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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1885-12-31

Best calico SIC, worth 7Hc.
Best shirtings Ioc, worth I21zc.
Stylish dress goods &c, Sc and IsHc
worth double the price.
Dale City fiannels (the best in the
world) $50, worth soc.
Lawrence LII muslin SIC, worth
7Hc.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1885-12-31
further notice we win sell goods as follows:

what YOU pay daily for the same articles From now until
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-09
ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly was called to order at II 4. N
Speaker Parks in the chair. Roll called and
Quorum present. Prayer by Chaplain Davis
Journal of preceding day read and approved
Coleman of san Francisco was granted one
days leave of absence.
Gouchcr of Mariposa introduced the following
resolution:
Rf>oIred, That when the Assembly adiourns
to-day, it be in COmmcmoration of the yalor
virtues and patriotism displayed by American
soldieIy in the victory at New Orleans, January
s, 1873.
The resolution was adopted.
Daley OF san Francisco offered resolution APP
pointing J. Carroll as page ut the Clerks desk.
Referred to Committee on Attaches.
the Chair announced that few of the stand
ing committees had been formed, and they were
announced as follows:
ON Judiciary Ellison, Hazard Firebaugh,
Ashe, NcJunkin, Weaver Wood, Britt Nc
Glashan, Colby. Nunduy. McMurray and Jones.
On Mileage - Latterty, Allen, Henry and
DcVeny.
On Elections-Nc1IuTray Barnes. Fircbaugh,
Cook, NatSon-of ri Dorado, and Munday.
On RnleS-Wcaver, Coleman, Jordan, Corco-
ran and Yule.
Davis Of Sacramento moved that the Assem-
bly, adjourn until ?. VI. ON Monday.
McGlashan of Nevada moved 10 amend by
making il II \. N. tomorrow friday. Lost.
May Of san Francisco could see no Use in
members idling away their time by meeting
and adiourning every day while awaiting the
Senate's pleasure. hence he thought the Assem-
bly, might Just as wcll adjourn over
Carter ci Contra Costa moved 10 adjourn IN
til tomorrow at 10 y NJ. Lost.
PAWS then amended his original motion so
that the Assembly would meet at 10 \. VI. on
vailed, and the Assembly adjourned until that
time
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E c. Hart, of this city, has been appointed
Clerk OF the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
In regard to the deadlock in the Senate. Il Re-
publican member remarked last evening hat he
did not believe it would continue beyond Mon
day next for the reason that neither party can
afford to block legislation in this way. He
thought it quite likely that one of three things
viii OccuT-that either the two factions of the
democracy would come together or that one or
two conservative Democrats Will 90 over to the
Republicans or else that the Republicans Will
make Il sacrifice and support Il Democrat for
President pro TEN. The latter is, in his opinion,
the least likely to occur, as it would be the
most unreasonable thing to ask. But even
Republicans" he said, have something more
to do during the session than SQUabble over the
question as to whom shall be accorded the
privilege of occupying the chair when the Presi-
dent may be absent
There was 4 pretty general exodus of Assem-
bymen yesterday afternoon for the Bay. OF
those that stayed behind, some Will go to the
metropolis to-day and others will 90 to their
homes to remain over Sunday. Others are talk
ing OF going shooting and, rs if anticipating
something of the kind certain members adj
mitted that their trunks contained their hunt
ing outfits 1t may not be unreasonable tn re-
mark that the mercury must be very low when
the average knight of the shotgun gets let,
even after the word Honorable mas become
attached to his maiden name.
Boss Buckley may be seen at almost any
time-when neither house is i'll session-braced
up against one of the Golden Eagle awning
posts and surrounded by Il group of his body
guard. His scouts are about i'll every direction.
and are constantly reporting to their chief and
receiving instructions. 1t is, h0wever, quite
generally remarked hat Buckley does not make
much headway in his efforts to cOnciliate his
quarTelsome lambs. The thing appears TO have
got beyond the reach of even his usually potent
grasp. He regards II a little the toughe't case
Of trying to force the lion and lamb TO lie down
together that he ever engaged in.
Among the arrivals in the city last evening
was W. 4 Holcombe, prominent grain lnei-
chant of San Francisco, who has been referred
to occasionally us possible candidate for
tinted states Senator. Ills presence, however,
did not seem to create an unusual stir III politl-
cal circles.
Ex-Governor Ter1ins came down from his
rooms last night and mingled with the crowd
about the corridors of the Golden Eagle Hotel.
he was at all times the center of large group
of friends and supporters Ex-senator Sargent
held a similar informal levee with admiring
friends, extensive in numberand strong i'll their
support
The extended balloting in the Senate yester-
day upon roll-callS, made Chief Clerk Smith
prominent figure of the session. over seventy
five rollcalls were made, and many of these
were completed and the result placed IN the
hands of the President Of the Senate inside OF
two minutes This was IL subject OF frequent
attention and complimentary remark.
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UTAH.
Terrible injunction Overruled-
Suicide.


SALT LAKE CITY, January Sth.-A terrible
tragedy occurred in Miles City, Mont, ON
Christmas Eve. 4 dance was given in
house of prostitution, during which two
female inmates became involved in quar-
rel. Two cowboys present, Bob Sullivan
and Bob Roberts, interfered and became
engaged in ough-and-tumblet fight, which
ended in Roberts drawing a revolver upon
Sullivan. Sullivan at once left the house,
presumably to arm himself. Returning
soon after, he shot Roberts through the
breast with revolver. inilicting q
wound from which he will prob
ably die. Sullivan fed. and is
supposed 10 have remained concealed
IN town about twcnty-four hours, when he
made his way to Sandy creek, where he,
sought refuge in the house OF DR.. Cariin,
about sixteen miles distant from Miles City.
Saturday a SheritlTs posse, headed by the
Conley brothers, proceeded to the ranch
and demanded the surrender of Sullivan,
who remained concealed within the house.
Sullivan refused to appear, and fusilade
was opened upon the house by the posse to
which Sullivan replied. Eight persons were
within the building. Dr. Carlin. his wife
and three children had Just stepped
out when the firing began, and the doctor
and one child were shot dead. During the
melee Sullivan escaped. The posse then
went back to town, reinforced and started
back to the ranch. They met Sullivan on
the way, and brought him to jail. The
officers claim that DR.. Carlin and child
We're killed by Sullivan, while the occu
pants of the cabin say it was done by the
Sherifrs party A strong talk of lynching
prevailed at first, but public feeling has
since somewhat subsided.
Tu1ya Yam to-day OVprrIIIGl tbp Injunction
of the Gentiles against the Mormons, re-
fusng to make permanent the injunction
against the collection of the school tax, as
the evidence of sectarianism was INSULT
cient. g.
Jerry Griffin shot and killedAmself to-
day at Tintic Utah. Insanity was the
pauSp
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

AIRS KATZENSTEIN, THE LEADING NIL
IfI liner, is receiving daily all the Novelties
in her liue. The Styles are New and Novel and
suited for the Holiday Season SO rapidly ap-
preaching Ladies YOU are specially invited to
call and examine, as it is no trouble to show the
goods. Remember, COS J street. s5-lplm
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yITANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START
w a new business at their homes; easily
learned in an hour no peddling; 10 cents to 80
cents an hour made daytime or evening. Send
10 cents for 20 samples and a package of goods
to commence work on. Address H. G. FAY,
Rutland, Vermont d30-lm
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NEW NiEXICO.
Convicts Sent to Work-A BiaclSmailer
and RobheT.

SANTA FE, January Sth.--Eighteen con-
victs. sentenced to the Territorial Prison
from Grant county. arrived here at noon
to-day, and will be placed at work on the
new penitentiary now in progress. Among
the number is thenoted desperate and train
robber, Kit JOY, sentenced for life for the
murder of engineer Webster. while attempI-
ing to rob Southern Pacific train at Gage
station. New Mexico, year ago; also,
Juan Rivas, Nestor Rivas and Gregory
Pinon, sentenced TO seven years for murder
in the second degree.
George j. Taylor, claiming to represent
LLOYD, Williams Il Co., directory publishers
of Chicago, the Times of Chicago and the
Educational ,Joa,mal of Washington, d. c.,
has been in the city two weeks, attempting
to blackmaii the Territorial officials.
Among others, Chief Justice Axtell has been
mulcted also d number of private citizens,
of small loans, and last night he entered
the boarding-house of Mrs Case and de-
mandcd all the ready cash she had in the
house under threat of bodily harm. Mrs.
Case caught mp a chair and knocked him
down 4 large number of Taylors vic
tins made known their grievances to-day,
and should he be caught he will likely be
treated to a coating of red paint and feath-
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VINEYARD AND FRUIT LAND FOR SALE

T OFFER FOR SALE % ACRES OF LAND,
l newly and well fenced situate mile south
of LOOmis formerly Pino), miles from Rocklin
and y miles from Sacramento city, and imme-
diately upon the line of the Central Pacific Rafi-
road. Communication by rail with Sacramento
three times day. The land lies next TO Il 40
acre productive vineyard and every farm ad-
joining and IN the immediate vicinity is being
LOOMS promises TO he the centerof an EXTENSIVE
vine and fruit growing community. The soil is
easily cultivated, deep and retains moisture
when cultivated, and does not need irrigation.
but if needed an rrigating ditch runs across it
at its highest point Price, so per acre. For
further particularsinquireo of W. D. PERKINS or
D. NJ. WALKER, of Rocklin, and E. W. MASLIN,
al State Capitol, Sacramento, d29-lp
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The New Years edition of the SACRAMENTO
REcoRD-UNIox is a masterpiece of Journalistic
effort. The greatest care has been taken in pre-
pairing and arranging the >aany important ar
ticies it contains 1t VIII compare favorably
with any holiday issue ever published on the
coast. and reflects the highest credit upon the
present editorial staff of the paper. It's merits
entitle it to the widest circulation. Every ine,-
ligent reader in the State should have copy to
lille Cor reference. [Truckee Republican,
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7 OsT-ON THE EVENING OF DECEMBER
| 2eth, a Single Stone Diamond Ring be-
tween Second and Eighth, K and L streets. A
liberal reward, according to value Of ring will
be paid by leaving same at KLUNE x FLO
BERG S Jewelry Store, 42S street. ia3-lw*
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PAINTS AND OILS.

T l. CHADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEAL
u. erin Paints, Oils, ,Varnishes, window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc. No. 2}4 ST., Sacramento.
tvI7-1ntf
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IN AFFEAL.

Mr. LOwe-Mr. President, | wish to appeal
from the decision OF the Chair that there Is no
choice. The Constitution says, i'll the miscelia-
ueouS provisions, tnat Il plurality shall eject
when not otherwise provided III the ConStltu-
The President-The Chair is of the opinion
that that provision relates to elections outside,
and has 30 reference to the Senate, which is
the sole Judge Of its own action
Mr. CroSS-The provision referred to evidently
refers to such officers as are required to be elect
cd by the Constitution. There IS also section
OF the Code tl066) which provides the same
thing but it has reference TO State officers that
are elected at State elections, The only rules
applicable to this question are our own standing
rules. which make no provision directly, but
provide that wherever matterdrlSeS that Is not
determined by these rules, CuShingS Manual
shall govern, ana that says that i'll deliberative
bodies officers elected must receive majority.
Mr. LoWe-Anything contained in the rules of
the senate. or anything contained in Cushing 5
Manual which is in contTavention of the Con-
stitution, must suceumb. The Constitution says
il plurality OF the votes cast 1T any election shall
constitute d choice where not otherwise di-
rccttd in this Constitution. Let the Senator
point out any other provision of the Constitu-
lion which is il conflict with this section
SIR. Cross-Iiiat provision relates 10 such State
officers rs the Constitution requires. The ques-
ton as to ieliberatiYS bodies is left to the rules
of those bodies whefi says Tint each house of
the Legislature shall be the Judge of its own
procedure. We ere 4 deliberajive body aud
iherc is constitutional provision that Ne shall
proceed in such manner as we ourselves shall
prescribe. We have prescribed that we VIII
proceed according to CGshings Manual which
says that Il majority shall elect.
Mr.. Lowe-AdIniJ that the Legislature is the
judge It's own procedure, still it cannot be the
Judge Of lis OWL procedure when that procedure
is i'll conflict with & direct provision OF the Con
stitution.
The question being, Shall the decision of the
Chair stand as the decision of the Senate the
roll was called and the Chair sustained by !
vote of 56 ayes to 3 noes.
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The President-I desire to correct my ruling
After reading the rule am of the opinion, rs
long as there is no provision in the rule requir-
ing daily meeting. if a motion is made to ad-
jouru TO the usual hour il only re iuires major
itV vote
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RESOLUTIONS.
A. parr,. oearad the toI;owir

Mr Perry offered the following:
Resolred. That the candidate receiving the
lowest number of votes be cropped from the list
after each ballot.
Ruled out of order.
Nlr Boone offered the following
Eesolrrd, That the senate proceed to ballot for
President pro ten. and other officers ler perma-
neut organization by secret ballot.
Mr. Cross raised the point Of order that the
statutes required Il viva Vocc vote.
Point of order sustained
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OREGON.
Loss hr the Recent Storm

PORTLAND, January Sth.-Parties aTriy-
ing here from eastern Oregon this afternoon
saw the loss from the storm is heavy among
the cattlemen. Starving and dead cattle
are seen ON every hand. In some places
the loss is as high as 50 per cent,
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases OF
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss of
Mental and Physical Vigor Impotency, lnvol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
Over-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary StlmT-
liant, but q completely Restorative Tonic They
build up the whole system. strengthen and re,
store the sexual organs and give a new lease OF
rience the blessed benefits of their potent power:
Price, 81 50 per bottle Sent by mailo on receipt of
price, or by Express C. o. D. Address all or
ders, A. MCBOYLE " CO., Druggists, San Fran
cisco, ?. o. Box 1852 n5-lm
e. Lamet, French Bakery, street, be-
tween 18th and 18th. All kinds of Bread, Pies
and Cakes. The only genuine French bread.o9
Lunoborg's Perfume, Ednia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
LUndborgs Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LundborgS Perfnme, Lily of the Valley.
mrS-i-
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The Senate reGSsehIbled at > clock
Mr.. Kellogg move that the senate do now
adjourn until halfPaSt o'clock on Monday.
Mr. Lowe-l offer an amendment making it
halEpast > Some of the senators want 10 20
down the country and that will accommodate
them.
The amendment was accepted by Mr. Kellogg.
Mr.. Spencer Of Napa-I hope the Senate Will
not insist upon the motion M present ask the
Senator who made that motion to withdraw it
on account of some business which should prop
erly come before the Senate. | don't think that
this body can adjourn until Monday | think
the Constitution forbids it. think it is an ad-
iournment for more than three days without The
conSen. of the lower house. ! hope that SEN
ators who are desirous of organizing this Senate
will allow lis TO proceed with the bailOting. 1t
happens in contests of this kind sometimes that
there is an election when least expected. II Is
pt ssible that some changes may be made, and
hope the motion will not prevail
Mr. Lowe said il there was any chance of ar
irving at a result he would withdraw his
amendment.
Mr.. Keuogg-Then | renew my original mo-
tion, and ask the Senator from Napa what has
changed his opinion since the extra session,
when we adjourned over from Thursday until
Monday.
The Chair am of the opinion that it is
proper, as It only passes three legislative days.
Mr.. spencer O! Napa-l have no recollection
Of undergoing any change upon thar question. |
think it IS clearly four days. / think the intent
OF the Constitutions that they shall come to
gether again within three days
Mr.. Cr0ss-I am prepared to sit here and vote
as long as anybody-in fact. ! rather cnioy it
but nave no doubt that this is not an adjourn
ment for more than three days. To-day don't
count and Monday we viii be IN session again,
and tl.at leaves Friday, Saturday and Sunday
three days.
The roll was demanded, and the motion lost
by II ayes to 26 noes.
Twenty-seventh balot-Whitney 70, Knight !,
Johnson of SonOma l. Mailer l5
Twenty eighth buIlot--ame IS last.
Twenty-ninth ba!lot-Snme,
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The Holman Case at Los Angeles.
NEVADA.


CARSON, January Sth.-The only business
of ofimportancc transacted in the Legislature
this morning was a resolution calling for a
committee of conference to reapportion the
Legislature. The House adjourned for the
day
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TAVTNR G HOII
plsp . a. vN'4A. A.'T''tN- - - 4 -'''i--'-A-''
GEORGE :. BATES.
FRFFNf JOHNSON " RATES.
W. 5. BEATTY & 5. c. DENsoN,

FKEENlN, JWHNsON y BATES.
A TTORNEYS- AT-LAw, go FIFTH STREET,
a Sacramento and No. l0l California street,
san Francisco ul-tf
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RESOLUTION.

MIR. Drum ouereu tle iOlIoNlnS.
Res9lCcd, That recess of fifteen minutes be
taken between the calling of each ballot for the
election of President pro TEN.
Lost by vote of Il 10 -.
Mr.. Lowe-I move 10 adjourn until Monday at
half-past ,.
The P.esident-The Chair is of the opinion
that ii requires 1t two-thirds vote.
Mr. McGlure-I understand that five adjourn
to the same hour that the rule requires, ii only
REQUIRES a majority vote.
The motion was lost-ayes 9. noes %.
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NANFED-LOST-FOUND.

JITANTED-BY SOME RESPECTABLE FAM
w fly TO take full control of a small girl,
years of age: good home required; parties
Wishing the same please address AIS street,
JOHN NELSON. ja6-1w*
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physician AND SURGEON.-oFFICE AND
! Residence, No. S23 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours-s to 10 a. NJ, TO and TO
S p. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se5-4plm
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, VI STREET, BE.
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and go.
Win visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
NJ. Office houTs-S 10 \. M; l TO 3 P. NJ, and
evenings. jy1-tf
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THURSDAY. January S. 1885.
The Senate met pursuant To adjournment at
II o'clock A. NJ, President Daggett i'll the chair
Roll called and quorum present.
journal of yesterday read and approved.
RESOLUTION
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HALE BROS. & CO,
Nos $780, $751; $685. ss5 street. and 1925 Ninth street.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
7. \. sNIDER, NJ. D.,

SURGEON, southeast corner
4 of second and K streets. Office HouTs-9
to 1880 a. N; . to i, and to 9 P. NJ Residence
9l3 NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth au23-tf
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Forty-ffth ballot-Whitney 20. Knight 4,
Baldwin /. johnson Of S',noma H. Taylor /.
Fortv-sixth bSllot-Whitney 20, Knight i,
Baldwin /. Foster /. Langford II.
Forty-seyenth ballot-Whitney 20, knight .,
kellogg l. Langiord IA,
Forty y-eighth baliot-Whitney 10, Knight 4,
Lynch IA, Kellogg /, Baldwin /, Reddy l.
Forty-ninth ballot-Whitney 20. Knight 4;
Lynch Is keIlosg /, Baldwin 1, Reddy l.
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

,NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, IN
IN suites and single No. 1926 Third street, be
tween L end NJ. ja3-1W$
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DIR. GEORGE PyBURN.


OFGdlgaE 4S1,nh ASn hFs3ETcE SID ,.dS Sohnsg nnr
to 10 A. NJ. to and to SPIN d25-lm
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People living out of town are desirous Of
securing the latest styles. at reasonable
prices. This can best be accomplished by
sending your orders to House whose posi-
ton warrants the suppostion that their ad-
vantages far surpass all others. We claim
to be the most extensive dealers in our line
on this coast. Ask your Agent of the
G. P. r. r. what firm receives the most
goods. Take the receipts for the past sea-
son; make the comparison for your own
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you can obtain at very little trouble.
OUR COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT
has steadily increased during the past twelve
months. We expect still greater Increase
for the year to come for certain
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quality considered.
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