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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Senator Quay favors Sherman for the Cabinet.
The imported English stallion Gorilla died at
Lexington, KY, on Monday.
Charles Batters, only years old. died of heart
disease on Stockton steamer Monday.
Three men were drowned in the Merrimac
river yesterday while repairing bridge.
AT Sydney, n. S. w, game of baseball was
played yesterday between the American teams.
The wrecked steamer Yaquina is to be sold at
auction. All hope OF saving her has been given
up.
1t is thought that Bunch, the Louisiana train
robber, managed the recent job on the Illinois
Central.
o., has agreed TO pay f32 900 and surrender his
property.
The watermelon-raisers of South Carolina are
to form trust, and a negro exodus will prob
ably follow.
John Meyers Doremus was hanged yesterday
IN New Jersey tor the murder of his son John
in June last.
The Legislature will be asked to make new
county OF parts of Los Angeles and San Bernar-
dino counties.
Policeman Gardner, of Santa Rosa, took a
shot at his son-in-law, Lee McReynolds, Monday
night, but hurt nobody.
The Executive Committee of the Republican
League of the United States has decided to hold
National Convention at Baltimore ON FebTu-
airy 2sth.
III mas transplred that the Boston women cast
hundreds of Illegal votes at the late election,
probably enough to have changed the result on
the Mayoralty.
An earthquake was felt in Washington and
Warren counties, n. Y, at 5:45 yesterday morn
ing. It lasted four seconds. Buildings were
violently shaken.
Mr.. Gladstone intends to occupy himself our
ing the next few weeks by writing an article
for one of the reviews on the workings and re-
suits of the Divorce Act.
A Calcutta dispatch says: The Chit Agony
Hill tribes raided the lowlands and killed sew
eral. An expedition consisting of 1900 men has
started out to punish them.
There is a case of suspended animation at
Quebec. c. Morrisette has been apparently dead
for several days, but his eyes appear natural,
and his body is warm and pliable
favorable report was made in the Senate
yesterday upon the bill to pay A. H. Swiueford
sell, the amount of his salary due as Governor
of Alaska from July LIST to September Is, 1885.
The President has sent to the Senate the
nomination of Thomas Burke, of Washington
Territory, to be Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of that Territory vice Charles E. Boyle,
deceased.
The reports that J. B. Ha gin intends to with
draw from the turf are not at all liz ely 10 prove
true, as Matt Byrnes has returned to Monmouth
from late sales i'll Ken ueky with additions to
his California racing string.
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COMMERCIAL.


SACRAMENTO, December 18th.
kuif--Lemons-sicily, s6@7 = box: Cal
itorn1a, sSG54; Lines. 1895 = boz, 75c6oSl 90
D 100; Bananas, 1898 50 p bunch for Island
Pineapples, IS 50097 50: Coccsnuts S7t6S; Pan
anna Oranges, So 50G4; Apples, 75cGei IS 3 box;
Pears, Sl(Gl 80 p box; Peaches, 50c66Sl; PlIms,
9Oc@s1; Cranberries, p Dbl, Bell & Bugle, $40 So
oil: Cape Cod, sll 5O@12 50; Jersey, sig
DRIED FRUITS Now crop Apples, aliced, 4@
&C . ID; evaporsted. 9Gl0c; do ousrtered, 3 q
&c; Pears, peeled, 697c; Pilms, pitted SEC.
teaches, 5@6c; do peeled, 109l2o: Primes,
German, 697e; French, $685.; French Prunes,
Figs. California, 405c; Apricots, 1l@l4c Nee.
tarines, S@9c; California Figs, = 10 ID ok 81 rs:
per pound in SKIS, SC; Smyrna OvRls l5e; Flats,
l69l7c; Tubs, 99loe Dates, sob bxs, 9xS1O,
TABLE FRUfT-Assorte6, 21S-D cans, y dos,
81 80; Peaches, SO 10; Bartlett Pears, 81 80;
pluma, u %; Blackberries, 81 20; Goose
u %; MuscM Grapes, 81 rs; Red Ourrants,
q IS; Cherries. 81 so.
PIE FRUl1S-21z-I cans, Apples, 81 40; APP
ricots. 81 55; Bisckberries, 81 50; Green Cages,
81 40; Gooseberries, 81 So Grapes, 81 20;
Peaches, 81 SIS 3 dog.
Observation-Disclosures PEGS, sweet, 129l5e,
String Beans. i2@l5c . b: PotstOes-Esrly
Seedlings. 7O9S0c . ctl; Onions, Sl@
Is . D; Cabbage, 70@S5c: Carrots. 50
@6Qc . 100 ms; 1urnips, new, 75c@S1 9
sack; bunch vegetables, lOc p doz: Parsrips, 81 so
Garlic, lobe; Artiohokes. 10000 q dozen; Caui-
CHARACTERIZATION IS Dbl; Oatmeal,
Ion sack, SIC p b. 50 80 l0Ob sack; Connie al,
white, 81 % p 25-b sacks, 81 40 {. lob sacks;
yellow, 81 o 25-ib sacks, " is in 10
u sacks: Cracked Wheat, 81 20, lob sacks: 81 40,
l00-io sacks; Hominy. 81 S.. lob sack: s2 So =
100 fbs: Graham. 50 co, 10b sacks; 81 40. 100 L.
lacks.
POULTRY-Dealers' prices: Live Turkeys.
hens. 149l5c; gobbleIs, l3@ll4c; dressed, I6@1sc.
full-grown Chickens, IS 50@6 > dozen yount
BOOSTERS, 70 5005 2 dozen broilers, S2aS;
tame Ducks, s5@6; Pesin. IS 50S7; Geese, go
q 9 pair.
EGGs-C California. firm. s715@iOc; Eastern.
DAiRY PRODUCTS Butser-valley, 80 q
35c y b; Fancy Petaluma, SS@lOc q ID. East
EN- EN- packed IN IN. 1r1inE, choice, %
l4@l5c; Young America, 1i@I6e; Eastern Cream,
i5@16c; Limburger, I6@1Sc; genuine Swiss, 2ec;
American Swiss, dc; Martins Cream, 17@1Sc.
HAY, GRAIN HDFEED-Ost Hay, S129l5 9
ton; Alfalfa do, 991l 2 ton: Bran, SIS . ton
ing 759s0c; rolled, 81; wheat choice milifng),
paying, 81 so q cwt; Rye, 81 25@2 rs; Tame
Oats 81 rs; Wild Oats, 81 COOL IS Corn, paying
81 10 2 cwt.
MIsCELLANEOUs- seecs-Alfalia, l1al211s ;.
Timothy, Eastern, 7@So q ID Pop Corn.
Gar, @ 4e, Shelled, AZ % 51Sc; q T.;
Red Cover, HOPPE p b; ked Top,
g &C. Nuts-Chile Halnuts, new, n@12o;
0sIf0r 1s,so "sPlp aasts s egGc A%Snd
Eastern, 6G7c. Lard California;, cans, s1S@s;
Eastern, 3zS11c. Hides salt, light and me-
dium, sc; neavy steers. SIC; dry, 12c. Tsllow,
Go. New Hops, 1s@20c.
Spring Lamb ,S@9c; Hogs, 6@61zc; dressed Pork,
$1,000; Hams-Eastern, Ice; California, 13c;
Bacou-Mediun, 1l15c; selected, 12c; extrs
light, lS1Sc; extra light homeless. 1416c.
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HAVE SPENT MILLIONS.
What New Rolling Stock Cost the Sout
ern Pacific in Sixteen Months.

ern Pacific in Sixteen Months.
In the past sixteen months about S., 000,-
600 has been spent by the Southern Pacific
Company to equip its railroad system with
new cars and locomotives. This is the
largest amount of varied rolling stock ever
contracted for by any railroad corporation
in so short time. All the contracts were
made by G. ?. Huntington, and received
his personal supervision. Most of the new
rolling stock has been delivered.
A reporter asked General Superinten-
dent Fillmore to explain the character of
the contracts for the rolling stock He
said that $50 locomotives had been bought
for an average sum of $4,000 apiece, some
forty sleeping cars for $14 600 each, seventy
five passenger coaches that cost S., 900 each,
between 2, 500 and 5000 box and fiat cars,
the former costing 5000 apiece and the lat
ter $500 each, also a number of tourist, bag
gage, mali and express cars that cost $75,-
600 in the aggregate.
He explained that the new freight loco.
motives having twelve wheels were up TO
the maximum in strength. Two of them
would do the work of six of the old en-
glnes in hauling freight trains across the
Sierra Nevadas. As to the new freight
cars they were thirty four feet long and
could carry twenty five tons each. The old
cars were but twenty eight feet in length,
and many of them had a capacity of only
ten tons.
Superintendent Fillmore in addition said:
Il think our new cars and locomotives
will solve the question of the rapid transit
OF heavy traffic over the mountains We
have been bothered by having too many
trains crossing the mountains within a
given space of time. This difficulty has
been overcome, and even with heavier
traffic than the company has had this year
it can all be handled by about one-third
less number of trains. Where we now put
one engine i'll trent and another behind
train of cars, the tIain had to be split up
formerly and SIX engines used.'
Mr.. Fillmore spoke of the increase in
travel between San Francisco and Portland.
1t is his opinion that by next spring the
Company will have to put on two daily
trains to run through each way. AT pres
ent there is only ore daily through train
each way, with local train from this city
to Redding, and from Portland $50 miles
south to Eugene City IS. f. Examiner.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE
pgNTisqRY.
Or. w. g. REaTH.
O. u. srEPHENsoF

ngSIIST, SOUTHEAST COR -
lpner Seventh and streets, e 0KrsSs
over Lyons Store, Sacramento
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Attempt at suicide-Rowing Match-Ti
Ballot Recount-Etc.
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JOHN HAUB,,
Restaurant, Fancy Bakery, Oyster Saloon
K Street,

ID NJ. DEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
d. bright, new end frst-class The table viii
be supplied with the best in the market. Private
day and night II
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PEACE ONCE MORE.
Wars Grizzled Front is No More Seen in
VaneZueia,

NEW YORK, December 18Th" There is peace
in Venezuela once more, and the unquiet feel.
ing which oppressed its inhabitants for the past
twelve months has been dispeiled.i said Mr..
Rodergue, member of the Venezuelan Consul
ate In this city to-day. He exhibited, as proof
of his statement, certain official documents he
had just received from the Captain of the
steamer Philadelphia, which arrived here from
Caracas a few hours previously.
General Creapo Iacinto was overhauled of
Caracas by the man-of-war La Liberia, under
the command of General Paeze, and several
other Venezuelan Dotables were also captured.
The prisoners were landed the next day at La
Gnayra, whence they were taken and put into
prison
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give Them a Chance.

That is 10 say, your lungs. Also ali your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery it is. Not only The larger air pas
sages, but the thousands of little tubes and
cavities leading from them
When these are clogged and choked with
matter which ought not to be there, your
lungs cannot half do their work. And
what they do they cannot do we'll
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the family
of throat and nose aud head and lung OBJ
strueiions, all are bad. All ought to be got
rid of. There is just one sure way to get
rid of them That is TO take Boschee's
German SyrCp, which any druggist will
sell you a. IS cents a bottle Even if every
thing else has failed you, you may depend
upon this for certain
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRAsc1sco. December 1e


FLOUR-Good inquiry, with fair steadiness in
values. We quote: Not cash price for Family
Extras, ga zoos 2 Dbl; Bakers Extras, 81 700
SIS; superhne. IS 1908 80.
WHEAT-Irade is slow at easy prices. The
situation at foreign centers does not encourage
exporters TO ship in those directions at prices
ruling in local circles. Values here are, TO some
extent, nominal, because offerings are not being
pressed, and buyers do not appear at all anxious
TO trade. heat that comes up to the No.
standard is quotable at 81 40 p ctl being at least
PC lower than week ago.
BARLEY-Holders OF strictly choice feed
cling TO the higher figure, but the response from
buyers is neither prompt nor general. Old feed
is receiving better attention, because it is
offered lower and suits certain custom Just as
well as new. In brewing descriptions there is
but little activity, while prices are not strong
as a short time ago. We quote as follows
No. i Feed, sl14@s2szc common grades, 771z9
soc; Brewing, 921z9s5c for fair to good, and
971zcG,s1 for choice.
CORN-Increasing receipts, with no cor
responding demand, give yet easier tone
to the market. Quotable at 81 2O@1 221%
for large Yellow, and 81 % p ctl for small;
White, 81 l5 q cti.
CoRNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at s27@2s
= ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 23<@2Ne p n.
OIICAEE MEAL-6rGotapie at $50 . ton.
SAEDs-More liber-l offering of yellow Mus
tArd cause q small decline in prices. Flaxseed
has been arriving somewhat freely during the
past week. Mustard, Brown. e 5g9a %; Yellow,
-
Rape, 114G Sc; Timothy. Sc Alfalfa, 12ai212c
> b Flax, 81 25@2 rs > ctl.
MIDDIdNGS-Steady at the current range.
Quotable at ST 50@1s so 2 ton
STRAW Scarcity of offerings has caused an
advance in price. Quotable al sodsoc = bale.
HOPS-No business while the immediate out
look is not favorable for activity Quotable at
l211@17c p %.
BRAN-In fair supply, with good demand
Quotable a. S16@17 2 ton for the better grades,
and SIS 5a@l6 for other quality.
RYE-Very little attention is given to orr
ings. Quotable at 81 75Gl 50 , ell.
BCCKWHEAT-Supr1y light QuOtable al
| 81 7aG3 . ctl, as TO quality.
GROUND BARLEl-Quotable at s1sG2o ston.
POTATOE5-Supples are coming 10 hand
| with unusual liber8lty. Oregon and Washing
/ ton Territory are shipping down large quaint
| ties while domestic receipts are of good mag
| nitude Prices age well maintained, eonsi 1ering
| all circumstances. though lowering of value
will be necessary if arrivals keep up to presen
proportions, Peerless, 40G 60c, Juybank Seedlings
65Gs0c; Garnet Chile, 6557Oc. River Reds, doc
soc; Early Rose. 10000 . ctl; Jersey Blues
6o@75c; Cuffey Cove, I59eoci Sweet 65c9sl
ctl
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Prospect of Smelling Works Being Estab-
lished at Snnkana-

SPOKANE FALLS, December 19th.-Ihomas H.
Burehe, of Helena, NJ. T., wrote TO the Board of
dustrial establishment to employ 500 men, If the
citizens would give a bond of 5000. The
character of the establishment is not stated but
it is understood to be smelter. The Board
answered. pledging the money il arrangements
satisfactory can be made. The capital is fur
nished by Chicago parties it is understood.
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RAO S---IZO
BEING APART OF THE
Villa v erona Tract,

Villa v z + o n q ] f0CL,
Situated about one mi from The city of Orc
vile the coanty seat of Butte county. The
choice citrus fruit land in tn district is fast be-
coming the rival to the prominent locations in
the southern part of this state. The citrus
fruits mature Ia this central belt from ten days
to three weeks earlier than in the southern sec
ton Of our State; is within few hours OF all
the central markets of cur State, as well as on
the c. P. K. + connection for all points in the
great central cities of the United States. In
the words of Colonel Holt of the Riverside
Press, We should ask nothing better than to
have q fine residence on this land, with ten
acres OF orange trees surrounding it." Water
for irrigation purposes in abundance from sew
eral old bitches and new ones now under con
struction. A golden opportunity to invest where
the advance must become very radical
TEA AS-One quarter cash; balance in equal
payments one, two and three years. Interest s
pereelt. per annum. including the mortgage tax.
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The Drowned Miners.

SUFFER- CREEK December 19th-Coroner Scott
was notified this morning that the two men,
George Millman, commonly known as Black
George" and Grif Pritchard, that were drowned
in the Plymouth Consolidated mine at Ply
mouth on the 18th, were found this morning
floating on the water 200 feet from the surface
The rope parted while the men where descend
ing the shaft When brought to the surface the
sight was very sad one. Both leave large
families. Pritchard's brother was drowned in
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-ArmstroDg, Judge

WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1883.
People VS.. James Brown-Contiuued until
Thursday January 10th, aud Lew Hicks, Henry
Gumbert, A. NJ. Hewitt and Belle Hewitt are or
dered to appear here on that day.
People VS.. George HendeTson-Continued IN
til January Nth.
People VS.. John Steen-Jury sworn in and case
continued to January 2, 1889.
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a Madmaa At Larga.

He is a well-known citizen, and his near
est and dearest friends do not suspect his
insanity. How do we happen to know about
III Listen; his appetite is gone heis low-spir-
tied, he don't sleep well, he has night
sweats, he is annoyed by backing cough.
These symptoms are the forerunners of
consumption and death, and yet he neglects
them Is it any wonder that we call him a
msdman? II you are his friend. tell him
to get bottle of Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery without delay 1t will cure
him if he takes it in time. Tt will not
miraculously create new lungs when the
old ones are nearly gone. but it will restore
diseased ones to healthy condition. Tell
him about it. and warn him that in his
case delay means death.
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Attempt at suicide-Rowing Match-Tae
Ballot Recount-Etc.
SAN Francisco, December i9th.-Mary Palmer,
living at $50 Vallejo street. attempted suicide
this morning because she believed another wo-
man was endeayoring to take her husband from
her. She was taken to the Receiving Hospital
and relieved of the morphine she had taken.
Dennis Griffin and Charles Long signed arti-
cles this evening to row for 5000 a side in
Alameda on January 9th.
O'DonnelPs gain to-day was twenty eight
Pond lost eight, and Story six.
Louis Sloss. President of the Alaska Com
mercial Company, tonight denied the truth of
the charge contained in dispatch from Wash
ington alleging immortality in Alaska. He says
he has affidavits TO be presented to the House
Committee which will dispose of all those
accusations.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
L ifoTniH, County of Sacramento. In tho mat
ter of tAe estate of L0RINDA HAsHBURN, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given mat FRIDAY, the
18th day of December, 1885, az 10 o'clock A. N. of
said day, and the Courtroom Of said Court, at
the Court house. in the City of Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, and State of California,
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the viii of said LORINDA WASHBURN,
deceased. and for hearing the application of W.
W.WASHBURN and ZULEKA NJ DANFORTH.
for the issuance to them Of letters tsstamentary
thereon.
Witness my hand ard the seal of said Court
this 18th day OF DECEMBER, 1888.
[SEALl VIM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By L. P. ScoTT, Depaty Clerk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney Scr Petitioners.
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Donahue,s Purchase.

SAN FRANCISCO, December I9th-Colonel Mer-
vyn Donahue has now come into virtually abso-
lutte possession of the seven lines of railroad
the past as the San Francisco and North Pacific
Railroad Company. He has bought the inter-
eSts of his mother, Mrs. Peter Donahue and his
sister, Baroness Won Schroeder, and has bonded
the railroad property for 81, 100000 at per cent
for thirty wears
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DAKOTA.
One of the Homestake Railroad Robbers
Declared Guilty.

DEADwooD, December l9th.-1he jury in the
case of John Telford, the accompliee in the late
attempt at robbing the Homestake Railroad,
was found guilty to-day as charged in the in
dictment The jury was out only Is minutes.
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GRAND EXCURSION
VIII leave SACRAMENTO on SATURDAY, De-
cember =, SIS, at 10 o'clock a. NJ; Marysvile
al y O'Clock NJ, arriving at Oroville at 1:30
oclocs P. NJ
Rnunc "Trip Tickets: SO 35 from Sacra-
INTO; Is cents from BIarysvi Ie.
eS- For maps. catalogues and further particu-
lar> inc Ire of EASTON, ELDRIDGE & Z .
dl7-5t 6lS Market street, san Francisco.
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Weather Indications.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 19th.-Weather in
dications for California Fair weather followed
by rain in the northern portion ON Thursday
night, variable winds and nearly stationary tenn
perature.
Oregon and Washington Territory-Rain in
the western portion, and fair weather in the
eastern portion, With southerly winds and
slightly warmer
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Death OF Ex-Assemblymsn Heath.

SANTA CRUZ, December 19th.-Early this even
ing Hon. Lueien Heath, after short Illness
suddenly expired from heart disease. ! ceased
was at one time Secretary of State of -agou
and twice represented this county in the Assem-
bly,. Mr.. Heath was aged 60 years. and was
native of New York. He leaves widow and
two grown sons
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a Boycotted Printer.

FRESNO. December 19th.-At a committee
this evening it was decided TO send represent
alive to San Francisco Immediately to lay the
matter of the boycott on D. Fisk before the
Typographical Union there, and secure the c.
operation of the institution, together with that
of the San Francisco Musical Union.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-EST OF ROB-
IN ERT MILLER, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, Administrator OF the
estate Of ROBERT MILLER, deceased. to the
creditors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary Rffidavits or vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice,
TO saiSi Administrator at the Office of Taylor &
Ho,ri No. $50 street, in the city OF Sacramento.
Dated November IS, 1885.
PHILIP HERZOG, Administrator.
TAYLOR 4 HoLI, Atty's for Administrator,
n2e-5tTh
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The Pacific Methodist College.

SANTA Rosa, December 19th.-The Trustees of
the Pacific Methodist College meet here to-mor.
row to consider the proposition to move the
college to Woodland. The college has property
to the amount Of $40 geo, clear of all liabilities
but has no endowment, and unless the citizens
here raise $4,000 for the endowment, ii is likely
the college will be moved to Woodland where
the bidding is strong for the school.
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SUNDAY excepted. Sunday only. saturday
only Monday excepted. FRIDAY only. A.
For morning. P.-FoI afternoon.
A. n. TOWNE, General Manager.
I. q. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent II
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sutter County Hortioulturists.

MARYsyILLE, December l9th.-At a meeting
of the Suffer County Horticultural Society to-
day Emory A. Smith, editor of the Florist aud
GcrdtHer, read an interesting essay on neglected
branches of horticulture as auxiliary to fruit
growing The floral decorations of the rooms
were contributed by the ladies of Suffer county
rtr,r. fine
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
nfana-AZc, sna L nAran4 E,n.nr,nentn

Capital Stock Paid Up...-$2I5, 500 %
Term ana ordinary deposits received.
Dividends Paid Semi-AnnuRlly.
~ Money Loaned on Real Estate Only.
NM. BECkMAN, President.
w. +. 6uSTOOH, Secretary. 61a
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ARIZONA.
The Montgomery Group of Mines Bought
by Missouri Capitalist.

PRESCOTT. December 19th.-The Montgomery
group of mines, located near Prescott, were sold
to-day to a Kansas City capitalist for So, 600.
The purchaser will Immediately erect mill for
working the ores, which are gold.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
gBDERTAKERS.
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