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SUNDAY REL1GIoUs NOTICES.

Westminster Presbyterian Church. cor
ne- Sixth and L streets-Preaching by the
| pastor, Rev. J. E, Wheeler, d. D.. tomorrow.
! Morning service, l0:i5; evening. 7:Sa. Young
| peoples meeting, $50. Strangers invited.
Sixth-street NJ. E. Church, between X
| and L streets-Rev. Arnold 7. Needham pas
tor. Preaching at 1915 4. ", Moral Back
bone $50 P. NJ, God in Nature-LessouS OF
Yosemite Christian Eudeavor, $50 P N.
NJ. f. Church South. Seventh street,
between J and K-PreschIng bythe pastor, Rev
\. c. Bane, at II a. ". Subject a Mountain
Tragedy At As P. NJ Subject: " Capital and
Labor IN CHRISTIAN MON railroad employees
especially invited. Young peoples meeting at
$50 p VI. IL
United Brethren, corner Fourteenth
and X StreetS-PreaChing by Rev n F. Bird AZ
II a. N. Young People meeting at 5 p. Nj sun.
day-school, 9:i5 4. NJ Prayer meeting Wedues-
day evening P. NJ. Welcome and free 10 every
one.
Union Hail. corner Twentieth and O
stTeets-Sunday-school at NJ. Preaching at
I 100 P. NJ. every sunday. All welcome
Christian Church, Eighth, bet y and o.
L. B. Wilkes, Minister-Preschiug at II A. n.
and p. ". sunday. school at 9:45 A. VI
Young peoples meeting at p. NJ. Monday
evening reception VIII be rendered to r. l.
Mediation at the church, All friends invited.
st. Paurs (Episcopan Church, Eighth
street, between and J-Rev. John f Won
Herrlich, rector. Sunday after Ascension
litany and Communion at Il A. NJ Evening
.sff A NJ
sion school at 8 p. NJ.
Calvary Baptist Church, L street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth-Rey. A. c. Her
rick, pastor, will preach at II A NJ. Subject
What Hath God Wrought" Evening at 5.
The Black Fight and the Star of Bethlehem.
Washington Mission, 5: 30. Christian Eudeavor
Tuesday, 5 P. NJ Every one welcome.
First Unitarian Society, Pioneer Han.
Seventh street, between and K-Preachiug
at II A NJ. by Rev. c. z. Massey. Subject. How
Shall We Promote the Usefulness of Our
Churches Sunday-schOol at l2I5 A cordial
invitation is extended 10 all.
Central NJ. +. Church, Eleventh street
between H and Rev. Thomas Fiiben pastor
Services al l0:i5 and 80 In evening, intro
ductory lecture on Holy Land, by Professor A. J.
Marks, az Chicago. All are welcome Prof
Marks continues these lectures Monday and
Tuesday eveRings. Young peoples meeting at
6;i5. Strangers made at home.
Congregational Church, Sixth street.
between and 1.-The pastor, Rev. W. c. Merrill,
VIII preach at 1915 \. NJ. Sunday-schOOl
l2:l5 =. NJ. Mission, Tweuty-third and X streets
$50 P. NJ. Christian Endeavor in lecture room
at 3 P. NJ. At 80 P. NJ. the pastor will deliver a
popular Bible lecture Subject: Moses the
First Champion of Human Rights"
First Baptist Church. Sinth street, near
the Capiiol-Rev. Mr.. Jordan, of Dixon, will
preach morning and evening. Come and hear
this eloquent young man. All welcome.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Supreme Court settles an Irrigatic
Problem

Inc supreme Court settles an Irrigation
Problem.
The following Supreme Court opinion
was filed in the Clerks office in this city
yesterday afternoon:
Central Irrigation District, respondent,
VS.. r. De Lsppe ct al. This was a Colusa
county case, in which there has been no
little interest manifested. 1t was an ap-
plication for a mandamus to compel the
Secretary of an irrigation district to sign
and seal certain bonds. One of the prop
erty-owners of the district was allowed to
intervene for the purpose of contesting the
validity of the bonds. The Court below
granted the mandamus and the intervenor
appealed. In its decision the Court says
The district was organized under the Act
known as the Wright law. This Act was
held to be constitutional in Turlock Irriga-
ton District VS.. Williams (3S Pac. Rep.
S79). In that case irrigation districts were
hkened to districts organized for the
reclamation of swamp lands, and the Court
said it was inclined TO think that they were
to be regarded as public corporations The
purposes of the one is 10 make large bodies
of land fit for cultivation by removing the
excess of water, and that of the other is to
make large bodies of land fit for cultivation
by distributing water over them. Their
general powers are similar in many re-
spects, and they are organized upon the
same plan. 1t is settled that reclamation
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Initial Cpen-Air Concert.

The first open-air concert of the season
will be given at the city plaza tomorrow
evening, commencing at six o'clock sharp.
The following programme will be rendered,
and the numbers displayed accordingly.
No card displayed will mean an extra
selection, or piece played by request:
l. Grand polonaise-"The President
(As played at President Harrison inauguration.
composed for the occasion by Professor Sousa,
of the United States Marine Band.)
2. Overture. Bouquet of Melodies. Mevrelles
Waltz-"Queen of the Sea- ..r............. Sousa
4. Plccolo solo-"The Hummiug Bird" ..Damarie
c. A. Neale.
5. Grand selection-'The Woman of the
1udTu ..-.:.......................SlrA A. Sullivan
6. Concert schottische-''On the Co. j. o. Casey
Z. Descriptive selection" The Mill" Moses
S. Selection" Mariana" Wallace
''Amprica -
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Four New Cnrnnratinns.

The following articles of incorporation
were filed yesterday in the Secretary of
States office:
First Lutheran Church of San Diego,
and also the First Baptist Church of AL
hambra, Los Angeles county.
Stanislaus Seminary and Normal School.
Place of business, Oakdale. Directors-C.
5. 5. Hill, b. H. Won Claim, J. NJ. McKen-
zle, Levi Wood, W. NJ. Muncy, A S.
Emery, E. r. Crawford, H. r. ScheII, ].
Haslacher, y. S. Harold, \. F. Ordway, f.
f. Snedegar, a, J. Bell and w. w. Rutner-
ford.
Pacific Coast Fish and Canning Com
pany. Principal place of business, San
Diego. Capital stock, 100000. Directors
Daniel Schuyler John G. Capron, Moses
\. Luce, John A. McRae, George A. Sell
wyn, John \. Young and ". W. Stewart.
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The Grand Army Ladies'.

On Thursday Circle No ,, Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, placed their
offering, consisting of white satin banner
with the inscription, Ladies of the Grand
Army of the Republic We Mourn Our
Fathers, Brothers, Husbands and Sons"
crossed with small red, white and blue
regulation flag, on every soldiers grave in
the city. Mrs. Belle S. Herr decorated
those in the City Cemetery, Mrs A. A.
Johnson those in Helvetia, and Mrs. F.
Lindner those in the Catholic Cemetery.
They also furnished refreshments to the
three Posts of this city, all visiting COM
rades, Mexican Veterans, Sons of Veterans,
drum corps, Ladies of the G. 4. R. and
many others, in Changers Hail after the
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"The Holy Land "

Professor Marks, of Chicago, gives his
Introductory lectures on the Holy Land
free at the Central NJ. E. Church tomorrow
night. These lectures continue on Monday
and Tuesday evenings at the same place, an
admission of twenty-five cents being
charged. Professor Marks has some of the
finest pictures of jerusalem and Palestine,
these, together with the relics, persons in cos
tune, furnish an attractive entertainment
as well as giving the very best opportunity
possible 10 get familiar with the scenes of
Rible lines
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Scottish Games To-Day.

Aud Scotland's merry sons are in high
feather to-day, the occasion of their annual
gathering a: East Park, to indulge in a
picnic and the usual round OF athletic
games, dances, etc. The home Caledonians
will be joined by large delegations of their
c0untrymen from Stockton, Oakland, San
francisco, Marysville and other places in
Guiding some of the best-known athletes
on the coast. The piper will discourse the
inspiriting airs which aroused the fighting
spirit OF gallant Highlanders and Lowland-
ers in olden times when called to meet the
enemy in glen or on plain. There will be
all sorts of Scottish games and dances and
a long list of other attractions The ad-
mission will be fifty cents and half price
for children from y to l6 years.
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Open Season for Doves.

Yesterday, under the law, the closed sea-
son for the protection of doves ended, and
from now until next January il will be
lawful to shoot them. But for some weeks
il will be downright cruelty to do so, as the
old birds are yet breeding, and for every
one shot a brood of young ones must
perish. Therefore it is Lot only cruel to
kill them now, but it is bad craftsmanship
to do so, as it is only a question of time-if
birds be killed in the breeding season
when they will be exterminated.
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Bell & Co. will hold their regular Satur
day sale at 10 O'Clock this forenoon at theil
salesroOm, 927 X street, when they will
dispose Of horses, vehicles of various kinds
and parlor, bedroom and kitchen furniture
The same firm will, on Tuesday next, a
10 A. NJ, sell at auction all the household
goods at 1913 Eighth street, consisting of
very large variety of furniture, carpets, ia
BILE ware, kitchen utensils, ETC.
At P. NJ. of the same day this firm vii
sell at auction the new residence located
upon the west half of lot 6, P and Q, Thir
tenth and Fourteenth streets. This is {
tive-room house, with all modern improve
ments, and has never been occupied.
Monday evening, at 412 j street, Killir
Il Co. will sell at auction several lots auC
blocks in the Monte Vista tract.
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Too Far from San Francisco.

d. f. lie Warne, Secretary of the Com
mission on Site for the Feeble-M Minded
Children, writes to Mrs. Fannie L. Man
love of Perkins, in this county, informing
her that her proposal for the sale of site
for the Home had been rejected on account
OF its being too far from San Francisco. '
In this connection, an old citizen of this
county, writes to know why it is that the
commission advertised in Sacramento
county for proposals if it il too far from the
metropolis for the location of the Home.
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SUPERIOR COURT,
Department Two-Armstrong, Presiding


FRIDAY, May 81. 1889
J. c. Harlow, by James f. Harlow guardian
VS.. K. ;. Carey, p. Waggnner VS.. John Driscoll
Eli Mayo VS.. J. o. Kane-An continued for one
week.
Catherine Makrt vs. Chas Makrt-Continued
till tomorrow.
Estate of Ann Kay, deceased-Win admitted
to probate letters to C. f. FObes: appraisers, r.
Williamson, j. 2. Odbert and e. f. Simpson
Estate of K. Brusie, deceaSed-Order made
for distribution of estate and discharge of ad.
minist atOr.
Estate of +. Luttig, deceaseG-order made to
sell personal property
Estate of ?. Leonard, deceased; estate of H
W. Schadt deceased; matter of Grace Cook, in
competent, motion to retaX costs: estate of F.
Ape, deceased; estate of L. Washburu. de.
cessed-All continued for one week
Estate of +. d HOndt, deceased Order re-
quiring contestants 10 give security for costs
Estate OF NJ. W. Lansing, deceased-Order
confirming sale of personal property.
Estate of NJ. Dart, deceased-Will admitted to
probate; letters to l.. s. Dart. Appraisers-A.
COtfman and j. EverSon.
Estate of W. Sales, deceased-Order settling
account and for distribution.
Estate OF G. Haines, deceased-order discharg.
ing executor made.
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Better than a Boom,

The business done by the County Re-
corder's office in the month just passed was
the heaviest, with one exception, for many
years. The number of instruments filed
exceeded by upward of 200 those filed dur
ing May OF last year. During the " boom -
OF couple of years ago there was one
month in which the number of real estate
transactions exceeded those of last month.
The receipts up to o'clock yesterday
amounted to $672 30. This shows that real
estate is changing hands rapidly. and as
there is none of the excitement consequent
upon an ephemeral boom, the figures speak
e!oquentiy of prosperous times.
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There died in this city yesterday Mrs.
Harriet Lyon, mother of E. Lyon, the we'll
known merchant, and sister of George W.
Locke. She was highly esteemed lady.
Her age was rs years. She will be buried
tomorrow afternoon from the residence of
her son, 713 Ninth street
The funeral of Mrs Elezene Brand took
place yesterday from the residence of her
son, G. E. Brand, at Pill l street, Rev. Mr..
Herrick officiating. A choir, composed of
Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Byrne, E. S. Campbell
and r. T. Cohn, sang during the services.
The floral offerings were many and beauti-
f1l
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Police Court Cases,

In the Police Court yesterday Henry
Myer, Mike Cannon, Harry Green, Mike
Keleher and Mrs. Scullion, charged with
being drunk, were allowed to 60.
William Martin forfeited his deposit for
similar offense, thereby enriching both
the city and the Court Clerk.
John Conuor was up for being a healthy
beggar, and also on the charge of battery.
He was dismissed for want of prosecution
on the former charge, but was convicted of
battery and will receive sentence to-day.
Phillip Revers will be tried to-day for
disturbing the peace
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Recovering From Her Injuries.

Miss Lille Kreeger, one of the young
ladies who were badly burned in the fire
on Tenth street several days ago, is rapidly
recovering. 1t was thought at first that
she had inhaled the flames, but her condi-
ton is so much improved that she is now
considered out OF danger.
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Defended His Mothers Honor.

Lito Harrington, the young man who
shot at Evan McCloskey in San Francisco
for calling his mother an offensive name,
and was sentenced by Judge Sullivan to the
House of Correction for two months, has
been pardoned by the Governor. The
Governor came to the conclusion that the
lad in doing as he did acted as a man, and
was fit object for Executive clemency.
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Sacramento, May Sl-Mrs. Harriet Lyon mothe
of Ed. Lyon, sister of George Locke and grand
mother of Mrs. w. Z. Gerber, native Of New
Hampshire, rs years, months and is days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the residenc,
of her son, Ed. Lyon, No. 713 Ninth street, be
tween G and H, Sunday, June I'd, at 4:S0 p. NJ. 7
Sacramento, May 29-James Lawrence English
native of Pennsylvania, rs years, II month
and n days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral, from st. Paul!
Church, on Eighth street, between I and ]
Monday, June Sd, at P. NJ
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The annual picnic of St. Roses Church
will be held at Leet's Grove, on Thursday
next. Good music will be furnished for
dancing, and no pains spared to make the
occasion a success
Bids for privileges will be received by ].
b. White at So X street until p. NJ. next
Monday evening.
For first class, cheap sewing machines,
See A. J. Pommer, cor. Ninth and J..
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Injured by a Collision.

Thomas Shower was thrown from his
buggy yesterday in the vicinity of the
circus tent, in consequence of runaway
team attached to an ice wagon coll.Ging
with his vehicle. He was insensible when
picked up, but shortly recovered conscious
ness and was taken to his residence beyond
the eastern boundary of the city.
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In for Twenty-Five Years

A Deputy Sheriff of Santa Barbara
brought to this city yesterday prisoner by
the name of Frank Willard, who is to serve
term of twenty-five years in the Folsom
State Prison, having been convicted on two
charges of burglary in the first degree. On
one charge he received nine years, and on
the other thirteen years.
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Mrs. Charles L. Hussey yesterday en-
tered complaint against her husband, charg-
ing him with disturbing the peace and
various other hostile demonstrations. She
alleges, among other things, that he stole
away their two-year old infant on Thursday
and refused to return it. The matter will
come up for hearing in the Police Court
this mOrninp
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The Weather Yesterday.

The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was so and 610,
while for the same date last year it was 75o
and co.. The weather yesterday was
cloudless, with a steady barometer and
pleasant weather.
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wood, dandy Taylor, with a Young faal
by Succaneer, Jr.; a two-year-old fIiv nv
Jim Mulyens; Msdura, five years. nv lin,
Mulvens, record 2:394, and can show be,tsr
than 2:35; also several tack sulkies bsr.
ness and other horse filings
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Fancy Flannel Shirts have become a staple article
tor summer wear being suitable for travelling riding
bicycling and general out-ofdoor wear The patterns
many, and the combinations of colors very hand
some. Our stock of these goods represents an invest
ment OF many thousands of dollars and includes all
the leading styles. We think those who interested
cannot do better than to see our assortment
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OF cartwheels for 10c; sun hats, in assorted
shapes, 25c; Milan braid dress hats, 75c,
and 80 trimmed hats at unheard-of prices.
Red House.
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Horses. Etc ar Aucfinu.

On Monday next, at 10 o'clock A. N, Bell
& Co. will sell at auction, on the order of
F. a. Jones, at 1906 NJ street, number of
fast trotters, including a gray mare four
years old. by Jim Mulvena (2:27!), by Nut
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THE grand gathering and games of the
Caledonisn Club will be held to-day at
East Park. Games to commence promptly
AT 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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For SALE.-A good secondhand square
piano, in fine condition. 4 bargain for
cash. Hammers music store, $40 street.
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districts are public corporations, and we
think that irrigation districts must be held
to be so to the same extent"
The judgment and order OF the lower
Court was affirmed.
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TIE STATES MONEY.
THE AMOUNT APPROPRIATED BY
THE LEGISLATURE.
What 1t Costs to Run the State OF
California for Two
Years.

Following is complete list of the APP
Preparations made by the last Legislature
out OF the general fund. A careful study
VIII develop some things which will be a
surprise to mary taxpayers. The list of
appropriations does not include the expen-
ditures from the school fund. The latter
IS shown in the accompanying figures
showing the tax-levy for the forty first and
forty-second fiscal years:
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Do NOT miss our greatest of all sales to-
day. Be sure and read our ad. and then
come round. We are always the first to
break the prices on sessonable goods and
should be the first to be pstronized. Red
House
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ONE Of the symptoms of disordered
liver is a pain in the side. Hobbs Little
Vegetable Pills will cure it.
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For Monta Vista ,

The Monta Vista excursion leaves the
depot tomorrow at 1880 sharp, returning
at II o'clock, as announced in another
column
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CALL at Melviu's Installment Store, 525
street, and get samples zig-zag sewing
with two needles, button-holes, etc., made
by the Love machine.
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You can buy my business for 500, two
thirds down. have done well in it. Want
to visit Europe. To do so must sell out,
with fixtures. On a chief street, clean,
reputable; suitable for man or woman.
Requires only good sense. Address" Bust
ness" this Office.
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Teachers Association Summer Session

Teachers Association Summer Session
The second summer session of the Cali
fornia Teachers Association will be held
at Pacific Grove, Monterey county, on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, the 25th, Goth, 2Sth and 10Th instants.
The Executive Committee cordially invites
all persons interested in educational work
to be present. An excellent programme
has been prepared for the occasion. The
Southern Pacific Railroad Company will
charge one-third the usual rates for return
tickets. An extension of time will be
granted to those who desire to attend the
Chautauqua Assemblies.
Certificates granting the holders reduced
rates may be had on application Enclosing
stamp to the Secretary, Miss Mary Z.
Morrison, 1928 Folsom street, San Fran
cisco. These are to be signed by the vari-
Gus ticket agents upon the purchase of full
first-class tickets to San Francisco or Pa
cific Grove, and must bear the signature OF
the Secretary of the Association before
they will be recognized by railroad officials
issuing return tickets. If two different
lines must be taken to reach Pacific Grove,
be sure to apply for a certificate for each
line. These directions must be carefully
observed by all who wish TO avail them
selves of the reduced return rates. Accom-
modations at the FL Carmelo will be fur
nished for 81 % per day-lodging 81 %,
and board 81.
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Department One-Armstrong, Judge.


I FRIDAY, May q, 1859.
James C. Pennie, administrator OF the estate
OF Char es Mclaughlin ct ais. VS.. Sebastion
Nisher ct al-On trial.
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Millinery Sale To-day,


Consisting of trimmed hats, flowers, feath
ers, ribbons and ornaments at Red House.
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MATHUsHEK PIANOS the best Endorsed
by artists. CGoper's music store.