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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

y at the Office of n. NJ. ORR, Secretary of the
Board OF Directors of the State Insane Asylum
at Stockton for furnishing materials and per-
forming each of the following named works,
according to the plans and specifications pre-
pared by Percy il Hamilton, Architects and I'M
der their direction:
First-For Heating Apparatus for Old Build
ing
seeond-For Repairs and Improvements to Old
Building
Third-Artidcial stonework for Dairy Build
ing.
Fourth-For Building Cow Barns
Plans and Specifications may be examined at
the Office of n. N. Orr, Stockton, Cal.
Separate proposals for each CT the abovemen-
toned works to be submitted on or before
o'clock 4. NJ, OCTOBER 9, 1885.
The Board of Directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids, or to accept any Que.
Stockton September TO- 1885 sI1-lptd
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MISCELLANEOUS,
PACIFIC SURETY CO., OF CALIFORNIA
CAPITAL.........S1O0,OO0.

ORGANIZED FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF
~ issuing Bonds of Suretyship on behalf Of
Government, Bank and Railway Officers, and
all employees in position OF trust. viii also act
as surety on Bonds required in the Courts
DIRECToRs-Geo. G. Perkins, ALERT Miller G.
T. Hopkins J. J.. Moody, n. Wadsworth, J. n.
Knowles, Wm. Cliff, J. J. Valentine II. L. Davis,
Wallace Eyerson, \. p. Redding.
WALLACE EMERSON President
j. J. VALENTINE. Vice President
Head Office 500 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. JAMES e. MILLS, Agent,
40 s2W No. 90 j street. Saerarnertn.
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DRUGGISTS EARLY CLOSING.

VlHE DRUGGISTS OF SACRAMENTO HAVE
i signed an agreement to promptly close
their places of business at 9 o'clock p. NJ. from
OCTOBER l, 1888, to APRIL l, 1886, Saturdays
and Holidays excepted. s29-4plw
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ODORLESS EXCAVATOR.

NESSPOOLS AND VAULTS CLEANED
" cheap ard free from all offensive odors.
Orders left at Carpenters Wood and Goal Yard,
- Z street; or at Pacific Market rs street,
viii be promptly attended TO.
auie4pan ]. II. CAMPBELL j. co.
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SMYRNA, n. Y, March %, 1SS3-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public /
wouldn't sell mine, if 1 could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. W. A.
Stephenson, 500 J street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
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A. NEW MANACERENr

7 HAVE TAKEN THE RUSS IfDUsE. No
4 1908 } street, ano am prepared 30 furnish
Rooms AID Board az the Lowest Rates
No one formerly cOrue cted with Che housa
has anything TO do with il now The mouse
viii be run in quiet, orderly and respecta6le
manner. Please give me u call.
s2S-H S. 1t0OsFR
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EXAMINE our stock OF embroidery fan
nels for ladies' and children's wear. Prices
are low at Hale Bros. & Co.
MEMS striped and fancy mixed wooden
underwear in great variety, at Hale Bros.
q Co.
EMBROIDERED foule, with plain to match,
at our Dress Goods Counter. Hale Bros
& Co.
EXCELLENT quality white bedspreads, full
size, rs cents, at Domestic Counter, at Hale
Bros. & Co.
HALEs' Oliver kid gloves take the lead.
An excellent assortment can be found at
Hale Bros. & Co.
MONTE cloths with Paisley figures, one of
the leading novelties in dress goods, at
Hale Bros. q Co.
EVERYBODY, do not miss our great sale of
boots and shoes tomorrow. Red Houses
READ Red House advertisement to-day.%
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MRS. FLEISSNER-LEWIS.

Graduate of the College OF Music, Cincinnati,
WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN
" o G e i Q u i IN I. @ .
Residence, 1924 K street s26-3pIm
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SO Days Trial.
aLONE FISHERMAN.

VyHE FINEST FIvE-CENT CIGAR IN THE
Market. Also, fine line of Imported and
Key West on hand, at 225 street.
s6-islm R. H PETIT Proprietor
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AT OUR dress goods counter can be found
nice line of corduroys. Hale Bros. & Cos
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Costumes RIVER MINES RESTRAINED
The Board of Supervisors, through George
eastman, have commenced suit in the Cir
cult Court of the United States against the
Amador and Sacramento Canal Company,
to have that corporation restrained from
dischargiDg or dumping into the Costumes
river from the Hilltop, Michigan Bar, For
est Home, Irish Hill, Indian Diggings and
Indian Gulch mines, or any other claims
under their CONTROL any of the tailings,
gravel, sand, debris or refuse mat
ter coming theretrom and 10 prevent
them from allowing others to use the water
of the company Tor the purpose of washing
into said stream. They also ask that on
| the final hearing of the cause the iniunc-
ton be made perpetual, and that the de-
PENDANTS be ordered to pay costs of suit
etc. Also, that subpenas issue for certain
necessary witnesses. The suit was brought
in the name of Mr.. eastman because it was
easier to bring the matter into the United
States Courts in that manner, he being an
alien-a citizen of Canada. He has a large
ranch on the Costumes river, twelve miles
above its mouth. Robert I. Devlin acts as
solicitor for complainant, with S. c. benson
and A. L. Rhodes of counsel. Judge Saw
yer has granted temporary injunction,
and the case will be heard by him NoYem-
Der %.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-A good audience
last evening witnessed the second produc-
ton of Hazel Kirker The beautiful
play went off more smoothly than on the
| first night. The approval of the audience
was pronounced and enthusiastic. The
| piece is splendidly mounted and the scen=
| cry is something so out of the common,
outside of the metropolis that it deserves
| to be seen by all admirers of rare scenic
effects. The same play again to- night.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
AT the Seventh-street n. E. Church this
evening musical and literary entertain
ment will be given, introducing some of
| the best local talent in choice programme,
| which is published in full in another col
| umn. 1t includes music in such variety
| that all tastes will be satisfied. and as to the
| quality there will not be any fault found
| by the most critical.
MERIT WILL TELL.-Conoyer Bros Up
| right Piano, of New York. was awarded frst
premium at State Fair. W. c. Lewis &
Co., agents, sos street
| BoccAoeIo-srRlPE dress goods, in all the
leading colors, at Hale Bros. & Co.
TINsEL ruching in black and white,
large assortment, at Hale Bros. & Co.
| WATERPROOF in all colors, black mixed
and gold mixed, from 10 cents upwards, at
Hale Bros. & Co.
! Ar our Dress Goods Counter can be found
large variety of stripe velyets. Hale Bros.
& Co.
| WE have just received large invoice OF
| the latest fall style in hats. Hale Bros. &
Co. 49,
READ Red House advertisement to-day. :
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MEMS brown plaid cashmere suits are
selling very fast at $40, at Hale Bros. & CO..
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Caatoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria,
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CANDY FACTORY.

AIRS E. NJ wIEDMANN, NOS 41S STREET
WI and 40 Z street metropolitan TheateI
Building), Manufacturer and Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in all kinds of Candies and Nuts
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MUSICAL CULTURED

MISS Ida l. CITNCH WILL ON OCTOBER
vi LIST, receive PUPILS at No. ZIG Seventh
Terms moderate, and instruction careful and
thorough. MISS CLINCH has profited by some
years of hard study and careful drill, under
accepted masters, and teaches according to the
best methods. s231W
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Corner K and Tenth streets, Sacranle nto.
CHAs. H. ELDRED, PRoPRIEroR.
So Board and Lodging, Sc to So per week
Single Meals . cents: Single Rooms 80 cents.
Fine Wines at the Bar. Billiard Room attached
Free Omnibus to and from the House. Street
Cars pass the door every six minutes. sl5-tf
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ADvERTIsEnIENr nrEwrIor,

Clunie Opera House" Hazel Kirke''
Card from Mr. Wallace.
free lecture at Calvary Church
sacramento Turn Verein, special meeting.
Musical and literary entertainment.
Chantauqua discourse, Friday evening.
Auctions.
Bel d Co., Thursday, October LIST.
Sherburn q Smith, Executors sale to-day.
Sherburn & Smith, real estate to-day
Business Advertisements.
Neinstock & Lubin-School Again.
Bedroom and kitchen wanted.
Cottage for sale.
ElocutiOn-P Professor W. T. Ross.
cOlored female cook
Red House-BoOts and Shoes.
Hale Bros. & Co.-Twiled flannel
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MERIT WILL TELL.-Conover Bros Up
right Piano, of New York, was awarded frt
premium at State Fair. W. c.. Lewis &
Co., agents, sos ] street.
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NEW YORK STATE.

| The" EVENING JOURNAL, print
ed at Albany, the capital Of the
State ofNew York, isthe best ad-
vertising medium In the State.
and the best daily newspaper. |
It's Weekly edition is the leading
weekly IN New York, and is sent
for 81 year to any part of the
country, postage free. Every
subscriber TO the Weekly also
receives grdtuitously O copy for
one year of the monthly maya
zine GOOD Cheer" The SEMI
WEEKLY JOURNAL Is sent for 60
q year, and with it Is sent free Of
charge for one year, the house
hold magazine, GOOD Cheer"
and the farmers monthly, Our
Country Home" Send for speci-
men copy.
W. j. ARKELL, President,
| Albany, II. Y. :
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BoocAccIo-sTRlPE dress goods, in all the
leading colors, at Hale Bros. & Co.
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TINsEL ruching, in black and white,
large assortment, at Hale Bros. & Co.
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T,HE STANDARD TRoTTER, BY RE- "a
| Quest. will make Fail Season fronA VA
this date until the LIST of DECEMBER. ILL.,
For particulars, inquire of GEO. MARTIN,
Agricultural Park.
Thapsin-Record, 223; Psrsy, 2a::2i-hoih colts
By BERLIN. s28-lm
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TOMORROW i-Infants' spring -heel, kid
button shoes, % cents q pair; misses kid
foxed, laced scalloped lace shoes, 50 cents a
pair; colored ankle ties and lace shoes, Is
cents a pair. Red House.
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TOMORROW MORNING, at o'clock. we
commence the sale of the boots and shoes
consigned to Messrs. Sherburn & Smith.
and purchased by us on Monday last. See
new advertisement this morning of the Red
House.
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Z YAK laces in an endless variety of colors
and ERidths, at very low prices, at Hale
BroSxsEo.
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AT our Dress Goods Counter can be found
large variety of stripe velyets. Hale Bros.
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EXCELLENT quality white bedspreads, full
size, 10 cents, at Domestic Counter, at Hale
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MESs striped and fancy mixed wooden
in great variety, at Hale Bros.
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EMBROIDERED foule, with plain to match,
at our Dress Goods Counter. Hale Bros.
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20 sTRICTLY FIRsTCLAss. ~
Free Bus to and from the Cans.
soft ". @. BOWERS. ProDriefor.
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READ Red House advertisement to-day
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MONTE cloths with Paisley figures, one of
the leading novelties in dress goods, at
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HoRNLEIN BROS, Proprietors.

as- Street Cars from Depot passthe doorevery
i've minutes. srl91 ~
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WE have just received large invoice OF
the latest fall style in hats. Hale Bros &
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EVERYBODY, do not miss our. great sale of
boots and shoes tomorrow. Red Houses
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-13
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

About Seventy-five Of the Crusaders went
TO Lake Park for picnic yesterday.
The Nicollet house management expect
to be able to feed the public during the state
/ fair.
Champagne and Oysters, called ''2-15. "
was given again at the AlcaZar last night TO
a fair house.
The West hotel ball club will 20 10 Lake
Park this afternoon and play the boys of
that hOStelry.
The police are looking for Willie Duffy,
little newsbOy, who is missing from 53I
Tenth avenue south.
The Murphy club, $50 strong. went to
Coney island yesterday and enjoyed day
of rest and recreation.
A pleasant parlor concert was given last
evening at the residence of B. w. Fisk,
3OSO Lyndale avenue.
The Ladies' Relief corps Of the George y.
Morgan post last evening gave a sociable,
which was freely patrOniZed.
st. Paul and Minneapolis will shoot a
gun club match at Hamline to-day for the
state championship and the LigowSky state
badge.
Mrs. Henry Schuler puts no credenee in
the story of her husbands second wife =
and thinks he is away on business and will
return.
There was nothing new in coal circles
yesterday. Each dealer was keeping an eve
on the others, and all are selling at So. so
and S6.75.
The examination by Justice Grevies of
c. 5. Buck, who assaulted Fred Graz. has
again been continued. Gray has nearly re-
covered, but will be totally deaf in one
ear.
A. W. Dennis, of Chowen's abstract
Office and Miss Kate Z. Applin were yes
terday united in marriage, leaving last even
ing for Charles City, Ia, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
Henry Garfield and Warren Howard of
the Milwaukee road had a wager as TO their
respective abilities in binding wheat. They
agreed 10 go 10 Mendoza and have a match.
Garfield went and Howard adjourned home
to enjoy his laugh.
Charlie McCree, a ten-year-old youth.
living at ~ Eighth street south, was play
ing with revolver yesterday morning. He
didn't know it was loaded until the charge
Struck him in the abdomen. A heavy
muscle diverted the ball and he was only
seriously. not fatally, injured
The Weman's Christian Temperance
union viii discuss Hygiene and Heredity at
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-13

their meeting this afternoon, at O'Clock,
IN Friends church, corner Eighth street and
Hennepm avenue. All are invited. Mrs.
r. ). Smith will lead the devotional exer-
ciSes.
Building permits were yesterday issued to
Fred ID. Noerenberg for an eight-stOry malt
house. on Twenty-first avenue south
near Twentieth street, to cost $50. 600; also
TO the city for a two-story brick engine
house at the corner of Highland and Border
avenues north, to cost Sc, 500.
SwanA. ClauSon and Matilda WeStrom,
Joseph II. Gale and Mary 4. Harrel. \.
w Dennis and Kate E. Applin, Martin o.
klayen and Belle c. Burr, Charles E. Bell
and Lizzie c. Hammar, j. c. johnson and
Mathilda Ellen, August Xix and May
Sehaebe, y. A. HegStran and Caroline An
derSon yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
The Head AIillers' association held
special meeting last night and ratified their
acceptance of the invitation of Passenger
Agent Boyd to go on an excursion on the
Minneapolis x st. Louis road to Lake Park
to-day. Mr.. Warren, of the Manitoba road,
explained the miS1pprehenSiOn in regard to
the picnic over that lire, and everything
was made lovely in that direction. His in
vitatiOn to go to Lafayette on Aug. 2S was
accepted. To-day the association will rus
ticate at Lake Park.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-13
SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS WAR.
A Conversation With N Globe Re-
porter Causes n Damage Suif.

Phillip Hartman yesterday commenced
suit in the district court against Albert
Schafers to recover s., 600 damages for pro-
curing the publication in the GLOBE of
August . of an item i'm which it was stated
upon the defendants authority that the
plaintiff pulled an alarm box three times,
instead OF once. Tor the purpose of confus-
ing the fire department, when Sehafer's
Park nall was burning. Five thousand
dollars damages for Slander are also asked
because of the following statement made
by Schafers to the Globe reporter, upon
which the item in the paper was based:
Hartman yesterday caused my buildings
and beer garden to burn down. He did it to
down me because l was an Ames man. Hart
man, while my garden was burning, mali
ciousy pulled the ire alarm three times for
the purpose OF delaying and confusing the
lire department, and he wilfully delayed and
obstructed the fire department and caused Il
loss 10 me of $4,000. Hartman knew better
than 10 pull the alarm three times, because
he was an old fireman, and l want the COM
munity TO know what kind of n man Hartman
Is, and that he is unfit TO have the custody of
the key, and l am here with witnesses to
what L say. Hartman wilfully and mali
ciously prevented and Obstructed the eXtin-
gushing OF the fire on my place by knowingly
aud purposely confusing the fire department"
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-13
billings, FIX.
He Claims He is Arrested on n
Trumped.up Charge.

Tuesday night Detective Quinlan ar
rested man named Ii. 4. Billings at the
Clark house, upon a telegram from Superin-
tendent of Police Doyle of Chicago, which
stated that he was wanted for obtaining
money upon false pretenses from G. LaSher
& Son, commission merchants of that
place. Pending the arrival of an officer
with warrant Billings was placed in the
lookup. Yesterday a writ of habeas corpus
was obtained by his attorney, retunable
before Judge Young in the district court
this morning.
Mr.. Billings stated 10 a GLOBE reporter
last night that he presumed lie was arrested
for taking Sl21.5O. He says he has been
buying lemons for LaShe- IL Son at New
Orleans. and that they swindled him out of
500. He sold some of the lemons for
S12I.50 and kept the money, claiming ii as
his own. He exhibited accounts in proof
OF his assertion. and says he can vindicate
himself. He is well known in MinneapO-
lis, having resided here and follows the buSi-
ness Of q speculatOr.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-13
NOTES.

NOTES.
At the Lafayette: Lizzie Fairchild, Josie
Fairchild, st. Paul, Mimi; Ii. b. Howe.
Verndon, Mich; Z. NJ. McCauley and
wife, Chicago; Mrs. J. b. Barrett Miss
Lucy Barrett, Miss Selenah Barrett. Miss
May Barrett, Miss Eta White, c. IL. Glib
son and wife, L. S. Buchanan, Louisville.
KY; Mrs. Lynch. New Orleans: C. r.
Pratt, Charles w. Scudder, Miss Minnie
Mason, Kate NJ. Sweeny, st. Louis; j. w.
Keefer, Kansas City; Mrs. A. C.
Goodwin, Mrs. L. NJ. Christian.
Minneapolis; j. p. Breen, Cedar Rapids:
w. G. Deitz, IL. II. Benter, C. T. Plat.
AtchisOn, Kan; L. G. Barrett. New York:
A. NJ. Drake, st. Paul; Z. J. Hughes and
mother, Chicago; Ii. II. Williams, S. J.
Jones, j. Couthoui, Chicago; Harry God
clard, Decorah, Ia; Eugene Warren, Louis
vile; Mrs. c. l.. Lien, La Crosse.
The picnic of the Catholic orphans of
Minneapolis was held at Lake Park yester-
day, between IS and 100 being brought out.
In the afternoon Mr. w. p. Ives. passenger
agent of the Minneapolis 81 st. Louis road.
gave them an excursion around the lake on
the Belle of Minnetonka.
AT Lake Park: j. c. Pennevar. Chi
cagO; II. l.. Magle and wife, Marshall: II.
S. Warren, Louisville. KY; j. S. Sheffield
and wife, Chicago; c. NJ. Goswell, Winona;
w. NJ. Lane, Hon, John Ryder. Vinton.
Ia; j. c. Young. Cedar Rapids; A. c.
Hickman, Owatonna.
At the White house: Mrs. II. B. Hills
II. NJ. Hills, Jr., Kahoka, Mo-: Mrs. j. b.
BaylesS and child, Mrs. Annie Kennedy.
G. c. Kennedy, Fort Scott, Kan; q. Ros-
sitter, Miss NJ. l.. Rossitter, Cincinnati: A.
B. Slock, Quincy, Ill.
AT the Excelsior house: J. c. Iivilier
Rock Island; Chas. Z. Cornell. Bay Citv.
Mich; Mrs. Harrington, st. Louis: Mrs. III.
S. Colpin, Mr.. G. w. Coplin, La Porte.
Ind; Mrs. Chas. Coplin and son, Mime
apOlis.
A game of base ball, for a purse of S25.
will De played Friday between mines com
posed of the Lake Park walters and Lafay-
cite and Lake Park bell boys. 1t will also
be for the championship of the lake.
The jubilee concert, given by the walters
at the Lafayette last evening, was one of
the most enjoyable affairs that has taken
place this season. A very large audience
was present.
Col. Pat Donan of Dakota and II. P.
Heath of Mississippi, with a party of friends
from the Layfayette, were among those who
made the trip around the lake yesterday on
the Belle.
Yesterday was splendid day and there
were more transient people at the lake than
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-13
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