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animation of the mineral waters of the
State. This is well and in right direc
ton. So, too, it is expected that the
Bureau of State Mineralogy will desire
means to enable it to make chemical
analyses Of mineral deposits, to aid discov-
erv and investment, and thus add to ma
terial industries and wealth This Is also
we'll, and in a right direction. Again,
chemical analyses it is expected will be
necessary for the Viticuitural Board in
aid of the viticultural interest generally
For each of these, and for Others, labor
atory Will be needed, fitted in a manner to
render the work thorough. No laboratory
for the purpose can be established short of
an expenditure of from $4,000 to $4,000
for each. Then, too, special chemists
must be employed and this will augment
the cost. Now, instead of having three or
four separate laboratories and three or four
salaried chemists, it appears to us that the
work can he accomplished at the State
University. At that point all these needed
scientific researches can be best conducted.
There the State already has a sufficient
laboratory, which would need but slight
reinforcement for the purposes named. At
the University Is competent salaried
chemist whowil only need tobe styled the
State Analyst. Thus there will be nc
new Offices created, 10 new salaries estab-
lished, no money laid out for laboratories
and no dissipation OF energy or division Of
labor As 4 pure matter of economy, the
proposition must commend itself But
above this consideration is this other, thai
the State University is the proper place
| for the conduct of these examinations. Il
will add to the value of the scientific
course for the students, and will give th(
results an authoritative character specia
chemists cannot impart. Let the law au
thorize the Board of Health, State Miner
alogist and Niticuitural Association to cal
| upon the University 10 make all necessary
chemical analyses, and all needed assays
let the chemist at the University be created
State Analyst, and with the force abon
him and the Faculty 10 aid him, and sucl
small financial aid a. the State may fine
necessary for additional apparatus anc
materials We shall have better and NOR,
impartial results than are possible to b.
attained by a number of special agents. Il
entomology only will it be impossible t.
send to the University, since that insti
tuition is not yet supplied with an ento
moIogist, a chair for which, by the way, il
the interest of horticulture, yiticulture an,
agriculture, should be provided and file,
by the very highest skill the State can oh
tain.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-van Fleet, Judge.

Department 0ne-Yan Fleet, judge,
MONDAY. January - 1855.
People vs. Thomas Il. Acknowledgements of
! demuTTers continued Until Wednesday next, at
! 10 \. NJ
People W D. NJ Bunls-same order As ab,vc.
| People vs. Charles DDdgc-Iakcu under adj
| viscment until Wednesday, at 10 8. N.
John I. CGfdwell Us. - Mcknnou-Mot.o
to strike oU5 and disailOw cost bills argued
and taken under adYisgIneur
J. 4. Z. Guuter vs.. y. IL. BrowEel ct al.-Con-
| tiuucd until Friday for argument.
H. Mccain, ST, in Insolvency.. W. Wilson
500.
Z. C. Parsons in insolyeucy-O-der filed
Vacatlne appointment o, Charles Robin and ap-
pointing Henry kahn rs assignee, and also
authorizing hin to sell certain property.
People vs. Jake Martin, grand larceny-De
murrcr allowed and sustained. District Alter
ncy directed to file new information against
the defendant Within three days
People ~. Edward Doheny-DcmTrer over
ruled Defendant pleads not guilty.
People y. Henry Denny Demurrer ovcrrulcd.
Defendant pleads not guilty.
People Is. Eicnard Li,st0H bU-glaTy--Dclcnd-
ant sentenced TO two years III tho state Prison at
Folsom.
People VS.. W. H. Murphy. grand Iarccny-De-
icntant sentenced % four years in the state
Prison at Folsom
People vs. Henry Lowe, burglary Prisoner
sentenced to ten Years in the state Prison at
People vs. Luke Pierce, Observation-Disclosures
discharged from custody.
People vs. Jack MeKenna. attempt to commit
rape Continued autil 10 r. =. tomorrow.
People y. IS. Nctanis, disturbing the peace
on appeal from the Police rourt--Continued for
two weeks.
NCGTuth -. wallace et al.-Defeudant, given
thirty days from date to serve statements on
motion for new trial and all proceedings on
executions herein stayed until determination of
said motion Tor new trial. Order entered with
out prejudice 20 rights of plaintiff
FCupC V. simon iIfeu, murder-Pr!sOncr
sentenced 10 be hanged by the neck until dead.
on + II ia!i fcpfaaf! -'Ih, between the hours OF
f.tit,,. af n A,btv and co,is,o ,sbbv TO-
ccaSeTW + tshi,, ,,-arlfsj iatters ~ t,,i,,i
ratinu oli iIirs. bond In the SIN, ut - Dan in,
each cas-. F 1;ris,y"Id II q HAS ana n +
Wise arr-,iSPrs. Notirc In creditors in RfCopD.
y',.I0y
Estate Of T. sullivan decpa-ed-NSotice 10
strike ont cc-t8Ii, nom ions of contest and also
application for allowances to widow. oTnositInn
10 be filed in three. DAYS Continued citation
to Iohn T. Care, dismissed
fsiair os John g. FOX >e.l-Pctition for
ora,- OF sale Of real state s.rsntcd.
I'm .i.ena ter of the Ears Minors Continued
FOR two weeks.
GUanl i->lipo OF Susie =. Nillikem minor
p. Boil. Geor.,c "a. Davis ..ael + :. Mott apnoint
cd appraisers.
Guardianship oflI. O. Beatty. Jr-Pctition for
leave to sell real estate granted
Estate ct Laviuia hobbs dcceaSed-O1,icr
granted settling final account and distributing
estate.
Estate of -- ProvcstE Continued until March
I'd
Estate of \ T. Driver-C CONTINUED two weeks.
Estate of Ripley C. Kelley. dcceascd-Any
KELLEY appointed administrative Bond $3.50
Appraisers. J. II. Atkins Edward Healey and
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ARIZONA.
Trouble Imminent-smau Fire

Tucson, January 12th.-Ominous signs
of trouble exist between the settlers living
within the outer boundaries of the San
Rafael de Ia Zanja grant, in the southwest
ern part of Pima county, and parties hold
ing the grant. Some two years since the
grant came into the possession of q syndi-
cate of Eastern capitalists. who are now
carrying on an extensive stock-raising bust
ness theron under the immediate super
vision of Colin Cameron, nephew of Sen
ator Don Cameron, of Pennsylvania.
Public sympathy is manifestly with the
settlers, as the claims of the owners of this
grant to that portion of the lands occupied
by the settlers are not generally recognized.
A fire here this morning in the wholesale
liquor store of Hill, Avondale Il Co, VIM.
Kane, agent, resulted in loss on stock OF
s., 800 fully covered by insurance. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
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A PITIABLE DEVICE.

The san Francisco Chronicle, in a Iabored
editorial, urges the establishing in that
city OF a great museum, and discusses the
details. This is right, but the reasons the
Chronicle advances are in keeping with the
reasons that journal advances in support OF
very many propositions, since in the main
they are weak and shallow That paper
says;
, ? - 6T29eisea "a ,- must beware Of REGARDING
The ,yery frst importance; Merchants do not
Southern Pacii and the Northern - PScic have awe
th sfft ds OF II rae IRON tn; city some
the first thing in order is to make san Francisco
pi to come here If we can gt them rs' 10 conc g1
10 nn see }i the sho" good many Will stay to trade
AIstr,,tfv tbis ! ,rro b,, 70 bo I'D.
vonced a. - means Of retoin;n, tbe ;,r,ort.
ance Of =, oreat commercial c;tv # i trivia,
and copfesses , lack NJ res,urco and or,oro,.
that IS ,,rocpt,blo IF San Fr,,o;,co;
commerce !. erdanrarod and hor ,,o4~o-
noIitar st,rd;no ,oe,ocad d., 49,,
seurs will M, soyc L.,. 1r,roo,-.r
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are If low Growth oI.o ocd r,,,s, logo,,o
tbinr lo.ter tbon NOR, c.,.;o.i,,- L..
ne attractive Il :. all ,..r,. VII Co.. g.
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marI,,- The city Of San l,rouc;s., -.
70 TAX, hro,dar Wow. Of mo, and hin.
and get out Of the grooves in which he
mere ,b,u-kcercr movcs who LOOKS No
further into t},, f,,ure Than tho end IF Ii.
nose Il N bor nre.an, c,oorrarc, S,r
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RICHMOND, January 12th.-The meetings
held here during the past week by Moody
the revivalist have been largely attended
and hundreds were unable to get into tbs
hall. So great has been the desire to hear
Moody that persons remained i'll the build
ing from one meeting to another, afraid Il
leave the hall lest they should be unable tc
gain admittance upon their return. Some
brought lunches with them. Mrs. Stone
wall Jackson has attended several, and
manifested much interest i'll his success
The largest gathering OF colored worshipers
ever seen ill this State was present at ono
meeting, and thousands could not get in
MoOdy's services Will close Wednesday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the superior
court of the county of Sacramento state of
California made and entered on the 18th dayOf
January A d. 1885, in the matter Of the Estate
and Guardianship Of HENRY OSCAR BEATTY:
JR., minor, the undersigned, guardian OF said
minor, will sell at private sale 10 the highest
bidder for cash, payable on delivery Of deed,
deed at expense of seller, in one parcel subject
to confirmation by said superior Court, all the
right, title and interest of said Henry Oscar
Beatty, Jr, in an undivided one-half OF Lots
one and Two q and p, in the block or square
bounded by Twenty second and Twenty third,
y and 0 streets of the city of Sacramento, Sac
ramento county, California. Said sale will be
made on or after the 2lst day Of JANUARY, a.
D. 1885 and bids or offers in writing for said real
estate will be received at the Office of Beatty II
benson, 427 X street, Sacramento city, CaliIor-
MIA or may be delivered TO the undersigned per
sonaly, at any time prior to the Dist day of Jan
uary, lsS5, or 10 said sale.
W II. BEATTY,
Guardian of Henry Oscar Beatty. Minor.
Dated Sacramento, January l., 1855. ial31w
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THE RIGHT WAY.

1t i, understood that medical scientists
will asl, the Legislature 10 aid the State
Board Of Health in making chemical
analyses with view to exposing and pre-
venting authorizations in food and drugs,
and also to aid it in making critical ex-
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to have them carry out their intentions
from their previously known success in
that section, giving full support thereto"
The Mormons claim 10 be satisfied with
Utah, and only leave it as forced by lack
of room, to settle in the States and Terri
tories adjoining The missionaries did not
see Chief Cajozme, and the whole story OF
treaty, defensive, offensive, or of colo
niZation, is entirely false. -
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NEVADA.
Legislative Proceedings.

CARSON CITY, January 12th.-A bill was
introduced in the House to-day to allow
County Treasures to deposit county funds
in the banks The House resolution TO adj
journ in forty days reached the Senate to-
day, and after much POPULARITY was referred
to the Committee on State Affairs.
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ANY Failures-Tvo hIen Dire

OGDEN, January l2th.-BlShop q Schatcr,
druggists of this place, have assigned
Liabilities, $50, OO0-mostly Eastern assets,
$4,000
Heavy Failures-Two Men Drowned.
SALT LAKE, January 12th-John w.
Lowell q Co. and John W. Lowell's assign
ment was announced to-day. Assets, $685.
GEO; liabilities, $1S5 ,0cU-preferred credi-
tors secured. J. L. Lyons, of Detroit,
Mich, is the assignee. The parties are
heavy dealers III agricultural implements,
wagons, etc.
a. f. Bailey was drowned at Grand
Junction, Col, while getting bucket OF
water from Grand river.
At Fruita, western Colorado, 4. NJ
Crilley was drowned while herding stock
near Grand river.
The Recent Visit of Mormons 10 Sonora.
SALT LAKE, January l2th.-The follow
ing is official from the leaders of the Nor
mon Church The recent visit of promi-
nent Mormons to Sonora was for missionary
purposes only, the object being to intro
duce the Book of Mormon. recently trans
lated into the Spanish language, into the
YaQuis tribe of Indians, and send mission
| aries who would instruct them III the arts
| of peace and civilization, as has been sue
ccssfully done elsewhere by them. The
! Mexican authorities on the boundary line
| were fully cognizant of the purpose of the
! Mormon missionaries, and were anxlou:
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RidiculousIy Exaggerated.

New YORK, January 12th-The Post says
1t may be stated on the best authority that
reports concerning the house which Mrs
Mark Hopkins is to build at Great Barring
ton are ridicuously exaggerated. The house
will be plain stone house, without pre-
tension. costing thousands instead of mill.
ions of dollars.
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CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP.

WE CERTIFY THAT WE CONSTITUTE 4
w partnership transacting business in the
city of Sacramento, county OF sacramento, in
this state. Its principal place OF business is
Sacramento, California. Its name is BURNS
HANCOCK AND COMPANY. The full names
and respective places of residence of all its
members are signed hereto.
Dated Sacramento, January II, 1885.
RICHARD JEROME BURNS
Sacramento California.
GEORGE WISNER HANCOCK,
Sacramento, California.
CHARLES OWEN BURNS.
Sacramento, California
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. lss
County of Sacramento, 80
On this 18th day of JANUARY, in the yearone
thousand eight hundred ana eighty-hve, before
me, Chas K. Parsons, a Notary Public in and
for the county of Sacramento, personally ap-
peared RICHARD JEROME BURNS, GEUR.zE
WISNER HANCOCK, CHARLES OWEN BURNS,
known 10 me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the within instrument, and ac-
knowledged to me that they executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal.
TsEAI,1 CHAS. r. PARSONS,
ialS-1aw4wTu Notary Public.
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4 Serious Revolt,

PARIS. January 12th.-It is learned from
semi-offiCial sources that 4 serious revolt.
headed by brother of the King, has oc-
CURED. The revoIutionists have obtained
complete possession ola number of French
posts. and murdered the garrisons 1t is
supposed that Chinese intrigue is at the
bottom of the uprising, and a general
massacre of the French at the military
posts is feared. The King teegraphed that
he is powcrless TO resist the revolutionists.
and a force of French troops has been or
dered in readiness TO proceed from Saigon
to aid the King in restoring order and
furnishing the offenders.
A Vigorous Campaign.
LONDON, January l2th.-A message from
Khartoum says General Gordon attacks
the rebels upon every possible occasion.
SCAKIM, January 12th.-Osman Digna
has become alarmed at the British advance
to Shendy, and is vainly trying to rally the
rebels to oppose then.
Severe Gale on the English Coast.
LONDON, January 12th.-A severe gale
prevails along the whole OF the British
coast Dispatches from points where the
telegraph lines have not been Frustrated re-
port numbers Of vessels wrecked and many
lives lost.
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Have Come to an Understan,

LONDON, January 12th-The Standard
understands that Germany and Russia
have informed France that they are not
prepared to join in the guarantee for new
Eqvptian loan
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OREGON.


SALEM. January 12th-The Oregon Leg
islature met to-day and effected a tempo
rary organization by the election of c. W.
Ruddle Speaker of the House and William
Waldo President of the Senate The House
was organized permanently 10y the election
of w. F. Ready. of Benton, Speaker, L. S.
Hewlett Chief Clerk, J. T. Gregg Assistant,
j. C. Booth Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Wreck Of the Abbie Cowper.
ASTORIA, January I2th.-The result OF
further inquiries from the crew of the
Abbie Cowper shows Enthusiastically that
Captain Ross, probably unaware of the
strong current which sets in shore on a
flood tide along this coast, approached too
close to land on light breeze, and before
he was aware he had lost the wind and the
current carried him in and landed his YES
sci on the sand. The night was clear and
calm, and neither fog nor stress of weather
apparently had anything to 60 with the
misfortune.
Died In His Mothers Arms-Suicide.
PORTLAND, January 12th-At Cathlamet
below this city, yesterday. a young son OF
David West, while playing up stairs, fell
| on a broken bottle, cutting the iugulal
vein. His mother, hearing a noise, went
up, and her son bled To death in her arms
in ten minutes after the accident
This morning, three miles south of Port
land, Henry Schroeder was found dead in
his cabin, with pistol lying by his side
He was last seen on the 8th of December
opposite his cabin He had nailed up {
cross and attached a black flag thereto.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
4 EranrI, Dupl

PARIS, January 12th.-A duel with swords
arising ont of the acquittal of Madam
Hughes, has taken place on the Belgian
frontier. The Madam's champion severely
wounded his adversary
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NOTICE.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
ID of Supervisors up to MONDAY, FEBRUARY
9 1885 at 1890 o clock A. NJ, for furnishing sup
plies for County hospital for ensuing three
months. List on file in office of County Clerk
By order OF the Board.
ialO-3t ". Is. HAMILTON, Clerk
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a 9 a n - .

II BEHALF OF TILE CHILDREN OF THE
L Protestant Orphan Asylum return my sin
cere thanks to generous public for the noble
manner in which my call for aid to the Christ
mas Fund was responded to- Thanks to you all
night Could you have seen the happy faces of
the little ones, and heard their shouts of Joy as
present after present was produced, you would
awe felt fully repaid for your generosity The
gifts were, indeed so numerous that il would be
almost impossible to name the donors Hence
say, God bless you all. Very truly yours
ja13-lt G. NJ PRODGER
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE
Elegant Household Furniture
-CoNTAINED IN THE-
RESIDENCE AT No. 1909 ] STREET.
BELL & CO.,........AuCtioneers
...AuCtioneers
Tuesday, Jan. 18th, Mt 10 O'Clock sharp,
On tho rnrnrnisnS ns fnlln,rs.


ONE FINE PARLOR SET. BLACK WALNUT
" seven piecesl one Elegant Walnut Side
board; Extension Table: MarbletOp Center
Range, with fixtures complete: one Magnificent
Solid Walnut Bedroom Set, with Plate Glass
Mirror; one Rosewood Set, complete; one Three
quarter Walnut Set; Spring and Hair Mattresses:
Feather Pillows and BolsterS; Lace Curtains
and CorniceS Hall and Hat Rack solid Walnut.
Brussels Carpets in double parlorS and chambers
OF eight rooms. Also, Stair Carpets and Rods,
OIL Cloths, etc. Also Chandeliers in Iarlo:
and Gas Fixtures throughout the house; Crock
cry Glass and Tiuware.
T. SIN the Evening, at o'clock, at same
place, Will sell IN lots To suit, the Large and
Valuable Library, consisting of Historical
Poctcal and Works of Fiction, including the
handsome Walnut Bookcase the whole costing
over 500 Also. q rare collection of Oil Paint
ings and Engraviugs. which alone are worthy
the attention ot all lovers of the beautiful.
This will be Il rare chance for bargains
jaln-%t BELL " co. AuCtioneeerS.
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UTAH.
Business Failure.

OGDEN, January 12th.-Bishop & Schafcr,
druggists of this place, have assigned
Liabilities, SO, 000-mostly Eastern; assets,
$40 600
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SECOND DISPATCHED

SAN FRANCISCO, January 12th.-Owing t.
the absence of Messrs Miller and Eustis
representatives of the Burlington and Mis-
souri, River Railroad, the meeting adj
iourned, without doing any business, unit
tomorrow. The gentlemen arrived in towr
during the evening.
The san Francisco ShrievaIty Contest
San FRANCISCO, January 18th - Thu
Shrievalty recount terminated to-day. Hop
kinS' plurality over Patterson is eigh
votes.
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NEW YORK, January II, 1885.
ifg DrGr Hr. IGBdcbH: Upon reading your
letter this afternoon, General Grant and myself
felt it would be ungracous to refuse your
princely and generous offer hence his note to
you. But upon reflection | find / cannot /
will not accept your muniiicence in any form
bcgyOu will pardon this apparent vacillation
and consider this answer definite and final
With great regard. and sense of obligation that
viii Away remain, l am, yours very gratefully,
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Napa County Bonds.

NArA, January l2th.-The Treasurer O
Napa county will this month redeem 81
600 worth of Napa county bonds.