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Bent County register., 1889-03-23

laws and they alone know what they
are. We think as we have heard
many otaers express themselves, that
it would be of great benefit if the
new acts could bs published in num-
Der of papers in the state, every eiti-
zen Of the state is interested in them
aud the expense Of publication is moth
ing compared to the often expense
of ignorance of the laws. Nearly
everybody reads the papers, the law
yers only read the statutes. 1t viii
readily be seen the advantage to the
people Of publishing the laws in the
papers.
The income annually Of the St.
Louis Globe-Deinocrat is not far
from s25o,ooo. a country newspa.
per man wonld have to be Eighty 70
even imagine such an income.
From present talk Col6'ado will
be able to supply the world with
brooms, about one-balf ths towns in
the st,,e are talking broom factories,
and the papers Of the towns are urg-
ing the plautine of broomcorn.
At the present time Utah has a
boom, it was not created but like
other booms Just started, and wall
| have its run. In the meantime Colo
rado is getting a class Of settiers thai
are not looking after boonis or spec
ulations, but homes and means OF
making something more than a Inv
ing, they are not Of the class to take
land to sell out the FIRST chance. bu,
+ men who want to stay, to make e
home tor themselves and their fam.
lies,
Wellington has nine salt eompan-
les chartered with not enough money
/ subscribed 10 Lhe whole lot to bore
one well. Come to think OF it hins-
ley has had some experience Of a
similar nature. We had a big pack
ing house company here once, com.
posed of Chicago capitalists, with
not enough money IN the whole
gang TO build the foundation walls.
-hinsley I kaus. Mercury.
Why did you not continue the sub
| iect and admit that the blow you
made about your great packing house
had proved III the end an injury to
your town. 1t never pays to adyer.
tise anything but the truth, false ad-
vertisements catches an occasional
sucker, but at the same time drives
away many good men.
Bent County register., 1889-03-23
PRownRs ooUNrx.

The CRAFTY ing news that the
Prowers county bill had made a safe
voyage through the legislature and
awaited the signature Of the Govern
or was received here shortly after
noon Tuesdo, although it was what
our people expected, yet when it be
came settled fact there was much
quiet rejoicing, the long hoped for
county seat had come to Lamar and
of course Lamar was happy. We
have many reasons TO rejoice, but
above all are the facts that we are
surrounded by a fine agricultural
country, we have bitches completed
enough to insure crops that viii not
only supply our own country but fur
nish large surplus for shipment, we
have good town, a United States
Land Office and a county seat, q good
class of people and enterprising bus
mess men, we have enterprises on
foot which if made successful will
add to the Importance Of our city, our
prosperity and wealth, we have every
reason to believe that Lamar win be
what we haYe all so heartily worked
for, prosperous important little city,
q pretty place and most desirable
one to make q home.
The boundaries of Prowers county
are; commencing at the southeast
corner of old Bent county thence
west along the south line of SAID
county to the west line Of range for
ty-seven, thence north along SAID west
line Of range forty-seven to the fourth
correction line, thence cast along
said line to the east line of the state,
thence south to the place Of begin
nlng.
Bent County register., 1889-03-23

WAsmSGros, March 2l.--The
President sent the following nomi-
nations TO the Senate to-day:
Miles c. More of Walla Walla,
Washington Territory, to be Gov
ernor of Washington Territory.
Henry N. Blame of Montana, to be
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Montana.
John D. Fleming of Colorado. to
be United States Attorney for the
District Of Colorado,
Bent County register., 1889-03-23

The railroad eating-house at La
Junta was touched by a thief one
night this week who got away with
little over three hundred dollars.
Bent County register., 1889-03-23

Col. Fred Grant has been appoint
ed minister to Astro-Hungary.
Bent County register., 1889-03-23
Onposite 2. S. Land Office,

NORTH MAIN STREET,
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wao Is BLAMEwoRrHYl

The San Francisco Alta charges that
the RECORD UNION talks "rotD when ii
LAYS the blasae for the Samoan difficulty
al the doors of the Administration. Our
contemporary insists that the United
States Senate is alone biameworihy, be-
cause the President two years ago laid
ali the facts before that body and it failed
to take any action. The Alta therefore
concludes that If there IS any "blushing'
10 be done by American citizens because
OF humiliation in the Samoan matter.
the Senate is the proper body TO he held
answerable sor ii. This would be an IN
geaious reply were the premises true But
the fact is that the United States Senate
had nothing to do with It and could rot
have. because it was no; advised Of the
facts The President appointed the Con-
sui. wllo boldly raised The flag in tenn
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Australian News.

From Australian newspapers received by
the steamer Alameda, which arrived en-
Saturday,. the following news is collated
Frank Parke, his wife and child we're
murdered By Maori for money at Wal
psro. New Zealand, on Dec, mbsr 9Th.
-Four women and q little girl were
drowned on December 9th while boat rid.
ing in Melbourne harbor
Two young men were burned to death
in n hotel fire al Sydney on December Goth
Two miners were killed while putting in
new pumping machinery in the Mar
borough district, Victoria
Armstrong, Government sgent was
brutally murdered by natives at Malayta
while recruiting for lsoorers at the islands.
The report OF an active volcano in Gen.
trail Australia. about 200 miles northw esi
OF the ruby tieids. is corroborated by the
explores Lindsay.
Large deposits of hismuth have beer
found IN North Queensland
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TOR SALE-A NEW HOTEL, JUST COM.
I pleted and furnished. doing good business;
also, new barn, large orchard and garden, in
the town of Comptonville. Yuba County IS
miles from Marysville, on the Downieville road;
property of a widow lady wishing TO retire from
business. Inquire at this office dsl-lm
TOR SALE-THE FINEST HOTEL BUSINESS
L in this State doing business OF $4,000 per
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SNOW AND SLEEr.
Fasteners Treated to Some Very Di,
agreeable Weather,

Fasteners Treated to Some Very Dis
agreeable Weather
WASHINGTON, January 10Th The frs
snow this winter began falling here earl,
this morning. IL the afternoon it changed
to rain, making walking disagreeabie. Re
ports received by the Signal Office say the
storm is general throughout the United
States east OF the Mississippi river. The
indications are that the weather will clea,
up to- morrow, and that the thermometer
will fall considerably by Monday night.
HEAVY sNow-sroR IN VIRGINIA.
LYNcHBURG (Va.), January 20Jh.-The
first snowstorm of the season occurred to
day. Dispatches from other places in Vir.
ginia report snow aud elect. and that in
some places the snow is ten inches deep
Travel is much obsTucted
NEW YORK GETS TASTE.
New YORK, January 20tb.-Snow com.
menced falling here this afternoon. bui
soon after dark it turned To rain and sleet
with snow at intervals. AT midnight the
storm bad ceased. The thermometer is
several degrees above the freezing point.
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BEFORE ANY

A DVERTISING OF THE CARNIVAL OF
"A Nations was done. the lady managers de.
elded TO have many small advertisements and
that some Of them should state that the enter.
taiment is not to be a Fair. The advertisements
were then written and divided for different
dates. The Bee" should not hatter itself that
the Not Fair" advertisement was the result
OF anything it said. No one flew to the res
cue, but the ladies' committee invites EVERY
BODY 10 fly 10 the Carnival OF Nations" on
the 18th, 9th and 3lst instants and February
LIST. aud see that il is mot Il fair,, n
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A Gallant soldier Gone.

WASHINGTON. January 10Th. General
Randel Mackenzie, U. S. A, died at New
Brighton, l.. l., yesterday of softening OF
the brain. He was one of the youngest
officers of the late war. lie graduated
from West Point in 1862, at the age of %
years. was a Brigadier- General before he
WAS "a, and a Maior-General before he was
%. From 1867 until two or three years ago
he served with great credit in New Mexico
and Arir
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A Safe Proposition.

Henry Miller proposes 10 give GAO acres
into the possession OF any enterprising man,
furnish il with water, and il the party will
set II all cut 10 trees and vines 10 give him
a deed TO half of il at the end of five years.
The lsnd is in Kern county. Haggin &
Carr sre also, we understand, Offering good
Terms on land, and the prospect is that Kern
county will have boom ere long Coittsa
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Notice 10 Delegates of the London tx.
hibitiOn Convention.

T'HE CONVENTION OF THE ONE HUNDRED
} aud tn deles ates appointed by the State
trative exhibition of California in the CITY of
London, England, for the purpose of expand
ing the markets for the products of California.
and inviting capital for The development of the
minsral, agricultural and Horticultural le-
sources OF this State, and for the construction
and establishment OF irrigation systems in Cali
fornia, will assemble in Changers Hall, city of
Sacramento, TUEsDAY, January 22d, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. By order OF the Executive Com
mittee. VIM. r. MILLS Chairman
J. NJ. DAVIES, CHAs. B. TUERILL, Secretaries
81
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In the CITY of tn. Anes,.

Los ANGELES, January 20th.-Fred Pat
ton. OF New York, and Tom Smith, of Los
| Angeles, liehtweights, fought nine rounds
in Billy ManniDg's saloon, just outside the
city limits, this afternoon, resulting in &
victory for Smith.
The tight arranged between Ben Nixon
of Colorado. and Tom Ward, of Portland
to take place at Santa Monica to-day, was
| prevented by the officers.
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EOUND-ON THE FLOOR OF ARMoRY
Hall, during the ball Friday evening, a
SCARF PIN, with bangle attached The owner
can get it at this orfce. II
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Advice TO Mothere.-Mrs. TipsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth Il relieves the little
su1erer &C once; 1t produces natural, quiet sleep
caerub awakes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty live cents q
bottle. MWFIv
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The only reliable Catarrh Remedy on
the market to-day is Ely's Cream Balm. being
free from poisonous drugs and offensive odors. It
mas cured thousands of acute and chronic cases
where all other remedies have failed. II
quickly cures cold in the head and catarrhal
headache. Irice fifty cents. MW&F
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Drained with an Ak.

EVANSVILLE tInd.), January 20th.-In
Hunter township, this afternoon, man
Drained Edwin Vailindinghan with an ak,
striking him from behind and cutting his
head nearly in two. The men had quar-
relied over some trivial matter
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A Crooked Banker indicated.

KANSAS CITY, January 20th.-W. P
Higgenbotham, the Oldest banker of Cen.
trail Kansas, who failed recently with liza.
biiities OF S1250O0. was indicted yesterday
for embezzlement in receiving deposits
knowing that the bank was in totterine
condition
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THE CARNIVAL.

A MILITARY COMPANY OF YOUNG
"A ladies, drilled by MISS KEwEN, will give
their fgurative marches and dumb-beIl drill
each evening at the Carnival II
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MARRIED ABROAD.
Wedding of President Adams Graz
drn.y,ta-

wedding of President Adams Grand
daughter in France.
RoUEN, January 20th.-A wedding OF
more than ordinary interest has just taken
place in this city. The bride was Miss
Harriet Eaton Williams, daughter of Charles
2. Williams, the United States Consul at
Rouen, and on her mothers side, great
granddaughter of John Adams, second
President of the United States The BRIDE
groom was James P. Watson, the expert on
explosives of the Calling Gun Company Il
Birmingham. a legal ceremony took place
at the British Consulate at 10 A. NJ, and d
church service in the little English chapel
ON the Isle de la Croix.
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A CONFERENCE Of Democratic and Re-
publican Committees has been held in
San Francisco on the election law reform
OF San Francisco. The conference agreed
on this section; "That no room will be
selected as polling-place in which malt,
vlnous or spirituous liquors are sold and
displayed for sale, nor will any polling
place be accented in which any door, win
dow or other opening in the walls commu-
cate or connects with any saloon" That
has the right ring let it be Incorporated in
the State election law.
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Free Masons and Radicals Strongly OPP
posing Boulanger.
PARIS, January 20th.-The Free Masons
have issued a pronunciamento against
Boulanger and inviting the members OF the
order here to support Jacques, his opponent.
for the vacant seat in the Chamber OF
Deputies for the Department of the Seine.
The Radical Federation of 1889 has issued
manifesto urging the electors of Paris not
to support Boulanger.
Boulanger has made special appeal 10
the workingmen of Paris TO support him,
and again repudiating all idea OF a Dictator
ship.
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WEAK lungs or throats are severely tried
by cur rough, wintry weather, and call for
prompt treatment, wherever attacked DR..
Jayne's Ezpectorsnt is an Old, well-tried
medicine for all bronchial or pulmonary
affections, and is sure to cure your lid and
heal irHsmed parts.
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bought Medicine in thirteen States
but nothing helped me till l got Ely's Cream
Balm. In four days 1 could hear as we'll as
ever ] am cured of catsrrh as well. 1t is the
best medicine ever made.-Garrett Wildwick
Hastings, n. Y MWSF
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The REcoRD-UNIos is the only paper on
tss coass, o.stsie Of scr, ft:rnossoo, thar re-
es'ses the fsai Assoctotsd Ress d:spatcae, Jrcn.
q" p's'ts Of hse ,oorta O.tsi4te Of San. Fraa-
csSeo' u ms 20 ceaapet:ao.. IN cosrt Of num-
- IN II iome and yesyI e;ye,.54t:oa
ss,r'.ghe79 ne coast
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DATES TAKEN.

THE UNITARIAN LADIES WILL GIVE A
l. AMELIA Party WEDNESDAY EVENING
February 10th. at Turner Rall. The Dickens
Carnival will be ON MONDAY EVENING, March
ith at Armory Hall Ire
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FOETIJNE-rEIJEp
LOHDJE EXHIBITION COMsITTgE,

THE MEETING OF THE SACRAMENTO
Clty and County Committee on London
kxhibiii IN will take place at (;raneers Hall
ldiping-room) on TUESDAY. January I'D at
9:3D NJ. sharr. By orier of
II SEPH STE +FENS. Chairman pro tenn
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For Holiday Delicacies tor the Table,
such as Sau.hges all kinds, Swiss Cheese. Butter,
Eggs and fresh Buttermilk by the glass go to
BAUMLES. 723 street do,in,
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L. III. Taylor, Civil and Hydraulic En-.
gineering- Also Land Surveying. pa ST. If
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Tn. Atlantic san, for Hayti.

New YORK, January 20th.-The steel
cruiser Atlantic left the Brooklyn Navy
Yard this morning. She has been ordered
TO report TO Admiral Luce at Hayti.
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An easy way of rushing the growle,'
is to tie tin pail TO dogs tail--BosioH
Bulletin.
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For hrst-class Carriage or Buggy so
% HARRY 6ERNARD'S. Sixth and L SITS. tt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The best place in California have your printing done.
a. J. Johnston & Cos 4ro St. Sacramento, Cal
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Eos the cure of cough or sore throat,
Browns Bronchial Troches are a simple
remedy
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John Eitel, Asssyer and Chemist, corns,
Seventeenth andJ streets. Also buys GOLD
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-ft-
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Sacramento.
WORK OXEN.

E'oR SALE-THIRTY HEAD OF FIvE-YEAR-
L old work cattle, with Jokes, bows and
chains complete. Inquire at the BANK OF
WOODLAND, Woodland, Cal jal7-tillmr1
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NOTICE.

vyNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders of the Capital Gas Company will be
held at the ONCE OF the Company, Front and
streets, ON
Monday, January FL, 1889, at IL H.,
For the purpose of electing Board of Directors
for the ensuing year, and for the transaction OF
such business as may come before the meeting
das,td is.Gi III CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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STALLION FOR SALE.

CTALLION SILVER LEAF, FIVE YEARS
y old; weight, 1.6c0 pounds. Gray Eagle and
ST. Clsir on sire SIDE and Norfolk Rifeman upon
side of dam. Silver ieaf IS well broke to sac
die and harness. Took first premium as one and
two-year-old, in horses of all work, at State
Fair two years ago For information, please ap-
ply at c. HElSEN. $50 l street. a9-tf
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LONDON, January 2Oth.-The Guion line
steamer Wyoming, Captain Rigby, while
leaving the .Mersey yesterday bound for
New York, came into collision with the
French steamer Henry ". The Wyom-
lng's bows were stove ID. She returned 10
Liverpool. The Henry ". was damaged
III the stern, and was also towed 10 LIVER
pool
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Attention, Exemptsi - The
regular election of officers of the
Exempt Firemen's Association of b
DAY, the 25th day of January, 1889, at Fire
mems Hall. Eighth street, between ] and X.
Sacramento. The officers of the election are
and L. B. BERCK, Inspectors. The polls
will be open from to p. M. All members
three months in arrears for dues and fines can
not vote.
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Grand Gymnasium Exhibition,
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIA-
L ton Gymnasium, MONDAY EVENING. Jan
uary 2lst, at 7:30 O'Clock Admission to ali non.
members, % cents Holders of Popular Lecture
Course tickets aGmi,ted 1ts
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
EMIN PASHA WHIPS THE MAHDI
INTO SUBMISSION.
Suffering from Cold in Russia-Op
position to BoulaDger-1fyste-
rious Stanley-Etc.
FRENCH POLITICS.

isrzcuL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uslos.,
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Precisely the Repubiican Policy.

LONDON, January 20th.-The Times says
" The Americans have no lack of excuse
for strengthening their immigration laws.
a good extraditlon treaty would probably
Danish from America more ruffians than a
stringent immigration Act would keep out
OF the country. 1t is impossible not to feel
that things are to be made harder Tor the
immigrant chiefly to maintain high rate
of wages for the American Workman
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wis..nann,A African Expedition.

BERLIN, January 2Oth.-The applications
to enter Lieutenant Wissmann's service for
his Africa expedition amount to 1900. The
African travellers, Andreas Kuentzel and
Won Strausky, accompanied by Herr Ger
Stacker, the engineer, lett Munich yes;er-
dSV tor East Africa
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Dated SacramentO, January Is, 1889
S. S. NIXON, President.
WIN. AVERY, Secretary. jal5-td
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PORTRAITS FOR EVERYBODY.

FUhIhAIIS FUR Nv Eh BUD1.
HAyING TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR THE
II 0TTNAT 4 co. PORTRAITS, we viii fur
frames, in Crayon. India Ink, Oil and Water
Colors, at prices ranging from 81 to 500. All
we require of you is a good photograph of
the person, and an exact likeness is guaranteed.
Call and see samples and for further particulars.
REEVE & LONG. Coz street. I'm
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VSF ANTED-AGENIS FOR A FAST-SELLING
w article; extra inducements. INQUIRE at
l227 X ST., from to S O'Clock III the evening II
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Emin Pasha 1hrasnes tho Mahai.

SUAKIM, January 20th.-PIlgrims from
South Berber report that the Mahdi, after
suffering severe defeat on The White Nile
toward Wadelai, at the hands of regular
roops-presumably Emin Pashs s-aDan.
doned further hostillues. He has since
suffered in civil wars.
And Under Free Trade, Too
LONDON, January 20th.-It is stated thai
all the English steel rail makers nave
agreed to form trust and that tie French
German and Belgium makers Will consent
TO join the ring IL is expected that the
movement, if successful, VII. cause ad-
vances in prices from 20 to % per cent.
Terrible Suffering From the Cold
ST. PETERSBURG, January 20lh.-The
weather In the Trans-Caspiau territory is
very severe. Part of the Usunada is ell
tlrely frozen over, whole herds OF cattle
have persisted on the sleppes ana the III
habitants are suffering great hardships.
Staniey's Mysterious Movements.
LONDON, January 20ih.-There is some
mystery ABOUT the latest news from Stan.
ley. Hints are heard that the King OF
Belgium knows more than lie chooses to
tell, but the belief that Stanley will come
out all right is now general.
Death OF a Spanish Statesman.
MADRID, January 20th.-Senor Quesada,
who was Minister OF War under king AL
fonso is dead.
Murska's Body 10 be Cremateo,
MUNICH, January 20th-The bodies OF
NINE. Di Murska and her daughter will be
sent to Gotha TO be cremated.