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Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16
W. L. DOUGLAS $500 SHOE
BEST IN TIE WORLD.

New Pullman Car on the Sxns Fe Route Be
tween W ichita and St Joseph
The Atchisor, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
road are now running in their night train
leaving Wichita at 9:25 p. N. new combi-
nation Pullman sleeping and chair car
Wichita to ST. Joseph. through Topeka
and Atchison. This car arrives at Topeka
at ABS "a. N, Atchison at $40 a. M. and St
Joseph o'clock a. m The Santa Fe is
the only Ene having this arrangement
from Wichita. w D. MURDOCH,
S3-tf Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16
Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
Furnished by Obere, Hosick & Co.
WICHITA, KAN. Nov. Is.
HIDES-Green 81 S0d3 "a, green salt 50 U095 W,
CRY salted 40c green pelts 4&i5 &c dry pelts l9l2c
TALLOW-No. prime 41sc. No. 45rc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16
INSTRUCTIONS
-ade- iais head e per ltas Per dag.
PARTNERS U1NTED.

VI Partner with tf-res .5ozlszEs sinslz-S
w Caystaf IL r.sah4=e5ea wholesale add .szSs1-
featuring business. address all Inquiries gocx BOX
-. " ickiss, haa- Gazs -
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Live Stock Market.

Wichita Live Stock MArket.
Furnished for the EAGLE by Eldridge o. camp
Dell, live stock commission merchants
WICHITA, KAN, Nov. Is.
CATTLE.
RECEIPTS 90 shipments none The receipts were tn
lightest for ONE time The few on the market sold
TT about steady prices compared with yesterday We
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16
FOR S1LE--City Real Estate.

Under this head &c per line per day.
TOR SALE-For the next 20 days four unimprov-
H. lot Immediately west OF the lot on the corner
of Douglas and Cleveland. Price $ltDO each, two
thirds down, balance In year. Bertrand Jones lis
Cleveland ave, dag 1T
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16
observation-disclosures

Under thss head = Jsr ase Ee- aaT.
" ED-Prsrs-Ty o~rers % Isl seel- ~ 7e--y
W foV Trut wfih rs NicAs-s aeut4i Agency.
-. SortA Market dEe-S
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16

A$TED-Ls4.e~ ard eert2ezse2 20 tsse
w fAraozS -Ri1sh % sosess fa- tAt ozEys@xsrz
Cures psmples ana moths rss%osss lrecSl~s k1z
ssfs and @aesosh Fsr ssszA-r suzc~1aSsaa sztarex.
Mrs. u. :. Crane. scasxl Asc1S DIX ~. Ksn.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16

Engraved CALLING cards a. The
Wichita kAsLt Office dsJtf
Three hours Tie quickest 70 e. Louis
Missouri PsSihc railway I4tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16
FOR SALE--HOusehOid Goods.
Under this head &c per line per day.

NOR SALE-One hard coal base burner and one
l. ofice heater good new. B., Eagle Office
dlj5-6t*
l'OR SALE-Bedstesd springs. mattresses, chairs,
l. tables stoves large soft coal burner. cheap.
Cali at 81 Pattie avenue. dl3i st.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-16

Depot Second and Wichita street. ticket ONCE I27
North Main street, J.. Z. BLECkLEY.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
StorSIoebranoi Stougbtom.
@tSeonFn.

Ssnbos Rorseu iiblis uobrso Glib
LIS | Gnbrep Gridions Wsbelbutif.
Slben forplantebe fig mart til 4 andre
Trnbpsninser os en- 3sGtasss Nur.
itensbpsnins, benue ~ftanoiebe 5fammsrs
nes uibsre l1bbrebelie. On Stunb frpss
tsbs man for, at Slben Dilbe fau iaabunt
ODertas, at man life tunbe tontrOGere
ben os t~elesraferebe berfor til Rabiion
efter Sialp, men Der bfeu ieuot aOntras
orbre, ba bet frog efter bsspnote at
resne. 5slsenbe Bpsniussr branbte:
Die Relaus & s. Raiet, FAB $1,000,
inssn Insurance; Gnoretu gridion, Tab
$1,000, Insurance, $1,000; Se!oratb
Bros, 3ab $1,000, assurance, $1,000;
Die Selidion, Cab 800, Insurance,
$500; 6. 3. Sing, Fab $1,000, Gss
iurance, $500; Chris. gbrifopberion,
Tab $4,000, assurance, $1,000; So
iepb Sausmunn fra NaoiiOn, Fab
$4,000, ubetpoelis asiuranee, fem iutaa
2aber uerot $1,000 brenbte usiaa.
Tabene paa 8areoplas er fslsenbe:
DIE Weldds, $4,000, tu9en Insurance
Gnoreu Gridien, $4,000, insen Gsiu'
rance; Saluur 8inbeu, $500, Insurance,
$500; Ole Seltdien, $500, Gsiurancen
u~6etpoelis; Sutton Sisters. 5000, ins
gen Insurance; Gnorstus & Torserion,
$500, insen Insurance; g6ris. @bri'
itOiferieu, $1,000, Insurance $500;
Die Sacobion, $4,000, Gsiurance ST.
900 us en- Del minore Cab. Sloen
ontases at bore paaiat.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

ArbeiSst | 2anbfontoret. 8 2anb,
fontcret bar man MI | Here Tiger perei
iurist befiaftiset meS at faa oft BET
operlissenoe Grbeibe fra 9afota, Mun.
tanu us 8aibiustOn fra Saanben. 8
2srbass bar man frrbis meb ale "Di,
neral Gntries' ROutana % 8aibins,
ton. Reb Grbeibst fra 9afota itut
man enonu tire Gar tilbase, men Der
fore Grbeiosfraft, iom &ontoret bar lat
8irfiombeb, bar MI broat bet op til
September 1888 os pil life bpile, 70,
bet bar Glt fra Suancen. Saainart er
"Broof" bar opuaaet Batent, bliper be,
siuet Srore til, at bette sieblitfelia 10,
fteoes, % ba man bar aniat ieritilt,
Solt til at ffripe Batentsr, fan 9orb,
peitens Setilere pente at faa loplic
Si,muet paa fit 2anb | 2sbst Of for
lib. Gntallet at "Wfinsral entries"
Rontana, Der bar ppuaaet gatent, tel.
Ter 1919 Wiuer, mebens be / 8ai6inatpr
ftn naar bet Salpe af bette 9al.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
Era @aSbtnaton.

&c. %. anberfoH, Gsent p,c Grotu
greef % 2Oper 8rule | Siouy &eiers
caticnsn, bar inbienbt I'm oorlise Snos
beretrine. geb Grpip Grssf er Der 1104
SnoiaHsre unSer bans GpFSt. BE Dor
| 294 SuIs, % 267 bar tus,t 9onb,
Der bar orrst 80 SsbTsr us A Gsbs
fab. 7ariHs fumes at urre meset als
minbslis bIapot Snoiauerue. Der fin
bes 432, 900 Gcres Sptfbart 2anb | Res
ierpatiuusu ps $500 Gcres, ipm oft sr
pptbrttbs. 8 2anbst iubes 400 SUibe,
Der Optnser 1000 gcres 9unb. 8eo
Conner grule fiuots 1867 Snbianere,
Der Ieuer / 900 Suie % bprfer 1880
GcrtS 2anb. s aarets Ssh bar Der
pnrst 81 SsbTsr Us 60 9sosfalb. 8eb
grow Gresf er Der 90 fclsiesenbs
Ssrn, pso 2ofper 8rule 125. Snois
uuerre psb bssee Gsenturer sisr sooe
Srsm Fribt | Civilization, men Der munss
Ter tiltratislise StOlslotalsr, be bar
2pft iii at gao paa Stole, uanr Der bare
ftafes Rum. gulpsami er | Gftassnbs
Us allereoe Opsiust uf be 5lefte. Ran
penter, at Bet oil tilfooe Snbianerne
fore 5Orbele, uaar Reisruatiouen bliuer
aabnet.
R. 8. Bpmar, Gsent peb Gros,
G~ssnturet | Montana inoberetter, at bar
bar 2.456 Snoiunere unbsr fit Dpipn
bEritfuHbt $50 Sfotebsru. Be bar al
lereoe MI 3O7 Su'e, os flere pil blip,
bpssebe. Gi 5sSTer bar Der | Gareti
2sb parst 33, az 9sbsfalb 20. Az
9anouooelinser bar funbet Steb. Snoi
onerne aibr life iaa Tibet Nartarbeibe
be bar 1000 Gcres tiliaaebe % 1O,43O
inbsiGrbebe. &unftis 8anbins c
nsoUenSis, buis Gserbprtninsen ia
isHne fis.
Rommisiunn Wursan sr | ben iibii
lib blepen baarbt fritiieret % beIfplt
fro Tiliibeiattelie af 8atboliferne me
Ssuipu til uonaonslie af 2arere | /
i~ubianife Stoler. Saber 1bpma8 ID
nplis | BaIbiustun for at protsfte,
mob bsnne 9ilfbeirttelie. &ommis
Ronareu paafaar, at beflne aritit
ubefDiet, % at ben srunber fig paa b
DmfGnbisbsb, at ban bar u%flaaet
sisre np aOutrutt meb be foriiielIi,
airteiamfunt, ba ban anier ct iaabai
aontraftipfem for ubelbist for Sfole
&ntbuliterne bar facet en- for Del
SfOlefOnbst foe Snbiansrnes Dpbr
selie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
2iot Were fra Nttien.
Sr. RebaftBr!

Som ies ifreu fibfte Gang, fOrlob ies
Wontreal ben 24be Sult meb Sfi6et
"Bariiian", tilbsrenbe gunarbz9 inien.
Den fsrfte Dag Tom Ri lite lensere enb
til Quebec. bpor ri laa til nate Wors
gen. 9erfra tos bet tire 8ase, fsr Ri
tom ub paa 4tlanteren. 8etret bar Hart
os sobt, iaalanse ri bar I Gull Of ct.
9aturence, unbtasen ben foite Dag, ba
III Tom ino | Taase os maatte lisse itile
| flere Elmer. Senimob Gften bleu bet
fart isien, os Ri fl bu ie en- Ransbe
Ssbierse, babe fore os imaa. 9a ri
narmebe os Strabet oeb Belle Ssle,
teuebe ies Omtrent tppe fore Ssbierse
paa en- Gang. 9enne fore Masie So
siOrbe 8eiret neset fOlbt. 9efte Nor>
gen bar ri TONNE ub saa Saoet % bapbe
MI aofiuis Sissuns, iaa be ilefte bleo
ipse. 9ette Bat Ssnoas, % Der blep
bolot @ubstienefte babe 5ormiobas os
often efter ben enselife airfss 8itual.
Seq ipntes, bet par mssst paftert, at
Sreiten bao lite BLOT for Drowning Bic
tOria, men osiaa for be 5orenebe Stas
ters 8raibent. Bette Tom pel beraf,
at Der Dor iua mango Gmeritanere oms
borb. Der CT forreften intet al Snters
este at fortalle ON Cusrfartsn. Spab
Basiasererne ansaar, iaa bar Der, iaas
uibt ies peo, blot en- ROrffe foruoen
mig, nemlis &apteia linton Senrif 2ars
ion Of 2aurpif, bpis 5artsi ~forliite ueb
Sable Sslano BIN ABE Suli, os iom
MI bar paa 8eien tilbase til 0orse for
at faa fig en- ny Stube. San Tom ou,s
boro | 8imouifi Sfisnt life mere enb
80 Var sammel bar ban alIsrebs liot
sfibbruo ire @anse. 3olten paa Sti<
oet par Norlt. pan beosr Sn9palb
Rilien os Dor 2~ioerpool. Of Ranb.
'fdbst bar ipp 0orife os en- Spenjfe.
8etts bar beres fsrfte 5art meo "gari.
iian". 8aa @runb al ben fore Strife
blanet RatrOierne | 9iuerppOl forriae
Raaueb bapbe man ienbt til 0orse eiter
Ratroier. 8lanbt bisie par en- elbre
Wanb psb Naun Watbias Ganenien
Stunselanb, iom tisnte / be 5orenebe
Staters Wariue unber 8Orserfrisen.
! 9iblis ON Morsensn ben 3bie Guauif
fanSSsbe ri | 2iuerpuol, os ON Gitenen
uar lea oonbOn. Sarueiten bar iaa:
uibt bespuot ut i9olise england. l1o
paa afteuen reiae iea sr'Oere til @Orman'
bet peo 8analen os BERTHE til 9ieppe
8ritnsne. Der er | 8eselsa pySs''s
8slsesd,s | ben ensslite 8dHat Os pi
6aube life saret monse Minutsr psa
Sanbet, fsr 5oii bleu ipse omfrius mig
paa Que Ranter. Sss fob Doerfarten
sobt benne @ars; rnert paa I'll,
b~asepeien maatte ies Osiua buife unber.
Omtrsnt al. 4 ON Worsensx naaebs Ri
ben franife apf, ps inart bar bet affes
til 8aris. Sarusften bar / futS Sang
| 5raufrte, os fisnt bet bar Ssnoaa,
lob lite bet til at iatte nus.n Stoyper
for Grbeibet. Wan sr life Iaa nsie meoi
Ssnbassbolbelfen Der. 8 garis fob
aabue. &c gpsniussarbeiber
gil Tor fis, Tom ON bet Ruloe paret en-
Soerous.
Oct bible blipe for ~Diblsftist at for.
'aas ON ali, leg iaa unOer nit DpSob
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
Srpf blipsr Waubeu

Sroh blipsr Wanoen. Oct er MI
snoelis afsiort, at 9Ommer @ruT fra
Omaha bliper ubnepnt til aommislio
rlar for 2~anbfontOret. 9Ommer grOff
bar ben oistisfte aanbibat for gmbesst
ioHi Commissioner for "Snterfate Gom.
mercs" mob 9Ommer gsafss fra Ger.
mont, Der nplis bleo ubnant til bette
@mbebe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

rita, bleU puusrebet | Gb,caso. Gan er
nu unber BsoOstuins transported tils
base os inbiat | Sumars 9ifriftss
5aneiel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18
commissioner OF Ienhpns". 90,

epHHISVUHel VI YtHVUHs" Cor
poral Tanner, bar refisneret. Snn Ton
life opsrsns meS Snbeurissminifs,
SObIe. os Ssune bar ianOipnlispis for,
lanst at ben inaffeialise Corporal
fuloe fiernea. Com bans mulise Of.
terfslser / Gmbsbet napnes Or. 8um.
''ar'Osr Of G. A. r., General 8arner
fro RisiOuri.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

Wiatam Z. 5arris. ben mse Com
missioner Of goucutiOu", upertoa Il,
Bureau | 5rebags.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

SrOtesiOr Breckenridge liter life a,
Tao boone Bigger eller @utter inb / fin
Stole; 5olf, Der oil arbeibe 6a frem,
Dem e. bet, ban oil babe | lit Snfitut
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

Senator Sherman sr tumm.n til.
ba9e sftsr ct lensere Opbolbt | guropo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

Sobi =. 2attrOp fra Soma er ub
naoHt til "5ntermul RsUeuue Collector
for bet 3oie Soma. 9ifrift.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

Ssnator goOrfees Iisssr baarbt Ipa
| 8aibinstun.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-18

Sc ROtitie iii abOuneuterus" paa
fsrfte Sibe.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12

Active Preparations for Rebuilding the
City on a Grand Scale.
SEATTLE, June 11th.-A careful canvass
reveals the situation in the city to be as
follows Business men are almost entirely
without siore-rooms and are putting up
tents IN which they will be able to dispose
OF their wares until more suitable quarters
can be erected. These people among our
citizens are abundantly able to care for
themselves.
There are large numbers of people in the
CITY, including clerks, etc., with and with
out families, who have lost their all, and
large number of persons also who are desti-
tute and without food or shelter except
what Is given them. These people are
being cared for the best way possible, but
as 1t will De some months before they can
be supplied with houses, contributions in
the shape OF lodgings, wood and household
goods of all kinds will be most acceptable.
Labor IS being organized, and it is only
question of a few days until all who want
work can md it. Those who have no
visible means of support and who will not
work Will be ordered to leave the city. and
II they do not they will be arrested and
summarily dealt with.
Restaurants are starting up all over the
city, and those who have money can find
food, plain though it be.
The city will be rebuilt at once on
grander scale than ever Contracts have
already been let for numbers of large brick
buildings, and inside of one year Seattle
will doubtless be a greater and better city
than ever before.
The Relief Committee has full contribu-
tions, which will be used in the best man
ner possible. Quite an amount of funds
will be required TO tide us over, but the
liberal donations of money, which are be-
ing gratefully received, will enable us to
give to the most needy.
The weather is good and will prevent
much suffering to those who are without
shelter. The gratitude of Seattle to those
fellow w-counrymen who have been so lib
eral to her in her suffering is unbounded,
and will never be forgotten.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12

as the choice of Southern California to fill
the vacancy on the Supreme Bench. Judge
Van Dykes name will be presented to
Governor Waterman by a committee.
The work of irrigation at the Tulare
Agricultural Experimental station has just
been finished. A portion of the tract will
be left unirrigated to test the difference be-
| tween cultivation and irrigation. Many
valuable experiments will be made there
this season.
The Agrarian Congress opened in Paris
yesterday. Mr.. Saunders was elected
American Secretary. Henry George made
an address, in which he referred to land re-
form as the starting point of social reform.
| Mr.. George was unanimously elected hon.
| orary President.
The Calaveras County Board of Trade
| was organized at San Andreas Yesterday.
1t is composed of leading citizens, repre-
senting every interest of the county. The
Board means business, and delegation
from the Stockton Board of Trade was
present and assisted in its organization.
Great excitement was caused in Cleveland
a month ago by the disappearance of pretty
Maggie Thompson, aged years. Finally
the remains have been found under the
house of Henry Leith, a neighbor OF
Thompson. The police brought pressure to
bear, and the son, Otto Leith, aged
l6, confessed that he attempted to assault
the child, and failing, murdered her and
concealed the BODY.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
ARIZONA NEWS,
Happenings in the Sagebrush Territory
Fatal Sfahhinc- a ffi.ar

Happenings in the Sagebrush Territory
Fatal Stabbing ARRAY.
PHOENIX, June 11th.-Rosareos Conan
cho, the Mexican who criminally assaulted
a little girl ten days ago, was arrested in
Florence and returned to this city. where
he was bound over by Justice Sherman to
appear before the Grand Jury in bonds of
$1,000. Bonds were not given and he is in
charge OF the Sheriff.
The case of the Territory vs.. A. Leonard
Meyer, lately Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent,
was brought up for preliminary examina-
ton before Justice Sherman. After the
evidence had been offered the prosecution
withdrew the case themselves. The case
was again brought up Saturday before
Justice Richards, who held Never to ap-
pear before the Grand Jury Bail was
fixed at s. 900. Judge Porter of the District
Court directed the Sheriff to bring Never
before him this morning on a writ of
habeas corpus.
Two San Francisco cheap song and
dance artists, Ed Dwyer and Ed Buckley,
have skipped the town, leaving bills un-
paid to the amount of $50.
Last evening three Mexicans-Bicenta
Rodriguez, Jose Danari and one Damicelo
had a difficulty in the Mexican portion
of the city. Damicello drew a knife and
stabbed Danari in several places. Marshal
Blankenship placed Damicello and Rodri-
guez under arrest. Danari will die.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12

Sw1FT's SPECIFIC cured me of malignant Blood
Poison after had been treated in vain with old
so called remedies of Mercury and Potash. s. s.
5. not only cured the Blood Poison but relieved
| the rheumatism which was caused by the poi
souous minerals. GEO. BOVELL, 2i22 Third
avenue, n. Y.
scroiula developed on my daughter-swelling
| and Jumps on her neck, we gave her SwITT's
SPECIFIC, aud the result was wonderful and the
cure prompt. s. A. DEARMoSD, Cleveland. Tenn.
| SwIFTS SPECIFIC is entirely vegetable rem
edy, and is the only medicine which perma
nently cures Scrofula, Blood Humors, Cancer
and Contagious Blood Poison. Send for books
| on Blood and skin Diseases, mailed free.
| THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
| NtWE . A,1o,ta
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12

representatives of the Stockton press, went
to San Andreas Monday, and last evening
organized Board of Trade for Calaveras
courty. s. D. Woods made stirring ad-
dress, pointing out the advantages to the
county of q Board of Trade, and much en-
thusiasm was manifested at the meeting.
All the citizens present signed the member
| ship roll, and nearly every prominent man
in the county has promised to sign. 1t
was stated that the Board of Supervisors
will give the Board of Trade $500 or 81 900,
which they are allowed TO spend by law for
advertising the county. Much friendly
feeling was evinced between The representa-
| tives of San Joaquin and Calaveras coun-
ties. A closer business and commercial
intercourse is the object.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
BAY BRIEFLETS.
Wired Words from the City Beside the


Wired Words from the City Beside the
Golden Gate.
SAN Francisco, June 11th.-Jas. Macks
an Italian aged 25 was crushed to death BY
the caving in of earth while at work in q
trench constructing sewer on Valencis
street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty.
sixth, this afternoon.
CLOSE MoUTHED SECRETARY.
The Board of Regents in executive ses
sion this afternoon revised the salaries ol
the professors of the University, but the
Secretary of the Board refused to give any
information as to what was done.
DICK CREIGHTON.
Dick Creighton, the jury-briber who was
convicted, but ran away to escape punish
ment, was seen in Victoria few days ago,
He is training Tom Cleary for prize fight.
He says he will return to this city as soon
as Judge Sullivan retires from the bench,
and will take his chances on going across
the bay
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS.
Miss Eva Book Killed by a Didn't Kno,
1t Was Loaded" Idiot.

Miss fFa Bock hllied by a 'Didn't Know
1t Was Loaded" Idiot.
Los ANGELES, June 11th.-News of a
'didu't know it was loaded" accident at
Santa Catalina island reached here tonight
From the meager report received it appears
that G. E. Jones, the proprietor of shoot
ing gallery at Avalon, was cleaning his
guns this afternoon when Miss Eva Book,
the II year-old sister of G. NJ. Book of this
city, approached the gallery. Just as she
reached the place Jones picked up small
rifle, supposing it to have been discharged
and unconsciously pointing it at the young
LADY, pulled the trigger. AS the sharp re-
port rang out she was seen to fall When
picked up it was at once seen that she was
dead, the bullet having pierced her heart
The tragedy caused considerable excite
ment on the island and much blame is be-
ing. attached to Jones, who evidently exhib-
tied carelessness little less than criminal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
PROPOSALS.
Purchase of Irrigation District Bonds

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the office of the Board of Directors of the
Nlneland Irrigation District, at the town ot
Nineland, in Los Angeles county, State of Cali.
day of July, A. D. 1889, for the purchase OF
thirty thousand dollars of the bonds of said
Nineland Irrigation District.
The bonds of said District have been issued to
the amount OF titty thousand (S5G0G0D dollars as
follows: Sixty bonds in the denomination OF five
hundred $500 dollars each, numbered one (l) to
sixty (oO), both numbers included, and two
hundred bonds of the denomination of one hun-
dred (slOO) dollars each, numbered from sixty.
one (6l) TO two hundred and sixty (260) all bear
ing interest from and after Jul : l, 1889 at the
rate OF six (6 per cent. per annum, interest pay
able at the Office of the Treasurer of said Dis
trict on the first day of January and July of
each year. The principal of said bonds is
payable as follows: At the expiration of
of said bonds; at the expiration OF twelve
years not less than six per cent. at the
expiration of thirteen years not less than seven
per cent; at the expiration of fourteen years
not less than eight per cent; at the expiration
OF fifteen years not less than nine per cent; at
the expiration OF sixteen years not less than ten
per cent; at the expiration of seventeen years
not less than eleven per cent; st the expiration
of eighteen years not less than thirteen per
cent; at the expiration of nineteen years not
less than titte en- per cent and for the twentieth
year percentage sufficient TO pay of said
bonds.
Coupons 'or respective payments of interest
aud principal are attached to each bond.
Said bonds and the interest thereon shall be
paid by revenue derived from an annual assess
ment upon the real property embraced in the
District, and all the real property in the District
is liable to be assessed for such payments, and
such assessments are a lien upon said real
property
Said bonds are issued in pursuance of and
after strict compliance with the provisions OF
an Act of the Legislature of the State of Cali
tornla. entitled: "An Act to provide for the
organization and government of irrigation dis
tricts, and to provide for the acquisition of
water and other property, and for the distri-
button OF water thereby Tor irrigation purposes. -
Approved March :, 1887.
Proposals will be received as above stated for
the purchase of thirty thousand $50 OOO) dollars
only of said bonds
No proposal can be entertained for said bonds
at sum less than ninety 800 per cent. of the
face value thereof; and the Board reserves the
right to reject all bids.
Envelopes should be addressed to Vineland,
Irrigation District. and marked Proposal for
purchase OF bonds ="
By order of Board of Directors Vineland Irri-
CATION District.
1889
Attest: I. \. RHODES, Secretary.
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
TWO MEN KILLED.
Reported Murder of Two Miners in th
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Reported Murder of Two Miners in the
Sierra NIaires by Apaches.
Tucson "A. J, June 11th.-News was
brought here this morning of the killing OF
two white men $50 miles southeast of Her
mosillo, Sonora, few days ago by Apache
Indians, the killing being done in Sabu-
aripa canyon in the Sierra Madres. A pack
train was going through with supplies,
when the signs of Indians were discovered;
but too late to return. The body of another
white man was found beside his horse in
the canyon. Four Indians were seen. but
the band is thought to be much larger.
This is the same range of mountains that
Geronimo inhabited so long, and out of
which the troops could not drive him.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
Big Fire at Bigcs.

BIGGs, June 1lth-A fire broke out at 4
clock this morning in the two-story
building known as Butte Hall, belonging
to G. h. Smith. The lower story was for
merly occupied as a store by Griffith &
Stose, but is now vacant. In the upper
story is hall and storerooms. The total
loss is $500. Insured in the Commercial
Union for 81 800. ]. II. Setzer's dwelling
| adjoining was also consumed. Furniture,
etc saved
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-12
Pushing Railroad Work,

SANTA Rosa, June 11th.-The contract
Tor the grading of the first section of the
Santa Rosa and Sebastopol branch of the
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
was signed to-day by Jacob Harris of this
city and sent to the main office for ratifica-
ton. The work will begin in few davs.
The grading of the first section will require
two months. Almost the entire right OF
way is now secured. The railroad officials
say the road will be finished by next
autumn,