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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.
For the Districzof Columbia, and Virginia, warm
c.; fair; LOrtherly winds
PLEASANT VALLEY, DRY and sweet Catawba DOC.
s4tJn- JAS II. DoSSELLY,
Cor. l4th anu sts. NV.
FOR SPECULATION or horne see houses advertised
b. NcLach.en & Batche.der.
FsSrs TO ORDER. s.. EIsEsASs. 9TH and e
HAMS Cur-PrIcE SAFE Of Fine Low Shoes and
slippers ofIrrs q rare chance To secure desirable
F.Ie Low Shoes and Snppers at less than whole
sale prices See Their 80, page Z.
CUT PRICES IN CLofHHISG. GEO. spransy's, 434 9TH.
FsR PIcNIcs AND ExcURsIoss-Potted Ham,
Chicken and TurSey. Jls ID. DOnnelly, ealer in
NE groceries. cor 1ith and SIS. NV.
DRINK "TuEl NECTAR" pure Chinese tea. A
black tea with a green tea flavor toe. pound
sEE our $3.50 suit sale. EIsEMASs. 9Th and E.
Lo~G BRANCH BOURBON wHIsKY, s1.25 a bottle
Distilled In 1874, O nthIana, ny Charles kraemer,
s37 9TH 81. Ia W.
SEE our $500 suit sale. ErsEsAs's. 9TH and E
A BOTTLE OF fine Imported Claret for SOC, at
JAS. ID. DOSNELLYs,
Cor 14th and i SIS NV.
PANTS TO ORDER. $3.50. ErsEMAs's 9TH andE
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
sale now IA progress az the Family Shoe store.
Bargains for all First come, first served.
FINE GAS FIXTURES at SHEDD Bro, 9th st.
ACAsE of extra quality of California Claret for
$3.50, ut JAS ID. DONNELLY,
Cor. 14tn anu SITS. NV.
DRINK "THEA NECTAR" pure Chinese tea. A
black tea with a green tea favor. 6Oc- pound.
PANTS TO ORDER, $3.50. EIsEAAS's, 9TH and E.
PLUxBING AND FURNACE WORK promptly attended
70 by ). ). SHEDD a Bro, 432 OF ST.
A LARGE BOTTLE Of blackberry Brandy for Soc,
at JAS. ID. DOSNELLY,
cor. 14In and >JS. NV.
SUITS REDUCED to $3.50 EIsENAN's, 7th and E
TWENTY PER CENT REDUCTION on Trunks, Bags,
Mems straw Hats and Light Derbys, 10 close out,
IL C. LEWIS. g3O TN ST., between and h SIS. L. W.
CUT Prices IN CLOTHING, Geo. SpEansy's. 43i 18th.
FIRE,-SOTne OF the greatest bargains still re-
main. sale VIII continue daily until all are dis
posed Of Family shoe store, $40 1Jn ST.
WILLS ICE Co.'S FenO5scOt ic red wagons
DEISK THEA NECTAR" pure Chinese tea
black tea with green tea flavor. toe. pound
SUITS REDUCED 10 $3.50. EIsEMAN's, 9TH and E
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LOR kENT-BY L. q. HoLTZMAN.

II ".
$40 18th ST. NV. 1Or.s 100 :..? st. NV. 7r $50
81 81 i5th It. n1 i5r so ii ats Sin 80
81 10th St n.w 13r. 10 1888 st. n.e 1r.. ~. 80
1O7 ST. NV. l3r......65 1909 10Th st. 1880
122 l4tn st. W. Tor. to- o. 9TH q
l4lS st. n. 5r. 80 Fenton ri. Or ID so
900 9th stnW., lar. 521O 80 fenton n n.e.6r 49, 50
lS4l ST.. lOr. 81 fenton PL n.e6r IL. 50
2027 ST. NV. 1Or.. 80 1882 Mylie St. 6r.
1875 ST. NV, Tor. so 4O2 Richardson pL. IL so
NV cor 18th and Penn. 7i9 18th st. NV. 2r .s35
ave-. l9r = LOO 1909 ST.. from 10 to ID
041 ST.. I'd floor. front 937 st.. I'd floor. g.. 30
rs, heated by steam 100 93s st.. I'd floor lrm. 10
81 +. I'D floor front 40 La. ave. from 10 20
heated by steam. 1888 S3l st. n w., Sd door -.
Elegant rooms Ill "Sun 10 IL. ave.. ID door. ~
building, "hreproof, = ele Is lth st., Pr. %
vators, heated by steam. . l3 1lth ST., 3r. 20
from $50 to 800 each.
STORES
MAGNIFICENT store. sun Il 18th st n.w..... S35
building, per an. $500 9TH ab Pa av. store. ID
lIOl Pa. av store. l2J nth ab Pa av store )
1903 Ia av.- store. 30 605 9th st. NV,
list of furnished call for send to office
Tor list Of property for sale call for send to office
Properly placed with me TOR rent sale literally
I'D Nertised tree OF cost 10 the owner.
jy9 4. q. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta NV
II :,25 Pa ave. 3-story brick Or and store 81 &c. rs
1905 St, story brick, rooms. ........ $500
1124 10th st, 2-stOry basement brick. 9r... 5000
1897 ST.. S-story double house, 13 rooms. " 100 90
l244 Wyiie St. 2-story brick. u rooms. 14QO
1222 st. n. ", 3-story brick rooms. ..... 1900
jy7-l2t Nj. NJ. PARKER, 14lS + ST.
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MARRIAGE LfcEN>Es-Marriage licenses have
beVh issue % tt" clerk OF the court 10 Samuel
Groom All AATy COTS, both OF Alexandria Va :
John Young anu Amanda smith
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MLE M. d. PRANpL
l30s 81 NV. MR. Hunt,s)
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS
Also
,Aspecial selection In sHEI-L. AMBER and DuIx.
JIT ORNAMENTS
hair Dressed aud bangs shineied mh26-snis
A NToN fIscHfRe DRY Gle MING EsrAD
<AIlsHAENT AND DlE WORKS. euo q ST NV.
LADIES' aud 0e ts Garments ali kinds Cleared and
Dyed without being ripped. Ladies' Nv ming Dresses
especially. Thirty Ave year, expenence- Prizes
mod rate Coods called for and delivered sls
A LLwooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPED.
AFTsCHEI.
rl4 s-O6 y M
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THE REMAINS or THos H. SAUIsBUKY TAKEN IN
DgIAwAEE.-Tue remains OF tb,. .afe -. ~
SauasDafy, nephew OF senator SALISBURY whO,,.
Stdth Was h4eLtIoned III yestertIy's STAR we're
rrinOftd thlo morning from Mr. II. ". Bakers
lIleTt1kIns establishment 10 the Baltimore and
Potomac depot and placed on the train for bower
remains were accOMpJ nied By enatoT Saulsburv
senator cray, and Representative PenniD- ton
anu were accUtnpaLl BY a number OF personal
friends OF the 0eCeaseu
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1TyHE ALDINE. CAPE MAY. n. J.. DEcATER ST,
III brst house from the beach posite hot and Cold
bahia For pariaculArs. apply 70 TiiEO. MI LLER
al lOw Iropf1etor.
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Ill hEhOBoTH BEACH. DEL
Through express trains daily. Opene une II
niy25-sSt J. T. THOMPSON. frofr1etor
TORTEsCUE HOUSE ARKANSAS AVE AID
IL ocean front. Atlantic City. n J.. enlarged and
irei RENTED is open- Full ocean view. nne
splendid Ion. full orchestra l. tOklkSCCk
te1-3m
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DivoECED FROM DANIEL CARRIG.N-A decree of
OlForce has betn made "a the E4ulty Court I'm the
ease OF stfaL j. CtTrtgan agrIn-t Dame! Carrigan
LiN.AE htr the custody VI the minor children The
Dlli Ned on March last set IJrtA the convict,on
OF defendant Tor obtaining money by false youch-
ers On the ndya4 LARD cal bureau.
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INVEST END HoTlI. AsBrRY PARK. NJ-oPEN
w all the veal. directly ON the beach accommodates
400 quests, refurulsh,d aud large additi aid.si
intending HE ball room. making this the
hnest hotels the Coast J. b RIPLEY. Proprietor.
gclo-lm
nNhE REMOVE. TENNESSEE AVENUE NEAR
l. the beach. Atlantic CITY. y J.
Open all season.
myl-3m " n CHEEsEMAN.
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

General L. Tozer and George NJ. Mott
came IN on the Colfax train yesterday.
Mrs. S. II. Taylor, of San Francisco. is
visiting this city, the guest of her mother.
Mrs. Henley.
Mrs. John Stevens. accompanied bv Mrs.
fountain, left for Monterey yesterday, 10
be absent few weeks.
DR.. ?. Evans, of Bangor, Me-. brother
in-law of DR.. F. F. Tebbets, is guest of
the latter in this city. He spent some
weeks in Southern California, and saws ne
prefers Sacramento to Los Angeles. So
does every one who has resided in both
places.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday :
}. j.. Freeman, Miss Brown, San Francisco:
]. B. Tohey, Roeklin; c. w. Pratt and wife
Michigan; Robert Major, Sheridan; L. S.
Doud, Oakland; F. f. Chase, Millfrad:
William Hood, Colfax; P Trembley, Co.
lusa; j. w. Gray, San Francisco; L. e.
Faunt, San joaquin, and B. II. Hethering-
ton, Nevada.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday Elmer E. Smith, S. Levine, Chas.
Ii. Shattuck, Charles Holbrook, Isaac w.
Caro-, George Harteman, J. w. Knox, Z. A.
Belcher, w. Strait, J. B. Huline, San Fran
cisco; j. A. Wilson, Oakland; E. A. Val
Dalsen G. II. Maddox. Mrs. Elgin. J. HI
Barbour, San Jose; L. w. Buck, Vacayille;
George A. Cooke and wife, Sandusky, O ::
K. L. Briggs, Philadelphia; R. f. Turner,
| oakland; c. NJ. Muming, Grand Island: E.
ID. DePue, Port Costa, A. b. Matthews,
Chicago; l.. Harvey, Oakland Arthur
Field, Thomas Pringle and A. Pringle.
San Francisco
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Improvement of Twelfth Street.

A large meeting of property owners on
Twelfth street. having holdings from H
street TO tie north levee, was held last
evening al Zimmerman's store, corner of
Twelfth and E. The object of the meeting
was to make preliminary arrangements
looking TO the grading and graveling of
that thoroughfare. Frank Ruhstaller was
elected Chairman and w. b. Hamilton
Secretary. A general discussion was he'd
as to the pest methods of improving the
street. Mr.. Zimmerman was in favor, if it
proves To be impossible for financial rea-
sons to gravel the whole width of the
street, TO gravel it 80 feet wide in the CEN
ter and complete the work at some future
date. Others were in favor of doing the
work well or else not at all.
The matter was finally left to a commit
tee of five, consisting of Messrs, Donahue,
McDonsld, Carroll, Baker and Zimmerman
10 confer with the Trustees and make an
estimate Of the cost of the work and the
best manner of doing it.
1t is understood that the Sixteenth-street
people are also moving in this matter, and
intend, il possible, TO so improve their street
by grading and graveling that they can
prevail upon the Board of Supervisors to
make the approach to the new American
river bridge by the way of Sixteenth instead
OF Twelfth street. 1t is limited that the
Board will accept the Sixteenth prop
osltion unless Twelfth street is improved SO
that travel will not be interrupted during
the winter months. 1t now remains to be
seen where silurians live-on Twelfth or on
Sixteenth street
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LOCAL BREyITIES.

! The Fourth Ward Improvement Associa.
ton viii meet tonight in L;chthardt's Hall
! Charles Cook was yesterday appointed a
Notary Public, to reside ut Cloyerdale, So
noma county.
An Indian committed suicide at ODtir a
few days ago, and his body was brought to
this city TO be buried.
I Planking is being laid between the rails
OF the Carey street railway at The inter-
sections of the streets.
Pioneer Assembly, No. S55. and Railroad
Assembly. No 1883, X. Of H., will give .
social dance at Turner Hall Tuesday even
ing, March 9Th.
The Sheriff of Tuolumne county passed
through on the train yesterday, en- rosie to
Sonora, with Mexican prisoner, arrested
IN Shasta county for stealing a mule.
The Governor yesterday commissioned
Edward Topham, of Milpitas, member of
the District Board of Agriculture for Dis
trict No. ., vice j. A. Wilson resigned.
man was run over and killed by a
train near Davisville. about 8 P. NJ. Thurs
day tramp says the deceased's name
was Rice, and that he recently came from
Connecticut.
Fred. Slack was tried before Justice of
the Feace Davis yesterday morning, for as
sault to murder Ed. Grimm, whom he
struck on the head few days since He
was convicted of simple assault and
! fined $50.
The personal columns of the daily papers
are filled with mentions of individuals 60
ing to and from the city to perhaps the
neighooring town These personal notes,
nine times out of ten, are handed
INTO the Office by the parties them
selves, or sent through the mail
by, postal card. few days ago a
lady and her daughter, who live in Wash
ington, 9olo county. Just across the bridge,
! came over and spent an hour in Sacra-
mento. They dropped a postal card to the
city editor, asking a mention of the social
event, and because he failed to put it in the
paper. the RECORD UNION has lost one sub
| scriber
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Executive Pardons

The Governor since September 18th to
the l4th Of February has considered lis APP
plications for pardons. This does not in
clude large number of second-termers
whose applications were not considered
At the last pardon day the following were
pardoned:
+. Chapman, convicted of murder, second
degree, February 13, 1881, in Butte county
and sentenced TO an Imprisonment of %
years,
VIM. McMurty, convicted of robbery
September y, 1886, in San Joaquin county
and sentenced 10 10 years.
James Mooney, convicted of murder
July, 1885, in San Joaquin county, anG
sentenced TO 10 years.
G. w. Steward, convicted of man
slaughter December L, 1893, in Coluss
county, and sentenced TO 5 years.
J. T. Creary, convicted of burglary June
II, 1887. in San Joaquin county, and sen
fenced to eight years.
NJ. t. Lesenby convicted of burglary il
San Joaquin county, in June, 1887, anc
sentenced to one year.
]. d. d. Mccoy, convicted of man
slaughter in Ventura county, in December
1885, and sentenced to years.
The Governor issued the following com
mutations:
A. w. Hulse, convicted of an assault
with deadly weapon, in June, 1885, il
MERGED county, and sentenced to years
was commuted to years.
James j. Kerrick, convicted of murder
first degree, October, 1873, in Tulare county
and sentenced to life imprisonment
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sUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-van FIeet, Judge

FRIDAY. February II. 1888.
Estate of Mary J. Bearsen, deceased-Will adj
mitted. Letters to Thomas Fiben. Appraisers
2. BOIL, A. Leonard and J. NJ Millikn. Notice
in the RECoRD-UNIoN.
Estate of Ann Valleau, deceased Continued
one week.
Estate of William Joseph, deeeased-Will adj
mitted. Letters to II. Gribble and A. c. Hink-
son. Appraisers, E. Gum, J. "A. Cunningham
and j. l. Tate
Estate of +. DHondt, deceased-Set for jury
trial February %, 1855.
Estate of Susan Roca, deceased-Continued
one week.
Estate of William Frye, deceased-Order for
distribution.
Estate of F. Foster, deceased-win admitted
Letters to Alice A: and Fanny E. Foster APP
praisers Frank Miller J. r. Watson and G. NJ
Mott. Noiiee in kECoRD-UNIoN.
Estate of w. c. Hopping, deceased-Passed.
Estate of J. Gable, decease6-Order made set
ting account and making distribution.
Estate of Mary Lansing, deceased-Order
made for sale Of personal pr perty.
Estate of W F. Borchers, deceased-O Order
made for sale of personal property.
Estate of $. Renner, deceased-Decree Of no
tice to creditors.
Estate of G. X. Ney, deeeased-same order.
Estate of C. w. Price, DEMONSTRATING of
contest transferred to Department One
Estate of William Verify, deceased-O Order
made for sale OF personal property
Guardianship of Emma Cummings, minor
Order made discharging guardian.
Estate of Mary Lansing, deceased-S10O per
month allowed for family.
James Mcclure VS.. n. L. Drew ct al.-Contin-
ued.
James Mcguire VS.. n. L. Drew ct al-Contin-
ued.
l. B. Moore VS.. P. H. sculp ct al-Argued,
submitted and taken under adyisement.
Della L. Wright VS.. w. r. Wright-Contin-
ued.
Anna r. Kohne VS.. S. S. Holl, administrator
Ordered that judgment be entered in accord
ance with findings on file.
Anna Il Kohne VS.. S. NJ. Coppin-Same order.
Department One-Armstrong Judge.
FRIDAY. February II, 1883.
S. B. Smith VS.. +. W. Fratt ct al.-Continued
one week.
l. Elkus VS.. NJ. G. Dandried-co Continued one
week.
Ell. De Pue vs.. W. p. coleman-Motion for
new trial denied
| J. F. Hill VS.. {. H. Milier-Same order.
In re George Weber, an insolyen. debtor
| Debtor discharged.
Andrew Flohr vs.. NJ. L. Brain ct al-on argu-
ment.
| Dissolution Of Sacramento Land and Colonial
ton Compauy-Deeree granted.
( s. II. Pugh rs Z. s. Fenion ct al defendant
! allowed to file amended answer. The cause was
; then argued aud submitted,
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Auction Sale.
To Ia-
Business Adyertsam,

Business Adyerhs emcnts.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co-Clothipg.
L. L. Lewis &Co.-Garland stoves and ranges
ter. 20
Notice-Estate of Julius c. Beach.
Land for SALE. C. Moore.
Red House Good values
Lost-Small hand satchel
situation wanted-By young man.
Nanted-One thousand cords of wood
Sa.e-0f French draft stations
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Query as to Authorship.

EDS. REcoRD-UNIoN: VIII you please
stale through the columns of your paper
who was the author of the poem, the first
line of which is, oh, why should the
spirit of mortal be proud ?" IN.
GANswER.-The poem was composed by
William Knox who was born in 1889, and
died in 1S25.-EDs. RECORD UNIoN
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ELECTRIC LIGHT 0FFIcERs.-The Sacra-
mento Electric Light Company last even
ing elected officers as follows: Directors
B. q. Steinman. Frank Miller, C. H. Cum
mings, James Forbes, J. NJ Avery, 2. f.
Scott and d. Younglove They organized
by eiecting the following officers 3. U.
Steinman, President; c. II. Cummings,
Treasurer W. S. Rowlison, Superintend-
emit
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Afternoon and even
ing
CiUnie Opera House-The Cottons
Social dance-Knights of Labor
Fourth Ward-Meeting tonight.
Fair Oaks Relief Corps-Entertainment
Meeting Lodge, A. o. o. w.
A. and A. s. R.-To-night.
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SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,

7, I0NN. ]
The Observer, Signal Service, Sacramento Cal-
SIR Referring to the fact that in your abstract
OF journal for January, 1888, you report no per
son available to act as civilian assistant, the
Chlet Signal Officer directs that you make every
effort to secure some person at Sacramento who
will place himself under instruction, with n
view to acting in the capacity Of civilian OBJ
server during your absence on account of sick
ness, or from other causes. AS You term OF sery-
Ice expires on March Goth next it is desired that
a civilian be instructed thoroughly IN the man
ner OF taking observations by thai time so that
he may be placed in charge during your alb
sence for discharge and re-enlistment You
will report to this office on March 10Th next
whether you have placed any one under in
struetion Very respectfully your obedient
servant, +. Il. DAY.
Second Iieutenant SIGNAL Cnrr.s
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MARBLE WORKS.

I II. DEFINE INFORMS THE PUBLIC AND
e.. his old patrons that he viii sell f0r sixty
days at cost several niCeTABLET5, with. several
monuments, to close his business here. A rare
chance for those wishing to Temember deceased
friends Drawings OF the work will be sent by
mail to Customers in the country wishing 10
purchase any of The work on hand. Address J.
IL. DEEiNE, No 72| X street. IA The work Il
IN yard Rack Of store. 3Dtf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-18

LADIES DESTROYS of purchasing sewing
machines on their true merits should not
fail to see the new No. 9, 721 4 street.
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Resolutions of Respect.

The Board of Trustees held special
meeting yesterday and passed the follow
ing resolutions;
WHEREAS, Our community mourns the loss
By seath of a prominent and most worthy citi-
zen, the late A. J. Stevens, Master Mechanic OF
the Southern Pacific Company's shops, as an ex-
preston of our deep respect for his memory,
be it
Rcsolred That IN his death our city has lost q
true, loyal and devoted friend and citizen,
whose advice and counsel-often sought and
freely given-will be missed in the deliberation
of our municipal affairs. By his untiring en-
ergy and the fertile genius OF his mind he made
clear the way tor the development and erection
in our midst of a great system of mechanical
workshops, giving valuable employment to
many of our best citizens and thereby success
fully demonstrating the worth of our city as a
center for large mechanical and manufacturing
industries the railroad shops of Sacramento
City will ever stand as monument to his men,
DRY.
Resoired, That copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Board of Trus-
tees of the city of Sacramento, and that a copy
thereof be sent to the bereayed family.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-18

LOVERS OF fine stock are directed to the
advertisement which appears on page eight
of this issue giving notice of combined
public sale of imported horses and cattle.
the first of the kind ever held on this coast,
which will be held at Bay District Park,
San Francisco, Cal, March Z, 1888. The
offering consists of ten imported regis
tered Norman draft horses, and twenty-five
registered thoroughbred Angus cattle
(males and femsles)
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-18
Civilian Weather sharp Wanted

Sergeant Barwick has received the fol-
lowing letter, which is selfexplanatory,
and suggests an opportunity for some Sac
ramentan who believes in regulating the
weather by meteorological appliances, to
enter upon the work scientifically, with an
outfit furnished
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-18

NoTIcE TO Conference.-The time for
opening bids for grading avenues of Oak
Park hes been extended until Monday,
February Goth, at II o'clock. Edwin X.
Alsip, Secretary.
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WANTED-LOST-FOUND.

yITANTED-A PAPER BOX MAKER. APPLY
w CHAS. E. PHIPPS, Superintendent Vein
stock. Lubn Il Company. fel6-3t
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COLUMBUS PACKING CoMPANY.-Mr. JOS.
Green, of CORTLAND, was in San Francisco
last week, and while there purchased a
one-half interest in the business of the
Columbus Packing Company for his daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. H. Cowing. Mr.. Green has
large fruit interests, and clearly sees that
the canning industry is the main stand by
of the fruit growers. The business of the
Columbus Packing Company has increased
so rapidly that they are now putting up an
addition to their factory 42@ feet front by
40 feet in depth and two stories high.
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GAMMEL'S OLD BOOK STORE.

q eO0 VOLS. IN STOCK 500 VOLS.
A.oUU Boobs bought, sold and exchanged.
Correspondence IN reference 20 the sale or pur
chase or books solicited. Catalogues issued
monthly and mailed on application. GAM
MELS OLD BOOK STORE. 1904 Third street,
between and X, Sacramenso. If
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CHARLEY ELDRED hereafter can be found
at the Crystal Palace, No 906 street. This
saloon has been entirely renovated and
made one of the most desirable resorts in
Sacramento. Mr.. Eldred's MANY friends
and their number is legion-are invited to
call and see him in his new quarters. The
reading-rooms are supplied with all the
late papers. while the refreshments in
wines, liquors and cigars are the best to be
found in the market
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-18
The PIacerYiIIa Road

1t is now thought that the road between
Shingle Springs and Placerville will be
completed by Monday, if all things are
favorable 1t is rumored that an extensive
railroad station will be built at Placerville,
and that all the trains that run from here
to Folsom now, starting in the forenoon,
will be run Just the opposite way, all of
these trains starting from Placerville in the
morning and returning in the evening, re-
manning there over night. This, it seems,
would be a very good plan, as people from
Placerville could come here in the morning,
Go their shopping and return home in the
evening. 1t is not, however, positively
known whether this change will be made