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EoR SALE

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INOR s LE-HOUSE AND LOT At
4 Fair Grounds; house has $ ROOF
1oN2 o feet; cistern, wood.hou,e, elc
property lies near thelo,idence ofCoLl
and Is the most convenient and ot'
home 90 the Fair Grounds offered nol
cheap and on liberia teiIus. slnf
HUFFMAN, ~ Elm street
NOR SALE-HIGHtN IMPROVED
ton plantations city aud town
North Louisiana; also % few finely bn
mont and Memhrinu colts, GILES ami
mares. Fut particulars OHu catalogvl
dress y. &. MORGAN, Attorney M.la
Reol Estate Agent, Monroe, La, ny
AfUR 81 n CnEAP-A GOOD SsQ
a hand phWton. Apply 20 q. Bks
ullomnr street y
NOR SaLE IHhAp FOR ASH
II sec midland bug les, good as le,
ply az II, 5. Matthews Lumber Ian.
avonuo. -.
EUR s LEA NEAL COIrAGhu fl
Il rooms, be- sides bath ru M ahu ~
room; also clstcrn, wood house XVI
picket fence, with lot ,oXl32, on bt ~
1 r., only n few mi NC. walk rom
q Aknld street, ncnr ark Nteh wv
by ~, HRuFGFL
EOR SALE-A LOT ,bXND FfkI, W
II north SD OF Elm street, 4 w n
Erv8y; this prop rly is now reuuuih N Y
! per month and VIII 10 sold cheap uus ~,
terms. Apply 20 w ~ sHoRE ~,
EOR SALE-C "a. OQPEh' @sl I
| Il street, haSf0r g. one OF Tue A'u'1
rosidenccs In HE cay. ,,..,.,i
lNOR SALt-ONs HORSE AN. ~
4 seated phWilu and mar 49, a,
| years old, about iiis hands hl4ihn IN
| gcut'o; pbWtun g0C,l as new W. = A
! Apply 10 SlMrs b. Il hVfiAAN n,
street. ...-.-,,
| NOR SALE-rHREE BlLblAAlHs|
n two pool tables; b coll 9''Tg s,r
at BIS bargain, Apply 70 y HI
Dallas, or Y. j. CRAr1oVh' n
| Texas, --.-li
| NOR SALL.-CONu AN 70 lV,.iile|
| u IN any quantity cue Pc s45s
400 cords OF oaui. AIs'. Wh,Hi's,,S,.,, !
toni sood and 500 cotiOn Ni "'t'-
price. a. O1SrrRB Nch ---y,-.,l
! EOR SAFE OR NENr--l M,lihhl.t /,
II rent mo store house Ia ne Nrgll
lac and Wnxahnchle road si,5 N
| WaXalmchie, formerly 0ccSpsW M
DuuiVA ihe house Is new ounr M
and "a sue trading point peint .,iilt
by b, aUOd country and thleAl ,in,si
ply ~ JoIN q. GIBBONS, eui'
| D4utnlgf pStatp Hpd tax
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H'F' tAE' lnsornnc1 COmmikllonor.
oEoRaE ). pEXrHu = co.. Agents.

nfflCE OF INSURANCE., STA.
" tstics ana History, Austin, Texas. Feb.
w loo,.--fo An Whom It MAY Conccrnt mis-
Is 10 certify that the American Firo Insurenes
company, of Philadelphia, Penn, Inns
m ~ respects fnlly complied with tho laws
olIeNas rs conditions precedent 10 lis doing
uusnese IN this state, and that said Com.
hany holds Certificate OF Authority from
mus ONCE emitting II to do business In thIs
STATE FOR twelve months from the LIST day q,
1855 " NeeeSuner
\. y l-Given under my hand ard soal NJ,
written. "'e' eoo''
ii. p. BEE, Insurance Commissions.
WHAT n sHyMAan 49,
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Beware Of ConnterteitsI
GILES tIBINEaI I0lI0E ANMls9
AL FAnlILIlaA usn m.

Weak Back, Enlarged Joipra. paf,t,,t.
hnnumhusui HonrAlEiuf DipthOrfa
sointloa, frolnpsuA Utcri,
Female Weakness.
The oeat and only Ctrta.s remedy 10 p.
leye pam OF an kinds, mo- mHttur ofhlw ion.
standing. Instant robot yuart ntset srir,i,t
oWuilen Joints, Narlcoae Veins, Bites 81 In
sgcth or sick Headache. No oil or grease il
oleHn and sweet viii not soil.
Inflammation % the kidneys, fright,
ulsehse, llhhetta, lucuutlncnco 81 Urine
~ The only lininout lL the world possf.,in.
Alternative powers. Can ne taken tprunlly
Sures Cramps aud Cole niarrhoea anr
pysenlnry.
sold by All Drusgista Trial Bottle, 100.
Write pR, GlLEs BOX Sla2 NY. P,O., who
Flii I'VE advice on Rll diseases tree oichsrge
80 heWnro W INSCRIPTIONS dealers and
oquntoduitf. The reaulnr has me- uan,s
blown n the glass and fac smile OF discover.
signature over each cork.
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Frank shroonan, the old reliable sa-
loonist who was burned out few days
slsce, has purchased the Headlight IA.
loon. aud will give q grand opening to-
night TO which he Invites the public.
There will be grand spread aud \ band
Of music will be In attendance.
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II was known some time since that q
new methed ofdecoration for half-baked
porcelain had been discovered at the
great Sevrss mandatory, but that
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,r.rl af,h. n.aaix prur.

Mrs. II. O. Barrow, who resided a,
Ne si5 San Jaclnto street, died yester-
day afternoon about o'clock, from the
sgscls OF an overdose OF morphine.
when her condition was discovered by
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The Tide Water Pipe Co., bradford,
Pa, always keeps stock OF Giles fodlde
Ammonia Eminent on hand. IL IN n
necessity, ana achieves wonders In all
forms OF horse troubles. SOLD by all
druvtriat
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4 true eory W D. rAnnY. IN n s ~ IN

a true cory! W E.PAEnS, city - secretary SUii
A y ORDINANCE EXTENDING AKlRD
~ STREET;
SECrloN J, Re Il ordained by the CITY
Council u the City O.. allies that In accord.
nnco with the dedic, Do heretofore made by
Edward e. Browd and n. X. Burford.
OWNERS OF the grouI AR0rd street. as now
opened, Is hereby de ned tnbc a straet'ofthc
city, hity feet wild. un Min creek To the
hnt OF the curpor on, The course being n
continuation IN collin, ol shid street On
The north slicofs creek; and that this or.
9lnahc1 Shpll ta effect nnd be enforced
nom and after passage.
Approved FcbuH y 2l, lSS,
~, h. CABELL, Mayor.
true cony; W. p. PARRY, City Secretary
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MP BEE mmr no. Commissioner


nttlCEoF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin. Texas. March nj
ie'a- To Al HON lt May Concern; Thisi,
| locerluF That NE continental Insurance Com
panN ol New York, \, y ., has in nu resprot,
| I0ll,N complied with the laws of Texas ~ cDn.
uillous precedent 10 IT'S doing business In thi.
State, and that said Company holds m Carii.
ntair OF Authority FROM This Office oniiuinp
W udn business IN this state for iwelyt
months nom HE lst day of January, 1855, Ia
/ thC 3lNi day of December. 1855.
Sl-oiven under my hand aud seal, al
office, In Austin, the day and date firstRb5y,
written
HIP. pEE.Inenrnnrs f,,,,,,,.t..t.,..
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City Va. Emma Rush and Amanda
Clark, vagrancy; continued.
City VS.. J.. Stanson aud p, SANFORD,
walking with prostitutes; continued.
City w. Eugene Moore, lighting; new
trial granted.
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Browns Bronchial Trsches. &.
For Coughs and Colds. al do not see
how 1t is possible for public man TO be
himself In winter without this admir-
able aid."-Rey. II. NJ. Devens, Pocaset,
Mass N
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true copy W. f. PGRe9 Gi i. sS %TsGr.
A ORDINANCE EXTENDING COCH
Il ran street iiity feet Wide 20 The Missou

An ORDlNA>CE EXTENDING COCH.
- ran street tiity feet Wide 10 the Missouri
Pacific Ra lrOnd track;
SECTION =. BE 10 ordained 10y The City
Council of the city OF Dallas that Cochran
3 rect In the city Of Dallas, he ex.
tended In n s. 76o west direction fifty
ie vide, as follows: Beginning nd "a
point In the n nth line OF block IS .old town
thirty feet at right angles rom the couier OF
tie Missouri Pacific railroad track: thence
n. J.. parallel with said railroad track
anu thirty feet thererum nifty feet; thence
N. 'hS +. parallel with said north line of
block 70, about two hundred ice' 10 %. Glbts
southwest line; thence with his said south.
west j ne 5. re r. dny. eight feet 10 the
north line OF block U;tgence $ 5Be W. with
line Of blocks " and ~, about two hundfCd
aud forty feet to the beginning.
SIC. 2. That said extension he made ac-
cnrdlug to the Dallas CITY Charter aud that
all damages and costs occasioned thereby be
assessed against the property adjacent there.
by and benefited In accordance with said
charter.
SEC. .. That this ordinance take effect
nun and after It's passage
App owed February IN, lsNj
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AN ORDINANCE A sEsSGEG BENE.
n llis ard levy special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
benefited by the extension of Cochran street
l0o west as ordered by ordinance of Febru
airy q, 1855.
SECTION /. De It ordained by The City
Council Of the city Of Dallas that for the pur-
pose of paving for the property condemned
FOR public use in extending Cochran street
y. lbo W., as ordered by ordinance Feb, q
1885, there be and is hereby assessed AMI
levied special tax against the following
surrounding property holders and property
Deneatied as follows, viz: A. Wagenhau.
ser, block %, OF original town OF Dallas, be-
ing 10 feet square, cOntai ing iC,0tl guuart
.eet OF land; also block north of and ad.
Joining said BLOCK 10 and being 40 feet north
l40 wet by an average width of $50 feet
IA rth lto east, containing 500 square feet
OF land, ont OF the John Neely Bryan Head.
right, all benefited to the amount of 500
NJ Arbuckle,n LOT l5n feet nor II 7bo eas
by III feet north i2o west, containing 1865,
square feet, on the north side of Cochran
street, ns extended, being IN block --, auC
benefited $50; + NJ. Cuckrell, lots aud ., In
block y block ~, orig nal town Of Dallas
D-lng llOi et square, containing 1900 square
feet Of land, and benefited y7I Mrs $. h
lOckrell, 1873 and I, block II block 20. orig
inal tOwu Of Dallas, being 10000 square ieei
Il land. benefited 500; u Gibbs, a lot on
north Side OF Co hiram street, 49, feet wide
henented $50 All Of said property
being situated In the city and
county OF Dallas and state OF Texas, and
sud sums OF money being the rcsrec.
I've proportional amounts OF speclsl taxes
due upon all surrounding property dir cty
benefited by the extension OF said sire. I, as
Aforesaid
SEC. .. Thatthe city Assessor and Collec.
tor Is hereby ordered 10 coll ct said speca
taxes In accor ance with the provisions o
The CITY Charter IN such cases made AND
provided.
SIC. 3. That this ordinance take effect
from and afteT It's passage aud publication.
Approved March -, 1885
W h. CABELL, Mayor.
A true CNnv W. f.. pAURy Iitv S.pratorv
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Cleveland II tho choic OF the Ameri.
can pooplc-so arc Opera Pun Ciga.
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LOST.

I OST-A MEMORANDA BOOK, BE.
II tween Ca holic church and Dallas I'M
pement Co marked Il, Il f. Holbrook. Fin
der will be rewarded by returning same t.
this Office.
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Our local politicians are making active
arrangements tor the next campaign.
They ordered a box of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and feel confident and happy,
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Graham Notes.

Cow boys and all the other boys vel
for Opsra Pulls oigarstts.
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w ANTED "A COOK AND MIR 40
w service In a small family g o ~
ence required; German preferred. sO1 a
MRS. j. T. MURPHY, corner OF Magg
road and Ma ten street. VI mch
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WANTED-A MIDDLE-A1IEn ~; =
w ed woman without home IN dog
work In family OF three. Apply AZ Y
Cedar street. F'' :"
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w ANTED-A .FIRST-C LASS Ann
" Ger; none other need apply. A
N. ID. CROSSLEY, Abilene. Az
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w ANTED-TU EXCHANGE VI
w bic improved and unlmprove1
lor goods or city property. For partIe
Agent, Wills Point. Texas. '"' n
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WANrED-A GOOD CO0K-pEi
w nent situation as cook nj a ho,Si..
wages Will be paid. Apply TO or adS,,
q. RHoADs, Arson, exas ms,
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WANTED-M HIrE SERV4NTI
~ ~ @ DC g0o dock g OK, wa her and lroner
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WANTED : AGENT. ADDRFsS'
w Louis Electric Lamp Co., ST. IHn S
Tor circulars, cuts and terms of ~
power Marsh Electric Lamn - -
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Al OTICE-THE PUBLIC IS WARNED
~ against negotiating for any of the follow
ing notes: Ten notes for 500 each, one note
for so, dated January 81, 1855, signed by >. A.
den, Above notes were stolen from our safe
Mnrch Is, 1885 GRIFFITHs d COwsER.
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w ANrED - FOUR RET ! NJ " Y
w males who Understand cao, bLE
Ing nd ironing can flnd emn 9ooklhgi
good families aud good wage. b, ~ men
Intelligence snd Emp ovnsnS, apply
Main street, Dallas. 'i"eht OthC
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Tor kENT-COrrAGE WITH I Rl
Il No. 1905 CONNER e street; also
No. 1920 Main street Inquire at I'M
street.
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WANrED-HELP TODAY NJ
W smith, woodwOrker farm bon55L
savers and girls for houseworHH a'q u
manu- to-daS: Statesmen, boob e.
.,eacners, engineers, miller, matron
keepers ana cham oermaids Jntaill
anu employment Office, go Main ~
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IN meetineU of The Stockholders and Direc-
tors Of the Hou ton d Texas central Railway
Companv will be held at the Company's Of.
flee, In the city of Houston, on Monday, the
4th day of May, 1885 {.
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pa l0r'spleasantw oTm syrap Mover rail.
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FOE SENT

E0R RENT-A PLEASANT corn
l. rooms, good els ern, convenient
ness locality. Apply S0i Wood street
A u Rosenthai, ut ange Bros. 4,
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Mrs. Bertha Benson, ProprieiresS
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted
Euronean plan, with restaurant al,
meals NJ all hours, aud polite atteuilo,
cial Inducements for drummprs
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ENOk SaLE tHkAP FOR NAsh-
II sec midland bug lies, good as le,
ply ~ II, s. Matthews Lumber IAN.
nNp4up
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-22

can be no question that the former has
been timorous. More back bone" to use
an Americanism, would have tended to a
clearer understanding, and to lessen the
likelihood of war. We are told that
Russia has made "new demands; but
there is an absence of detail as to their
character, that is vexatious. What more
could Russia demand than the occupation
of Penjdeh, which England could not even
tolerate by reception. Russian diplomats
are too sagacious to demand the occupation
without restriction of "the debatable
zone" nor is it thinkable that they would
venture to ask for the Herat plum. There
are dispatches announcing that it is the
intention of Russia to descend upon Herat
and seize it at all hazards; but the au-
thority is the expression Of an anti
Russian newspaper. Still another story is
that the bridges commanding the army
route to Herat are demanded by Russia.
But this is also unofficial. The most i'm
portant news that is credited to due au-
thority is that EngIand's Ministry has
asked for a war credit, and has renewed its
activity in putting the army and navy
upon an immediate war footing. This GER
tainly looks as if Gladstone's peace policy
is about to give way before the complies
t;ons of the hour.
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CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION.

THE political life OF Il man is public property;
his private life should be safe from intrusion,
and good policy as well IS good feeling should
protect it from those who are honestly at war
with the politician, but have no enmity to the
msn.-[Writer in Blackwood's Magazine
IT is all right for these men to seek Idaho for
homes, but the fact should be new reason for
the Government to deal with the utmost prompt
ness in forcing Mormonism back within the
laws.-tSalt Lake Tribune.
The arts of war must lose their influence for
evil in this enlightened civilization, and as the
world progresses in mental and moral under
standing, the arts of peace will flourish CORE
spondingly, and the time is not far distant
when, with each recurring New Years anniver-
sary, shall come the tidings waited from every
quarter of the globe, ANS well-peace, good
Will san Jose Times Mercury
WE all have tweuty-four hours every day to
invest, and if one hour withdrawn from bust
ness can be better invested is it not wise thing
to do it, Relaxation, however. TO be profitable
must be whole-hearted.- Santa Barbara Press.
THE lowe ing of the flag over the buildings of
the Interior Department in homer of Jacob
Thompson is more than Il straw; it is the declar-
alton OF a policy. No other construction car be
put upon Mr.. Lamar's tart reply to the structures
upon his conduct.-lI.o Angeles Express.
HENRY WARD BEEcHEG is reaching out his
hand to save the Brooklyn Postmaster And vet
he believes that the spoils belong to the yic,ors
lBartfesd Post.
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THE REASON WHY.

The San Francisco Cal says: " In the
publication of politics which is going ON
it is much to be hoped that the character
of State Legislatures in general will be
improved There Is no reason why Legs
latures should not average in integrity
and intelligence as high as the people. If
the people cannot always select their best
xsen they ought not to honor their worst
ones. Yet We are forced to the conclusion
either that Legislatures are below the av-
erage OF the people, or that the average is
low" 1t is true in philosophy that a
stream does not rise higher than its source
But it is not true in politics that 4 Legis-
Iature Is always representative Of the peo-
Pile 1t is not true, because the worth and
intelligence Of the people are 50 largely
PROSTATE before the intrigues and power of
the bosses Whatever there is to complain
of in the character Of legislative represen-
tation is due 10 the fact that the people
consent to the few-who are the bosses and
their servitors-loing that Tor them which
!. stheir solemn duty to do for themselves.
Some of the very best communities. where
intelligence is broad, the moral tone good
and the public sentiment on general
issues sound, send up the weakest
Representatives, and the sole cause
is the neglect of duty on the part of the
citizens within party lines. a small ring
often rules 4 large community, and wher-
ever that is true the rule and the repre-
sentation will be bad We shall have I'M
representative Legislatures Just so long as
We permit the unrepresentative class to do
the duty Of the whole community. Again,
legislative rewards are too meagcr. The
thoroughly representative man too often
finds that to engage in the contest-made
necessary by the methods Of the political
bosses-he must put at the mercy of UNI
considerable political gabblc the character
Of lifetime, and submit himself to
humiliations against which an independent
nature revolts The inducement to serve
the country is small and the sacrifice great.
But the first is not too little nor the latter
too great, if the citizen can be freed from
the domination and torture process of po-
Iitical ringmasters. That this will in time
come abou; is certainty, for the evil of
uurepresentative bodies viii presently cor
rect itself-violently, perhaps, as the body
throws off by spasmodic action foreign and
.:.oA;,,.r -,,h.lnncn.
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

J. F. Gratz, of Woodland, is in the city
J. B. Haggin left for the East Monday
night.
4. Thomas II. Reynolds left yesterday fol
Fresno.
George Proctor, of Napa was in tie city
yesterday.
J. O. LOOMS, of Loomis, was in town
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Flood Flint have gone tc
Santa Cruz.
p H. Gardiner, of Islcton, visited Sacra-
mento yesterday.
Hon. w. C. Hendricks came down from
Folsom yesterday.
Clarke w. Croker came up from the Bay
yesterday morning.
w. B. Todhunter went over to Winnie
mucca last evening.
Justis Greeley, of Marysville, went to San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs w. w. Durham and son, of Dur
ham, were here yesterday.
Harvey Camper of Chico, went through
to San Francisco yesterday.
w. J. Martin and NJ Heffren, of lone
City, are visiting Sacramento.
Miss Hattie Caples, of Elk Grove, is visit
ing Mrs. DR.. Durant, of Folsom.
Ex-District Attorney Lardner, of Placer
county, went yesterday to Tulare.
Rev. H. J. Becker Will leave in a few
weeks for short visit to the East.
C. w. C. Rowell, of Sacramento, passed
Mojave yesterday, westward bound.
Judge Niles Searls, of Nevada City, came
down yesterday, on his way to the Bay.
Ex-senator Petsr Dean of San Francisco.
returned home from Sacramento yesterday
Rev G. w. BURNER, of Shasta, passed
through here yesterday on his way to the
East
Henry X. McLennan and wife, of Chico,
returned home yesterday from Los An
geles.
Mrs. w. B. Ferral returned yesterday
from visit to Greenwood, Ell Dorado
county.
Captain Foster and wife and r. D.
Stephens went down to the Bay yesterday
afternoon.
Thomas Mcconnell, of McConnelrs. who
had been in the city a few days left yeSter-
day for home.
Deputy United States Marshal McEwen
paid the city a flying visit yesterday from
San Francisco.
0. 2. Dutton, of Colfax, agent of the Bear
River Ditch Company, passed through yes
terday, en- route to Folsom.
Frank Boyden and Miss HUM Boyden,
of Lincoln, are visiting Sacramento Also
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hotchkiss, of Lincoln.
George II. Wolfe, editor and manager of
the California Architeet and Building Ne'cs
of San Francisco, is spending few days in
Sacramento.
In this city yesterday: c. Denman, Min
neapolis Samuel Clay, Santa Rosa; w. d.
Ally, David Nance and Jefferson Arm
strong, Costumes; DR.. W. w. Chandler,
CORTLAND.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday R. Trevat, New York; Fred DON
ance, San Francisco; l.. L. Alexander,
CRYSTAL Mine; C. J. Moore and wife, San
Francisco Mrs. W. w. Durham and
daughter, Auburn; Alexander Rothen-
stein, Chas. Alpers, Geo; B: Moury, Chas.
W. Byam, Geo. c. Wolfe, San Francisco !;
Mrs. S. E. Bernard, Mendocino; VIM. c..
Maze. Modesto; Chas. H. Rauding, Sonora !;
r. T.. Douglas, San Francisco; George E.
Robinson and wife, Nevada City; Mrs. j.
Z. Prewett and child, Auburn: Niles
Searls, Nevada City; Sam Loventhal, San
Francisco; J. V. Logan. Stockton r. r.
Rush, Butte county Dry II. Giles, Suffer
Creek; B. w. Barnes, Laporte: c. +. Phil
lips, c. S. Crocker, Oakland; F. r. Girard,
city; Jacob Wollner, F. c.. Cook, San Fran
cisco.