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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-02-14
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FL ROPE
T-alve 81 the Socialists on trial at
Posen have been convicted.
An outbreak OF Moslems against
sic French Is threatened at BeyrOut-
lie father Of President Cannot Is
senior member 81 the French Senate
The German Crown Prince con
tiuuas To improve. There Is no sign
al caneer now N his throat
Pnn,e Bismarck refused TO see
Iard Randolph Churchill on the
rr3nnt 81 q press Of work
4 Russian army officer who recent
* So. himself said he did 50 rather
than IN the Gar. which he had
been CHOSEN 70 do
vi smith in a speech said the
Government was firm n It's lnten-
4 -.on II enforce the rules and prevent
olstruetion OF business IN Parlla-
ment-
Tie Italian Government has de-
ci6ed not to renew the commercial
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
The Recor of one Years DE mt cratic
Manage me mt Of the Mails.

WASHINGTON, d. C, Oct. 23d.-
Col, J. F. Bates, the chief of the free
delivery service, i'll his annual report
to the Postmaster General, states that
the increase in the number of free de
livery offices during the past year was
1863; making the total number of
Offices 35S. These offices are on'y 10
Gated in towns having population of
10000 and over. or the receipts ars
over $4,000 The whole number of
carriers employed is 6,346- There
were over nine million more letters
delivered last year than the year be
fo1e, III increase Of over II per cent,
while the increase i'll the number OF
newspapers delivered was over &c.
100000, or % per cent.
The inc:ea III the number of let
tiers collected was 143,000,000, or
about 33 per cent; while the increase
iii the number of newspapers collected
Was 25,000.000, or % per cent. The
excess IF postage on local matter over
total cost of service is over two million
and a quarter dollars.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25

TINTED STATES W. One W ODD still, one
~ topper still heal. w-.rrn, steam
t--:isr. lean maud xtu-es, corn
Laii nj fixtures, 4 erureirts-.s s Irt kaees
{ssT Ysl:ans) ,.rn whskev. ~ bushels of corn
~ bushels of what, - h,i.hels of malt, SO
brs.,a rvs, 1920 gallons of beer SO gailt,ns of
tnrr"s Is Cr,r.-= ,vo al. also one acre of land
T., b+gn IA. ii IA,l'i-r The East side of
tho branci. IS Yards south from the d stillery,
bounding thr,.e. Fast 40 yards to :, sassatras,
thsn.r fcrth rs yar'i- Ia pine, thence West
Al yxr:t Ia he '.rsurh. thence = nth with the
m.an'i.ring- oi the hrr nch t., the beginning,
e>int.r .ns or less.
r. Phelps aud Vngl-r and tn all whom it
in.v c.ur..rn :-Grs etieg Notice is hereby
givSa. II ut t.'s ar.~e loved property was
s-iz,d by Kerr i'r.i-e, Collector 5ih Internal
Bsvsnue District "f y g.. on the Sth day of
august, lSAS, Al. forfeited to the uses of the
Un:,sd St-ier. t,r violation of the Internal
.:evsnus liz W.. ami tn. same is lIb.lled and
prosecuted ,hs Dis riot Court OF the United
stx ~ f,r ..sfl ianl TOR the ctuses in the
ssil Libel of IufsrIn tom set forth and that
Che sa,i will st,.d f,r trial at tn, cour,
b4-,n # ss.ii curt at Statewide on the 3rd
Annas- of O.:ol-.r tsxt. it that be iurisdic-
G.sn <ay. AMI II not at the next day If juris-
d.ction tboreS fer. when and where all persons
wsrusi L" appear to shaw cs,u~e why con-
d -rnba,iou .h-ull nj !, deer, ell and to inter
v-se for th.ir t.-rrst Given under nv hand
at .i6cs tirc-us,,.ru n. c., this 3rsi aay OF
SEPTEMBER. SsS D. SETTLE.
United States Marshal.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
BOOTS SHOES

Our mammoth stock of winter
Boots and Shoes are now arriving
and as promised we are prepared to
open your eyes on prices. We call
your SPECIAL attention to our $l.99
Bee Hive Boot, made expressly for
US. We have this proposition to
make III regard to it: You may
buy i. pair of ;nybody's $3.50 or
$500 boot and wear day and day
about with ours, and if ii does not
prove as good we will refund the
money. Our SO and SO cent women
shoes are perfect annihilators of.com-
petition. To those who are partial
to hnnemade shoes we offer full
line Of the Bush Hill or Randolph
shoes, the best homemade shoe on
the market, and people say our pri-
ees are from 10 to 35 cents per
pair lower than other houses sell
them.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
II RemOued the PinpLes.

E,uxr NJ. UATAlN, TEX. Ma, oh 90, 1881 :
A lad, friend of mine has tor several years
t~ IL tr. :blrd with bumps AMI pimples on her
face and heck for which she used vari"ns cos
nrt:c. H. o-.lrr to r,mnN them AMI improve
adj. i-.utiiy or omplexitI: i.ut csc l. cal
~ c..titr- only Temporary and left her
Il II. III a w.r.c coIdit:Cn-
r.vr meIni' d int. rial pre- aratiof-
kuu~l. M Botanic Bl",d b lu.-which ] have
t.-l.n,irl. an. :. ili,.g ah,.ut two years; she
NEE; hr.o H. leS ami nearly all pimplrs have
siira.I cared l..I skin is SIT and sn"th. and
L"f general erlth much is.ti we'd Size ex
p:,.+s>. k-rs,-if nl,icl srr'fied and can com
mend il IA, all who are titus aiiec.ed.
MRs :. NJ WILsoN.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
NOa II CAROLINA, Ia superior Court
Z -rr*th cunt, Fall Term 1883.
j .r.ulira Marin d. El;aS tun. Angtlsa

NOa II CAROLINA, Ia superior Court
( rs*th .nIntv Fall Term lSSS.
J.-.pnina Martin. E'as tup, Augusta
Far, sir.:n Fr-.-nn.r. william Freeman. Mar
tn. Mailing. Frank S:,dine. finl.'thy adams,
J4a:,na Adams. .l.Ire4 Adams,
ADAM. tina .:,r-- l'Lser mrs ut l.w of Dena
Adams. Dec''i.
S.tre TIE Il. I..-i,I;.:t.. 81, AN Freeman !,
William Freeman. I $40 tiv -idains, James
ADKINS J ma MANS AMI -- Adams,
(.iv.n :,A-,i- II k';uw til. three litter heirs
II. Law ~ 81: a i - !. ALL take office
that al C., Z tilt. owe h.t- it-,-u
rm.I...i il. tn -;It- ~ g Il F..iSy tn
/. far ~ .'at.'' Irc is'g -:'d defendants
tr,., h., -i'':. of - l:ii.l- which will be
de- t.rii,.i ! .ui ''r the further pur-
II s--t'ls.s AMI quoting IL. title u said
laG,-ia "A | 'i- sal .-rf liant, Will further
ssse go: t.-s required TO appear at
The So. ..m-t y! SAID t4,tl..ty I b~
h. Ill =. III Til Mn; i--9 tiIt. LIST Monday
in S"psrnr-i ext iO:i. End. iNNnI 1T the
Sou II III. + sail " ia Winston. \. c.,
aui IF i-.utr t.,:tit in said
aati.. i, .a..-rf sill ap.l t, the Court
FIR tina i"i demanded liz said complaint.
C,S HAUsER,
X. Is khkN.R. G. 5. @.
ATTY fn- plaintiff
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
Gives Better Satisfaction

CADIz KY 'uly 9Th, 1887
ll...e,eid me ne TX Blo"i Balm Catarrh
Sliflv rcturl nail. as che If MY cas- oners
/. fixing B. I. i. for cat rlh and wan;sf; box
.fti. 81 uff. B. B +. gives Letter satisfaction
VI: ai.y med cine ever sold l have sold 0
d. :. !, il, the asst 10 eks, and it gives g-od
sari. action If l don't remi, all right Tor snuff
~ti,.ule Yours, w. n. BRANDON.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!

We offer to the sporting class a
line of double and single Darrell
guns, muzzle and breech loading at
IS cts. on the dollar to what you
have to pay gun dealers for them,
we keep shot, powder, caps, shells,
primers &C., and sell away down.
You do yourself an Injustice every
time you trade. aud don't test our
promises and pretentions, and still
greater one if you pay us more for
goods than you would have to pay
elsewhere. We are pledged to save
yof, money and cannot deceive you.
Oour motto: The best bottom
values for the money down.
Dixie plows and castings a specially.
Yours anxious to please,
W. q. BAlTY & SONS.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
Sale, did f,,. q Spr;uo Tonic.

ARLIsGToN, GA, June so, 1857
suffered with malarial blood poison more or
l.se, all the time, and the only medicine that
,io,e me any good is B. B. B. 1t is undoubt-
IDLY tie kost bleed medicine made. al d for
his malaria country should BE- used by every
81, IL the spring file year, and as good III
tie -,II,.r. fall ana winter, :onic and
b, I'd Iurifier
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
4 B~ck # u peiers, Fee.

All uho desire full iI-ornatltn about the
.~rs4 and cur. Flo ii p 80 rs, S".ofula ard
otnl' Ut Sw.linss- Ulcers, Sme<, r euma
t:,IE. Kidney Complaints, Catarrh- tts- can
b. ff,,. s-iN ''f our ~ pa tii%-
ell t:t.,t : W,i-,i.r. flied with the m,->i
x..sG--fui and startling prof ever hef'rt
snnHn. h,iiIe~-
BLt~D BALM 10, Atl.nt Ga.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
IN TIL: SPRING.

Almost everybody wants "Sprirg Tonic
H.le is a simple test me NAL, VI ich shows now
B. b, 3 is regarded. Ii will knork Your ma
laria cut and restore your appetite:
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25

G~0 n nv
From Dr. W. 2. Harrison.

From, DIR. W. 2. Harrison.
NASHVILLE Tenn May 3, 1851 have USED
Swifts SPECIFIC in my family for ,ome time anu
believe IT 10 b. az excellent remedy Tor All impu-
rites of the blood. In my own easel Deiieve
that have " rdlcd off severe attack OF rneu-
mafism in the si.autcr by timely resort 10 ms
efiieient remedy IN all cases where per
mancnt rellef is sought this medicine com.
mends itself for a constitutional treatment thaI
thoroughly eradicates the seeds OF disease from
the system. hE'- w. = iAis1i7oN
WACO TEXAS, May 9, 1888.
Centlemeu: The wife Of one OF my custo-
mers was terribly afflicted with loathsome Skin
diseasc. that covered her whole body. She was
confined to her bed for several years by TINS
a1iiction, and could not help herself at ALL one
could not sleep from violent itching ana sung,
INC of the skin. The disease baiiled inc skill
Of the physicians who treated it Her husband
,epap finally giving his wife Swift Specihc. ana
Inc commenced to improve almost Immediately.
md in a few weeks she was apparently we'll one
- now a hearty, fine-looking lady, with no Trace
n The affliction left. Yours very truly,
j. E. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue
T,rr,,i.c on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed Tree.
Tn. SWIFT Specific Co.. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
NJ Yak 20 broadway.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
FlFTY GEMS!

for fou4. months, beginning with
any date.
The watch will be given
away on November Doth t., the
person sending in the largest.
club of so cent subscribers.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
THE STAR BRA. D WHEAT GUAn0
is WITHIN ITSELF a COMPLETE WHEAT AND GRASS

Fertilizer md has superior and but few if equals 1t
is we'll known fact that what is known Dry Mix
ed Fertilizer" will not give good results that
which is known 'sWet Mixed Fertilizer"
Messls Allison & Addison haye their
acid and the
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
= A COMPLETE FERTlLlzEE1 :.

fertilizer which wanting in any essential ingredient and
that ingredient has be- by chemical action supplied BY
soil greater proportion than the ingredients
supplied unlance the prouctivcess of the soil and
literay ruin the land done by
the use of Peruvian Guano.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25

Col. J. T. orehead and Hon. John
NJ Brewer, Democratic and Republi
can Candidate for Congress, will
address the people ut tie following
times andsplaces
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
THE SENTINEL'S
GOLD WATCH!

During this campaign. THE
SENTINEL wants to go to the
home of every reading man in
North Carolina and IN or Ter to
get our subscribers to work
for us we are going to present
somebody with
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
STAR BRAND WHEAT GUANO

following wheat with clover have increased in productive
and in value than hundred per We
ton farmers against using any fertilizer which is wit hin
itself
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25

can eio. he you and Iurnis.h yos- With
~ III. nec -ssasy .-uk unnecessary
apLaiaac-- 70 ride, waIk, dance, sleep,
cat. f-5. hu-:, wo.t-, 60 to church,
or stag at homo. ana II various nizes,
styles and quantities. JusJ figure out
what Is required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY. md you can make fair
esffnate OF tho value of the BUYERS
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt Of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD q CO.
u1-ll4 Michigan Avenue. Chicago. Ill
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
HIGH GRADE COMPLETE WHEAT MANURE

for years with satisfactory results crops and with
cia results to the land We prepared and show
large number of farms in this county which, by the continuous
Use of the
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25

A good many Coz cans have been
lynched Oh the charge of kidnapping
children They are charged with
stealing them to sell to the Japanese
to eat
Norfolk's quarantine has been raised.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
STAR BRAND WHEAT GUANO!

We again offer this reliable Wheat Manure farmers
with every that the high standard fully
hundreds and thousands of this vicinity and all over
the wheat growing section of tue Stae have used this
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
CHAS. ". MORRIS.
Granite Works,
WINSTON, ~. C.

DOR all kinds oil FIRST CLASS
L CIR ANTE WORK. for tuild-
ing purposes, Cemetarv Work,
Curling Tor Sidewalks, pa, eing
Block, ior Pavements, and ali kinds
of work in this line done AT the
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
1he ORIGINAL Wins.

Tho BUYERS, GUIDES
sNsk ;esned MAJ ch md Sept,
~ cacl year. It is IN eEcy-s
sK ~ - clcFcsiis of useful i.1foc-
- .SE MT sc ! fer ri wl1o pur-
E5,af4ss:H$ cil: u shc t---ri.-es CT the
necessities OF lite. We
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-25
VERY LOWEST PRICES

Parties having work of this kind
will do we'll to correspond with me
before letting out their contracts
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ATTENTION!
Wheat Growers!
We have secured the agency for
ROYS TER'S
High araasA.il Phosphate
THECRElT
WHEAT FERTILIZER!

We call your attention to the fol-
lowing testimonials from men who
have sold It for number of years,
and men who have made it a point
to test fertilizers on their farms:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-11
TOLLEY In JAIL.
Evidence that the Convict Assassin is
Insane,

Evidence that the Convict Assassin Is
Insane,
Constable Davis, of Folsom, yesterday
brought to the County Jail w. L. Tolley,
who was held to answer before the Superior
Court, on charge of assault to murder, by
Justice of the Peace, ]. H. Sturgess Tolley
is the man who on Monday fired at a con-
vict at the State Prison, named Charles
Wadleigh, and hit another convict named
Videl
Tolley's actions indicate that be is insane,
and his story in regard to the shooting
strengthens this belief He says that when
he drew his pistol and commenced to
shoot he expecied that the guards would
shoot him down at once, and this was
what he desired. He had no idea that he
would hit Wadleigh or any one else. His
life was broken, his happiness destroyed.
and he wanted to die. His mother-in-law
visited him yesterday afternoon in the jail
aud conversed with him for long time.
She says that he's insane and was so before
he left Oakland. She had done her best to
persuade him not to go to Folsom, but he
had escaped her and managed to get there
She sympathizes with him deeply and ex-
presses d determination to do all she can
for him. FOLEY declines to talk about his
wayN,d wife, but it is said that he has an
idea Nat she has left him because of her
sympathy for Wadleigh. who is serving
his term in State Prison for having placed
her in borthel. Wadleigh Is said to be a
well educated, genial and fascinating
young man, and Tolley believes his wife
still has an affection for him. He seems
entirely indifferent as to his fate, and says
he does not care what is done with him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-11
Recommendations.

Articles OF Incorporation were yesterday
fled with the Secretary of State of the
Oakland Board of Trade Directors-V. D.
Moody, f. H. Shattuck, S. Kahn, w. w.
cameron, ]. S. White, A. S. Mcdonald,
K. NJ. Fitzgerald, + Motfitt, J. l.. Lyon,
C. L. Taylor, L. F. Delger
Also OF the Gold King Mining Company,
with principal place of business in San
Diego county. Directors-E. C. Coppin,
George w. Hardacre. E. G. Salt, John II.
Lord, Charles H. Simms. Capital stock,
S200,Oo0.
Also of the Smith Mountain and Orosi
Development Company of Tulare county.
DiTectcrs-L. J. Miller, D. R. Shafer, T.
NJ. Hayden, B. ). Caulfeld, Neil McCallum,
r. Q. Wickham, G. II. Bsne. Capital
stock, 500 600.
Also of the San Diego Cuyamaca and
Eastern Railway Company, 10 maintain,
construct and equip line of standard
gauge railway anu line of electric tele-
graph in connection Herewith, from San
Diego to junction with the Southern
Pacific Railroad in San Diego county,
thence in a northwesterly direction to a
junction with the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road at or near The Needles The principal
place of business will be in San Diego.
The incorpofators of the company are R.
W. Waterman. R. Allison, Milton Santee,
William E. High, l. NJ. Merrill, G. w.
Jones and M Klauber. The estimated
length of the railroad and telegraph is $50
miles. The amount of capital stock is
s. 100000, of which S255,000 have been
actually subscribed. Ten per cent. of the
amount subscribed has already been paid
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-11
Departed Toughs.

Dell. Murphy, Jim Morrison. Charley
hcCarty and others of the gang of prize
fighters who have been in the city for
some time. took their departure for San
Francisco by the early train yesterday
morning. As the train pull out of the
depot, some of them stood on the plat
form of the cars and expressed very I'M
complimentary sentiments in regard to
Chief of Police Lee, at whose suggestion
they were changing their residence. Sac
ramento is not congenial to that class of
people under the new police regime.
Chief Lees first order closed all of the
gambling places, and he has since put
stop 10 the sale of lottery tickets at the
cigar stores, while the roughs and Migrants
who have been hanging around the water
front and low dives are getting out of town
as fast as possible. At least fifty of them
have disappeared in the past three days
Some, who still remain, are under sur
yeillance of the police, aud will be arrested
for vagrancy as soon as the evidence Is
collected 10 make conviction certain.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-11
LOCAL BREyIrIES.

No business was transacted in either De-
partment of the Superior Court yesterday.
Deputy Clerk Shepherd is kept very busy
receiving names for the new Great Register.
Deputy Sheriff N. S. Bennett will take
the insane Chinaman, All Sick, TO the
Stockton Insane Asylum to-day.
The Atlas and the Emerson Club, of the
Central Park League, San Francisco, will
play matched game at Snowflake PARK
next Sunday.
Warren Drew yesterday filed his bond as
City Inspector of Plumbing and Drainage,
in the sum of $1,000, with NJ. NJ. Drew anu
NJ. a. Howard as sureties.
The Treasurer of Tulare county yesterday
redeemed from the State Treasury eleven
$500 bonds issued by his county which had
been held tor the State school fund.
Thomas Twyford was arrested by officer
Rowland yesterday afternoon on the CON-
plant of his wife, charging him with bat
terry. He put up deposit OF $50 and was
released.
The average temperature yesterday in
this city, according to the reports of the
Signal Service, was so, being Sc warmer
than the normal. The highest and lowest
temperature was 7So and 47o.
Woodland is having a building boom.
A gentleman who came over from there yes
terday says they are building a street rail-
way, an ice mandatory and wooden mills,
besides a number of residences and bust
ness houses.
A joint meeting of the Immigration and
Improvement Associations will be held this
evening at 429 ] street, commencing at s
o'clock. All members of both Associations
are requested to be present. Matters of
Importance will be considered.
Yesterday the State purchased $4,000 in
San Diego county five per cent bonds for
the public school fund. They are in de-
nominations of 81 900 each. The amount
paid for them was $l00,337. The bonds
were bought at par, the Sl,337 being ac-
crued interest which will be repaid on the
payment of the first coupon which falls
due in July.
State Gardener Medium has planted
number of valuable evergreen trees along
the sidewalks around the Capitol grounds,
many of them of rare varieties. He COM
plains that the trees in many instances have
been almost denuded of their foliage, while
some have been entirely DESTROYED by van.
dals The police at the Capitol should
LAY" for these individuals, who, if they
had their just deserts, would be laboring in
the chain-gang.
All Jip and All Lone were seized by the
minions of the law last night, and thrown
behind the bars, for violating the statutes by
playing chuck-a-luck." Chief Lee will
have no funny business" and if the
Mongol sports must gamble they better
cross the bridge, as do their white
brethren of the green cloth, and in palatial
quarters in the sacred precincts in the town
of Washington gamble TO their hearts con-
taraf hnr hnN sNlr - IL
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WRIGHT for Congress-.

C. C. Wright, Democratic member of
the last Assembly from Stanislaus county,
announces himself as a candidate for Con-
gress, to succeed Major Biggs in the Second
Congressional District He was considered
one of the ablest members of the late Legis-
lature, and is the author of Wright's
Irrigation BILL The other candidates on
the Democratic side. so far as announced,
are Major Biggs, the present incumbent,
and Senator Cauiinetti, ofJackson Amador
county. Wright's friends claim that he
will go into the Congressional Convention
with the support of fully two-thirds of the
delegates. The Second District is COM
posed of the following counties: Amador,
Butte, Calaveras, FL Dorado. Mariposa,
MERGED, Nevada, Placer, San Joaquin, Stan
islaus, Suffer, Tuolumne and Yuba. The
vote at the last election was Marion
Biggs, II ,667; J. c. Campbell, 16 594 VIM.
o. Clark, 1876; scattering, 119. Mr..
Wright is native of Iowa, 80 years of age,
and has served three terms as District At
torney of Stanislaus county.