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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
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PRESENTED With snnc Neat and Tasty Glft a
aMcmenio oi Mc JOYOUS CHRISTMAS FEs.
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TUE HEARTS Of TliE LITTLE ONI,s a. a
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laituns ~ larscf troNth,
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w 10 AMI ~ Nnlu tlrect. Bclwvon Adams aud
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onand OPENING Monday, Dcc. n
The Worlds Collections u Wonders 10 BE- seen for
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frui. Chas. Nillrt and Nine t0row,
blleman olnss Worker
The Darlington Master Alvin pf0f. Larry,
Mis- Mabel Adams Mas Gray. Thoma, Adams.
Tho Human Balloon,
Delmania, the Man serpent
And other freaks of nature too numerous 10
mention.
THIS = Strictly Family Resort,
Ana Nofihy Of lh1 TAlronage Oi the Lost Of our
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

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Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
4. %. snccd. Hardware.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
Holiday Exeur.,op..

Omar bargains in watches at Thayer's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

fiss'i a~orimcni watches at Thaycr'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

A NrON lsELE MANUFACTURER OF AND
"A dcalerin Boots aud Shoes, az Monroe street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
LOCAL BREyrTiEs.

Grand and petit jurors viii be sworn in
| the Superior Court to-day.
The rain of yesterday made the street
crossings very muddy and in some por-
tons of the city they were almost impassa-
ble.
Yesterday Frank King was arrested by
officer Franks for throwing stone through
one of the windows of John Browns saloon,
at Second and L streets.
There was found in Friend & Terry's
lumber yard yesterday morning a skeleton
key, a locket containing a lady's picture
and breastpin inscribed sc. S, TO NJ. F."
Califa Parlor, No %, Native Daughters
OF the Golden West, gave an informal re-
ception at the parlors in Pioneer Hall last
evening to the members of the order of
Native Sons. Yesterday Califa Parlor was
one year old.
The following arrests were recorded on
the police slate last night: Frank King,
disturbing the peace, by officer Franks; L..
kreuzberger, battery, by officer Frazee;
Back Jack, drunk. by officer Farrell; NJ.
Wood, drunk, by officer Campbell.
Deputy Sheriffs Riley and Wilson, of
San Francisco, last evening lodged in the
City Prison Harry ST. Clair and Mar Ling
Nuey, en- route to the State Prison at Fol-
som, the former to serve a term of eight
years for grand larceny and the latter three
years for burglary in the second degree.
The San Diego Sun, speaking of the ar
rest of W. ?. Burtis, formerly OF Sacra-
mento says that he has a wife, most
estimable lady, and five children, now liv-
ing on Thirteenth street, between B and c.,
in this city, who are not only in need of
sympathy but substantial aid from their
friends.
The new store-house for the State school
books and State Printers supplies is nearly
rooted in, and will be completed in about
four weeks. 1t will be thoroughly fire.
proof. The roof is composed oil a layer of
boards, layer of brick and mortar, layer
OF cement, another layer of boards, and
then a covering of tin.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
4 BOLD BURGLARY.
A Thief Robs Bedroom in Broad Day
light.

A Thief Robs a Bedroom in Broad Day
light.
Linus Weed, who has night watch at a
downtown restaurant, retired to his room
in the Gleeman House, at A. NJ. on We'd
nesday. When he arose in the afternoon
he noticed his coat and vest lying on the
floor in front of the door. He knew that
ne had hung them up on hooks, and he
was at loss to know how they came to be
upon the floor. He began to inspect. The
pockets were all turned inside out. The
door was locked and the matter was a COM
plete puzzle until he noticed that the
transom above the door was open. The
thief had opened the transom and with a
stick or cane had reached the clothing,
riaed the pockets, and then dropped them
on the inside of the room. 1t was daring
burglary in broad daylight. The thief only
obtained 20 cents. Mr.. Weed had taken
his watch out of his vest and placed it un-
der his pillow, and thus the burglar was
cheated out of a fine time piece.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
SUPREME COURT.
IN BANK

SACRAMENTO, November is, 1855.
Court met .pursuantto adjournment. Present,
searls, G; j. presiding; Thornton, j.; Sharp
stein, j., Paterson, j.: Mcfarland, j.; Works,
j.; spencer, Clerk Washburn, Bailiff.
Admission of Paul Harlan-On motion OF
George A Lamont, Esq, and presentation OF
Kansas and evidence of good character, it is or
dered that Paul Harlan be, and he is hereby
ADMITTED 10 practice as an attorney and coun-
selor in all the Courts of this State.
12,46l-Wade VS.. Goster-On motion of John
son and pursuant to stipulation filed herein, or
dered that he may be permitted TO make certain
corrections in the transcript.
12,6Ol-Dalyvs Dunn-On motion of Hundley,
ordered respondent be allowed twenty days to
file brief, appellant twenty days to reply; cause
to De thereupon submitted.
12,522-Taylor VS.. North Star Gold Mining
Company-On motion OF Thompson ordered ap-
pellant be allowed twenty days to file brief, re-
spondent twenty days TO reply; cause to be
thereupon submitted.
12,72d-Tapia vs. Mooney-On motion of Alex
ander, ordered cause be submitted upon briefs
on file.
12,7sS-Wixson Vs. Devine-Pursuant to stip-
ulatioD, ordered cause be submitted upon briefs
on file.
12,l14-Harnett ct al We Central Pacific Rail
road Company-0n motion of Lamont, ordered
cause be submitted upon briefs on file.
Il, 4l3-ln re Good et al.-Pursllant to stipula-
ton, ordered that appellant be allowed ten
days to file brief, respondent fifteen days to re-
ply, appellant ten days to Ieply thereto; cause
10 be thereupon submitted.
12,4l5-Staples VS. Connor-Pursuant to stipu-
lation, ordered that appellant be allowed
twenty days to file brief, respondent twenty
days to reply, appellant ten days to reply
thereto; cause 10 be thereupon submitted. Fur
ther ordered Connell, for appellant, be permit
ted to correct transcript so as to show the date
OF filing of motion of appeal.
12,5Sl-Gates VS.. CarquInez Packing Company
On motion of Lamont, ordered appellant be
allowed twenty days to file brief; cause to be
thereupon submitted.
II 555-Fine VS.. Steffen-On motion of Thomp
son, ordered respondent be allowed twenty days
! to file brief, appellant twenty days to reply
cause to be thereupon submitted.
12,793-Fagan VS.. Carty-0n motion Of Pagan
ordered submitted upon briefs on file.
2,51S-Pehrson ct al. VS.. Hewitt-Pursuant tC
stipulation, ordered respondent be allowed un
til December l5 1888. to file brief appellant un
I'll December 3O 1888, to reply; cause to be there
upon submitted.
l2,646-Souther VS.. Mcclure ct al.-On mo
ton, ordered respondent be allowed twenty
days to file brief; cause to be thereupon submit
ted.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
The Glorious Rain.

The Signal Service reports at 5 p. NJ. yes
terday show that rain was falling at Red
Bluff and Sacramento. it being .2S of an
inch at Red Bluff, and Al of an inch at
Sacramento. and the heaviest precipitation
in this city has taken place since the 5 P. NJ.
observation. 1t was still raining at mid
night.
The total amount of precipitation in this
CITY Yesterday was AT of an inch, making
1.02 inches for this season, as against 90 of
an inch to an equal date last year.
The highest and lowest temperature yes
terday was $50 and 49o, with rainy weather,
variable winds and falling barometer.
The first decided precipitation last year
began on the 2sth of November, lasting
three days, and amounting to .45 OF an
inch.
There was no rain north of this State
YESTERDAY, which shows that this storm
came in from the ocean south of Oregon.
Beginning with yesterday Lieutenant j.
E. Maxfield, indication officer at San Fran
cisco, began telegraphing the indications OF
the weather for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at A. NJ. yesterday and ending al
ga. NJ. to-day, to great many interior
towns who do not receive them otherwise,
only through The San Francisco and Sacra-
mento papers, which makes the indications
of little value to those living considerable
distance from those cities.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


H. B. Nielsen went up to Coloma yesterday.
W. H. L. Barnes came up from the Bay yester-
day.
j. D. Patterson came down from Lincoln yes
terday.
IF. Lucas came down from Placerville yes
terday.
DR.. obed Harvey and daughter, of Gait, are in
the city.
p G. Riehl, of Freeport, is lying very i'll at his
residence.
Miss Annie Davis is visiting friends in San
Francisco.
Mrs. S. L. Cooper, of Shingle Springs is visit
ing Sacramento.
Mrs Alexander Dunn has returned from a
visit to her son in Arizona.
Justice W. C. Crossette, of Folsom is lying
dangerously i'll at his home.
A number of, horsemen from this city are in
attendance al the blood horse races.
c. W. Cross, of San Francisco, and A. T. Hatch,
of Suisun, came TO the city yesterday.
Miss Hattie Buck, of Oakland, is visiting Sac
ramento, the guest of Mrs. NJ. Spencer.
Superior Judge elect Ellsworth, of Alameda
county, passed through the city yesterday, en-
route East.
Frank Miller who has been visiting relatives
| in Sacramento, returned to his home in Ell Do
| RADIO yesterday.
| Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday: Geo.
| A. Lamont, Fairfield; Louis Winter and wife,
| Ciarksburg F. J. Clark, city; W. c. Wing, San
| Francisco; John Butler, Auburn; J. l. Caldwell,
| Chico; ]. B. Patterson, Lincoln: J. F. Lucas
| Placerville: Louis Mativia, Truckee; Chas Auli
and wife, Folsom; J. E. K. o Farrell, Woodland
| H. Meter, san Francisco.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
C. L. Wilson, Jr., NoId; C. w. Cross, Chas j.
Haggerty. W. D. Johnson, ]. d. French, J. Phil.
| lips, C, b. Feren. f. Arnold, A. T. Hatch, Max
Abrahams, W. Sidney Smith, w. S. Bennett San
Francisco; G. W. soule, santa Barbara; Lou
Aloe, ST. Louis C. J. Armstrong Edwin Arm.
strong, Detroit; P. F. Simonds, Nevada; W. b
| Duyeknick, Walker Nan snd wife, Fanwood
| Miss Alice Sampson, Master u. Duyeknick Sill.
! verton; II. W. Holden and wife, Detroit n j
Baldwin, Fresno; T. F. Helber, New York; D. T.
! Williams Boston, o. Harvey and daughter, Gait
| 2. y. Goldsby, Santa Cruz; John I. Harrington
| Colusa: John Rock, Niles; Grover Fl. Smith, Los
| Angeles
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16

Total 6so, 900
The bonds held in private hands, bearing in
terest at this date, are bonds of 1873, per cent,
amounting to 1884 600.
The funded debt bonds of 1857 were is
sued under the Act of April 2S, 1857. The
amount of bonds issued was s., 100000, all
OF which, except bonds amounting to
5000, have been redeemed or refunded,
and upon these interest has ceased.
The bonds of 1860, amounting to $685.
500. were issued under the Act of April 80.
1860. These bonds have all been redeemed
or refunded, excepting bonds amounting to
$500. These latter were called in July 81,
1875, but have notyet been surrendered, al
though interest ceased from date of notice.
The State Capitol bonds of 1872 were IS
sued under the Act of March 2S, 1872, and
amount to S250,000. These bonds fell due
July l, 1887, and have been redeemed.
OF the 81, ,703.500 outstanding bonds of
the State, 81. 364 600 are held by the State
for the benefit of the school and University
funds, leaving but $339, 500 in private
hands. OF tnis amount So, 500 have been
called in, there being money in the Treas
ury to pay them.
The State funded debt bonds of 1873,
falling due July 1, 1898, amount to s., $685.
600. OF this amount the sum of 100000
has been called in, and interest on them
has ceased, thus virtually leaving but
s., ,63S, 900 outstanding.
As will be seen, therefore, the whole
amount of outstanding bonds will fall due
in 1898. They must OF course be refunded
or paid. The money has not been pro-
vided for their payment. Hence it will be
the duty of the Legislature to provide for
this emergency, and prompt action will be
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
MORE BURGLARS Gagged.
Three Eastern Cracksmen Captured by
Officer Franks.


Officer Franks.
The police seem to have done good work
on the last two burglaries committed in the
CITY, The two men who robbed the Hunt
ington-H Hopkins Company last Saturday
night have already been examined and
committed for trial and the property recov-
cred.
Yesterday officer Franks arrested three
men, who gave the names of Robert Reyn-
olds, II. Lewis and William Smith, on sus-
picion that they were the men who bur-
glarized the residence of tie Rev. A. C.
Herrick on Sunday night last. When the
men were searched at the Station House,
the watch taken from Mr.. Herrick's house
was found on the person of Reynolds, also
one of the earrings and the cases Of a gold
watch.
Reynolds and Lewis were arrested To-
gether and Smith subsequently, and tt.
latter claims that he does not know the
other men. The three had been seen TO-
gether, however, and it is probable that
they all belong TO the same gang. They
are all from the East, and claim that they
only arrived here last Friday.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
Total. 2s5s.!

Since the issuance OF my last biennial re-
port State bonds held in trust for the sup
port of common schools have been re-
deemed or exchanged to the amount of
S1l5.0O0 also county bonds amounting to
S62, 400, aggregating Si77 400. Meantime,
State and comfy bonds have been pur-
chased or exchanged by the State Board of
Examiners, amounting to 1886, 800, making
an increase of bonds beld in trust for the
support of common schools amounting to
800 400
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
un,,ard Tournament.

Commencing on Tuesday evening next,
there will be billiard tournament at the
Golden Eagle Hotel Parlors for the anna
teur local championship. Messrs. Flint,
Stevens Brown, Gamble and Marcuse will
he tbe contestants. The games are 10
he three-ball carom, 100 points. The
Iniehts of the cue are taking considerable
interest in the event.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
STATE SCHOOL FUND.
How the Educational DE epartment of CAL
ifornia is Maintained


John P. Dunn, State Controller, in his
biennial report for the thirty-eighth and
thirty-ninth fiscal years, in speaking of the
State school fund, says:
THE revenue for the support of common
schools arises from properly tax, poll tax,
interest upon unpaid principal due from
sales of lands granted by the General Gov
eminent to the State for educational pur-
poses, known as State school lands, from
interest on bonds held in trust by the State
for the support OF common schools, and
from the sale of Geological Survey reports.
The money arising from all these sources is
known as the State school fund. 1t is appor-
toned to the several counties semi annu-
ally, during the months of February and
August, by the State Superintendent ol
Public instruction, and is drawn upon Con-
trollers warrants issued on presentation Of
the Superintendent's drafts, in favor of the
several County Tressurers."
The statement for the thirty-ninth fisca
year is as follows:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
Pnilca Court notes.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Carrie Russell was fined $40 for disturbing
the peace.
Alexander Kinney, alias "Big Jim" was
sent to the County Jail for eighty days for
TWO iawelry stores of valuable chains.
The case of A. Cordano and J. Cordano,
charged by A. ]. Senate with a misde-
meanor. was continued until to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
auction sale.

w. Il. Sherburn, auctioneer, will sell at
10 A. NJ. to-day, at 323 K street, one
good secondhand piano Is. Drucker,
maker), four good cottage bedroom sets,
one walnut bookcase, in good order; eight
parlor stoves, four cooking stoves, three
kitchen safes. chairs, tables. lounges, spring
and top mattresses. pillows, crockery and
glassware, and other articles.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
Need Lonking After.

Fifteenth street from L to NJ is in very
bad condition for winter travel. Both of
the street railway companies have tracks
upon the street that are several inches
above the present grade. Teams hauling
supplies to the State Printing Office ind
difficulty in crossing the tracks. and the
latter are being knocked out of shape by
the heavy trucks. The street should be
raised to the grade of the rails, or the latter
should be lowered to the present grade OF
the street. Neither of the tracks are being
onersted at present
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
No,ariaI Apnointments.

Governor Waterman has appointed and
commissioned Notaries Public as follows
L. B. Lyman. Los Berros; J. o. Davenport
Greenwood, Mendocino; Thomas P. Hop.
kins, Po,ter's Valley; G. A. Stonesifer, Nc.
desto William Barte s, Anderson; Stephen
Jewett, Huenene; Angevine Reynolds,
Mariposa; Austin j. Davidson, Deadwood
J. G. Sims, Santa Rosa; Frank K Lippitt
Petaluma. and John Tivner, Sonoma.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
DIED.

Sacramento, November 13-Henry Ainsworth,
father of Mrs. J. Backrath, Mrs. Lou Hillen
and Miss Mary Ainsworth), q native of Eng
land, IS years 5 months and IL days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his late residence, No. 81 Q street.
this Friday) afternoon at oclock.l
Samuel Deal.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
viied to attend the funeral which will take
place from Pioneer Hall Seventh street, be-
tween and K, tomorrow Saturday. morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
New York Society Library, New York. ..
Surgeon-General Library. Washingtnn.

This state of affairs is sufficient to convince
any one familiar with libraries that we have but
a nucleus, much needed additions to which de-
mand an outlay Of thousands of dollars. This
has long been realized by your honorable Board
and myself, but for obvious reasons it has been
deemed advisable to delay purchasing extern
sively until after the catalogue, now under way,
has been printed. Californians Justly take great
pride in their state and its institutions, and
think no one could desire TO see its library
hampered or the extent of its usefulness less
ened. Rather do they wish to see it literally
endowed and enabled to rank among libIarie S
as high as does our State among States.
The fees of the office of the Secretary of
State, which is the support of the State
Library, were for the year ending June 30,
1887, SIS 160 10; for the year ending June
80 1888, 50, ,57S 30.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
Balance from thirty eighth fiscal
DISBURSEMENT.

The interest on the bonds reported in
the foregoing statements, is the yield from
securities held in trust for the State School
Fund by the State Treasurer, consisting of
bonds of the State of California, amounting
to 81 $40 800 together with bonds of various
400 the whole of which are described as
follows, to wit:
State
State Funded Debt bonds OF 1873, c
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16

CATARRH originates in scrofulous taint in
tue blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla eradicates
every impurity from the blood, and thus
promptly and permanently cures catarrh.
Give il a trial
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
SUPERIOR CoURT.

Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
THURSDAY. November 10, 1888.
All Que VS.. Louis Winter-0n trial.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
FRIDAY, 9 A. M,
Twelfth Sale Of ]. ]. Kiley & Co.'s Stock.

Ladies All-wool Scarlet Knit Vests and Pants
in all sizes. Price, 50 cents per garment
Children's Fancy Wool Leggings. Price, 10 cts.
Fancy Goods DEPARTMENT.
Also, assorted lines of Dress Buttons at uni
form price of cents per dozen.
Small Ware Department.
The largest lines of Rubbers Arctics, Gossa-
mers and Rainy Weather Clothing of all
kinds in Sacramento or vicinity.
SPECIAL.
Ostrich Plumes in Black, Cream, White and
Canary, II inches long. Price, IS cents.
millinery Department.
Imitation Russia Leather Laundry Lists in
book form.
The front of the books stamped in gilt and
perforated for silk or chenille embroidery
Price, SO cents. Make useful Holiday gifts
to men.