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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-07
NEW YORK STATE.

| The J." EVENING JOURNAL" print
ed at Albany, the capital of the
State of New York, isthe best ad-
vertising medium in the State,
and the best daily newspaper
Its Weekly edition is the leading
weekly in New York, and is sent
for 81 a year TO any part Of the
country, postage free Every
subscriber to- the Weekly also
receives grGiHitousig a copy for
one year of the monthly maya
zine GOOD Cheer" The SEMI
WEEKLY JOURNAL is sent TOR s.
year, and with it is sent free Of
charge for one year, the house
hold magazine. Good Cheer"
and the farmer monthly. "Uur
Country Home" Send for speci-
men copy.
W. J. ARKELL, President.
Albany. n. Y.
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ALLEN SPRINGS.

THIS FAVORITE AND A.r-
/ charming retreat in one of e eM.Ssh-G
the lOveliest canyons in Lake - az tessrFszz
county, with wen-drained rs .IF s.s.I4sis,
grounds and good trout stream $50
at hotel, having been entirely reftted and re-
furnished is now open Tor the recention of
guests The Springs are Soda, Chalvbeate ana
White Sulphur, and their medicinal value is
superior. The new proprietor viii endeavor to
make this resort a pleasant home for inyalids.
pleasure-seekeIs and hunters. Terms reason
able Railway TO Williams thence 40 miles by
daily stage for the Springs, on arrival of train.
WILLIAM BASLER, Proprietor.
iz-IO.
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LITTON SPRINGS COLLEGE,
Sonoma County, Cal.

THIS is THE ONLY BOARDING-SCH0OL
in the state that has the advantage of being
entirely in the country. 1t is well equipped
with all educational appliances Il prepares
young men for every branch of business, for the
Colleges of Law and Medicine, and fol- the Uni
versities The highesg distinctions gained by
California students at the great Universities of
the East have been won by pupils of this School
Princeton College, appriSIng me of the success
of three of my boys at the last entrance exam
nation states that all the boys did extremely
we'll" and that the papers of one of them
% we're the best the Examiners received this
year" JOHN GAMBLE, Il. A, Principal.
vi ma
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-07

MIS-. Lotter, wife OF clothing merchant
of Oakland, died suddenly on the I'd of
August of apoplexy
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a REVEREND FISH SToRY.-The follow
ing fish story must be believed because it is
told by q divine himself
PACIFIC GROVE, Augu

ACifit GkONE, august 4, 1000.
EDS. RECoRD-UNGoN: Rev. C S. Sprecher and
son, of Stockton, j. S. Graham, of Sacramento.
and archie Hart, OF Modesto, have just returned
from four hours fishing on the rocks along the
ocean beach. The catch was forty-eight rock
cod and perch weighing 16f pounds, the largest
fish being 10 pounds. This is the largest catch
on record ut the Pacific Grove
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LESS than 90 cents on the dollar, the
sample line of ladies' silk wraps, drap etc
dolmans, silk Russian circulars, etc, at the
sale to-day. Red House.
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SPLENDID bargains for those who visit us
to-day. Every lady should see the sample
line of silk wraps, drap d'ete dolmans, cir
culars, etc, at the sale to-day. See new adj
vertisement Of the Red House.
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FLAGS. FLAGS With black border for
decorating, two sizes. 10 aud Is cents each.
Red House,
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LADIES French kid shoes (all sizes), 50 so
per pair. Red House.
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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. l
wouldn't sell mine, if l could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. W A.
Stephenson. sos street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines
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FLAGS for decorating, with black border,
two sizes, 10 and 10 cents each at the Red
House.
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SEE new advertisement to-day of tho
Red House.
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or BUYS CORD OF STOVE WOOD. OR
Po TON OF COAL, at the c. o. d. Woo6
and Coal Yard, No. 40l street All orders
promptly delivered 10 any part OF the city.
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A Legal Holiday.

The following resolutions were passed at
a special meeting of the Produce Exchange
in San Francisco yesterday:
Resoived, That his Excellency, George Stone
man be respectfully requested to declare Satur-
day, August Sth, legal holiday.
ResOlred, That this Exchange adjourn from
Friday, August 9TH, at noon, to Monday, August
10th, in respect tc the memory of General L. S.
Grant
The Governor has issued proclamation
declaring Saturday legal holiday.
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LONE FISHERMAN"
DR.. c. H. WEST, PIONEER INVENTOR
SACRAMENTO BANK,

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IL THE CITY,
Corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500, OOO.-PAID
VI up Capital, S2DO0O0. Loans on Real Estate
July /, IS ;, $2.0i.SlS. Term and Ordinary De-
posits July ]. 1885, 81 ,9G5 52i. Term and Or
binary Deposits received. and Dividends paid in
January and July. Money Loaned upon Real
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively a
Savings Bank business. Information furnished
on application to W. p COLEMA AN, President.
ED. f. HAaLToN Cashier iyai-is6m
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CANDY FACTORY.

4 FRS. Z. NJ. WIEDMANN, NOS. AS ] STREET
w and 4l9 X street metropolitan Theater
Building), Manufacturer and Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in all kinds of Candies and Nuts.
m12-2ptf
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BOARD OF EDUcArIoS.-TheC City Board of
Education met in special session last even
ing for the purpose of electing
Principal for the Sacramento Gram
mar School All the members were present.
Director Avery moved that Professor }. W.
Johnson be transferred from the Capital to
the Sacramento Grammar School. 1t was
lost by the following vote Ayes-Slater,
Alsip and Avery-3; noes-Petrie, Davis,
Stevens, Conklin and Chadderdon. Com
munications making application for the
position were read from Professor W. i.
Willis and Professor W J. Hyde. The
Board proceeded to ballot, which resulted
as follows: For Harris-Petrie, Conklin,
Stevens, Davis; for Pond-Slater, AL
sip, Avery; for Rowell- Chadderdon-
l. There being no choice. second ballot
was taken, which was identical with the
first. Upon motion of Mr.. Conklin the
Board adjourned to the last Monday of the
month, which will be August 31st.
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SEE new advertisement of the sale to-day
st the Red House.
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McKINNEYS LANDING.

MOST PLEASANT TOURIST A
M Resort on LAKE TAHOE. E<dssA-
Cottages, with board, sig ~ G1I k5sEez&
per week. Boats free; fishing rs y IS 81 ~
unparalleled game abundant:
romantic surroundings.
m29-Sm J. W. MCKINNEY, Proprietor.
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BLUE CANYON HOUSE,
PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
Is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS. I A...
1 The most charming summer Ic<lFe-Ae- u
resort in California for comfort Es;stss 1z4esA
pleasant home good living sesss ~. Z. g
pure air and sparkling noun
tain water. Terms reasonable.
jeS-3m l. B. LEACH, Proprietor.
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ADvERTIsEMENT ArENTToN.

Metropolitan Thcater-Mailnee and evening.
Sacramento lodge. tonight.
Grand Opening Saturday evening.
sacramento Uniformed Camp
Pioneers Funeral Notice
Card-Electric Light.
Business Advertisements.
solicitor Wanted.
Horse for PhatOn Wanted
Prospect Hin Farm for Sale
Rams for sale.
Memorandum Book Lost
look Lost
saddle Horse for Sale.
Bids Wanted for Straw.
li9le Bros. 81 Co.-Envelopes
Welnstock d Lubin-Store closed tomorrow.
Red iOlsc-SGmple Lines
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BORN.


Dutch Flat, July l6-Wife of John Rodrigues
daughter.
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CRONKITE & JONES.

CRONKITE & JONES,
101S NINTH STREET BETWEEN ! AND
IUlo K. General Blacksmithing and Wagon
making. Lumber and Spring Wagons in stoc k
and made 10 order. and for sale at prices as Il W
as an inferior Eastern vehicle Also, for sale
very cheap, a good Top buggy aud Csnnpy-tc D
Pony Phaeton. Repairing at bedrock pric, S.
Give us call. aul-ipm
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Arrivals at the Golden Earle Hotel

terday: S. X. Thornton, Z. l.. Reese, A. II.
Williams, W. Babcocl, Z. Bell, San Fran
cisco; w. b. Lardner and wife, Auburn; L.
W. Moore, Pittsburg f. n Lowry, Gin
cinnati; J, d. Hatch, w. B. Miller, Sacra-
mento; Henry Adams, Stockton; A. NJ
Bowen, Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Egbert, Miss
Mabel Egbert, Walter Tunbull, san Fran
cisco; P. II. Metcalf, Oakland
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As stated, is young man about - years Of
age, and has lived in this city and vicinity for
some time. He was at one time employed
on farm at Reuters station, and is said
10 be we'll connected. Perhaps before he
gets through with his confession (the last
chapter having been given late last night.
with prospect of more to Gomez he may
relate more interesting events Of mis- life
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AREEsTs.-These arrests were recorded
fast night: Marta I.afave, by officer Frazee,
for exhibiting; John Timmons, by officer
Rider, drunk; Lerinda Washburn, by
officer Rider, for maintaining nuisance !;
T. McMorrY, hul glarY
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FOR SALOONS.

THE proprietors says he helped himself
to beer and crackers.] Visited Turner Hall
saloon the second time, but got nothing
Also visited the Palisade Saloon K, be-
tween Second and Third, and got 81 80
Robbed Harry Candles twice and got
nohing but cigarettes. Also robbed Pete
Flaherty's saloon, and got 81 80. The last
place was Adams saloon, on ], between
Seventh aud Eighth got 81. The money
and cigarettes taken from my person | got
at Adams saloon. When Ash caught me
make arrangements to rob it the next night
This statement / make voluntarily and
of my own free will. Signed T. Nc
Morrv.'
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20

one court has already decided ,i.at. Fordycc Roper has title, to-wit: The case of the Chinaman, but against this il is worthy of notice that there are more then ten pcrson' in pp-S"'- sion of lot r.. block lG, who were never served with summons III that case. who knew nothing about it and cared less. and never were di-pus>o~,'d. Judge Berry says the Ihnaman rald S2JO for the lot after judgmrnt. l wiil not contradict him, but am Ju,'i!Ir" in douhting the statement, and a'n also justified in believing tn" Wh,,' ease was fraud oI some kind. fer do know that the judgment wa> wrong. Ii the ca-o waa properly presented.
 Now, l. arl oi you arr slaves or tirnkivs. and nad rather pay tribute tD these men who iui,t on lou cl1.~ they must know to hr unjust and un- lawful in order to snr, yuur Yr'y hearts llppI. l says "t'pd Alnn"-iH help you for cannot,
 In conclusion thimI, T2" {" S"" Der lot i. enough for each ot you to subscribe. umlc>- in cNcrpti"na! eases where you have yc:r valuable rr"l- | crty. but l want up on" to ourr"-r ! himself, but as 1 must make mN,"iI rrsp"n>iii" for counsel fees anal haE, 1 already deposited all the money can 1 raise. think you should hc g,amIt ! and liberal particularly R. you u:, guaranteed that lao more ": th" mon.t | will hc used than th"r" k necessary ; | fer this purposes; syc N:. E!imn'~ ry { cript. and pleas" do mot expect nI' t beg you to subscribe, for | w"n' n. of your nonc! i,r myself aud vii not have it uult~, after :h' wrrk d,u and you have money tn >larr y., should give it tp me frr,lr
 JAMES kE'Hr.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20

HY tIHTi' r. OF AN FNECt I!O\ ISSt ED cut oj the .Iu~ti,.-' Court oi Township No. Onc. in and iur ihr County of Covhi>c. Ter Ii;ury co! Arizona. [" Iuc directed and dc!iN- cred on a iud.m, nl rendered Iu saId Court on tnc .;ulh day of April, l~>j, in favor of the Mayor and ConlmuGl Couu il Uf Inc city Oi To,:ih-junr. Territory of Ariz0aa. and against Iy,lIa N Ci.ik. wherein ] sm commanded To make lhu sum of IurIy-four dollars daiha-Cs with interest thereon from dale oi judgment at IItc rilr of len pes ccul. ger aHhUm uriiI paid: together N.sh 'c!2.:i5 eo>is and accTu- iHs tD>i~.
 I.,,,. this day levied upoh thc following drSrrih,u iru,,,.ity. .tu vii:
 Lot thjit,.-u tiJl.in tiuch siNiy two i6?), in ;it, ci;y oI Tombstone. C"cEI-c county. -Nrl- lpua, according io ihr nilciIi map or plat thereof now "r rccWd iu The office oi inc county rccnrd,r of CovEiSc county; said lOi Irin. on lhc NV corner of 1Ih and Bruce >lrrc,-, in said city of Tombstone.
 Publi,. notice + hereby given that on the ;ih day nf November, lSeI, between Inc hour. of 9 am aud 1 T. IH, i' front of the ,iiy Hal. in ;hv city oi Tombstone, Coo hisC county. Arizona Territory, ] will sell all :hC right, .iilc al q interest of ihc said Lydia VI Clark, in aud iu the above described rrOI Crtv at Public Auction, to iEc highest aud best bidder for cash. lawful money of inc Ini'ed Statr- io satisfy said cYrcutIpu and all ro-t>. Dated this thp l:;,i dav Of. October, l>s5-
 JAMES COYIE.
 CIirf nr Pole, of ili' City uf TJHb~ lout .
 cCii% 3ll
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20
1We Mountain lNttiU. Steps Ire !ieiH. Taken io Test the Validity uftI,e Mountain Wnid Mining e'ompnny'-
 snrfaec Sar.OunL. Ken Hundred: and SeVcnty.Eivc OOls:,r- Vow in sl,r Esrud. of T.. VI. ieiinn lo Pro-
 rccd Wiz, iu
 Court.
Read. ksrasi,.

Received of James Reilly the sum of five hundred dollars ($JOO. in trust for tn" following purpose; viz: To be applied i'll the payment oi costs and counsel fees in all ease, in the courts, against the so-call"d Mountain Maid Mining Company. Fordvcc Ro- Der or any person or persons. claim ing under him or them. and in favor Of all persons (a> herein provi,lcd) who have title or pussc>>ion to lots on :hc surface 0f the su-cailrd Mountain Maid Mining Claim, whether their title be under the patent issued to Mayor Randall, dated September 22 1880, or a bona iidc adverse pr,-r-Sion of five years, and generally tn protect said lot owners and defeat III spurious claim of title to said lut> under or hy the so-callcd Mountain Maid Mining Company, and l promise to icvot, said sum of money a. well as aIl other monies, received hy nic in trust iol 'he above stated puIruSc and inr tn, 'urtherancc oi the above stated oh Jects, and in the protection oi tn, rights Oi all settlers or persons. Nh, shall within five days from date O. this receipt, enter into contract witl said James Reilly. to contribut, : specified amount for the enlargement and strengthening ot this fund and il defense of their homes and thci rights.
 IL being expressly stipulated an, agreed at the final termination ui sui or suits, affecting the establishment 0 titles herein mentioned, that a full ;c counting of all monies received an, disburscd with proper vouchers lo such disbursement made in the inter |. est of this purpose, shall bc made t, the parties in interest, and any un expended balance of money on han, shall be apportioncd to each con tributor, in pro rata to their ccntribu .ion or their interest in said iund.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20
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scril"'r-

To thr owners and occupants oi lots un the alleged Mountain Maid" mine, l ask you tn rcad carefully the receipt oi Mr, B;iun. published in another column oi thiS paper, as wcil ao the draft ot a contract for youC n,!dcr;.- ti"n, following said receipt which l think explain themselves.
 also think that any extend com mcnt on thCm irom me would hc out of place. But will now say to you that neither the Mountain Maid Com parry nor Fordycc Roper have any title whatever to any lot on. the sur face of the so-cailed Mountain Maid minc, 1T properly tested in court, but {" so test it, counsel. officers and court fees must bc paid, for attorneys will not stand up and fight your fight for nothing, particularly when they have families tO support. If your subscrip- tions under the contEact offered amount tu two thousand dollars, l propose to employ Judge Mitchell, Judge Robinson ana Goodrich and Smith, and to pay each a retainer oi about 10 to 20 per cent of his ice in allowance, and for that purpose MT. Blinn has $500 balance to bc paid as work advances; (scc contract.)
 It. IS true men may say that that
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20
SUliil.i0siS.

IN TIE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR TUE COUNTY Or -DCHISE, IN THE TERRITORY or AEfZONA.
 John Montgomery, Plaintiff, V, Joel Ellington. (. E. Ca:lcLdar aud Jame, Rlusic. Dr!"nuan:>.
 A,uou L.ou-a; .H tic Coauty Court "t Corli,r. Territory of Arizona, and iIc com n the office "f lie clerk of line said County Count.
 1,r Territory of Alizonn scnf> srcciin. io: Joel >. El iu"toH. (. E. t#i!cndar aiId James HrI.>lc. Gc!rnGnn.,.
 Yuu are hereby required to appear in al" acton brought against y"u hy lhc above named ui.iu;iu. u the County Court of CachI-c IuunIy, Tclri'ory of hnZona, and to answer the cumpluiut fled therein, within tw,ujy d:,yc tcNclu>.yc of the day of >crvicc) al CT tie service on you uf this eunlm"n>, if -tryrd within Iai~ CuUnty; COT 1T served out ni this cuGIty. but ia th.s dI>ir'ct, within th-itv days: "lLcrvi>. wIihm forty daJS, or fua-:uril by GctIui. will be taken H-Sarrs : sou according c. the prayer 0! said com !ud,ui.
 S.;a seton Is brought to recover of ycu tIc. .llI ni eleven hundred nnd f"r;y-Iwo Cular-. > fully appears hy the complaint f.,G hrr,iu, d duly certified copy Uf which .- ncIcts attached hud you are hereby nD lied i.iiat if you la.l iu appear and ar>vcr thr >.,id complaint. a, above required. the >-id pIaaIiil wll! lake judgment against yniI D.; (, i:.,.ll iu llc sam rl Sl.ii2 with interest ~fsiuisf. damages aud cu~t- oi ~iit.
 G.yru l.dgr gy hand and seal oi rho U,uut, Cu;rj ol Cvch.-c Co"u;y. Territory nf Arizona, ILi- niih day ni October, \. D l~~5
 A c. WALLACE, Clerk. By (. N. CLU5!. Dept. Clerk
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20
Some E'r:lus, Confessions.

"Our remedies are unreliable" ."-Dr. Valentino Mott
 eve have multiplied diseases "-~--Er. Rush, i! I'!...::,al.!;...sra.
 "Thousands are annually taught cred in the sick room. ."-pr Frank.
 "Thc science o; n,cdiri1" k s',uudcd on conjecture, improved lo muHd,..' sir Astlcy Cooper, VI. D.
 "Thc medical practice "i ike pres cnt day i, neither philosophical nor common s,M-c.--i'y. Evans tdiu- hurgh. Scotland.
 Dr. Di" Lewis. who authors drugs as rule and practicc> hygiene. + frank enough, however. tu say over ijS ig- nature, "I found myself ,it" victim oi a serious kidacy tyuUh!c. should use Warncr's safe cure. liecaU>c | am satisfied it is not injurious Tine mc3- ical profession stands helpless im the presence of more than unc sr,cE nIa!- ady"
 An old proverb says; II q person dies without the services of Il doctor. then a coroner must hc called in and jury cmpancllod 10 inquire aud de- tcrmiuc uwon the cause oi dca!l:; hut ii a doctor attended thc cas', ttrcm n" coroner snd jury are needed, ao every body knows why tue pcysod died Medical Herald. oIS-lw
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20
. :>r-st.

What wonder Americans have com plaint, ahout th" Mexican Custom Houses. and no wonder they rc'ort on us when We have such 'pucilminlus. impccuni>" officials, who hold McN. jean citizen in 5000 bond, and cXrcn- sivc suit over a mere tccnirality. ,o that he will be able to charge his fees. Away with such pilgrims; w. doing business in sonora, demand hi> rc- moyul
 The above article i> called cut, hy the act oi an official holding citizen of sonora from bringing iu 20 odd head of cows and calves. which do not pay duty, and knowing this failed tu report to the Custom liou-c.
 J, N. CIMNi>v, ;D:tx DARE
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-20
.iDnN DART.

Dlcgat" t- (. Egau auI .auill have taken their dcpnrtur" fer Wash ington where they vii, l." :r:,lrd ly the time Congress convcu,~.
 Mcssr> Srjccr & Machin ".. thc managcrs of the Cochi,r Wholc>al, Butchcring AsSoc;ati"li.
 Pasqualc Nigro wa> yesterday kicked in the leg by q iracti"uS horse. i'Il hc- vond hrui>c was none the worse frr tine kick
 The price of beer has hccn reduced 10 thurv cents q glass in several Sa- looms in Cincinnati. thi, iS a ign ti,l, the coming winter will hc an unu>u- ally severe one.