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though wifi did steal all the streets in San
Francisco, and Waterman murdered his mother
in-law, 12S years old" Applause and laughter.l
OTHER
Although it was not the intention of the
Central Committee that there should be
any other speeches IN that evel.ing, the
crowd remained about the stand and called
vigorously for Hon. Frank d. Ryan. Hon.
Elwood Bruner and Robert 7. Devlin.
Each of these gentlemen appeared and
made short and spirited addresses, and
were warmly applauded.
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Notice of Street Assessment.
OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONERS,
CkCp a.fu.rra fOal E.-so-ko-a ~ ,coc

kCaI.l, September %, 1886.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN this day received the Assessment Roll for
constructing a sewer in the alley between ] and
K, from Thirteenth to Fourteenth streets. All
levied and assessed in said Assessment
Roll are due and payable Immediately, and the
payment of the several sums assessed is to be.
made to me within thirty days from this date.
Notice is also given that all assessments not
paid before the expiration of thirty days from
his date will be declared delinquent, and there
after the sum of five per cent. upon the amount
each delinquent assessment. together with
the cost of advertising each delinquent assess
ment. will be added thereto.
s2-i0t JOHN RYAN. Street COMMISSIONS
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Nh. BARTLETT defended the Democratic
platform in his opening speech Saturday
by the statement that Mr.. Swift was of the
Commission TO readjust the B~urlingame
treaty, and therefore to call it the Burlin-
game-Swift treaty is right designation.
But, we ask again, why not call it the
Burlingame-Angell treaty or the Burlin-
game-Tresoott treaty? The truth is Mr.
Bartlett is embarrassed by the Democratic
lie, for he is at least a gentleman and dis
likes falsehood.
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IL 1891 Swift and Bartlett were in
the Legislature. The present school
revenue system, placing weak and rich
districts on a level, was then adopted,
assuring to every child at least eight to
ten months of free school privileges, as
well in Modoe and Inyo as in San Fran
cisco and Sacramento. Bartlett spoke
against and voted against the system.
Swift spoke for and voted for the system.
Which of these two wa and is right? Let
the people of the interior recall the old
local support system, compare it with the
present uniform system, remember the
constant efforts of San Francisco, even to
this day, to break down the present
method-beeause she pays more to the
school fund than she draws back-and
answer which is the safer man to elect
Governor?
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STREET WORK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT IS
IN the intention of the Board of Trustees of
the city of Sacramento to have Twenty-fourth
street. from K to Y, improved by grading and
rounding up to the official grade aud construct
ing drainage ~cDlverts. Said improvements to
be made in accordance with a resolution passed
by the Board of Trustees on the Goth day of
SEPTEMBER, 1856, to which all parties inter
ested are referred for further particulars.
s2I-l5t JOHN RYAN. Street Commissioner.
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NOTICE OF STREET WORK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT IA
IN the intention of the Board Of Trustees OF
the city OF sacramento TO have a Vitrifsa Iron
tween l and ], from Thirteenth to Foarteentb
streets. with proper connections ana flushing
arrangements at the head. Said Improvement
TO be made in accordance with : resolution
passed by the Beard of Trustees on she 18th dav
ofSEPTEMBER, 1886, TO which all parties inter-
ested are refeTyed for further particulars.
sltl5t JOHN RYAN, Street Commissioner.
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The English system of small compart-
ment cars and of locking passengers in, has
had its folly again illustrated by the as
sault upon 4 passenger in a railway
coach in England Friday night. Pro
found mystery envelopes the affair, and is
likely to continue. The man was alone in n
six by nine coach. The doors were locked
by the guard. On arrival at the terminus
the man was found on the floor of the
coach, nearly dead from a wound that
fractured the skull, and by this time
he is probably dead. If the American
system of passenger coaches prevailed in
England such a tragedy would be all but
impossible. At least there would have
been witnesses to the assault. The group
ing of from twenty to sixty passengers in a
car, as is done in this country, is a matter
Of safety to all the travellers. 1t has re-
suited in q rule of the road and a chiyalry
of travel that enables a child or a womsn
to traverse the continent by rail alone
with perfect safety, indeed with less cause
to fear harm than if at home. The Eng
lish ears are more speedy, but the Ameri-
can are safer, cultivate social qualities, and
foster a chivalrous spirit that gives every
traveller ample protection against insult
and assault.
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TIE Examiner tip-tilted its nose at Mr..
Swift and sneeringly denominated him a
huckster and a tinker. 1t miscalculated
the result of this assault upon honorable
labor. The protest against its brutality it
can no longer ignore. 1t now announces
that it meant no harm that it really in
tended 10 compliment Mr.. Swift. In its
Saturdays issue it said: 1--WE deny hav-
ing dishonored Mr.. Swift. w claim that
in calling him huckster' and tinker we
eulogized him and gave him compliments.
We did not degrade him." This is a
forced apology. 1t comes too late. The
sneer was the legitimate fruit of
the sentiment and creed Of old-time
Southern Democrats, that lowly labor, all
labor indeed, is dishonorable. Had
" tinker and huckster" Swift followed his
calling in the South, he would have been
"reckoned' poor white trash according to
Democratic social ethics. We can readily
understand what it is that has driven the
Examiner TO eat crow. All the same"
"tinker and huckstero is adopted by the
Republicans in this campaign, and do what
it win the Democracy cannot still the new
political rallying cry. And the Republic
cans of California glory in the cry-they
have adopted and make Democratic ears
ring with its iteration.
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SALE OF CITY REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
N pursuance of au order and decree of the
Superior Court of Sacramento county, made Au-
gust q, 1886, in the case of ALICE FIVE, EFT
AL, VS.. FRANCES ROGERS EFT AL, I, the uu-
dersigned, Referee in said case, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER, 1856,
at the hour of eleven O'clock A. NJ, at the prem
ises, southeast corner Ninth and n streets, Sac
ramento city, California, sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz: The north half of the
west half of Lot One, in the block bounded by
N and 0, and Ninth and Tenth streets, Of Sacra-
mento city, in the county of Sacramento, and
State of California, the lot 40 by 50 feet in size
at the southeast corner of Ninth and n streets
of this city. together with a substantial two story
frame dwelling situated thereon. This is valu-
able piece of property. and it will pay you to go
and look at it. Terms of sale: Cash in U. S.
gold coin; ten per cent. to be paid on day of sale,
and balance on confirmation of the sale by said
Court and delivery of a deed to the purchaser.
Further information can be obtained of Beatty
d Denson, 425 X street, or of f. G. Warehouse,
S25 J street. J. o. COLEMAN, Referee.
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WINE ROOMS,
M. CRCNAN,
No. $50 K street, corner Of Third.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT oFTHE coUN,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
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Annie Pixley's manager denies that she
is to leave the stage because of her sons
death.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


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mn. II. MADpocK, Detroit. Mich, cured
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A~MUsEMENTs, ETC.
w. J. COLVILLE.

W. - NSLtILLE
TNHIS NOTED INSTITUTIONAL SPEAKER
and Metaphysical Teacher will Lecture In
Pioneer Hall on MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS, the 9th and 2S,h. His subject on
Monday Evening will be, Man, his Nature,
Origin and Destiny" At its close he Will i'm
proyise a Poem upon a subject to be suggested by
a committee. On Tuesday Evening he will
speak upon a subject to be presented to him
upon the rostrum, and improvise G Poem and an
swer questions. He will give Metaphys steal
Lectures on MONDAY and TUESDAY AFTER
MOONS, at 8 P. NJ. in same Hall. Mr.. G. has
been lec.uring to full houses in San Francisco
and vicinity since June LIST, where he is spoken
tice milford, Boston correspondent of the San
Francisco Chronicle, says he is ION of the most
men on the planet zone of the
most highly illumined men of the present age"
don will fill the largest halls. Now is our op-
portunity. Doors open at Z o'clock. Lecture
7:3o. Admission. 25 cents. s25-3t
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If You Want a Eirst-class Buggy, Cart,
HAIRY BERNARD's, Sixth and l. streets. If
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OUTLOOK on NEE cAMpAIeN.

Mr.. Raymond then spoke OF the local ticket,
and urged his hearers to support it and roll up a
good, old-time Sacramento Republican majority.
He cautioned Republicans not to be lukewarm
in this campaign. In Buckley they have a
holder leadc to combat than ever before, and
must be v~igilant. Giving the Democrats, he
said, "al they can reasonably claim in tie
interior, the Republicans should go to San
Francisco with 4, 500 majority for Swift and their
whole ticket. Down there we can take care of
ourselves. There is not much liberty down
there. There are no Republicans or Democrats
there low. Chris. Buckley has a bill of sale of
the latter. A voice, =" How about Higgins ~
Yes, and Higgins has a bill of sale of the Repub-
licans. but we are kicking. Laughter
II youNshould hear of an Independent ticket in
san Francisco don't be frightened. That ticket
would help the Republican state ticket. 1t is a
hard thing when an American citizen has to go
to a boss for instruction how to vote. The
Democrats rather seem to Ike it-they're used
to that sort of thing. suppose but we
Republicans don't like II, ana are likely to get
out Of it. As we love our country: as we hope
for its future welfare; as time rolls on-let US
hope thar the blessings which we enjoy under
this benefesnt system of self government may
be extended all over the earth, and that peace
and good viii may be among men and remain
with them always lApplausej As between
the men on the two tickets there may be some
| choice-theTe shouldn't be any-but between
the principles enunciated by these parties
| there is as much difference es between
the beautiful sunlight of day and the stygian
| blaekness of an Egyptian night. One means
| a huckster and tinsmith for Governor; the free
dom and ennoblement of labor; the support of a
| high order of public schools, and other benef-
cent results. The other means narrow-minded
| bigotry; a Silurian for Governor; the laboriDg
man ignored, and the schoolhouses of the land
rottiug for want of care and support. Where
would our flag have been, bus for the RepubIi-
cen party? lCheers-l The Democrats OF the
| South trained their annon against il as its folds
waved above the battlements of beleaguered
| Sumter, and they put q million men in arms to
break down the Government. The Democrats
are to-day trying 10 place the laboring men OF
the North on a footing with that unfortunate
class at the South known rs the poor whites
In conclusion, as you love your homes, l abiure
' you to stand by this Republican party, even
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rrrnY mAN IS 4 soYrRrIaN

Every mar knows that he will be protected in
his rights, even though 1t required the COM
bined power of sixty millions OF free people to
accomplish it. They know that every man
shall enjoy the right to labor and all the bene-
fits TO come from it. The Democratic party in
this State has put in its platform q plank
which is nothing more nor less than an
extract from Governor Stanford's letter to
the AntiChinese League, N the boycott
question. Governor Stanford is a broad
minded, big-brained and big-hearted man, who
loves his fellow-citizens. and IS always striving
10 better the condition of the laboring man.
The Democrats have seen fit to adopt into their
platform his views, in the hope OF benehting
their cause This much the Republican party
has educated them up to- We say in our plat
form that we recognize the right of laboring
men TO associate together for mutual protection.
foundation Of The great principles that uphold
free labor. 1t is the weapon by which labor
maintains all its cherished rights. How can
you protect labor unless you allow men to ally
themselves together We annos maintain this
Government without an intelligent working
class. and by fostering labor we protect every
body. The Republican party. in its platform,
recognizes this great principle. IL also reeog-
nizes the fact that the public school system
must be built NJ and foStered until it brings
happiness, and con.entment, and knowledge to
every h~earthstone in $he land. Applause.
WHY is il tina in the markets of Liverpool we
are enabled to compete with the wheat-gr0weIs
along the Nile and in India? Here in this coun-
fry the laborer gets from 81 30 per day upward
for his time and labor. while there he gets hut a
few cents per day. Here the laborer has moi
only the product OF his muscle 10 sell, but OF
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80. ai7
No. at.
APPLICATIONS FOR ApaTEA1.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.

EuRExA. NEVADA. December i. issh
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Benjamin =. Brook iwhose Poet0dluI
address i Boston, Ma-ssehusetts) has ihfI
day h.ed hss application fer paient for afe'a
hundred tiSol linear feet Of she Excslsid
Nine or vein bearing silver. with surfae'
ground six hundred l6lD1 feet In width. sliHse
lying and being IN siIFer Canyon Mimi
District. County Of White Pine and State Of
Nevada. and known and designated BY ne
field notes and Official plat % ale Ia this enes
- 10, Number ~. Iecs'ed upon unsurg'd
land the exterior boundaries OF said Lot NO.
~ being - follows. to wit
Beginning 81 q pets marked No. U. D:
Survey No. ~: whence 8 monument No.
bears ~ deg. F. loss feet post n arked No
SIS feet; post marked No. 9 Us survey 70
- bears y 2iA der. 4. 45S feet; shaft ls
cline upon this lode bears \. ~ deg. ~
eet; location monument uron this lode bes.
;. deg. W. 80 feet; th~nce running y
course ;. Is deg. w. Co feet u post market
;. p deg Z. 1890 feet TO post marked NO.
L. Survey No. ~; thence 3Fd course a
~ deg. =. 90 feet to post marked No. I'VE
survey No. ~; thence 4th cOurse y. SM
". 800 feet 70 post No. 1.-the place OF -, -.
ming. containing 20 6s-lo0 acres couisssn
pressed from ihe true meridian with amag
netic variation Of rs deg. 30 min. Easf. AZ.
The location OF this Mine 10 recorded y y.
Recorders ONCE Of silver Canyon mihih.
district. White Pine county. State OF sessa.'
This claim IL bounded by unknown cialm,
Amy aud all persons claiming adversey 80 =!
portion OF sald Excelsior mine or Suite -.
ground As hereinbefore desciieeo ~
required to hle their adverse claim wlsn ~ !,
Register Of the United States Land Ome. -.
Eureka. In the State Of Nevada. dufing y.
sixty days period Of publication here9i,, -
they win he barred by virtue efths pro'is's-'
OF the statute -,
FIN. HINCKLE Ell. Register
it's hereby ordered that the foregoing no', 4.
OF Application fer . Patent Be puollsneu "a
the period Of ten consecutive weeks ~ ~
white Pine News. . weekly newapapsfppv
lished ct Taylor, Nsvara. ..,.,
ds6-iOw =. u. nINcKLEY, Register
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NO. 81.
APPllCATl0n FOR PArrs,
NO. sl4.
U. ;. LAND OFFICE

EUREKA. EKvAUv, Decemher -
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THlTsl
~ JAMIN r. BROOKS. fwhese 81 D. hESl
address Is Boston. Aassachnsetts. SO.s.oaa
day flled his application for : na hs ~
fifteen HUNDRED $500 linear feet Of he IN h. n
No. mine OF vein bearing silver. with nlss.u
ground six hundred 1000 feet in width .s,s.Ii.a
lying and being In Silver Canyon MIMI e
trict, County Of White Pine and Sts,s 7. w
vada, and known and designated ~ ~ st|
notes and official plat on file In this an .ss
Lot Number Al. located On nnsnrVevs5ass
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot Ns - h ~ =
ing as follows, to wit:
Commencing at . post marked Ne n
Survey No. Il; whence u. 3. mineral ~ ~
ment No. bears N. 4e deg. 30 min. ~ Z
feet; u. 5. monument No. 8 bears 3. ~
W. T65 feet; location mon umcnt besrs .
deg. 30 min K. 800 feet; tunnel on hi. ~
bears S. ~ deg. . min.. +. 7is feet. ~
running first course. n. "a deg, Z. edo ,s...|
post marked No. L. 3. Survey No. Al CO.
second course. ). IL deg. 4. 1900 feet "a -
marked No. L 5; Survey Ne. Il; ihs,,
marked No. 4 U. 8. Survey No. II; H.
fourth course, n. 10 deg. w. 1900 "a a., =.
marked No. /. the place Of beginning = -
tanning % 66-lnO acres. Courses sxns...s
from the true meridian with q naenslw :.
ration OF 10 deg ~ min. Eat.
The location Of this Mine il duly reeo.,.,
in the Recorders Office Of Silver Co.
Mining District. White Pine County, Eev.s
This claim IL bounded By no known clsIs
Any and all persons claiming adversely q
portion of said Brooks No. mine or SUIT.
ground ~ hereinbefoFe described are roon,s
to file theif sdverse claim With the RegIsIs, !
the United = at~s Hnd psre ~ FHTpks I
the State Of Nevsds, during the sixty n,
period Of publication hereof or thsy wilIH
barred By vlrIue vi Las provisions " /.
Statute.
FH. HINcKLEY, Regis,s,
II IL hereby ordered that the foregoing ss,Is
OF Application for ; Patent be published 4
the period Of ten consecutive weeks IN a
White Pine News. ; weekly newspaper pss
lished At Tsyl Tor. Nevada.
dz6-iOw T. H. HINCKLEY. Register
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Assessment Notice.

MARTIN WHITE MINING COMPANY.
N Location OF principal place Of bust.
ness. san Francisco. California. Location Of
works. Ward Mining District, Ward, White
Pine county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on ths 18th day Of
March. 1881. an assessment No. 81 Of Twen-
ty-fve Cents l25cl per share wss levied upon
the capital stock Of the eorporation. payable
Immediately. ia United States gold coin. 10
the Secretary af the Office Of the Company.
Room 50. Nevada Block. No DO Montgomery
street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid or the TWENTIETH f3Oth)
DAY OF APRIL, 1871. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public Anetion, and
unless payment il made before. will Be sold
on THURSDAY the TW ESTIETH DAT
OF NAY. isS6. To pay The delinquent ~
sessment. together with cost OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. By order Of the Board OF
Directors.
j. J. ScovILLE, Secretary
Once: Room 80. Nevada Block. No. SO
Montgomery street. San Francisco, California.