
vegetable and animal matter to decay and
poison the atmosphere. Fire is the only
absolutely certain specific for the germs of
contagious diseases evolved from filth.
Here in Sacramento we have lately per-
mitted dump heaps on the south Of the
city to be made of decaying matter, and as
result sickness and death have prevailed
upon the southern borders, traceable di-
rectly to that cause. As the correspondent
suggested-and he is Il competent chemist
why not compel authorities to destroy
such filth by fire? 1t absolutely kills the
germs of disease, and is more economical
method than burial. Let cholera or gel
low fever once find Judgment in California,
and she will be turned backward upon her
path by more than decade. Indeed, it will
result in permanent injury, and go far to-
ward complete dissipation of the claims OF
the State of immunity from virulent cpl
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A coyote that has been plaguing the
ranchers in the vicinity of Red Bluff met
with its death in a singular manner few
nights ago. Being pursued by dogs, it
dashed through barbed-wire fence and
was so larcerated by the barbs that it bled
to death before morning, the dogs having
given up the chase at the fence.
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SAN FRANCIsCo AGENCY.

LIP. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper IN
San Francisco and vicinity. He is authorlzel
10 receive advertisements and subscriptions, ana
collect for the same. Rooms 2l and y Mer-
chants Exchange.
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The REcoRD-UNIo is the only paper on
tie coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceives, the full Associated Press dispatches
from all parts Of tho world. Outside Of San
Francisco It las no competitor, in point q
Numbers, IN It. home and general circulation
kArolohovt the coast
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For fifty years the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam of Cutler Bros. & Co., Boston, stands
unriyaled for Colds and Consumption.
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| be treated in the spirit of love and fairness
| in criticism, by no one better than by the
| pure minded and talented scholar who has
| undertaken the task. He has with con-
summate skill putin the foreground those
| laudable qualities that endeared Emerson
TO American thought but he has not failed
! in SO doing to give the reader a fair insight
into ali the characteristics of Emerson,
than whom no more honest free thinker, or
one obtaining larger heritage of sympa-
thy has existed i'll modern intellectual
activity. His free thought was of the order
that prevailed by the gentler persuasive
| ness of its reason and eloquence; it did not
batter at the walls of dogmatisrn or lash
into fury upon the shores of religious
creeds. But that part of the text that treats
of Emerson the American most excites
| our respect for the analytical ability of DR.
Holmes. Some OF the "reminiscences of the
! poets personal experience with the psIilos-
| opher patriot are charmingly related The
book will go down in literary annals as
one of the most Just and entertaining
papers of the day upon men Of the age
The volume is one OF the " American Men
OF Letters series is from the press Of
Houghton, Mitfiin x Co, and is for sale by
c. S Houghton. Sacramento. at 81 %.
John B. Alden, New York, has re-issued
| in new and compact form DR. Craufurd
TAFT Ramage's enlarged edition of :" Great
Thoughts from Latin Authors" 1t is 8
most useful book OF epigrams and selected
quotations from the great Latin writers 1t
was gentle inspiration and one full of
benefit to the race that moved DR. Ramage
to give many of the leisure hours OF busy
life to this collation. of beautiful thoughts
of ancient writers.
Doctor Grattan is the title of another
novel from the pen of DR.. William A.
Hammond, author OF " Lul. in several
respects it is superior to that work. In
plot it is more intricate but not more in
| teresting. The style however, Is more
graceful, and the diction more ornate. The
| character of Cynthia is admirably drawn
and a close approach to the actual in life.
| The novel is full OF action and warm in
| color.
Wilson's Ballroom Guide, or Dancing
| Self-Taught.H is the title to a small volume
of about two hundred pages, embracing
| the whole theory and practice of the terp-
] sichorean art 1t is published by the Tx
cesior Publishing House, New York, and
sold by the San Francisco News Company,
! San Francisco. Bound in cloth - cents
paper, so cents.
From Harper e Bros, New York, we
! nave handsome DOok Ior ooNS-s.ildIi
Quarto-entitled The Lost City; or, the
| Boy Explorers in Central Asia II is by
David Ker, is freely illustrated and the
text is instructive, while it is thrilling in
the story of rare adventure.
Farnelrs Folly is anovel, by the popr-
lar writer, j. 7. Trowbridge and will take
place with the better of his works OF fic-
ton. 1t is from the press of Lee Il Shcp
| ard Boston and is for sale bv c. s Hougll-
ton, Sacramento, at 81 %.
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Santa Maria has population of 700,
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VINEYARD RINK SKATES.

A LSo, A. C. AND S. C. CT uB xssY =.
II Skates. Agents for the "a
Star Rink and Club skates. Seno
for Catalogue. WEBSTER SeoSu ~
II New Montgomery street. Ssa s.--,u
Francisco Cal.
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up on white bread 70 Laks kluu1 70 tu5 0aFA
BuA entire wheat bread may be made just
as light as any Other, and it iaas 3 flavor
HaiGa VII = 4EliiIIli :
Win son1s ot tbs 8raokzasH dishss. as ths
shredded oats and maize. 0ats have great
nutritive value; and any Of the prepare
tons narasd represent nearly the whole
value OF the grain. The peeled wheat -four
Is en- article which one could use al his life,
a d mead no other brsadstnf sxceptfor
varisty's sake.
The mora especially delicate breads, such
as the Vienna Ssmmsl- Broi. famous the
world over, are not produced in perfection
hare; the Austrian grain, the climate, the
baking proce sss, are not the same as ours
"A rich, re~ddish-brown crust, q delicately
shaded, yeIlowish white crumb, always
light, evenly porous, free from acidity In
taste or aroma, family sweet, without the
addition OF saccharine matter. slightly and
pleasantly fragrant, and never cloying upon
the appetite"-who that has been to Vienna
viii forget the Kaiser emmeps thus ac-
curately ana invitingly dsscribedf In il the
necessity and the luxury Of cereal food ars
-a~.r..as Nofh;n1 rou h u,oro aaIfrf,,,o
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first made. The legislature shnll provide
By suitahle enactment for carrying this section 4
effect.
SEQ. 10. The legislature may vest the corporate
authority of cites, towns and villages, with power
10 make local improvements by special taxation
Of contiguous property or otherwise. For. all
corporate purposes, all municipal corporations
may be vested with authority to assess aEd col
taxes; but such tax shall be uniform in re-
spect to persons and property within the juris-
diction of the body levying the
SEC. IL. The making OF profit, directly or in
directly, out of state, county, city, town or school
money, or using the same for any pur-
nosa nnt anthnriZel nv laM shall be 6eenled a
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representatives and shall be chosen in the same
manner, and shall meet within three months at
ter their election for the purpose aforesaid.
ARTICLE XxIV.
PROHIBITION.
ITO be submitted to a separate vote as pro-
vided by the schedule andsoTdinance.l
No person or corporation shall manufacture or
aid IN the manufacture for sale any Intoxicating
houor: no person shall sell or keep for sa1e as a
beverage any Intoxicating liquor. Tho legisla-
ture shall by law prescribe regulations for the
enforcement of the provisions of this section
and provide suitable and adequate penalties for
the violation thereof.
ARTICLE XIV.
EXPERIMENTATION.
RIO be submitted to a separate vote as provided
by the schedule and ordinance.]
SECTION /. The house of representatives shall
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w. |
SEC. IL. An accurate statement of the receipts
nd expenditures of the public moneys shall be
annually, in such manner as the legis- |
.ture may provide.
ARTICLE XII.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND EXPENDITURES.
SECTION /. No money shall be paid out OF the
reasury except upon apprupTiat on by law and
n warrant drawn by the proper officer.
SEC. z. The general appropriation bill shall
mbrace nothing but appropriation for ordinary
expenses of the executive, legislative and judi
ial departments of the state, the current ex-
lenses OF state Institutions, interest on public
lebt, and for common schools. All other appro-
shall be made by separate bills, each
but one object, and shall require a
vote of all the members of each
of the legislature.
SEC. g.. The legislature shall never grant any
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AMENDMENTS n REvIsIoNs OF THE CON-
sTITUTIoN.
SECTION /, Any a-mendmsnk-Q &C -EleRdE2snfs5 .
<t@lt 90 @HteH*A = @tf'N
<@s<PnzIs. VIA. xl,e yeas and naye taken tH2tsfcA
and Il shall be the deity 81 the lsgisiatnre y sub
NIT such proposed amendment or Anensinsnus
to the vote of the people at the next ganerni
election.
And If the people shall approve and ratify
such amendment or amendments by a me1or1ty
of the electors voting thereon, such amend
ment or amendments shall become o
part OF this constitution. provided that
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elected to each branch OF the legislature shall
hin il necessary to call a convention to revise
the constitution. they shall 70 the
electors to vote at the next election Tor members
of the legislature, for or against the convention;
and If a majority Of all the electors voting at said
election shall have voted for a convention, the
Legislature shall, at their next session. provide
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OOhTOhA I4ONo-
SECTION 1. No corporation shall be created
OF have its charter extended changed or amended
z
- ss@5sssIssfs5a shEss1 net .esxs 80.
X ne'ftifsss TINS tsis constifnffon takes Effect. shall
thsrearfer have no yaAdltgs - -
feiture of the charter of any sorporahon now ex-
lstlng nor alter or amend the same nor pass any
other general or special law for the benefit OF
such Corporation, except upon the condition
that such corporation shall thereafter hold Its
charter subject to the provisions of this consti-
SEC. 4. The exercise of the right of eminentdo-
main shall never be abridged or so construed AS
erty and franchises of incorporated companies
and subjecting them to public Use, the same as
the property of individuals; and the exercise OF
the police power of the state shall never be
abridged or so construed as to Permit corpora
tions to conduct their business in such manner
as TO infringe the equal rights of individuals or
the general well being OF the state.
Sec, 5. In all elections for directors or man
ayers OF a corporation, each member or share
holder may cast the whole number of his votes
for one candidate, or distribute them upon two
or more candidates as he may prefer.
SEC. g. No foreign corporation shall do any
business in this state without having one or more
known places of business and an authorized
agent or agents in the same upon whom process
may be served.
SEC 7. No corporation shall engage iii any bust
ness other than that expressly authorized IN It's
charter nor shall 1T take or hold any real estate
except such II as may he necessary and proper for
its Legitimate business.
SEC. 3. No corporation shall issue stocks or
bonds except for money, labor done or money
or property actually received; and all hctictious
increase of stock or Indebtedness shall DO void.
The stock and Indebtedness of corporations shall
not be increased except In pursuance of general
law nor without the consent of the persons hold
ing the larger amount in value of the stock first
obtained, at q meeting to be held after sixty
days notice given in pursuance of law,
SEC. 9. The legislature shall have the power TO
alter, revise or Gnnul any charter Of any corpora
ton now existing and reyocabls at the taking Of
feet Of this constitution, or any that may be Gre
ated, whenever in their opinion it may be iniur-
iOus to the citizens of this state; In such a man.
ner, however. that no injustice shall be done to
the inc0rporatOrs. No lawShereafter enacted shall
! nrnnAn rorn nr nrHnnA Akn nh.rtnrn & tnnn
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of the state, county and municipal corporations
both real and personal, shall re exempt from
taxation.
IL zFff3EhaJ fetpfL
80 Ne t4xEtr14 Dr. I&ffEu fS4SRt - go
kennra ~ 4 law. which shall distinctly state the
object rf fks s1kues 10 1FD1ea GHa LAX OILY eAa
be sppffed.
Sac 8. All taxes levied and collected for state
purposes shall be paid into the state treasury.
No Indebtedness shall be incurred or money ex-
pended by the state, and no warrants shall be
drauCn nnnn the efafe transmit nxcenf In nnrsn-
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measures necessary. preliminary and incident 10
admission to the union, and 10 assemble and reas-
semble and adjourn from time TO Sme, neither 70
authorize any officer Of the executive OF adminis-
a-nt;.o dnnnr.rnent 10 erarrise mr. nnrrers of his
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~ the matters voted Tor z 3Rdinst3 -
fore provided, shall BIO written or printed inc
words '.fpr Temporary seat OF go oS,n lnSn or Mace
= = - .
a fes;s.asnas :sls sssss a i s RdsS' eiesiion to assemble at
said city, town OF place 50 elected, ON the day nxca
by this ordinance and schedule.
SEC. II. Their sliail be elected BY this conven-
ten as soon as possible after the adoption Of this
tee, consisting of sam members, and the persons
Hanson. Z. ?. Beebe, s. e. Updyyke. John Cain,
James A. Ward, A j. Simmons; one of whom,
to wit, Hugh ]. Campbell, who is elected by this
convention as such, shall be the president of the
state executive committee; Said state executive
the duties hereinafter conferred upon tand shall
continue IN Office until the assembling and crgani-
zatioa of the state legislature: The state execu,
organize in the city Of Sioux Falls Immediately
and before this convention shall adjourn, by the
election OF a secretary ard such other onleers, ex.
eepting ~ resident, as may be necessary.
SEc.12. Said state executive committee shall
have full power to do and perform all things neces.
sary to the carrying into.sheet ct The provisions OF
tons, and 10 this end they shall have full power 10
make all necessary rules and regulations tor such
purpose: they shall make and issue instructions
and regulations with regard to the details not
herein provided for, or not provided tor by law,
as to the elections held in pursuance of this ordi.
nance and schedule. They shall have power to MI
all vacancies in their own number and they may
In case of necessity call an adjourned meeting OF
this convention; they shall fix their own times and
places of meeting, and three members shall con-
stitute a quorum, with power to transact business.
Any member may in writing delegate his power 10
act on the committee 10 another member thereof:
SEC. IA. Shonld this consultation be adopted
and ratified by the votes of the people at the cleo
tion ordered bysthis ordinance, the state executive
coumittee shall be vested with fun power and
authority to do and perform all things necessary TO
carry out the objects Of this convention.
Thew shall make all necessary arrangements tor
rooms for the Legislature, and Tor the inauguration
of the state'governmcnt.
SIC. ID. Said committee shall have power TO
proyidethe necessary funds to defray all necessary
expenses connected with the performance OF their
duties, and to issue certificates therefor. But an
'itemized account of all such expenses, sworn 10
bgthe president and secretary of the committee
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10 Vienna. And yet the peeled wheat flour
makes q bread which is better. because q
completer food. I may d that with such
we'll gietenszsd flour 40 night work i
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very thick, and the baking should be done
BIZ the middle Of the afternoon
What Is stale breadf ~The stale crumb.n
saws Professor Hersford, who hiss sxpari-