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TO HOTEL MEN,

an ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF THE
" proprietor, new hotel and saloon, located
in the prosperous town of Wbeatand on the
California and oregon Railroad is offered for
sale. No boom rice. The house stands fronting
the depot. Passengers pass the door to and from
the trains. Freight trains stop for dinner. An
energetic man can make The house pay for itself
in two seas ms. Inquire of NJ. CR0NAN, 80 K
street, sacramento, or at the Corner Saloon
WheatlaDd faos n
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1hc ioiio"AhS lelteI ieCelNeu yeSteTIdy Oy
Chief of Police Dillmau is self-explana-
tory:
TACOMA. ". T. February 49, 1888.
To tie CHIEF Of Police Sdcramento-DEAR SIR I:
On the 23d of December, 1857, a citizen
of this place was murdered. His name
was Frederick Weitzel, and he came from
Sacramento TO this place. He was brewer by
trade and followed that business in Sacramento.
He was good citizen and has LETT an estate
worth about Sli,00C. 1t has been talked here
that he has son. tut we have failed to find any
relatives so far If you viii be so kind as to find
where he worked you possibly could get some
valuable Information. He left Sacramento
about six years ago and has resided here ever
since He bought property and built brewery
here and was doing well. IL there is a Brewers
Association in Sacramento have this letter read
at their meeting Some of them, l am sure.
will try 10 help us find the Iightful oH ner BY
giving this your kind attention you will be con
ferring favor On, yours respectfully.
CHIEF OF POLICE,
Tacoma, Washington Territory.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCIES.

The paper ts for sale at the following places
A.. T Fisher, Room 81. Merchants Exchange
VINO is also Sole Advertising Agent for san
Francisco; Grand and Palace Ro,ei News
Stands: Market-street Ferry and junction OF
Market and Montgomery street News Stands.
Ax- also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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" An are We fond of milk, Mr.. Killar-
ney?" Faith an | am that same, Mrs.
MCGOWAN. cud drink twinty tumblers
a day, providin' We put dhrop of whisky
in atch, so that the sthrong taste of the
milk wudn't be parceptible. -HaTper's
Rn-nr
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THE Rochester Sunday morning Herald
complains that the Republicans of Ohio do
a great deal of pipe-laying with the Presi-
dency in view. Would the Democrats
have us believe that they are any less ex-
pert in that business, in Ohio or anywhere
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'3gAHRAk. NOTIFIES.


1t is fitting that pearls should rep0se in rosy
cushions. The contrast is bewitching For eX-
ample look at mouth I'll ed with pe4rly teeth
resting II rudy gums as hard as coral; natural
gems ana setting made beautiful with SUZO-
DON'T
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ANGosTUgA BIT1ERs. the world renowned
appetizer aud lnvig1rator, imDaris de-
lieious flavor u all drinks, and cures clys-
pepsia. diarrhea. fever and ague. Try it,
bat beware of counterfeits Ask your GO
Ger or druggist for the genuine Angostufa,
manufactured by DR.. J. 6. B. Siegert *
Sons.
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lEPoRT
OF
State Board Of Examiners
STATE oF CALEDONIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
OFFICE or THE STATE BOARD OF HAMMERS,
SACRAMENTO, February y, 1883.
D W. WATERMAN, GOVERNOR; VIM. C.
II. Hendricks, Secretary OF State, COM
prlsing q majority OF the State Board of
EXAMINERS, in accordance with the pro-
visions OF Sections 676 ard 677 of the Po-
liticai Code, do hereby publish and say that
they have counted the money IN the State
Treasury, including the transactions OF the .ald
Department to the close oi business on SA1UR-
DAY, February -, 1873; that they ascertaned
the amount required to be ON hand by an Off
clal statement OF the Controller, and that they
foond the condition OF the State Treasury " be
as follows:
Amount of money that ought to be
in the state Treasury las shown by
statement of COntroler) 3Sl 43T Sc
Amount and kind OF money ''actu-
ally therein las shown by count:
800 655 20
Silver....--...................- 3,S4i IL
Warrants paid since eb-
ruary l, lSSS............-... eS2, 420 SO
January recelpts.........-.. SO, T52 II
currency ..-..........-..-.-... 90, 100 00
Excess on hand.............. IL
Total...-.,-. 1851 4Ss 81 81 1881 ass 81
r. ". WATERMAN, Governor
VIM c. HENDRICKS, Secretary of State
state Board OF Examiners
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2 tn
day OF February, Il. D. 1885. :. P MAsLIN
Secretary of The State Board OF Examiners
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ORANGE ORANGE
OTREES. oTREES.

lust ARRIVED, IN SPLENDID ORDER
- The largest ard finest lot of Orange and
Lemon Trees ever received in this city Eight
or ten of the very best varieties; ali budded
Tees. true 70 name Samples Of the fruit can
be seen at our office. These trees viii be sold
cheaper than ever before in this market We
also have a full supply o. all otheF Fruit Shade
and ornamental Trees. ShrubDery. Vines etc.
sB- .an and in-pe ct our stock. Send for
Catalogue aud Price List.
TREE DEPor-Seco1d street. adjoining Pas
senger Depot, Sacramento, Cal
imp w. K. sTROSG & CO.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
Real Estate and Personal Property at
Auction.
Wedpesdav rehrnarv "a 1sss

DY ORDFR OF s. B. SMITH. ADMINIsTRA J.
ID tor of the estate of HARRIET DORSEY, de.
cea go. l viii sell at Public Auction, ON the
premises, on
Wednesday, February 30, 1888,
Atl0o'e.ocs a NJ. the west half Of lot Z bounded
by q and r. sixth aud venih streets, 4ox CD
ieet, fronting o. 7 street, together with the i'm
proFeme L thereon. beiug a small house with
brick basement-now renting for $40 per month.
Also at saDe TINE and place, small lot of
Household Furniture. $g- Terms at sale
fe2s-2t ID. j. SIM Mons, Auotioneer-
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-van Fleet. Judge.

MONDAY. February o. 1883.
People vs. John CARR X, tnlornation for as
sault TO murder-Continued for tue term.
Estate of 5. r. CALDWELL ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
will; argued and submitted.
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The best place in California to have yoe= printing doae,
4. J. johnston e Cos. go St, Sacramento, Cal
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1t is reported in yachting circles that the
Mayfiower will 90 to England to contest in
the yacht regettas.
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A. AITKEN.

HAS REMOVED HIS MARBLE AND
IL Granite shop 10 42S street, between
Fourth and Filth where he will be pleased to
meet his former patrons and the public.
frtf
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Proposals for Brick.

Q EALED PROPOSALS FOR MAKING BRICK
~ will be received at the office OF the Board
of Trustees of the Normal School, at Chico, on
the 10th day of MARCH. 1858. The number OF
brick required is 10000 ordinary brick and
10000 stock brick. They are TO be made on or
near the Sacram nto river, at a point not
further than seven miles from Chico. he brick
all To be ready for delivery from the kiln on or
before JUNE Is, 1888. They are to BIZ made in
mods ex4ssx2115. No Chinese labor can be used
i'll the manufacture of the brick.
Each proposal is to state. in the alternative
the price per thousand at which they sre to be
delivered from the kiln, CT delivered at the
bnilding site III Chico
II is also desired, when practicable, that con-
tractors present their proposal in person. and
exhibit samples of the different kind of bricks
they VIII coAtrsct to make at their p opposed
price. F. 6. LCsK, Pr siden
J. K. GLEEsos, Secretary. fe2 -lHt2o
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q. Potter. Manufacturer and Dealer in
Harness and Saddles, lila Second st, K and Lift
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AUCTION SALE
BELL & co. ...........AUCTIoNEERs
VIII sell at public auction on
Wednesday, February 2oth,
At ID O'Clock "
At saLesRuom. oa, K STREET.

FINE LOT or PkRL0R BEDROOM.
n DinlnE-to9m ard Kitchen Furniture. Also.
one L sfrigeTat0r il 81. 4 condition. A.so fave
orders 10 sell without reserve one tsvo-ssaed b.
rouche, one Top Buggy ard one open Buggy
rz- sale Positive. Terms Casa 80
fest BELL < CO.. Aucttonesrs.
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"a ACRES-FRUIT AND GARDEN I.AND.
w house and barn; all under ditch: ~ niIes
from Placerville; $500 ~ 'Aiiee
RIA ACRES-FRUIT AND GRAIN IAND. o.
Wv miles from Placervile; fenced in five felSSs
zoo acres can be irrigated with free water. iso
acres cleared; 10 acres in grain; abont 25 o0S
vines about 300 assorted fruit trees: larpe boS
and barn; easy terms; y 3 600. muse
100 ACRES-S5 PER ACRE
ART ACRES-FINE FRUIT LAND. q urrrs
Aoi iron Placerville: 90 acres under cada--l "a
1encei ~ acres cleared; natural m eadow ~ II
acres acres in fruit; about 500 trees Enc VI I'LL 10
cites; IA springs; house and barn This rsei !
nearly level, and only miles from Placarv;iln
th0 ACRES-SOME IMPROVEMENTS. 1v,1-
wv sell pre-empticn right for 500. WILL
g0A ACRES-Al FRUIT AND GRAIN I.,yr
noE miles from Pacerville; $50 acres ciaarn9;
no waste land; l,6G0 fruit trees; sou y;nes
acres alfalfa; 90 acres grain 5000 honsa 80 10
Darn an interest in fine ditch goes so oS
place easy terms: $4,000. nm the
AN ACRES : FINE FRUIT LAND. hrpn
Nv Garden Valley; 40 acres cleared L : AZ
vines 2oO trees; free water; house md 1919 800
plenty wood and water; . 900. anu Darn;
several pieces of School Land for sale f-.r,
SI % per acre up. We have large list 20 froIn
cant government Land. II you don't Sea ~ ~ a.
you want In this list, call on See "nA&
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The dispatches announce that Colonel
Raymond will soon address the Senate
Committee on Pacific Railroads in behalf
of the Central Pacific Company, and will
for that corporation decline any settlement
of the issues between the company and the
Government except upon basis that will
enable the Directors to show, before a
proper tribunal, their complete innocence
from the wild and reckless charges that
have been INDUCED in against them. The
company proposes, say the dispatches, that
it shall be given full opportunity to show
before a judicial body that it has complied
with every obligation imposed upon it,
and has wronged the Government in no
way whatever. That this is perfectly
fair offer it is impossible to deny. If the
morally ravenous statesmen who are so
liberal in their yituperation against the
corporation, and so hasty TO conclude that
its managers are "unmitigated scoundrels,"
decline to give the opportunity demanded,
their case will stand confessed as of no
virtue, and unworthy the consideration of
honest men. He who prefers 4 charge
and denies the opportunity to the injured
party to contest it in the proper tribunal
does wanton injustice.
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The REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
WILL RE HELD ON
WILL BE HELD on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1888,
At The following name a pl.ces.


at the following named places:
FIRST WARD-NO 21S street Inspector. Y.
+. Wieme!er; Judges, J. brennan and j.
Corbin.
SECOND WARD Southeast corner Third ana
stress: Inspector, ION Stevens; judges Nj.
McManus ana d. Long.
THIRD WARD-Southtast corner Ninth aud
streets: Inspector, + l. Robin, on; Judges, b.
ellis aud j. Barrett.
FOURTH NARD-Siate House Bal: Inspector,
X. W. Stafford; Judges ". Fuller and W. e.
Graft.
Polls open at z. NJ. and close at p. Nj
81 The test for vo ers at the Primary will be:
will you support the Nominees of the Con-
venIion -
+. a. SMITH, Chairman.
F. e. HOEGER, Secretary. fe2S-3tiuFS
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Special Meeting OF sacramento O
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, THIS Clues "a
day. EVENING. at O'clock So x *
| lourning Companions cordially Invited wv
| By order of ALEX. J. GARDINER H. P
WIN. B. DAVIS, Secretary. Its
Regular Meeting of Occidentals !.
| Encampment No a.. l. 0. o. F ThISS%
Tuesday EVENING, at z 80 O'clock ~
Work in the K. P. Degree. Visiting/ y
Patriarchs cordially invited TO attend
D. s. WATKINS. Scribe Its
| NyANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w housework; must be good cook; wages
| S25 per month. Call at 1871 II street. Its
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
| i California, County of Sacramento, In the
matter of the estate of MATILDA PHIL Fps
deceased. Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 9Th day OF March, 1855, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
of said day. and the Courtroom o. said
Court, at the Court house, in the Lity of sacra-
mento, County of Sacramento, and State of ali
| fornia, have been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will of said MATILDA
PHILLIPS. deceased, and for hearing the appli.
cation of DARIUS SAYLES for the issuance to
him OF letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1855.
lsEAL.I WIN. X. HAMILTON, Clerk.
J. c. TUBS, Attorney for Petitioner e2s lot
N. NJ. T. CLUB TERTAINMENT
A T THE SEVENTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH
Il THIS TUESDAY EVENING, Feb 2Sth. Music
kecitations, Tableaux and amateur Drama
Admission, including refreshments, - cents IL
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE DESIRE TO RETURN OUR HEART
w felt thanks to tne Police Commissio aers,
the police force, and the many friends who so
kindly assisted us during the illness and death
OF our beloved husband and father; and also for
the beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. JULIA RICE.
1t% Sic REGAIN
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THE strike upon the Burlington road is
one of great importance to the road, but of
far greater to the men who have gone out.
Their places will be filed by others and
they will be compelled to seek other quar-
tiers for employment The strike is, as a
rule, a failure and it will so prove in this
COCO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

S. S & E. L. southwor,h, Dentists, ss
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For Dairymen in San Hateo County
EL DORADO COUNTY

re- YOU DON'T WANT A DAIRY. BUY A
Fruit Ranch before the loom Commences on
the line of the railroad in -0e' VIZ
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2 th
day of February, Il. d. 1885 :. P MAsLIN
Secretary of The State Board OF Examiners
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Total....- ,3Sl 43S 81 81 3SI ass 81
r. ". WATERMAN, Governor,
WIN. c. HENDRICKS, Secretary of State,
fata poo nj
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WANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w homework; must be good cook; wages,
S25 per month. Call at 1871 street. Its
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Murdered at Tacoma.

e The following letter received yesterday by
d Chief of Police Dillmau is self-explana-
The Arizona champion., 1888-11-03
what a Pretty Baby.

l. if boy or girll How often
do we hear this remark and ques-
ton. Yes, it is a pretty baby, but
how bad its mother looks. She
looks as if she were going right
down. She is so thin, and yellow,
and her face is covered with wrink-
les and blotches. She seems so
nervous and irritable too; but it is
easy to account for her condition.
Childbirth has left her with pro-
lapsus or other disphcements, pois-
oned blood, and a disordered state
Gf the stomach and bowels. The
hest thing she can do is to use at
once DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton which has hecn prepared for
the express need of women in this
condition. All druggists.
DIR. Pierce's Pellets--cleans and
regulate the stomoch, bowels and
system generally. % cents vial;
one a dose.
The Arizona champion., 1888-11-03

When Walter Fife arrived here
last week he spotted a Derby hat
which he wore out to the roundup.
The boys wouldn't tolerate dude
hat" as they called it, and capturing
the offensive head-gear, "marked" it
with the ear-marks of q well-known
cattle outfit. Walter took all of this
good naturally, and turned the joke
on the boys when he returned to
town by buying high-priced, regu-
lation cowboy hat and having it
charged to those who marked his
Derby.-Wilcox Stockman'
Globe Silver Belt: Reports from
the ranges in this county are not of
an encouraging nature. In the val
leys there is little or no grass and in
the hills, where the feed is still fair,
there is no water, Springs are this
year dry which formerly we're de-
pended upon by stockmen, and it is
believed that it will require winter
SHOWS to revive their flow. No great
loss of stock is feared, however. The
mortality will be confined to old
COWS. An abundance of browse
will assist in the preservation of the
herds.
On the ranges Of the west the wa
ter question is less important in win
Ter than in summer, but in the east
the contrary is true. In the west
snow is much depended on-too
much by far---and sheep can travel
and Craze twice as far as in summer
without water. In the east, how
ever, the focks are confined, and no
hockmaster should allow himself to
bring his sheep into winter quarters
without an abundant artificial sup
ply of water, We once heard an
old sheperd say: salt and water
are half the wintering."
AT a meeting of the Illinois state
board of live stock commissioners,
Oct. 9Th the board decided to station
man at the Chicago stock yards co
cooperate with the state agent and
the health department Of Chicago, to
see if by more stringent measures
and greater watchfulness their efforts
will not result in stamping out lumpy
jaw aud tuberculosis, the object be-
ing to prevent reshipment from the
yards to the country, where the dis
ease is allowed to spread, and to pre-
vent the slaughtering of these ami
mails for food,
The Arizona champion., 1888-11-03
Can 1t be Rheumatism

OF all agonizIng diseases rheu.
matism is the most stubborn.
There is a positive cure-The Cal
iiornia Positive and negative Elec
trio Rheumatism and Gout Cure
destroys all kinds OF this terrible
disease and expels it entirely from
the system.
Use the California Positive and
Negative Electric Pile Remedy,
and Ointment. All these prepare
lions are sold by rnterprisihg drug
gists and manufactured from Cali
tornia herbs, by
CREAsINGER & Co.,
% South Main ST., Los Angeles,
California. For sale, at d. J.
Bra,nen &Co S Drug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-11-03
For the Ladies.

To ladies who are suffering with
weakness, falling of womb, painful
menstruation, whites, irregularity
of monthly courses or any OF the
ailments they are subject to, use
the California Positive and Mega
tive Electric Golden Drops, 1t
never fails. Woman's friend.
Purely vegetable.
THE HAIR: The pride Of every
lady is beautiful hair. The Cali
fornia Golden Age Hair Repro
Queer and Tonic produces and
restores hair TO its natural color,
prevents its falling out, removes
dandruff, makes the hair strong,
giving it a curling tendency, caus
ing it to remain in every desired
position. A perfect dresser fol
lady or gen,lemeni purely herba'
no oil, grease oil poison, Sold by
all druggists.
CREAsINGER & Co Props.
~ South Main ST., Los Angeles
California.
For Sale at D. ]. Brannen 6
Co.'s Drug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1888-11-03
KneM tbs Place.

A bright Philadelphia child has
many relatives in Pittsburg, and
her little ears had taken in so many
expressions about the place that her
ideas regarding its general appear
ance were clearly defined il not
correct A few days ago she start
ed with her mother on q long ex-
pectt'd visit to the Smoky City,
which, in spite of reports TO the
contrary is but little less black
than Of yore. AS the train sped on
hour after hour the little one be-
came more and more sure that they
must be getting very near their
destination, and at last asked for
the fortieth time:
mamma, isn't we most therel'
'a)h, guess it is not much
further" answered her mother
YEARLY and with little heed TO the
exact truth. For another half hour
the cars rumbled along and then
suddenly dashed into tunnel to
the great delight OF the little one,
who j,yously exclaimed.
"Oli, mamma, get my things
this is Pittsburg. "-Philadelphia
Record.
The Arizona champion., 1888-11-03
Letter From the ex-Sberih Of Chau-
tsequa County, New Mexico.

mAYNlLLE, ~. L. DcV. q, 1000
/ am glad to say, from a long
personal experience with Allcock's
Porous Plasters, that / am able to
endorse all the good things that
have ever been said about them,
and supplement these by saying that
l frankly believe their value cannot
he estimated. Their breadth Of
usefulness is unlimited, and for
prompt and sure relief to almost
every ache and pain that flesh is
heir, to, no other remedy, in my
opinion either external or internal,
equals them in certainty and
rapidly J have used them at one
time for rheumatism, another for
backache, again for bronchitis, al,
ways with the same result--a
speedy cure. L. t. WASHINGTON.