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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
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Having rrtired from pr-c-ice ] ylIl s1nd se- cGfe!. sealed .I 10 lail envelope. FeciIes and ins--uc ions for PREVENTING sYPHuIs and troSul.hloE; al-u ta- C--1l E i1uuDrra0sa ina hve dsTs tu- cur, l- lu-f tiarl1ul. c-c. S@1dslaO ftu - N--uas &f l-ss loves
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

THE DAILY AND WEEKLY ARIZONA CIT
 iLES ts kept ol nls co E. C. DAEE's Agsncy, e Lercha1t's t1enanEs, where con tsc,s Tor advertising cSn be msds fO- IL in Sa fcsnrsco. nylstf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
Terrible Cough Cured.
Crnnp. A NInthcr,s Trihrtc.

"Whilr iu tEe country last winter my little boy. three years olf. was taken iII with cruup. it seemed a- if hr would die from strluEu- latluu- One of tue family suggested the use of AyEE'- CHERRY IE,TuEAL. bottle oI which was always kept iu tLe house. This W1s triy'i iu small aud frequent doses. and Co our delight m less than ha.i au hour the little patient was breathing easily. The doe tor >til that the tUIEEN HI,TpENL had sIvtTt Wk tIriuE'> Ifr. Can you uuJer at ouI sr.tItudes Sincerely tours,
 NE-. EMMA GrDNEY." i5o West l-Sth st.. New York. May lt. i,-a. "I have used AvFE's CurEEv PICTORIAL in my family for several y-lTS and do not hcsitlte tr pronounce it th~ most etfectual remedy for coughs and colds We have ever tried. AL CRANE" Lake Crystal, SIinr.. March ia. I,,a.
 "I IsufIcrei for eight year, from E-Jucl .t.s. and after trying many r-r.y,ii. with r1 ~uc- cess, was cured by tlr yi-e of NyIE-~ CHER BY FEDTuENL- .ip~rrn WALDEN" ByhaiIa, Miss. April Q. l,,2.
 "I cannot say enough in praise Of Ayr.R's CuEEEN rg.rlGNI. believing as | do that lut Or Iis u~e should long since have uled from lung troubles E. EEACDuN." Palestine TrXa~. Aprii 21, l,.-.
 No case cf an affection of the throat or lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved by The use of AyrE's CHEEEy PEcTuEAL, ani it will C'raqs cur, when the disease IS not already beyond the control 0f medicine.
 PREPARED BV
 Dr.J. C.Ayer& Go, !, Lowell, Mass.
 SolI by GiI Druggists
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
DrunLennesS. or inc Liquor Habit Gan l
 Be Cured by Ad B InisIering Dr. HaInes' |
 Golden specific.

Golden epecinc.
 IL can be given in q cup of coffee or tea without the knowledge of the per son taking ii. effecting a speedy and permanent cure. whether the patient is a moderate thinker CT m alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temDerate men who have taken the Golden Specific ID their coffee without their knowledge, and today believe they quit drinking Of their own free will No harmful effects result from its administration. Cures guar. anteed. Circulars aud testimonials sen; free. Address. Golden Specific Co.
 lS5 Race St, Cincinnati, O. eod-W-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
$2OO0OO ': ,. & & x ,: . ::.::= ::= s.

ln wors hat vI.I H' ono. t.u- yuu ir noney faster th-n auytl.-.- s.-s m Amer 60. All snout Inc -ttu' In rr--s-.- ,,lrH each box. gents wHEtrd ~ r w.Hr.- O either sgV Of all aga- Tor Al tr- flr- ur srtrH flra .ul ., '. work for us at fhHir usu ruur-. Fc- Urr- torsll workers .hs,.lli --y gs-I-el. Don't delay. H. HsLL.TT < Co.,. iD-Il1lL Name. -u2ffu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

Lunatics' Ledger: When a couple are making love by moonlight their feeling is one of in fine night bliss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Nothing is really snail All works for all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
Notice for Publication.

Tt-TIII pTIOE NJ. ITI|.
 LAND OFFICE sT TUC~ON AEit1NA
 DcraIt-r G. .--t Notice is hereby given tlat -t- sH.s.-- named set ttler has aied Uotlcc af fs- .u'.--"- maSe hnal pr.of lu support of ti- -- - that sand proc wIII hc u.rr, h fore .. .. -.-.. and nrceiver at Tucson. AriE1.a- .. Ir.- l!. is>l. VI Q. lfeorEs n WIif E-. ..- ... " oi 2. .A and Ets uf V s a. or -s-. 2. ..- -.. .- h r. He uauss tle falIt..-.- v1r..--.- - pr we hls cOutguu uuus rr,id ace ....r aa. .-.. ys'lon of sad hand. yiz- Lu1a.- ,..''- Amerlcan la, Arizona: ylau-c. ." American Flag. Ariz0r W a- < r..- 3herican fIag. ArIzuna; John ao. .. "- ..- ingtOn, Ariz La.
 BEN V. THO~tS Iegls.a'. First publication. Jaaua-y 3.I5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
PATENTS

Obtained. and Gll otidr H1-.ras- ir .fe C.. FEES.
 Our office n opposite the |. ' I--ra, sE-s and we can Ohsa.n Fa-.Hts li las- t.ur than those remote from N ASii.Nt5 tUN
 Send MODEL Ok DAAN tN-. Wt J.g.sa-- % pateutahihiy f-oe O: cias.r. and pr raEs NJ HAEGL UNLESS NE OBTAIN a Pal ENT.
 We refer hore ts the lOs.I. 4l tH-. 2. ~gp.. nt Honey Order Div.. and Co u-.c-4.- ,f t.- Us Patent Otice. For circUltr. aegI.-. .arl.- .lt references tO actual clients u .oCr own -,a,eur county, write 70
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY ONCEEN-THE Il undersigned give- uo;Icr that lu-.r- tt- year lssI he performed h-s fu.i share ut ti-s-- ses' ment work on the Q"iio;.a, o-f.1 and lis-- ray copper mines. m the QuIJofHI NrH- ll-- trict. Pima cCunty. 4. 1.. and tHs a.tdaN-3 showing that sand work is dor 60 sr- tsd is f.. Recorder office, and tha- the uo-,cr u- tH-i,.-- ure signed by II. B NuIl.y Is U,...;la..a.I. Dated Jaudsry ,, Is-5.
 C. H. HORNE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
ro Whom it may Concern :

In the Rochester Democrat and ChrOicle ot December 3l, there appeared a statement ID the form of card from Dr. J. B. HenIon, of this city, recOunting his remarkable recovery from Brights disease of the kidneys, after several doc tors of prominence had gwen him up, by the use of Warmers Safe Cure. We are personally or by reputation &C., qu 4inted with Dr. HenIon, and We be- iIeye he would publish no statement not literally true. We are also personally or by reputation well acquainted with H. H. Warner & Co, proprietors of tha; remedy, whose commercial and psIslnal standing in this community are Ot the highest order, and We believe that they would not publish any state msnts which were not literally and st.ictly true m every particular.
 C. k. PARSONS, Mayer of Rochester ]
 WM. PURCELL, (Editor Union and Advertiser)
 W. D. sHUARr, (ex-SurroSute Monroe Couniy)
 EDWARD A. FRosr, (ex-Clerk Monroe Couuty.)
 r.. B. FENSER. tex District Attorney Monroe CoIItyJ
 J. M. DAvY, (ex-Mem5er Congress, Roche st,r.D
 JOHN $. MORGAN, County Judge, Monroe Col
 HIRAM SHELBY, Capitalist and Seeds man.
 W. c. RowLEr. (ex-C runiy Judge. Monroe Col
 JOHN vAN VooRHrs. Cex-Member of COpgres~.)
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

To the Eiitor of the Living Church. Chicago, III.
 There was published m the Rochester Democrat an1 Chronicle of the 3lst 0f December. a statement made by J. B. HeLion, VI. D., narratIng how he had been cured of Bright's disease of the kldasls, almost m its last stages. by the use of Warmers Safe Cure. 1 was referred to in that statement, as haviUg recommended and urgei Dr. HeniOn tu try the remedy, which he did, and Was curei. The statement of Dr. Heniou k true,s O far as It concerns myself, aud believe II to be true in all other res poets. lie was parishioner of mine and l visited him in his sickness. I urgei hIm to take the medicine and would do the same again 10 any one who was troubled with disease of the kidneys and liver.
 ISRAEL FooTE, ID. D.,)
 Late Rector of St. Panrs Episcopal Church. Rochester, \. '.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
LIEEIG DIspENsIRy

sJD (ieary strrat San Francisco. Cal. Private entrance, iU5 M9son street. four blocks 1p G-lry street from K, ,aruy. MaIn eutrl-nc' through Disuen-ary pru- Store. Ocl5d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

A kanrarOo can kick a mule to death
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

turral sEilselOu ETsrsi0n To society, Dlr1nes 5f Sision. Noises m the Head: the vital fluid passing UnObservei n ths urine, and many other dlssase- that lead Co iassaity and death.
 Dk. MlNTIE sill agree to forfeit Five Hun fred DOilar3 for a case Ot this kind ths Vita Restorative under his special advics and rsctment) will not eure. or Tor anything impare 1r injurious found m 1t. DE- MlNIIE trests all Private Diseases successfully without mer. sury. Consultation free. Thorough sxamina- uoc Gn1 GdVlcs including analysis of urine Sa.CJ. Price cf the Vital Restorative q 80 bot To. or four times the quantity, S5.OO; sent te Ily address upor receipt of price or c. O. p. secure feCTa observation, and n private asrne iesIrsd. bT A. T. MlSFIE. M. D.
 n Eearny Street Nan Francisco Cal.
 SAMPLE kOIfLb FREE on application by letter stating symptoms, sex ard sgs. COmmn- aica'i1rs strictly confidential
 Dst. BINTIF'S Kidney Remedy Seph- rcttcc .n, cures all kinds of Kidney ana Bladdei -pnpiaIu.s. Golprrhc-E Glaet LsuccrrGoeA For sss bs all tI=lszists; q bottle, bottle fer 8.
 Dit. MINTIE'S DGndeliOn Fills are the best aEd cheapest Dyspe psIs and BiIIieus curr in tha market. For sale og all iGruEGlsts. aplsti
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21
THE Great English Remedy!

Ia < uayef-failing clss for Nervous Debility Exhausted Vitality Seminal W es k n ss- 5 gsrmS:orrhGR. LOSr MANHOOD. lmpOt-L sy, rsrs ysis. PrCstatoI -lcs and all the tsrr ole elects or SSlf Abuse, yUuthful foliie- and oEcesses m mature , ears such Es loss Memory. .LsFs.sCds.N"-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-21

A-. hearny street.. San Francisco, Cai.
 r. S.-l have e vzGErAsLE CoNPOuyf. the rs- snIt or mAry years Of special praSti and hard study, which under ny special advice has never 1slled ,s. oL slccess in the cIre of Lcsr MANHOOD PRoSIA-UEEuEA. ETC iyl1,f
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CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION.

TIE building Of about one hundred miles of
track is all that is necessary to give us contin-
uous rail from San Francisco to Portland, Ore
| gon--.6O miles The line of this road is through
| the Sacramento. Shasta, Rogue river, Umpqua
| and Willamette valleys. It's worth as means of
| rapid transportation can hardly be over-eSti-
| mated. As an eGhancer Of values it can only
be Appropriated As an auxiliary to the COM
merciaI interests Of this city and Portland, its
usefulness is well understood by our merchants
and Alta, on completion OF the
California and Oregon Railroad.
IT Is easier to pull down than to build up. It is
easier to defeat Gladstone, who 1nanifests
grandeur of soul, even in discontinue, however
| wrong headed, than to improve upon MS meth
DDS by a conglomeration of Joseph Chamber
lain and Lord Randolph Churchill-IAugusta
| (Ga.) Chronicle.
THERE is no ofiense, however foul which dc
! priyes an accused man or woman in these lati-
| tudcS of the right to a speedy trial. The infic
ton n an unnecessarily long term of imprison-
ment on a person whom the law presynes to be
innocent is an abuse Of the worst kind towhich
our public, when the victim is poor and obscure
is only too indiherent.-lNew York Post.
A,IEEIcAN!sSis as a rule are the result of ten
dency of the native of the United States to
shorten eyerythiug-life included. Richmond
State
| THE man-dealers Of China are in possession Of
the richest traffic in the world The coolies
mortgage their wives and children, if they have
any for the faithful execution of their contracts
abroad-a transaction perfectly legal in China.
| San Francisco Bulletin.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY French Canadians
have been imported by the factory owners of
| Hamilton, Mass, notwithstanding the fact that
there are hundreds of American operatives idle
within the whistle of the MILL Philadelphia
Record.
WE fear any sudden and sweeping contrac-
ton in such period Of depression as that in
which trade now finds itself, and for this reason
we have advocated as the best remedy, not the
suspension OF the silver coinage, but the honest
! improvement of that coinage.-[The Richmond
| State.
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UTAH.
Advices from Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, July 1st.-Robert Mcdonald
was drowned at Moab Saturday night by
an accident on the ferry over the Grand
river. The wrong rope was loosened, and
the boat swung into the current and was
swamped. Three others managed to hold
on to the boat and were rescued. Melon
AIDS body was not found.
At Woodville, Wasatch county, on
Thursday last, Mrs. Almond started for
Provo river, eighty yards away, to get
water. BY some accident she fell in and
was drowned. Her skirt was found in the
driftwood. but her body is yet missing.
In Sugarhouse Ward, near this city, to-
day, Swede named John Westberg and
his son We're thrown out of the wagon as
his team was running away. The boy was
killed and the father seriously hurt
At Milford, Utah, to-day, William H.
OTick quarreled about little girl of
Daniel Severance. Orricll claimed that
she was not treated properly, and on Sew
erances return home he found the child iii
Orrick's blacksmith shop. They came to
hard words and Severance went to ." heel
himself As he returned, Orrick covered
him with his gun, and ordered him to halt,
which was not regarded Orrick then shot
him twice. once in the left breast and once
in the head. The latter wound was fatal.
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& CHINESE AUTHORITY.

The Associated Press reporters have tel
egraphed 10 this coast the statement
of Chinaman in New York who,
being solicited, refused to subscribe
to the Bartholdi pedestal fund, and
gave as his reason that Chinese are
not here properly treated, are refused citi-
zenship, etc, and that in America the
Chinaman is insulted, bullied and suffers
under wrong Moreover the statue is 4 gift
from a people who deny liberty to the Chi
nese, since the Anamese and Tonquinese
are Chinese. This will he a sweet
SAVIOR 10 the Eastern sentimentalist, and
many a one will rub his palms and smile
compIacentiy over this "rebuke' by ORR
entail civilization to American and French
society But what are the facts? Neither
the AnameSe or Tonquinese are Chinese,
nor ever were They are branch Of the
Turanian race, of which great division the
Chinese are part, but they have no sym
pathetic relationship 70 the Chinese nor,
any other save such IS China has imperi-
ously forced upon them. They are as for
eign 10 China As are the Germans to Amer
ics, or the Russians to Germany. But
this Mott-street Chinaman, whose utter
anee Is deemed Of sufficient value to be tel
esraphed as rebuke through the
land Is displeased at his inability
10 expatriate himself So far as
that IS concerned, the true Chinaman has
no desire nor thought in that direction
He is honnd when in America as firmly in
the iron grasp of the patriarchism that
underlies and Is the handspring OF the
Chinese system, as if resident in China.
His present and his hereafter depend upon
his respect for that system, and upon abiect
obedience to the patriarchal edict that
utterly forbids his becoming an American
citizen. He may no more violate that law
than peril his souls hereafter, and invoke
the terrors of eternal yagabond;sm which
hold every Chinaman in absolute subsection
to the law of the family The country
from which this Oriental halls has
written into It's laws the formal declaration
of penalties for those who renounee their
nation. The Penal Code of China trans
lated by Sir George Thomas Staunton).
Section CCIN., provides that " ali per
sons renouncing their country and ale
glance, or devieing the means thereof
shall be beheaded and in the punishment
Of this offense no distinction shall be made
between principals and accessories. The
property of such criminals shall be c"nfs-
Gated. and their wives and children dis
tributed as slaves to the great officers OF
State. The parents, grand pa
rents. brothers and grandchildren Of such
criminals. whether habitually living with
them under the same roof or not, shall be
nerpetually banished to the distance Of
1900 leagues. Those who M
forno against and bring 10 justice criminals
If this description shall he rewarded with
the whole Of their property. II
he crime is contrived but not executed,
tbs principal shall be strangled, and all
.be accessories shall each Of them be pun
;si,ed with 100 blows and perpetual Danish
,,,o,t n the distance Of {, 600 leagues" etc,
atc 10 the end of nauseating chapter
The country from which this new authori-
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,ast is healthy.

AUsTRALIA's BIC RIvERs-Australia is
by no means destitute of rivers. The Muir
ray is larger than the Danube, being navi-
gable / JIG miles in New South Wales, and
5S7 in South Australia. The Edwards and
the Wakool tributaries of the Murray are
together navigable for 400 miles, and the
Murrumbidgee, another tributary, is navi
gable 500 miles The Darling is navigable
for 1,75S miles from Wentworth, where it
joins the Murray, TO Walgett in the north,
making in all 377i miles of inland naviga-
bic waters in this colony. and making the
navigable water in one line from Walgett
to Wentworth 1,75S miles. thence TO the
sea 5S7, or in all 2,345 miles so that the
Darling stands third amongst the rivers CT
the world estimated by their nayigable
length Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02

COMMON SENSE VENTILATION" Air is
like a rope, remarked mining engineer
" you can pull it better than you can push
it. All mechanical appliances for pushing
air into room or house are disappointing.
What we need to do is to pull out the
vitated air already in the room; the fresh
supply will take care of itself if means for
It's admission are provided. 1t has been
usual to withdraw the air through open
ings near the ceiling-that is, to carry of
the warmer and therefore lighter portions,
leaving the colder strata at the bottom OF
the room, with their gradual accumulation
of cooled carbonic acid undisturbed. Much
the better plan would be to draw this lower
air out from point near the floor, allow
ing the upper and warmer portions to de-
scend and take its place. An open fire
with large chimney throat is the best
ventilator for any room the one-half OF
two-thirds of the heat carried up the
CHI mney is the price paid for immunity
from disease and large though this seems
from It's daily draft on the wood-pile OF
coal-bin, it is trifing when compared with
doctors bills, and with the loss of strength
and efficiency that invariably result from
living in unventilated apartments
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02
OLD MEXICO.


GrNYMAs, Jnly 1st.-Generals Carlo and
Garcia leave camp for Mexico The camp
it is rumored. will be removed the coming
week to the Mosa ranch. Cajeme is
strongly intrenched and denies having
sustained heavy losses. The campaign is
virtually over until after the rainy season.
Guaymas is full OF wounded soldiers.
The Federal officers being reduced in
salary from fifteen to fifty per cent. causes
discomfort
The new tariff, which commenced July
list, works bad,
Mining, agriculture and commerce are
depressed.
The coast is healthy.
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NEVADA.
Verdict of Not Chilly.

EUREKA, July 1st.-The case Of the State
OF Nevada VS.. John K. Boyes, charged with
the murder of Adam Altenberg near Beo-
wave, in this county, on the Goth of last
April, terminated this afternoon. The jury
was out only twenty-five minutes, when
they returned a verdict of not guilty. The
verdict is believed here to be righteous
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

During the month of June County Clerk
Flynn collected as fees 81, LAG.
Postmaster Backus denies the report that
he has asked for reappointment.
The banks of the city will be closed from
Friday noon until next Monday morning.
The California Produce Exchange adj
journed Wednesday afternoon until next
Monday morning.
George Johnson, of this city, will imme-
diately assume charge of the winemaking
at Senator Stanford's vineyard at Vina.
Mrs Mary J. Holmes, the novelist has,
in company with her husband been max
ing a tour of California for several weeks
past.
Executive Officer of the Vit1cultural
Board, c. a. Wetmore, has postponed his
proposed journey to the East until July
Goth.
Some unusually large peaches are ex-
hibited at the office of the Immigration
Association, raised in Penryn, Placer
county.
Dr. s. f. Chaplin, Inspector of Fruit
Pests at present III Lower Lake, reports
the orchards of that vicinity to be healthy
and vigorous, but almost entirely bare of
fruit
Tuesday evening at the Church of the
Advent there was jubilee church service
in commemoration of the fiftieth ami
versary of Right Rev. William Ingraham
Kip's priesthood
In Police Court No l the receipts from
fines and forfeitures for the month of June
amounted to S3,003. OF this sum $500 was
paid to the Home of the Inebriates, $50 to
the 5. z. c. a. 81 90 to the Fire Depart
ment, and s., $50 80 to the City and County
Treasurer.
Since its establishment the Mint in this
city has coined nearly $1,000 900 in silver
coins. The exact amount and description
are annexed:
Trade dollars, 420 S26 6f7 900
Standard dollars, il2% grains. ...... 60 G9I 900
Subsidiary silver SS5.S grains........ II 767, e9
Total Jos, 7g9
Tuesday afternoon Chancellor Harrison
retired from the Collectorship of the In
ternal Revenue. and Wednesday Asa Ellis
assumed charge Mr. Harrison was waited
upon by delegation of merchants, who
presented him with most fattering teSti-
monial address. J. Z. Young6erg, the
Chief Deputy, then presented the retiring
Collector with u costly gold watch and
chain on behalf of the employees of the
Department
Advices from different parts of the State,
received by Charles A. Wetmore, Chief
Executive Officer of the State Yiticultural
Convention, show that the grape blight,
occasioned by the continued cool weather,
and particularly the cool nights while the
grapes were in bloom, is more extensive
than was at first supposed, and that the
grapes are falling Off in such quantities
that the crop, contrary to expectation, will
fail short of that of last year.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02

SHE WAS SORRY FOR HIM.-A young
Texas lady Of a violent temper, just about
to be married, was found weeping by a
friend. why do you weep, Fanny ?
Your future husband is one of the most
kind-hearted men in the world" asked
her friend. Il know ii, but can't help
feeling sorry for the poor devil. | have
such tender heart that it makes me cry
to think how I'll boss him around. The
poor man has no idea what he is going to
suffer at my hands" and once more the
eyes of the kind-hearted woman were filled
with brine.-[Texas Siftings.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

L. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
San Francisco and vicinity. BE is authorized
to receive advertisements sndsubscrIptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms d and %, Mer
chants Exchange
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02

MERGED, July 1st.-Hog cholera is alarm
ing!y prevalent in Mariposa county, few
miles from the MERGED county line. A res
ident of MERGED, returning from the mount
aims above the Big Tree Grove, reports
large numbers of swine lying dead in Cath
ey's valley twenty one lying under one
tree on The roadside, the stencil from dead
carcasses being sickening and almost I'M
bearable for distance Of seven or eight
miles. The grasshopper plague continues,
and seemingly the insects increase in de-
structiveness. They now give their atten-
vegetable gardens, destroying whole crops
of fruit where they were thought to be do
ing but little harm few weeks ago The
melons. cucumbers and squashes are nearly
all DESTROYED
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-02

The REooRp-UNtoN Is The only paper on
The coast, outside Of Sass francisco, that re-
ssipes Tie 5fpA A&soeiaiod Press dispatches
tror, all parts Of ;ky sorld. Outside Of .Son
frcacisoo it as Nc competition, in poiat Of
aan5ers, in Ifs s0sns and gerse'.h circulation
throughout 1se coast.