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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31

SOME one wrote a story of the war and
dubbed it ".Uncle Daniels Story" Its pa
ternity is now matter Of debate, The tale
tells of some strange things, and it deals
recllessly with the Kings English. Gen
eral Logan has been charged with the au-
thorship but denies it emphatically.
Meanwhile the book gets deal Of free adj
vertising, and the dispute goes on whether
Generals Anderson or Logan wrote it, or
whether it is not the product of some Be-
hemian who has pumped" some old
soldiers freely.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31

The irrigation question is coming to the
front as one of the most important topics
to command public attention in the COM
ing campaign, and the subsequent Iegisla-
tive session. We adhere to our doctrine
that true policy is for the State to con-
vert mountain canyons into storage basins,
where practicable, and save for irrigating
uses the waste waters of winters, and those
from the melting SHOWS of early summer.
On the basis of storage system the irri-
CATION problem can be greatly simplified.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
San Jose Democratic Nominations.

SAN JOSE, March 50th.-The Democrats
tonight nominated the following ticket,
to be voted for at the city election, April
18th; Mayor, c. ]. Martin Chief of Po-
lice, w. D. Brown; Treasurer, John r.
Wilson; Street Commissioner, r. Bur-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31

1t has been proposed to enlarge the
White House at a cost of $500, 900. The
old Presidential Mansion has done its full
service, and should have been retired long
ago. 1t would be the hight of folly to add
to, or IN any way reconstruct the present
ediiice, except by tearing it down The
White House is at present the poorest pub
lie building in Washington, and is in no
way creditable to the great Nation whose
Chief Executive resides in it,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
Fruit and Flower Fair.

SAN JOSE. March 30th-The Horticult-
ural Hall Association has decided to hold
fruit and flower fair, commencing August
9th and closing August 18th.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31

The California SPIRIT Of the Times has en-
tered upon its thirty-second year and its
sixty-third volume. In referring to the
event the editor of that journal SAYS: "We
have nothing to apologize for in the con-
duct and tone of the paper; shall continue
in the same line of independence so far as
expression of opinion is concerned and
hope to be as well sustained in the future
as we have been in the past"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
CORTLAND FRUIT-GROWERS.

W NJ. II QUIT,
Colonel 4. D. Baker Post. G. A. Z.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
an Francisco Money Market,

SAN Francisco, March 30th.-Money is
fairly active in this market, and the supply
of coin at all the banks is good. The saw
ings banks have put out the following loans
on city real estate during the past week
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
BANKING ROUsEs.
PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK
CALIFORNIA STATE BANK,
Does General banking Business.
OFFICERS

President ............. ........ N d. RIDFOTrT
Vice President. FREDERICK cox.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
The Los Angeles Flower Show.

Los ANGELES, March 30th. "A man
named Herman Perish, laborer on a
ranch near Downey City, returning home
to-day from this city, and while still within
its limits, accidentally discharged shot
gun in the wagon. The load took effect in
his left side, near the ninth rib, ranged
above and outside the heart, making fear
| full wound, through which the lung pro-
truded. He died at the police station about
| two hours later
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
The Powers Murder Case.

HoIIIsTER, March 30th.-The application
Of Andrew Irwin and j. 7. Prewett, of the
Powers murder case, for bail, was denied
by Judge Breen this morning. They will
make application before the Supreme Court.
Alexander gave bonds for his appearance
as witnesS-on the trial of Prewett, which
is fixed for June eth.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31

DOCTOR W. W. LIGHT, street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth.
HON, E. F. TAYLOR. Il street, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
PETER NEWMAN, ESQ, Eighth street,
and X.
F. S. HOTCHKIS5, ESQ, 1915 Third street.
FRED. BIEWENER, ESQ, Fourth and NJ SITS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-31
Miner Found Dead in His Cabin.

NEVADA, March 30th-H Collins was
found dead Sunday morning in his cabin
near Moore's Flat, this county. His throat
was cut, and beside him lay dirk knife
covered with blood. The Coroher's jury
found that he came to his death from a
wound inflicted by himself, while suffering
from temporary alteration brought on by
physical infirmities. Deceased was unmar-
RED native of Missouri, aged 80 years
He was a Woodworking man, and had lived
at Moore's Flat many years.
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the ua2rkss all Re gi1fsei with silver by the tre
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-06-15

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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
Nelc- York, Jan. 20, 1856.

UyGHER PRICES FOR SEWINGSILK AND TWISE
A general meeting of sewing-silk and twist
manufacturers was held yesterday at the office of the
SIX Association OF America, No 446 Broome-st Repre-
sentayes OF fully fourths OF the trade were present.
An association organized FOR the purpose oi pro-
notpg harmony aud mutual interests IL Will bo known
"a the six and Twist Manufacurers' Association OF the
limited States Tho following officers were elected
s W. Clapp president NJ. NJ Belding. vce-president
Il. W Eaton, treasurerj william O. Wyckoh, secretary
The meeting adopted resolution that In consequence OF
H. nortan ndy ynnce IN the cost OF silk, the sell
mo nrres of manufactured goods DO advanced AT least
io ner cent, To take elect on February /.
The wing-silk and twist branch OF SILK mhnnIactuie
was the earliest part Of the industry to develop In ths
country and er long aud ardnOus struggle gained
- trol OF the homo market the exclusion OF
foreign guoda But severe domestic competition mas
the trade since IL Is Dellevod tna
this rise of price N manufactured goods Will DO Followed
hv a siiII farther nd yauco within 10 brief period
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
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ROC ERS-EOOKWALTEE ART SALE CLOSED

,,vrt,yR BIDDING AND TIER PBiCES-Tht
PRINCIPAL PICTURES AND PURCHASERS
much larger company ol buyers ana
brisker bidding marked the sale OF PAINTINGS III 'he
Rorers aud Bookwaiter collections at Cb'ckorihg HAM,
It e,sutpr The pictures In both these collect ons
re vel. known n city for many years Some forty
~, ,,.ose bcloupiug TO Farlnan Rogers. which have
,, hsen Id were in the loan collection at the Metro
yu',an Mu,eum o. AIT from Nay 10 October 1854, Oi
49, p,a'' az irh Mr. BOOA walter owned many have been
sd "a x biIitios Western ciles aud several were
,iIed as once having beeu IL the galleries OF John
I,,ior Johuston and Robert NJ. OyPhani 0i THIS city
i,ch aer, sold at auction In 1876 ana 1871
Hncrt s0mcryr. the auctlpncer. had less difficulty
in starting the bidding last hight than Oh Ihu!S ,sy
ycuiur though the nrst few pictures we're sod al nG
nres below 800. The ilst hnhDcf Oh tne ca'i,oEuo
which created lively interest ~ us d'posal was In!I
cbnir Boys Rehesr,ine," which sold for SOP iangh
was provoked when flO "1s Diu '9r Mt|er on bi'n,
,n's Tiny h.t OF canvas entllrd Larry DrFo'lGh' a
DOZEN bidders tis at tue rate OF 300 eau nn
il was knocked down Tor S.oy a %"h n3 "eI1ai Wd
PUP" ppap s6id ior $500 The only Daubigny Of
the evening brought only SSC s,y 81 nS 900 S"S Tine etep
,.fore Only SlOO WAS pad for BonshIons "a lea
I'oe', ' art'st sold on thursday night. canvas l3
hr inches by Nem, reptrscntins IA view OF 'en'cr'
went a'rI isct9rs Struggled bravely 20 secure Zama
SeVs.ai Decoration" but Albert 81 .rsadt the artist.
nnaIy crus by corot brought IS, ana t.ksn
nv samuel Sloan. Bridgman's weIknowh work of
,o Taylor Johnstons collection was sold for S72O
r6e highest price o. the evening was pan py Ele nclI
~ 20 800 and advanced rapiy 10 T',ZoO al whch hE-
at q-oO sold Louis A. Lanthler. the art dealer,
So1gt the saeeys wh b. were c sofa oT private GI
tctIGi ttcIg hr,aur spned Hnd. as scv' raj welikn"wn
f,Verites we're brought forward generous applause
.o,.d the M The last picture vas Carr HOns UneH-
sleeeI psturn and was bought by samuel sloan for
$3.50. ,,,..s ,rosort ,rerc Robert NJ Olvnbont
,rt Iyal John T. Martin. William MOr aud Z. Lam
bert .ho s.lo ~ tho sevantv-fnur r,t,,.
lHv ,.utuy was T3S, ,233. making for both nights a
~ ,Stl ni SOS O5i the amount realized by Mcssfs.
ioIlI va "a inokwa ter for their collections numbering
w c,,,e. T. d. Morgans collection OF lOOpcccs which
Iio 20 tnrtplghi ago brought little over $4,000
"as III h, secu the paintings at tho tw" sales ala not
ttrtialy in value. Below N list OF those oi the
which sod for 500 or over aR1 the price real
iled nm each
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

sferpoon to about 200 guests They will receive their
guests on Fridays In February. Mira Walter L. Suydam
OF East Twenty second-st.. also gave reception
Mrs William B. DiDsmore jr.. gave a green dinner
marty EAST evening to her young daughter who s not
Yet ont in society. The guests were all Young ladies'
he table was decked with ferns and the avors were
also green. -,
Mrs II. A. Bogert OF Flushing. gave a large rccep-
tion Yesterday afternoon and evening The house
proiuseiy decorated with flowers, and many OF the
guests from this city.
Mrs BELL of No. 25 East One-hundred- -and-twenty-
sxths gave party last night TO about thirty guests
Mira Howell, of No. 269 Henry-st Brooklyn. gave an
ENJOYABLE progressive euchre" party last evening.
After the game there was n supper.
Mrs Charles Pierce, OF Gramercy Park entertained n
number OF friends at pleasant euchre party Thurs
Aave
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

ANDERso oN-January ~ at his homo, East 3Sthst. OF
dphtneriai jeremiah Mil1ank aged years ami days
FGncra private.
BALDwINIn Brooklyn January 2o 1856, jacob L. Bald
WIN. In the 8 tn year OF his age
Funeral private.
BEEBE-At Colorado sprnes colorado after brie Illness
Wiii ad" betbr, in the 3JtG year OF his age.
Notice Ol funeral hereafter.
BLLL-Marg ret Cabe widow o.the late Admra, II.
h. Bell l.. =. ~. trlly Hornius. January -.
Funeral a NewburR from ST. is'.cAs nar'A sunday 3lst
inst. at 1880 IN.
CLEyELAND-At Brck church N J.. OF wednesday
morniut January q. Ellen H.. wife Of Hobart Ceyeaat
day January 80 on arrival of 1870 IN train from New
YORK.
DE- RosE-on the 27th inst, Julia v0rnum wife Of FL.
Relatives and trends are invited TO aten her funeral at her
O'clock.
DUGAN-Tn Broosyn January 2s 1885, thomas Dugan
Fnnsrs services from i: ate residence 40 $50 cermon
ave-. SUNDAY; 5istlEst at t4p m
iV,'I''H' Set OH '-'--'' '-'A'-" ''0"' DO'p'
FAIRBANKS AT Brick C4nreh, NJ. January %. 1898
Charlotte widow OF tbo late John FaIrblnIs in the 9th
aitene The funeral serve. a. Grace CLnre Orange
ferr. IS at $40 p. saturday, 5Oth inst
AT Fshknl Village = T.. Thursday. January %.
sarah Given yonneest laughter Of the ae James Gwen
Funeral at me OF Mrs J. W. Andrews Fshk Village
Monday. February !. at IL m.
We6nesday, "a, suddenly L. only
dauEhI of Fra nets 0. and the ate Care Irisn.
Relatives and friends o. the family are invited without
notice TO attend hh uBera services AZ the Levi,
roe ST. rookiyn saturday January 30 at haf past
Interuent at ths conyenleuc3 o. The family
KAPLAR-Ather residence t1is city. Thursday
la kllI- Z 4. Potter ana sister OF AarDi Y Potter
at st Philips Church Mulberry ST., on
nandAy January 81 1885, al o'clock o. u.
Fnend- are aIeciionately lnvitei 10 asIsIi.
KENNEDYvn the 18th inst, afera brief illness Robert
kennedy.
Relatives ends the family invited attoni the
At nis lats residence No 2-s West 2lst
st., on MOnday. February a iO'clocA p. IN.
Iutrrment at convenience OF fanny
LAWSON-At NOnkers. Thursday evening, January -
Mary Eliza DJ1lidsOn widow of James Lawson, 10 tho
7Utn year Of her
Fob.uIry /, at 10 8. m
Trains leave Central Depot Hudson Riysr Sl5 and
SCUDDER-Athis reS!tonce HnntingtDL T. l.. on 9th
INST. HeI 81. >cuidtr IA The j,th year ot mis- age
Funeral JOhGs CIurch, HIniastoa. s3ur
DIV Both INST. At IL H.
Carriages at station
Tram Hunters Point At 3 a.
VAN WYCK-At sing Suy Oh FRIDAY morning. Jaruary 30
Elizabeth n. dlIghtsT o. - ). and A. 4. Van WJcS.
Burial ~ iIshkll.
WAIT-Suddenly. January IS 1896 Amelia. youngest
dsnshter Siam y and Pho DO J. = waL sscd 10
ye,rs 10 months ami days.
Funeral services the house or her parents etbaya
3Ath. e.. ,uniay, at 500 D. IN.
Iuiermcnt IN RIOdc lsiind
WALKER-At North ord. Conn. January 90 1886, Min
erva Hordey, OF george Walker formerly OF New
York ,ity. aged ~ years mo this and days.
Funeral from her ate rosdenco In Northfon. Monday
February /. at 2jOP m.