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sUPERIOK COUNT.
Department rwo-van Fleet, Judge.

FRIDAY, April 20, 1885.
Estate of II; Jeffrey, deceased-Continued
Estate of w. Atkins, Observation-Disclosures
overruled; 10 days TO answer.
Estate of II. Dorsey, deceaSed-Order settling
final account and for distribution.
Estate of I. K. Stewart, deceased-Continued
one week.
Guardianship of Hill minors-Letters to
Estella N; Hill, on giving bond to each in the
sum of 500.
Estate and guardianship of J. Potter incorn-
petent-Continued
Estate of R. C. Montgomery, deceased-Mat-
ter continued and G. l.. johnson appointed to
represent absent heirs.
Estate of J. B. Mcintyre deceased-Order
made Tor sale OF real estate; w. f. George APP
pointed to represent minor heirs.
Estate of II. Seaton, deceased-Will admitted
to probate. Letters to c. NJ. PrOdger AJ1-
praisers-J. o. Coleman, c. F. Dlilman, and j.
NJ. Milliken.
Estate of F. IL Marshall, deceased-Ap-
praisers-A. Leonard, ]. n. Porter and H. Starr;
Estate OF Thos. Brannigan, deceased-Order
made approving sale of real estate.
Estate of E. Bryte, Observation-Disclosures for
argument to April 18th at 10 A. NJ
Estate of A. L. Bryant, deceased-Will admit
ted to probate. Letters to f. F. Wilder APP
praisers-A. G. Hoagand, Z. j. Swanson and Il.
Estate of j. B. Ladder, deeeased-order made
TO sell personal property.
Estate of 4. W. Mitchell, deceased-OrGer
made for final account and distribution.
stay of proceedings denied.
Estate of F. D. Hondt, deceased-Contest or
dered dismissed and y. c. Sweetser appointed
executor.
Estate of J. NJ. Belcher, deceased-Order for
sale of personal property stayed until further
order OF Court.
James Mcclure vs. n. l.. Drew-Demurrer
oyerruled: 20 days to answer.
Marcus D. Roruek VS.. Charlotte McClatchy ct
al.-Contnued one week.
}; l.. Houx VS.. J. S. Meredith-Set for April
oath ct 10 4. ".
L. Burgel VS. Edward Priser-sct for same
date.
A. q. Tryon vs. j. NJ. Avery-Demurrer sus-
tanned; 10 days 10 answer
NJ !; S. Searles vs. John Ryan-Continued.
T. johnson VS. L. lfcConnel!-Continued
Charles Nebro VS.. W. d. Perkins-Continued
one week.
Plummer VS.. sheldon-Continued by consent.
Coffey VS.. sweetser d Alsip-Continued by
Barbara Lichtenberger VS.. j. Licktenberger-
Decree of divorce granted.
Millcent K, Maudlin VS. C. W. Clarke and +.
CoX-Motion for new trial denied
Louis Duenslng vs. Mary E. Duensing-Heard
and submitted.
c. Benedix VS.. J. NJ Stephenson-Argued
submitted and taken under advisement.
Department One-Armstrons, Judge.
FRIDAY. April 20, 1855.
NJ D. Boruck VS.. Charlotte McClatchy ct al
Continued.
Leland Stanford VS.. John Ryan ct al.-Con-
tinued.
Lynch ct al. vs. Ruhstaller ct al.-Continued.
Hall q Baughman VS.. Fred Cox ct al-COn-
tinued.
Philip Herzog vs. H. A. Caulfield-Continued
In re c. W. Farnsworth, an insolyent debtor
Continued one week.
l. Elkus VS.. NJ. G. Dandried-Continued one
week.
c; E. Pinkham VS.. S. P. R. R.-Leave granted
to Tile amended demurrer and argument set for
next Friday morning.
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We have the heaviest RAIN Fall of any
county in the State, and, with. the excellent
natural facilities for irrigation, our lands
are suited for fruits "a every locality.
Canals extend in every direction from Cot
tonwood, Clear, Bear and Cow creeks. from
Pit river, and from the Sacramento itself.
The REcoRD-USIoN has ever been re-
garded by the peopleof Shasta as being the
best exponent we have of Northern Cali
fornia. 1t has written up more of our re-
sources and done more to bring in immi-
grafton than any newspaper in the State.
The articles in your paper carry weight,
from the fact that they are carefully writ.
ten and 40 statement is ever made that is
not borne out by facts.
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Department One-Armstrong, Judc
John Yule.

A published statement that the remains
of John Iule had been found in EI Dorado
county with bullet-hole through his head
seems to be a mistake. The Plaoerville
Republican Of yesterday says:
Nothing hes yetbeen heard of John Yule.
who disappeared SO mysteriously. The
theory Of murder is strongly entertained
and there is much feeling about the matter
in the neighborhood Of Ell Dorado. Prep
arations ior a search of that neighbcrhood,
which were interrupted by the discovery of
Pollock's body, supposed aud reported at
the tine 10 be that of JOHN Yule, will soon
be carried out"
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MARRIED.

SACRAMENTO, April 1s-By Rev. John F. Won
Herrlich, James c. Sutherland to Alice f.
alter, both of Sacramento.
Sacramen 0, April l9-By Rev. John F. Won
both of Placeryille
SACRAMENTO, April l9-By Rev. George r. Bird,
Charles c. Folger to Catherine nenry, both OF
this city.
Newcastle, April by Rev. T. B. HOPKINS.
Charles F. Vaughn, of Sacramento, to Emma
Bauman, of Ophir, Cal.
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WM. S. STEPHENSON.
Winchester P. O., Union county, y. c.
MONROE. y. C.. October %. 1887


The Potter Drug and Chemical Co Gentle
men NJ. Wm. S. Stephenson, of this county,
brought his son to town to day let us see him
and 10 show us what CUTICURA REMEDIES HAD
done for him. This is the case referred to in
our letter to you some time ago, To LOOK at the
hey now one would suppose that there had
seems TO be in perfect health. We have written
and herewith inclese what his father has to say
eoout the matter-wrote it Just as he dictated
we are selling quite quantity of CUIICURA
REMEDIES and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the CUTICURA REMEDIES the
best In the market, and shall do all we can to
promote their sale. Yours truly.
STEVENS & BRUNER
Druggists and Pharmacists
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Sowing celery is now an occupation of
the gardener. The chief trouble in rails
ing celery is the failure in starting them
successfully, so that the surest way for the
novice is to buy the plants from the green
house. Set the plants in rows about six
inches apart in the richest corner of the
garden and cultivate every few DAYS.
There is no reason why farmers should not
have celery for their own use, yet prob
ably the majority have an impression that
il is an unattainable luxury. Germantown
ItLenrnph
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Press Notes,

sings Dramatic Notes !" "a Mixed U-.ii-
versity.n by H. r. Toitenham; Chris, y
by W. L. Norris, and Henry James serial.
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4 PRIdHTFUL SKIN DISEASE
sufssrings IDtense-Head Nearly Raw
Body Covered with Sores-Cnred by
the Cuticura Remedies.

Messrs. STEVENS & BRUSEB, Monroe, n. c.
Dear Sins: About two months ago, on your
recommendation. l bought bottle of UTI-
cuRA REsoLvEST, one box CUTIcuRA SALvE
and one cake of CUTICURA SOAP for
my son, aged 10 years, who has been
afflicted with eezaasa fer long time, and
am pleased to say that believe the remedies
have cured him. His suferings were intense
his head being nearly raw his ears being gone
except the gristle, and his body was covered
with sores. His condition was frightful to be-
hold. The sores have now all disapf cared, his
skin is healthy, eyes bright, cheerful i'll DISPOSE
ton, and is working every day. Ny neigtibors
are witnesses 10 this remarkable cure and the
doubling ones are requested to call or write me
or any OF my neighboTs.
WM. S. STEPHENSON.
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y y LsINo q u . n En-,
Druggists and Pharmacists.

CUTlcURA, the great skin cure, and CUTIcURA
soAPi prepared from it, externally, and CUTI-
CURA REsoLVEST, the new blood purifier, in
ternally, are a positive cure for every form OF
skin and blood disease. from pimples to scrofula
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Soc; SOAP
25c.; REsoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
pS-Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases" ca
PAGES. 50 Illustrations and 100 testiunnials
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FOURTH WARD.

THESE WILL BE 4 MEETING OE Tur
!, fourth Ward Improvement Association THIS
Saturday EVENING at George Leitchardt's
Hail, Eighteenth and NJ. All interested are re-
quested TO attend ~ ~
SPARROW SMITH, President.
j. II. PLATT. Secretary II
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PA, what is a fooI?' /" a fool, my son.
is a man who tickles the hind leg of a
mule" "Does he ever find it out, pa p
" No, my son, not in this world"
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pTMPLES. black-heads, red, rough. ehapped and
u OILY skin nreYenLed by CETICrRA Sn.e
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARD OF THANKS.

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, DESIRE TO EX-
press our gratitude and thanks to the
many friends for the kindnesSes and sympathy
shown during the late illness and burial OF
Isaac Eofiie.
Its ESTHER KoFFLE AND FAMILY.
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The EVENT OF THE SBkION

FlNHE TWELFTH ANNUAL GATHERING AND
4 games OF the Sacramento CaledOnian Club
will be.held in East Park on SATCRDAY I1ne
z, 1855, when number of new features viii be
introduced. A. logan fyhiaf
W. WAaDLAw, Third Chiefain. IB' CT It
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MONTE VISTA

TiNHE FIRST RAILWAY SUBURB OF sACRA-
Il mento, with its OWN WATRR-WORKS and
steam power for ELECTRIC LIGHT The
MONTE VISTA TOWN SITE,
Surrounded with acre blocks, is the most UNIQUE
OF any III Central California. Every lot has n
PARK frontage OF % feet on 69-foot street. orna.
mented with the celebrated Sour Orange of
Florida, Palms, cypress etc, with
PURE CLEAR WATER
Piped TO each lot under pressure This model
Colony, on which $4,000 has keen expended in
improvements, ali of which go with the land.
VIII be placed on sale on
Ess- Saturday, May 5, 1855, ss
When you can buy q 40-foot lot with free
water for domestic use, for................. $50
a whole acre block, with Tree water Tor
An 1rFliga rge2 bn oT a. ~; ; SEQ TO $3.50
in moethiy installmenls Within the reach of
every one desi ing home.
TRAIN SERVICE
VIII commence irnmediately after the dav of
sale, and residents Of MONTE VISTA can reach
the business pant of Sacramento in less time
than can residents of the city by street cars
from Twentieth street. The distance from the
city limits is one and three. quarter miles on
the southera Pacific Railway and it can also
be reached by carriage by the Brighton road
me company has also secured right of way
from the south end OF The main avenue to the
Upper Stockton road, and the road will be
graded after the fist rains in the fall.
MONTE VISTA
Is now open to the public, who G1e invited to
inspect the merits of this place of suburban
residence, provided with some city conve-
niences, with more to follow. HIGH ELE-
WALTON, afiording a beautiful view of the
mountains. No TAXES UNTIL DECEMBER,
1889. NO CITY TAXES AT ALL RAPID
TRANSIT, and 10 liquor allowed to be sold on
the premises.
plan of the colony is now on view at the
Office OF the Secretary, b. LEONARD, of A.
LEONARD d son, 10lI Fourth St, Sacramento.
Monte Vista Land Company.
Anrii ~ 1883 N ~ l..
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

ifSIE EAST ADDITION TO THE OAK PARK
! Colony Lands is now ready for sale, and
viii be sold on easy terms and ia tracts to suit,
with prices ranging from SIS to SO per acre,
md within nile OF lhe railway station at
Hukwood. and comprises some Of the best fruit
land 10 Tehalna county. For particulars in
ouiTe of
d. a.
d24-tf No. 40 X street. Sacramento, Cal.
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BORN.
Sacramento, April i2-Wife of James Faris a
daughter.
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-.4}sLAND !*LAND Island IS.
FOR SALE BY
EDWIN K. ALSIP & co.
No. 1915 Fourth Street = Sacramento

pg- SPECIAL ArTBNJT1oHJ us
Is Called to subdivision recently made of 80 Acres of
Land three miles from the City, Fruit RIDGE just east of
the Lower Stockton Road, and the beautiful
of Mr. e Greer The soil deep sandy loan, and capable
of raising anything. Ferries do WELL and adjoining
places pay Handsome Profits.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Netlce.-There will be meeting of the
Capital Turf Club at the Golden Eagle Hotel
THIS Saturday EVENING at O'clock Bust
ing. II
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.'.S.'.R.-ReguIar Meet 8,
ing OF L. OF P, THIS EVENING. at fsll{ssa
O'Clock sharp. Let every member SS3sss5Sssss
be present. 81
It's ALEX. DUNN. Or secrAtar,, NM ~
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WANTED-BARBER AT SIS j STREET.

III ANTED-A WOMAN TO DO HOUSE.
~ work and cook for small family. Apply
Ut 4oEo " street, aD21-3t
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The Atlantic Monthly for Nav
{dogghton, Mifilin q Co., Boston, is at
hand The eighth aud ninth chapters Of
Henry James Aspen Papers appears
and e.so Z. H. Houses serial aYone
Ssnto.@ In addition are The Creator BIZ
Agnes E;pplier; Poi Sandy BY Charles
". Chestnut; = The American Philosoph-
zeal Society. by Anne II. Wharton; +" Cic-
gro in the Senate" By Howard Waters
Preston; Carries Esbert Craddock s serial.
'<Ihe Despot of Brownsedge Cure - a. Re
form in the Celebration of Marriage BY
Frank Gaylord Cook Emperor William"
by Herbert Tdttse; - Discord in Feath.
ers, by Olive Thorne Miller: =" Mr.. Rusk-
ms Early Years Charles Broekden
Brown and : The Contributors Club
" Macmillan 5 MageztEe . for April, Mac
milan & Co, London snd New York, pre-
SCENTS these papers: q The Laws of Prop
erty, by Lord Coleridge; DE-. Faustus
and His Contemporaries. by Gilbert Barr
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TRAIN SERVICE
MONTE VISTA

ApriI 20. 1sss. IB-Cl II
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

49, "
Tor SALE-C0FFEE-H DOING THE
= best business in city. Inquire at New York
Bakery. apie-8ta
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REMEMBER: These 2O-ACre Tracts are only a
short drive from the city, and in short time
will be worth DOUBLE the money now asked.
psrann
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PURE CLEAR WATER

Plped TO each lot under pressure. This model
Colony,on which $4,000 has keen expended in
improvements, ali of which go with the land.
viii be placed on sale on
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
Rallies Proposed by the VariOrs
Local Observation-Disclosures
Notes.

Rallies Proposed by the VariOrs
Local Organizations---C
Notes.
James P. Pinkham. candidate for con.
gress from this district, and c. n.
Woodward will address the Prohibit
tiOniStS at Relief hall, 14l East Ninth
street, this evening.
Judge J. J. McCafferty and Marshal
Campbell went down to Mendoza last
evening and spoke at a Democratic
rally.
Matt SenSen, of the state treasury de-
partment, and Deputy Clerk Helm, of
the supreme court, devoted their efforts
last evening to the natu. aliZatiOn of a
small army of fOreign-bOrn voters, at
North ST. Paul.
The Prohibitionists of Merriam Park,
HamlIne and Manchester will hold a
meeting at Union Block hall this even
ing. Rev. W. w. Dawley: Rev. John
Woods and Others will speak. The
Hamline Glee club will furnish the
music.
Profs. Kirkwood and Wallace adj
dressed the PrOhibitionlStS of Hamline
last night.
Members of the Second Wafd Cieve-
land and Thurman club are ordered to
report at club headquarters, 776 East
Seventh street, at Z O'Clock this even:
ing. There will be grand parade and
rally of the club, and the First Regi-
ment band has been secured for the Oc-
caSion. A serenade Will be rendered
Auditor NJ. f. Kahn.
S. LowenStein states in most en-
platte terms that he voted for REM in
the Republican county convention, and
that instead of working for Capt. Bur
ger lie will support the present county
treasurer to the extent of his ability.
Congressman Rice, DIV. Lawler and
others Will.speak at FrOiSeth,s hall this
evening. The Second Ward Cleveland
and Thurman club Will attend i'll Il
body.
The Old Soldiers Harrison and Nor
ton club met in the SkidmOre block last
evening, and were addressed by local
orators.
The loss caused by the reprinting of
the Democratic ballots Will be borne by
the state committee.
This evening there will be Repub-
lican business mems meeting in the
SkidmOre block. Senator Davis will
probably speak.
The First Ward Cleveland and Thur
man club, with membership of $50,
was organized Thursday evening. Its
officers are: President, Daniel McAvOy;
vice president, II .KlOSterman: secretary,
W. L. Young; treasurer, Pat Norris.
The Young Democracy of St. Paul met
at tie Union block last evening and
transacted business of Importance. The
Young Democracy of the city are re-
quested to be present at ameeting TO be
held in the Union block Sunday at 4
p. III.
This evening Judge McCafferty and
Dan w. LAWYER Will speak at WaverlY,
in Judge MacDOnald'S district.
The Bohemian Cleveland and Thur
man club OF the Fifth ward will hold
meeting at the C.. 5. p. ). hall, corner of
West Seventh street and Western ave-
enue, this evening. Addresses will be
made in the Bohemian and English
languages
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-27
Prominent People VINO Par
tieipated in Mrs. Peet's
Reception.
Buds Of Promise Who GPaeed
the Scene Of the BigeloW
German.
VotaPies of Teppsichore Who
Did Not Go Home Until
Morning.

Mrs. Z. W. Peet, 271 Summit avenue,
gave a reception from to o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers for
the occasion. and Seibert'S orchestra
filed the air with music Mrs. Peet
was assisted by Miss Beals, Mesdames
Flagg, LaughtOn, White, Adams,
Thompson. of Minneapolis: Rockwell,
and Miss Peet. About 10 ladies were
present between the hours named,
among them Mesdames GaluSha, E.
|. Frost, w. r. Merriam, f. b.
Bass. S. NJ. Cary. F. A. FOgg,
j. J. Hill, +. Z. Foster, T. A. Seymour,
II. Z. Lewis, l.. X. Stone, T. ID. Ben
ton, j. 3. Rice. W. s. Undertake, J.
Wright, T. c. Field, A. f. Senkler, ii.
NJ. Smyth. RI G. Jefferson, Z.
II. Bailey, W. NJ. Carson. William
Davis, ID. ID. Cornish, II. r. BigelOw,
James Knox Taylor. B. Curry, A. G..
Beacon, f. b. DriScoll, William George,
Lewis Baker, c. A. Bum, A. J. Stone,
p. erwin. J. Townsend, j. Glib
son, a. Savage, NJ. Taylor, D. n.
Hand. q. Z. Skinner, r. Free
man. E. c. Wheeler, J. Skinner, A. G.
Foster. +. Newell, &. l.. Otis. II. A.
Darlington. f. A. Gilbert, @. Hamil-
ton, E. {. Becker, f. JilsOn. j. L. Rob
ertson. f. Cutler. A. McHlale, J. Gilfil-
Ian, f. Z. Shepard. j. HOxSie,
S. McGoffin, f. Rogers, j. Rogers,
George Acker. c. l.. Bunker, w. S.
Morton, Stanford Newell, Armstrong,
John Fulton. G. B. Raney, J. II. MOrri-
son, d. Shepard, Samuel Stickney, DAY.
export. Brewster. Upham. ID. r. Moves,
Spaulding Beaumont, Misses Galusha,
Hall, Nauman. Smythe. Z. Bigelow,
Baker, Maude Van CORTLAND Taylor.
Mary Taylor. Bunker. Armstrong,
Moves, Howe and the Misses Andrews.
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The superb Table Service

For the new Manitoba system of dining
cars, consisting wholly of decorated
china, cut glass and choicest silver, is
furnished by the st. Paul house of DON
aldson. Ogden & Co. The commercial
progress of st. Paul is well evidenced
by the ability of home establishment
to handle an order of this magnitude.
The firm mentioned occupy an impos-
ing building at Sibley and Sixth streets.
and its six floors are crowded with
goods selected to meet the requirements
of the Northwestern trade, which they
have supplied for thirty-fve years.
Donaldson, Ogden d Co. make a spe-
cialty of decorated dinner services and
toilet sets, and the variety of their stock
enables them to satisfy the taste of
every purchaser.
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TO SATISFY A CREDITOR.
Another Attachment Against the
BOdega.

il. Black and A. G. Reid, proprie-
tors of the ''Bodega," made supple
mentary assignment last evening to
James W. Ham, the real estate dealer.
The assignment was made to cover an
attachment made by the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing association to satisfy
an unliquidated claim of $1,000. The
value of the stock. consisting of wines,
liquors, cigars ana fixtures, is inyen-
toried at $1,000. The bOndsmen are
James W. Ham, James Schoonmaker
and Mary Ellen Ham. Matters have
been bridged over, however, for at a
late hour last evening it was learned
that the Bodega would open as usual
this morning
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COLD WATER TICKET.

PrOhibitiOnists Complete Their
Nominations and Hoist Their
COlors.
The Prohibitionists met yesterday
and completed their county ticket, so
that it now stands as follows:
Auditor j. E. Lackey; sheriff, Herman
Onken: register of deeds, F. X. MOmgel;
county treasurer, r. W. Wallace: county at
torney. c. n. Akers; coroner, Dr.. Francis
Mcclure; surveyor, J. ii. Fritz.
sentatives-Twenty-s senatorial
district. Maurice A. Wurts. the old First
ward; John NJ. Dahl5y, the old Fifth ward :;
Frank n. Lockwood. HamlIne, Merriam
Park. country, etc. Twenty seventh sena--
torial district, r. 2. Lewis, old Second and
Sixth wards; Il. P. Bentley, old Third; DR..
James X. Erskine, First and Fourth pre-
cincts old Fourth ward; n. Il. Frost. Second
and Third precincts old Fourth ward.
Commissioners-FOr the city, Oscar Wolfe,
Ninth ward; DIR. William A. Powers, Sixth
ward; George F. Wooley, First ward; f. c..
Farney; Seventh waru. For the county:
James A. Gordy and Rev. Oliver n. Snow,
of White Bear
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DEVOTEES OF THE DANCE.
The Ivy Leaf Clubs Third Social
Gathering.

Society hall. in tine Drake block, pre-
scented a gay and animated appearance
last evening as the members Of the Ivy
Leaf dancing club and their friends
moved in rythmical measure to the
strains of IliIliaTd's orchestra. At half
past nine o'clock the dancers took. their
places in the grand march. which was
the first number OF programme
of eighteen dances. The party
was the third in a series OF de-
lightfuL entertainments which are given
fornig htlY by this club. Among those
present were Misses Murphy. Gleason,
Hartman. Foley. Leo. Madden, Suel,
Bertram. Fontaine. Mccarthy, Clinton
and O'Leary, and Messrs. Ryan, Grath-
void, Kennedy. LetfOrd. Morrissey,
Casey, Murphy, Regain, Daily, Young,
Gleason, Gutridge, 0'GOrman, Null
grew. Rush, Naugton, J. J. Regain,
lynch O'Brien and Carter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-27
LEGISLATIVE.

First District-Twenty-siX Senate, Dis
trict-OId First Ward.
HENRY FEYDER.
Second District-Tweuty-sixth Senatorial
District-Old Fifth Ward.
FRED ". BOTT.
Third DiStrict-TWenty-sixt Senatorial Dis
trict-County,
ALEXANDER ADAMS.
First District-Twenty-se Senatorial
District--Oid Second and Sixth Wards,
No Nomination.
Second District-Twentys seventh Senatorial
District-OId Third Ward.
JOHN S erode.
Saird Distr5ct-TweIty-s Senatorial
District-First and Fourth Precincts OF Old
Fourth Ward.
JOHN II. IVES.
Fourth DiStrict-Twenty-se seventh Senatorial
District-Second and Third Precincts OF
Old Fourth Ward,
.. JOHN II. BAYER.