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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

MARY FLOYD, a pretty milkinaid al
Urbana, o., had habit OF keeping hcl
money slowed away in her pretty bosom
but she won't do so any more. \ roll
containing ss5 dropped from its coy
hiding place the other afternoon rs she
was milking the COW with the crumpled
horn and the animal taking it for some
thing good ate il up at gulp, leaving
Mary to weep and mourn for her wealth
which cometh not again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

have thought of kindly suggesting that
your groundless and cruel charge of FAULT
finding; my preaching being saturated
with fault-fnding," etc, come of your
own ianlt.iinding spirit and habit, so
generally known amoung your friends.
But I will forbcar. Your long sickness
and great fecbleness may excuse you.
Those who have known me longest AMI
a Thousand times better have not seen
in me this grievous error. They are to
day my best friends and co-wol'<ers.
Hence an not careful. Settle with the
Judge. Frternally,
G.. kENpR,,S.
stanford, Ky, May ), lSSS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

ry and divisive inventions of men, all
"discord among brethren, all bitterness,
a fault-fnding spirit and habit" etc,
such rs your reply, which regard as the
worst and most unbrothcrly Of its kind
ever saw And trust and pray that
this sad exposure of human weakness
may aid me in patience, prudence and
perseverance. You and |, my brother,
are very near the judgment. Would il
not he well for us To examine ourselves
very closely? mean to charge you with
no bad motive, or to judge your heart.
To your own Master you stand or fall.
Nor would have you to construe sin
gle word use rs harsh or unkind.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

SENATOR VOORHEES, got up from his
seat Tuesday and publicly apologized to
the body for the violation OF parliament
airy rules and the decorum OF the Senate
in calling Ingalls, great liar" and APP
plying other opprobious terms to him.
He is well satisfied that Ingalls, needed
the drubbing he gave him, but it should
not have been done within the sacred
walls of the Senate.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

TIVE L. ;. charges one cent per ounce
or fraction thereof for transporting mer
chandise in the mails, while it has Il
carry four ounces for the Canadian gov
eminent at the same price. James Wick
the Rochester seedman and others, take
advantage OF this by carrying their pack
ages across the line and saving 400 pei
cent. on their postage.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

EVERY county in this district endorsed
Gov. McCreary and recommended his
denomination for Congress. No man
was ever as solid with the constituency
of the Sth as the gouernor and none ever
more deservedly to be so.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

Hox. J. II. TIxsLEY was elected judge
of the new Common Pleas Court in the
counties of Laurel, Whitley, Knox, Bell,
Harlan, Leslie and Perry, Monday and
in him the people secure an upright
man, well qualified for the position both
by learning and practice.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

HoN. HENRY POWELL, of Henderson.
addresses an open letter to the people OF
his district stating that he will not be
a candidate for Congress. This leaves
Capt. Ellis, OF Owensboro, with a clear
field for the nomination unless Polk Laf-
foon rssigs or some other Richmond
SHES his castor in the ring
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

JuDGE DURHAM, first comptroller, has
discovered that Gen. James Ewing, a
hold-over republican, who was disburs-
ing clerk OF the department of justice, is
short $4,000 and more in his accounts.
The man who retained the rascal ought
to make good the deficit for doing so.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

Or the S20,0OO,O00 appropriated for
rivers and harbors Kentucky gets about
half million. Gov. McCreary succeed
ed in getting Sls0,0O0 for Kentucky Riv-
er, which he thinks will send deep water
up to the Three Forks.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

SHERMAN isknown by the nickname
of Honest John" Men who are 80 ex-
cessively honest as to have to have il
coupled with their names are the men
YOU want to watch. 1t was Honest
Dick Tate" and now oh where is he9
And still we suppose,he is AS honest as
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he ever was

TIE State Board OF Equalization in
creased the total assessed property in the
State 81 ,0S9 943, making the grand total
OF the State $i92, 1853, 1872, an increase over
last year Of sS,0'i2, I99.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

BIO. BELL, of the Georgetown Tim, $,
thinks as the Legislature adjourned IN
Friday, that day should not be known
hereafter as an unlucky one.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11

RANDALL refuses TO be bound 10y dem
ocratic caucus, which proves what Mr..
Watterson has said all along, that his
place is in the republican party.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-05-11
lMo Go RUPLEY,
MERCHANTTAILOR
Is Receiving His

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Goods Warranted and Perfect fit Give him
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Waterhouse & Lester.
DEALERS IN
IRON, STEEL, CUMBERLAND COAL,
Wagon Lumber and Carriage Hardware,
zoe, I'll, s13 and 715 street, Sacramento,
Gal.
SUE ON,


lust RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT
81 of new stock, comprising all kinds of UN-
DERWEAR and FANCY GOODS at very low
r,ricae (iirR ne q call 4Dtf
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SAN FaANCIsoo MAk3Er.

SAN FRASCIseo. December Sth.
FLOUE-We quote: Net cash price for Fam
| lily Extras, "a 70G5 2 bbl; Bakers Extras, 81 75
| 04 S5 suuerine. SO 15@S 80.
WHEAT-There is soft tone to the market.
Shjppers will not bid over 81 IS 2 ctl for Stand
| ard stock, and as holders are not inclined to
sell at the figure offered, business is necessarily
| limited.
BARLEY-Sales of feed Barley are far from
quick With a southeast wind prevailing, gen
orally the premonitor of rain, buyers are not
disposed to trade. and the market drags badly
in consequence. Brewing descriptions continue
in fair request. No. Feed. SIC 81 14c; common
grades, 771zc: Brewing. e5@s729c for fair to
good, and Si91 021S for choice; Cheyslier, good
fo choice 81 59tdI 65: fair Bay 81 l0Ql 20: dark
Coast S21zdS71zc q ctl.
OATS-Movement is fairly active, while prices
remain steady and stationary. We quote as fol
lows: surprise 81 2oel 221a; milling, 81 20;
choice feed. 81 17119 No. 81 I215@1 10: lower
grades 81 05aI 10; Black for seed, 81 20@1 40
Gray. 81 O71Sd1 121a 2 ctl.
CORN fferings of Yellow are light. Quota
BILE at 81 221aG1 Is for large Yellow, and 81 20 I.
ctl for small; White, 81 20 2 ctl.
CRACKED CoRN-Quotsoie at s27 p ION.
CORNMEAI-Hillers quote Feed at s27 p
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 21z@25zc q u.
OILCAKE MEAL-Quotsble at $50 p ton.
sSEDS-We quote: Mustard, Brown, 81 5o@S Is;
Yellow. 81 S502 10 r otl; canary. 49414c; Hemp,
slIsSsc PANE iIlasr; T5mot,v s.: AIfeifs'
liISGI2ISe u 70 Flax, 81 25a2 20 4 Gil.
MIDDLINGS-steady at old rates. Quotable
at Sl7 5UeDlS 50 z ton.
HAY-AlfaIfa is higher We quote: Wheat.
s1l6l4; Wheat and Oat $40 5oG13 so; Wild Oat,
SO 5O613; Oat, Si0,all; Barley, sS0l0 so; Barley
and oat IS 50Gl1 so; Alfalfa, sl0G1l 80; Stock,
Se69 q ton
HOPS-Quie' Quotable at 15GiTc > ID.
BRAN-ls firm. QuOtable at Si6gjiT 2 ton for
the better grades, and SIS 50916 for other quail
ity.
RYE-From 81 90 TO s 95 2 ctl is the range of
the market. Seed is held higher.
BUCKWHEAT-ls lower, being offered at
GROUND BARLEY-Quotahle ats1sa2o ? ton.
POTATOES-No change to day. We quote
as follows: Peerless, 40G60c; Burbank seed
lings, 65G90c; Garnet Chile. 65170c: River
Reds, 40050c; Early Rose. 49E150c 2 ctl: Jersey
Blues OGsoc: Cuffey Cove, 75gsoc; Sweet, 62114z
GS71c , ctl.
ONIONS-Quotable at 35G55c 2 ctl for river
and 70ds0c for Alvarado.
DRIED PEAS-Ne quote: Buckeye, 81 500
6j: Niles, 81 35Gi so; Green. 81 706l ~ 2 Ell.
BEANS We quote; Bayos, - IS; Butter,
81 5oG2 70; Pink, 50 50: Red, 81 2592 35: Lima,
IS 40@3 so; Pea. s2s2 10: Small White, s2G2 10
= ctl
vEGETABLES-No change in quotations.
We quote jobbing lots follows: Mush-
rooms, 4a10c for wild and l5a20c 4 D for eulsi-
waited; Marrowfat Squash. seas 2 tom Toma-
toes. 25G59c y box: Turnips G60e : ctl; Beets,
50c60c > sack: Carrots. feed S0950c; Parsi-ips,
81 50G2 2 ctl; Cabbage. 60c = etl: Garlic.
5096oc , sack; Cauanower. s9eca ? dozen:
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RErElEEn-

DsK. H. Z. PIERsoN,- DENTIST, ~ y ass5..s
L'has moved from .ls street., %
ris NEW DENTAL PARLoRs. BIIJ sTaEFT. n
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at Sacramento on
Monday, December 10, 1855:
Ladies' List.
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FAST YOUNGSTERS.
Ben-Boy, the Two-Year- Old Stallion,
Trots "a Milo in 2:23 LIZ.

fScif-DOYB INC leaT-Oiu 5l1iffOfl,
Trots Milo in 2:23 LIZ.
Los ANGELES. December 9th. = There
were several races here Yesterday Alca-
zar, trotter, beat Sir Archie, PAGER, in three
straight heats. The fastest heat was made
in 2:20l. Alcazar pulled up lame and Sem
ator l.. j. Rose, the owner, said he never
would again trot the Sultan stallion.
Murtha. q yesrling. by Stamboul, dam
by tlaxtail, then trotted against three min
utes. The nrst quarter was made in 0:4U,
the half in 1:1S4, the three quarters in 1:5S,
and the mile in 2:414. Murtha broke q
turlong from the wire, otherwise she would
have beaten 239.
Bell-Boy, the $50 600 three-year-old
Electioneer stallion, trotted against his
two-year- old record of 2:26, and made the
mile in 2:234 Bell-Boy made the half in
the first trial in 1:0S4, and was moving in
grand style when he broke near the three
quarter pole and could not be got down, to
work again.
Irma, the celebrated Kentucky pacing
filly, who until recently held the worlds
| twe-year-old record, was driven mile, and
although she broke twice, thing she has
| rever been known 10 do before, she went
| . he mile in 2:24. Irma was subsequently,
driven a mile in 2:1S, but as she galloped
around the turn no record was allowed
All the horses were little short of work.
Bell-Boy was fat and Irma was not alto
gether herself. Bell-Boy and Irma are TO
be given another trial on Monday, when it
| is confidently expected that both will get
under 2:19
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DENTISTRY
DR.. w. G. REITH.
p" "nnn

~ EETIsT, QUINNs BUILDING, ,4.ssN9a.
IL northeast corner Fourth and 4ksissssssss.ssss sssss.ssss
lt.eets. Artificial Teeth inserted or E-iI ILEify
II esses. Improved LIQUID Nitrous Oxide 6a1
or painless extraction D teeth u
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They Agreed.

"This liquor traffic is terrible thing" J"
said travelling man, who had been going
through some statistics in the newspaper
The remark was addressed to portly Ger.
man, who occupied the same seat with him
in the cars. 1t is getting to be very bad
indeed"
You bade you; dots fact. 1t vos get
ting worse efery year"
True; there ought to be something
done 10 relieve the situation"
"Dot's fact; if dose felIers geep pud.
ding on taxes und pudding on taxes der
first We knows dere don'd viii pc any mon.
ish ad all in der saloon pisness.-Maekan
Trareler.
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sramninr and Emhroiderx.

YES, Lizzie, Ike to do fancy work
but l haven't felt like trying that pattern
or anythink else-for a week. These awful
dragging down pains are just killing
me-" Il know how you feel, and can
tell you where to look for relief. DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a certain
cure for all those peculiar weaknesses and
distressing ailments. Whyi it even cured
me of prolapsus. and many OF my lady
friends have been cured of various grave
maladies peculiar to our sex by this won
derful medicine |. is the only medicine
sold by druggists. under 2 positive guaran-
lee from the manufacturers, that it will
give satisfaction in every case, or money
refunded. Read guarantee on bottle-Krap-
per.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-10

Yesterday and Saturdays Rains Exeaad
Over Wide area.
MAETsvILLE, December Jth.-Rain COM
menced falling at 5 O'Clock yesterday otter
nooR and the cold spell which has pre-
vailed for several days is at an end.
NzyADA CITY, December 9th.-It began
raining last evening and the indications are
faTorable for quite storm.
SoYoMA, December 9th.-Rgin COM
nenced to tsll here shortly s3,er noon
yesterday and continued all day.
SAN RAFAEE., December 9th--It com
'menced raining yesterday aboEt OF clock,
and still continues. This afternoon has
been unusually stormy, the rain falling in
torrents, with nopTospect of clearing.
SANTA Rosa, December Chit still con
tinues raining. st u o'clo,.s, to-day l IL
inches had iallen, making G'3S inches fol-
the season.
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TIE REsr BOOMER.
Monterey Shortly to Have Its Own Local
Newspape-

MONTEREY, December 9th. - Monterey
will soon have q newspaper of which she
can well feel proud. One week ago the
business men of Monterey decided that
Monterey wanted q live newspaper, and
made a canvass of the town to obtain sub
scriptons. Over four hundred names have
already been obtained 10 pay for one yeai
in advance. Some of our business men
subscribed for 20 and 25 copies to send
East The Monterey Cypress will be pub,
lished by H. L Bradford. and will make
its appearance about the first of January
1t will be published in the interest of Mon
terey and vicinity, and no doubt will dc
much 10 advance the interest of the ole
capital.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-10
SOUTHERN LAwLESsNEss.
Officers Shot While on Dnty-A Murderer
Resists and is Killed

CHATTANOOGA, December 9th.-A special
to the Times from Gadsden, says: This
morning Deputy Sherifs Christian and
Herzberg went out TO the new furnace to
arrest Ssm Moore, a negro, who had killed
a man or Saturday night. Moore had
fed, but the Deputy Sheriffs were shot by
unknown parties and wounded. The Off
GERS arrested Lawson Adams, who was
supposed to be an accomplice of Moore
Moore was afterward found and killed
while resisting arrest. 1t is believed that
Adams will be lynched before morning.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-10
QUEER BUSINESS.
A San Diego Jeweler Places Himself il
n Bad Position.

n Bad Position.
SAN DIEGO, December 9th.-A. n. Poly
math, a jeweler, created a sensation yester-
day by charging man named Tabor and
his wife with having stolen three rings
while making purchases in his store Tabor
and his wife were examined, but the rings
were not found on them.
1t transpires that Polymath lived in San
Francisco formerly. and kept place on
Barbary Coast. He then tried Sacramento,
where he shot at some boys, OF whom he
had been buying jewelry. At San Jose he
tried to shoot man and had twenty-nine
lawsuits brought against him. and then he
lived in Los Angeles awhile, but was run
out of the town. 1t is believed that his
place is fence, and that an accomplished
rascal has been discovered.
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a Real Duel.

AUGUSTA (Ga.l, December 9th.-A duel
occurred at sand Bar Ferry at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. -Four shots were exchanged. a
man giving the name of DR.. D. F. Dulin
was arrested here tonight and found to
have bullet-hole in his hat. He admit
ted having fought a duel, bat refused to
give the name of his antagonist, Phila-
delphian, who is reported badly wounded.
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THG SADDLE ROCK

TIE SADDLE ROCk
lgSqAURbkl AND OYSTER HOUSE,.
THIRST GLASS HOUSE IN EVERY REsFECT.
n Ladies' Dining-;oom separate. Open dag
and night BCCKMANE & CARRAGBER, Pro-
prietors, 1913 Second street, between J and 4,
Sacrarngntc n
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OREGON.
A Party of Union Pacific Surveyors Com
Ing to California

PORTLAND, December 9th.-A corps OF
thirty eight Union Pacific surveyors passed
through Portland to-day, en- route for
Redding, Cal. 1t is supposed that the party
intend to survey part of a line from the
Oregon Short Line to connection with the
Donohue line in Northern California.
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a GREAT ENrERPRI-E.

The Chilean Government Gives a Big
Contract TO Americans.
New York, December 9th.-A syndicate
of American capitalists, known as the
North and South American Constructive
Company, with headquarters in this city
has received from the Chilean Government
a contract for constructing $50 miles o
railway and equipments, involving q
monetary consideration of S17 100000 1t
also has under consideration a proposition
from the same source to construct 100 miles
of railway which, if undertaken, will be
the means of bringing to the syndicate an
ever larger amount.
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IN BIG LUCK.

A Youth Gets Fortune Without 1t.
Aged Incurnbrance.
PHILADELPHIA, December 9th-The will
of Mrs. Anna NJ. Locken, who died last
week, aged so, was recorded yesterday. She
left her entire estate, amounting to nearly
100000 10 Dr. Ashton Talbot, % years Of
age, to whom she bad been engaged to be
married over two years. Mrs. Locken was
the widow of a wealthy umbrella manu-.
facturer of this city.
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TrvrppooT Daoernhor eth

OATS-262sc for December.
CORN-345sc for December.
PORK-Sl3 32115 for December.
LAkD-S5 0711z for December.
RIBS-s6 97% for January.
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sAN FRANCISCO STOCK sALEs.
SAN FRAscIsco, December S, 1888.
RneNIEs SESSION

CATARRH originates in scroiulous taint in
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla eradicates
every impurity from the blood, and thus
promptly and permanently cures catarrh.
Give it 2 trial.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-10
A WRECKED TRAIN.
Six Persons Reported Killed by 6 Santa
Fe Accident.

Fe Accident.
Los ANGELES, December 9,h.-It is re-
ported here that train No. 2, east-bound,
that left here on Friday, was wrecked be-
tween Peach Springs and Williams, Ariz.,
and that six people were killed. Cannot
verify the report here The train was the
Santa Fe overland. The wreck occurred in
Prescott Canyon.
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UNDERWRITERS.
REEVES &IONf,

u r. II n II II "a A E ~ 81
6O9 ST., bet, sixth and eventh (north SIDE,
VUFKEEPO ON HAND a COMPLETE ssssysQsr.
w Stock OF Coffins and Caskets; also S<a1sss=s1
Shrouds Of every description Orders from cit.
or country will receive prompt attention, dsy c
night. EMBALMIEG done fn the best manner
at ressonehIe rates Al
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NIEXlCO.
An Army Paymaster skips Across the
Border.

Cry OF MEXICO. December 9th. Albert
Bunchi, Paymaster of the Invalid Corps,
has become a defaulter and fled to the
United States.
Luis Haller has commenced work on his
Chihuahua and Sierra Madre Railroad.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-10
TIE sI.aGG1NG WORLD.
The Sullivan -Kilrafn ChalIenge-Joe Nc
Au1ife on Deck

The Sullivan-KiIra ChalIenge-Joe Nc
Auiiffe Deck.
BosroN, December 9th-Kilrain saws, in
reference to the fight with Sullivan, that he
would prefer TO have the event in San
Francisco under the management OF the
California Athletic Club, with skin gloves.
Should the California Athletic Club arrange
a match and purse be would still insist
that the stake CT $4,000 per side should
stand. He will telegraph to New York at
once to have the money put up for Sulli-
van to cover.
FOX AFRAID OF THE LAW.
NEW YORK. December 9th.-The latest
about the Kilrain-SGllivan affair is that
Kilrsin says he only waits to hear from
Fox, his bscker On the other hand Fox
saws he will not make a match for a prize
fight in the United States; that it is Kill
rains business, and kilrain will probably
attend to il.
WEIR AND &'AULIFFE.
Bosrog, December 9th.-Boston is to
have a novel exhibition of fsticuffs be-
tween Jack McAullffe. the champion light
weight, and Spider" Weir, the champion
feather weight Weir accepts Jacks prop
osition to box ten rounds for a purse, OF
which eighty per cent. will go to the
winner.
A BRUTAL PRIZE-FIGHT.
New YORK, December 9th.-A ten-round
prize-fight TOOK place between Classy and
McGinnis, both of Brooklyn, yesterday.
McGinnisi jaw was broken in two places,
and he swallowed several teeth. The other
man was badly mutilated. The fight was
declared draw.
THE CALIFORNIA GIANT CONES OUT.
New YORK, December 9th.-The follow
ing telegram has been received from San
Francisco:
Barney Farley will back his boy Joe MeAu-
life TO fight Jake KilraiR or Charley Mitchell,
Queensberry rules, six months from date, for
So 900 or $1,000 side. Forfeit OF 81 900 at San
Francisco Chronicle Office. The contest to take
place in California at the club giving largest adj
ditioDal purse. McAuliffe will go on with match
win or lose, with jackson. Reply J. J. Deane
Chronicle BARNEY FARLEY.
1t now remains TO be seen what Kilrain
and Mitchell will think of the Western
boys invitation.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-10
AndERICAN EXCHANGE

HoTEL, 3t9-3e5 SANSONE ST. (ONE DOOR
ii from Bank of California;. San Francisco,
Cal Board and Room. 81, 81 25 and 81 80 per
day. Free Coach to and from the Hotel
Montgomery Bros. -. [o2S-tf f.-. Proprtetors.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-10

NOTICE TO CREDIT Rs. = ESTATE OF
IN IRA G. DARLING, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned Administrator
OF the estate of IRA G.. DARLING, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary affidayits OF vouchers,
within four months after the first publication of
this notice, to Taylor & Ho,l. $50 street, sacra
mento City.
Dated November Q. 1888.
TAYLOR d HoLL, Attorneys for Administrator.
nl2-tNM
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Ontorio's Street Railroad.

ONTARIO, December 9th.-The first trip
was made yesterday over the street rail
way, which is seven miles long.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
SUTRO TUNNEL OMPANY.

A DECREE FOR FORECLOSURE AGAINST
n the Sut7o Tunnel Company has Just been
entered in the United States Circuit Court Ninth
Circuit, District OF Nevada. and the property of
that company will be sold hereunder at an
early date. The Reorganization omnittee
hereby gives notice that stockholders of that
company viii be allowed final opportunity TO
protect their hitherto unassented stock by-sub-
scribing to the new bonds aud deposting their
stock as heretofore advertised. Subscriptions to
said bonds wild be received at the Union Trust
Company No. 73 Broadway, New York, at the
following terms, to wit:
55 cents per share, asserting from
the date hereof to November 3, 1888,
share, asserting until January 2, 1889,
at p. NJ.
Subscribers to the bonds will receive Trust
Company certificates, emitting them to the
same number OF shares as those deposited by
them, and 81 in bonds Tor each 55 certs and SO
cents respectively paid by them. Interest at
the rate OF per cent. will be allowed on sub
scriptions from date of payment.
Payment should be made by check on New
York TO the Union Trust Company. and should
be accompanied by the stock duly indorsed il
blank and an authorization to the Union Trust
Company. Blank forms for this authorization
and copies OF circulars can be obtained upon
application at the Union Trust Company
Office or at room II, seventh floor, Mills Build
ing, New York.
Dated New York. October 5, 1888
H. K. BAi TIER, Chairman,
GORDON MACDONALD
z. C. a. NJ. ViN WEEI,
OTTO LOWENGARD,
THEODORE SELiGMAN,
Reorganization Committee
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PALACE RESTAURANT,
800 x street,.

-3Os K street,
u NJ. GEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
.. bright, new and Grst-elass. The table viii
be supplied with the best IN the market. Private
rooms for families. Prices reasonable. Open
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