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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07
Red Men.

The Grand Council of the Order of Rex
Men will meet at Chico to day. 1t is sale
that more than one hundred delegates viii
be present, many of them accompanied by
their wives. Those who will be presen
from this city are Red Jacket, No. 2S-
Jacob Nasele, John DomiDgos. John Drey
man, james McCaw, James Mckee, L
Dunbar. 0wosso No. 39-J. J. Buckley
Otto Blaher, IL. Guthrie, H Runkle, J. w
Crone. Cosumnes No. III. z. Counts, E
Wilson, Clarence Clark, George Boyne
Red Cloud No. III. Bauquier, c. w
Whitlock
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Young Man Drowned.

A young man named Ryan was drowned
in the river at the foot of M street about
halfpast O'Clock last evening while in
bathing. With a number of others Ryan
went upon the Grangers' barge, undressed
and plunged into the river for a swim
Thomas Msguire, who was on the barge,
says that he saw Ryan apparently car
ried along with the tide, but supposing
that he could swim, paid no attention to
him until he had passed the end of the
barge, when be heard a cry. He called to
the others for help and threw a plank to
Ryan, but before anyone could reach him
the latter sank and was seen no more. Ma
guire at once reported the matter 10 the
police station, where he procured Crap
pling irons and returned to the scene Of the
accident in the hope of recovering the
body, Ryan was about 81 years of age,
and q plumber by trade. He came from
San Francisco on Sunday and went to work
yesterday in plumbing establishment on
X street.
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The Ho Bos,

The first State meeting of the Ho Bos
was held in Parlor a, Palace Hotel, San
Francisco, on last Saturday. Representa-
tives of the Society from Marysville, Chico,
Napa, Sacramento and other towns were in
attendance. The Rebekah branch of the
organization was also represented. The
only business transacted was the election
of officers. The meeting came to close
with grand banquet at the Maison Doree
The next Convention will be held at Lake
Tahoe. Will. H. Hanlon represented the
Sacramento Club at the meeting.
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CITY TRUSTEES.
Proposed Street Work-Ex- Chief DIllman
Allowed His Salary.

Proposed Street Work-Ex-Ch Dillman
Allowed His Salary.
At the meeting Of the Board of City
Trustees yesterday morning all the mem
bers were present.
The Chief Engineer, E. H. Williams, OF
the Water Works, reported that 43, ,672 900
gallons of water had been pumped during
the past week. The Holly pump ran ia
hours and the c. P. pump l5S.
The Harbormaster, n. a. Kidder. re-
ported that he had collected during the
month of July S140 So
Philip Rumble, the Poundmaster, was
present to answer questions TO be pro-
pounded to him by the Board He denied
having done anything contrary to law. and
claimed that if anybody had been bull
dozed he had. Men came and took their
COWS from him and refused to pay the costs.
and others claimed they had permits from
the Board of Trustees to run their cattle
upon the Streets and refused to recognize
his authority. The Trustees evidently be-
heve the Poundmaster to be much abused
official and instructed him to inforce the
law rigidiy. They deny having given any
one special privileges, and insist that all
shall be treated alike. He promised to
force his collec ions and take in ali the un.
tagged dogs and roaming cattle and horses.
Ex-Chief Dillman having won his suit
IN the Superior Court for his back salary
the Board ordered it paid. Dillman's and
Sullivan's bills bad been punched and were
allowed together, which, with the costs Of
suits added, made $3.50 To- The bills of
the other ex-oflicers will be acted upon at
the next meeting
Tbs prOpertV-oWDers at Eipnth and r.
streets objected to the payment of the in
tersection work, claiming that il was not
new work-simply repairs, and the city
should pay for it. The matter was taken
under advlSement for one week.
q. w. Hancock, a Director of the State
Board of Agriculture, appeared before the
Board and asked that the water main be
extended in the alley between 3 and G
streets to Agricultural Park The matter
was referred to Superintendent Wolf
Poundm as'er Rumble reported that ne
had collected for July $5S.
Superintendent of the City Cemeteries
a. J. Wilson reported that there were 81
deaths in the city during July. The num-
Der brought here for burial was 10. He
collected $37 so for the sale of lots and
SOL 30 for burial permits.
The City Attorney was instructed to pre-
pare an ordinance providing for plan to
destroy the cottony cushion scale.
The Board passed a resolution of inten-
ton to have Fifteenth street graded and
graveled, from the south line of L street to
the north line of G.
Tomorrow evening the Trustees will
meet to consider the bids for new pumps.
Antoine King, a street-sprinkler, was
fined S25 for not performing his duties ac-
cording to contract.
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Annual Council at stockton.

The annual meeting of the Grand Coun-
Gil of the Young Mems Institute will be
held in Stockton, commencing on the Sd
Of September next. Sacramento Institute
No. II, at its last meeting elected ]. C.
German and Robert z. Murray as delegates
and NJ. J. Burke and w. F. Gormley as
slternates to the Grand Council A COM
mittee was appointed to make arrange
ments for an excursion TO attend the grand
bail to be given on the evening of Septem-
Der 4th, many members of the order hav-
ing expressed a desire to be present, as
from all appearances the occasion will be
one 10 be remembered. The Stockton In
sIitute 10 making great preparations to en-
tertain their guests, and will try to surpass
the reception given at Sacramento last
wear
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The stors-Honss to be Ruilt.

Yesterday the Governor, Secretary oi
State and State Treasurer had meeting a,
the State Capitol TO consider the plans and
specifications prepared by the State Printer
for the store-house for school textbooks
Ii is 10 be brick structure one story in
hight and not to cost over $4,000. n. d,
Goodell is the architect. By request Attor-
ney-General johnson was present. On mo-
ton of Secretary of State Hendricks the
plans were approved by the vote of the Gov.
ernor and Mr.. Hendricks, the State Treas.
urer voting no. The Attorney General
gives it as his opinion that the work can
now proceed legally, and the State Printer
will at once advertise for bids.
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sinCuIar DIsappenranoe.

On the 25th of June man who gave his
name as Michael Bowen rented store at
No. sos K street, in the Clunie Block, with
the expressed intention of opening fruit
and cigar store. He paid six months rent
in advance. and hired carpenter to fix up
the place to suit the business. The carpen-
ter did about $50 worth of work under the
instructions he received, but when it was
completed be could not find the man who
can be found who has seen Bowen since
the day he paid the rent and gave the order
for the carpenter work At that tine he
had large roll of greenbacks out of which
the rent was paid. His failure TO return
has given rise to grave suspicion that he
has been foully dealt with.
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A Good Assessment.

Assessor A. L. Frost made good assess
ment of Sacramento county this year. He
raised the values something over sS.000,-
900, yet every one seemed to be satisfied.
The Board of Supervisors, who sat as a
Board of Equalization for some weeks,
made eighteen deductions, amounting to
$27, ,705, and raised several pieces amount
ing to about half as much. All of these
changes were recommended BIZ the As
SCISSOR, and in most instances were simply
corrections Of errors.
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Fire Commiss;oD.rs

The Board of Fire Commissioners held a
special meeting last evening for the pur-
pose of opening the bids for the construc-
ton Of new fire alarm system, all of the
members being present The following
bids were received C. A Fiske, $I,67S:
A. Kimball, $lS97 Electrical Supply Co,
81, 200. W. f. Griggs, of Los Angeles, who
bad not figured on the plans and specifica-
tons. offered to put in an entire new sys-
tenn for 81 450.
The Board concluded to defer action on
the bids until Wednesday evening.
Assistant Chief Engineer II. A. Guthrie
was granted four days leave of absence to
visit Chico and attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Red Men.
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Board of Supervisors.

Tne Board of Supervisors met in regular
session yesterday, all the members being
present.
On motion of Supervisor Jackson the
Committee on Roads and Bridges were
given full power to act in the matter of dis
posing of the old bridge across the Ameri-
can river at Twelfth street.
J. Ross appeared before the Board and
offered TO cut fifty cords of fcur-foot wood
ont of the old Twelfth-street bridge and
deliver the same to the County Hospital.
d. T. Lufkin. Overseer of Road District
No. II, made report of his expenditures
in that district.
On motion of Supervisor McMullen
$1,000 was transferred from the general
fund to the hospital fund.
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The Lone Fnir

The lone Fair opens to-day. The REC
oRD-UEIor correspondent writing from
there yesterday. says "The town is rap
idly fIlingup with people to the fair. Ninety
horses are already at the park. including
some of the best on the coast. Some fine
displays are already made at the pavilion,
and the prospects are good for large and
varied assortment of exhibits. Everything
points to q much larger attendance than
that of last year. The hotels are doing all
they can to accommodate the people. Sew.
erai distinguished speakers are engaged for
every night at the pavilion"
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Reeeptlen This Evening.

A reception is TO be rendered this even
ing, commencing at S O'Clock, by the Sac
ramento Baptist Union TO Rev. t. J. Nor
gan, n. D., at the First Baptist Church ON
Ninth street. Doctor Morgan was Briga-
dier General of the Union forces during the
war, where he served with honor and dis
tinction, and Is at the present time one OF
the leading educational men of the East,
and a speaker of high merit and standing.
He will deliver brief address this even
ing. social occasion will be indulged in,
and refreshments served. All interested
are invited TO join in the reception.
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What IL Means

To the man or woman who has new,
been i'll the word health" is meaningless
But 10 the one who has suffered and de.
SPARED, health appears as priceless boon
To the thousands of unfortunate women
who are suffering from some of the many
forms of weaknesses or irregularities pacu-
liar TO their sex, DIR. Pie e-ces Favorite Pre-
scription holds forth the promise of a
speedy restoration of this priceless boon. u
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oounty Board of Education.

At the last meeting of the County Board
of Education the course of study for the
county schools was revised so as TO conform
to the State textbooks. Herbert L. Taylor
was granted q Grammar Grade certificate
on his educational diploma. Miss Mary
&. Day was granted a Grammar Grade
certificate on her State Normal School di-
ploma. Miss Clara Hoppe was granted a
Recommendation for an educational di-
ploma. Fox's adjustable chart and map
Stand was added TO the list of apparatus for
county Schools
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The Cleo Club.

The Harrison and Morton Glee Club Di-
vision met last evening at their headquar-
ters. George Clark rendered his resignation
as Commander, and W. H. Sherburn was
nominated and elected TO fill the vacancy
The Division will meet this evening in the
Capitol Park for drill at o'clock. They
will have another musical rehearsal
Wednesday evening. There are 121 names
on the roll.
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The celebrated Johann Maria Farina Cologne
Made in the city of Cologne. IS and 50 cents
Although this is said to be the best selling
cologne in Europe it is poorly put up, which per-
haPs only goes to show that people know the excel
lence of the contents There's certainly nothing in
the bottle or label to attract buyers
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07
GRAY AND WHTTEs

Gray is the French woman's color, and srenu-
GUS efforts have been made to introduce it in gen
eral favor for two years Last summer gray cloth,
combined with white MORE, had considerable sue
cess, and this season fashion journals speak of the
continued and growing popularity of gray and white
combinations, of costumes in two or three dis
tinct shades of gray, unrelieved by any other tint
Cool-looking Gray Cloths in many shades and
degrees of fneness SO cents to 81 IS. White
woods and silks for combinations
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To Be Removed.

srhe Sacramento Board of Trade passed a
resolution requesting Congressman Nc
Kenna to ask the Government to have the
her in the Sacramento river at the foot of
n street removed. The resolution, together
with petition. has been forwarded TO Mr..
NcKenns at Washington. The water on
the bar is only two and half feet deep.
and the Modoc and Apache cannot come
up 10 their wharf.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07

THE tortures of dyspepsia and sick head
ache, the suflerings OF scrofula, the agoniz-
ing itch and pain of salt rheum, the dis
agreeable symptoms of catarrh are removed
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07

A COUGH, cold or sore throat shonld not
be neglected. Browns Bronchial Troches
are simple remedy and give immediate
relief. Sold only in boxes.
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Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.

John Frederick Huhne, a native of Germany,
admitted 10 citizenship on the testimony of 6.
w. Nichols and J. SchaefIer.
Frank A. Sieke, a native of Germany admit
ted to citizenship on the evidence of J. ]. Trar-
bach aud l. Gambech.
James Miller, native of Germany, admitted
to citizenship on the testimony of J. c. Enlen-
stein and j. II. RulffS.
Henry QuasS, native of Germany, admitted
to citizenship on the evidence of A. Hebron
and A. Meister.
Harris Martin Olsen, a native of Norway, ad-
mitted 70 citizenship On the testimony of a.
Koch and G. A. Fisk.
Morris n. Fish, a native of the Azores Islands.
admitted TO citizenship on the testimony of A.
n. Fish and NJ. Featherstun.
Alex. MeD. Morrison, native of Canada, ad.
mitted to citizenship on the testimony of A.
Nelson and John Driscoll.
Paul Vanzetti native of Itsly, admitted to
citizenship on the testimony of T. Constellation
and Joseph Butch.
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BORN.

Sacramento. July 29-wifc OF J. A. wiscman, a
daughter.
Sacramento, August WIFE of W. J. Parker,
daughter.
Sacramento, August i--wife of Joseph Pfyaer,
daughter.
daughter.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Armstrong, Judge.

MONDAY, August 6, 1885
| Giuseppe Di Sano, native OF Italy, admitted
| to citizenship on the testimony of L. Gabrieli
| and G. Dutuche.
John Ruedy, native of Germany admitted
| to citizenship on the evidence of J. J. Ankener
| and j. Dabcnden.
Lily Cross VS.. Manuel Cross-Decree OF di-
| Yorce granted.
Charles Smith, native of the Sandwich
| Islands. admitted to citizenship on the testi-
mony of Claus Anderson and c. Frederick.
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BLACK TRIMMING VELVEIS

We have a large stock of these goods at prices
lower than ever before, especially the German Vel
vets, which were special purchase.
Silk-face Black Velvets, at 5S, 50 cents, 81,
ST. IS, 81 5o 81 IS, S. and 81 50.
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PoR SALE.-A good secondhand upright
piano bargain for cash. Hammer :, szV
I street.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN parties interested, that at a regular meet.
ing of the Board Of Supervisors of Sacramento
County, California, held ON the 9Th dag Of
MARCH, 1855, an order was duly made and en-.
tered cencelling the Great Register of said
county, and ordering Reorganization of the
voters thereof. Said order was made pursuant
70 Section 1895 OF the Political Code, and all
persons desiring to vo'e 1t the next ensuing
general election are notined that they viii have
to be reregisssred, as provided in said section
and in conformity with this order.
Attest: lsEAL-l ". B. HAMILTON,
Clerk of Board Of Supervisors Sacramento
County. California mIs-en
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MTANTED--TWO o SHEEP sHEARERS: EIGHT
w men TO thrash; 5 men for ranehinf- a hon
dryer; men for briekyards: waters; 2 cooks
Female-l5 girls tor all kinds of work. Apply
TO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Fourth and K
stree,s, Sacramento. n
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PARTIES renting houses should read NO
ire 4, Renters in another column.
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Exquisite Laces, Flouncings, Edgings, ETC., for
summer and evening dresses The handsomest
effects within the limits of unextravagant taste that
we have met with.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07

If your eyes are weak or failing, pair of
spectaces will help them. Genuine Pebble
Spectacles, ST. Is and S. 50. One pair of eyes in a
lifetime.
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State of California, Couaty OF Sacramento, 81.
On this 27th day of July, In the year one thou
sand eight hundred 2ad eighty eight, before
me, Matt. +. johnson. Notary Public in and
for said county, residing therein, duly commits
stoned, and sworn personally, appeared NJ. 8.
Nevis, Manuel J. Asexedo and Joaquin l.. Aze.
vedo. known TO me 20 be the persons described
in W lose names are subscribed 10 and who exc
cutaa the within Instrument, and they acknowt
edged 10 me that they executed the same.
n witness whereof, have hercunto set ny
tae County OF Sacramento the day and year In
shis certificate Arst above written.
Sal MATT. T. JOHNSON.
Notary Public.
Endorsed July Goth. 1885.
w h. HAMILTON, Clerk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney. jy3I4tIu
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CO.PbRTSERsaIp CERTIFICATE.

THIS CERTIFICATE SHOWS THAT THE
i undersigned hsve formed eo-partnership
TO be known as ". S. NEVIS & co. FOR the pur-
pose of misunderstanding, buying and selling
Wines brandies and all other kinds of liquors,
and that the fu4 names Of the partners are
Manuel Silva Nevis and Manuel Joaquin Aze-
vedo and JOAQUIN Leal Azevedo. and each and
all reside at Sacramento City, California, and
the principal place of business of said firm Is
sacramento City, California.
In witness whereof we have hereto set our
hands this . ~ day of July, l5ss.
". S. NEVIS.
MANUEL J. AZEyEDO.
JOAQUIN L. AZENEDo.
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yETANTED-PUPILs TO LEARN SHORT.
w hand and Type-writing. 1he Graham
System Of PhonogTaphy. acknowledged Sy All
competent judges TO be the best system now in
use, Will be hereafter taught at PROFESSOR
HONE'S NORMAL SCHOOL, on Sixth street
between and < by the undersigned, whe has
had numberof wears practical experience in
reporting. and teaches upon the most approved
plan. Instructions alfo given in Type.wyiting.
For terms or other information apply TO MRS i
NJ. MCNlTf, Prof. Howe's Normal School nm
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TO INVESTORS.

OF cna WILL GET TITLE TO $40 ACRES
81. .OUU of the BEST TlA.BIR LAND in lhe
State if applied for at once. GRIFFITrs &
Seventh and streets. spe
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Ky ANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w moral habits seeking employment 10 rep
resent an o!d-establisbed house in his cwn see
ton. Salary $40 to 800 per month. Refe-ences
exaeted. SUPT. MANUFACTURIN4 ROUSE.
80 Reade street New York -
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NTANTED-AGENTs WANTED FOR so
w CIAL DYNAMITE py Dr. T. De witt
Ialmage the. greatest living lecturer aud
preacherC 600 pages, fully Illustrated; one
agent sold l72 in l2 days; another "a in 1S ours;
another % In eight hours; the largest report so
far is 81 orders in four hours ARTHUR e.
WHITNEY, Publisher, $40 Fourteenth street,
Oakland, Cal. iy9.sm
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WANTED-L0ST-FOUND.

MTANTED-A POSITION BY AN. RXPERI-
w enced orchaIdist and iruit-packer; one who
mas Sc ryed lifetime in large fruitorehard,
ana lhFee years actively associated in the man.
agement OF large shipping business; esueciaIIy
familiar in the management OF Chinese helD
Address n. u. this Office. aH6qtsF'
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Arrirals nf fhe CanitaI Hnfai rnsfnrds

Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
W. J. Woolcock, Peter Woolcock. Mill City; Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Burton, Ohio; Robert Barnett,
city; j. 4. Whitney, Aionzo Whitney, Rocklin;
J. NJ. Stephenson, franklin L. y. wickes,
Meadow Lake; L. Nehell, San Diego J. Non
ger, Sutter: VI. C. Munger, Michigan: +. p Fay,
Vacayille: X. II. Newton. Woodland; John Ken
nedy, wife ana child, Miss Minnie Rohrback,
Madison; ]. W. Robinson, Modesto: II. Paul
Trembly, Boca
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Arriyals az the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
S. F. Boyle VIM. Holden and wife, Patcey Ack-
eonaer, Nathan Walker. George A. LedeTer, G.
E. Sloss, Davine Miller. J. S. Williams and wife,
San Francisco: W. Fl. De Naline San Rafael; F.
Moore, Benicia; ". J. Everett, New York: Geo.
W. Weidler. Portland; L. C. Moorehouse
San Leandro: Lu. 4. Moulton, Colusa; Z.
Barnhardt and wife, Cleveland; Mrs. Giecer
Mrs. Wilson, Jacinto; f. b. Louis or, san Fran
nisnn
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yNANTED-AT THE CAPITAL. CAlSNFRY
" women and girls; good wages paid. Apply
on premises. Gal-6t /
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Arr1Yals AT the state House Hotel yesterday:
John c. bachmeyer, Ogden; j. Klemp and wife,
Ben Campbell, Pleasant Grove; John Perrott,
G. L. Corrant, San Jose; J. w. Nixon and wife,
Charles Meyer A. X. Ewers, Sacramento; Jas.
T. Tyhurst, PlaeeryiIle; John Smith, L. W. Utz,
Greenwood; B. Burt, Amador: s. b. Aud, Sac