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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-09
arhose COYOTE soalps. %


EDS. REcoRD-UNIo In your issue OF
to-day appeared communication, from
the tenor of which, We are led to believe,
originated in San Mateo or some other
mountain county, where some member OF
the Legislature probably has hog ranch
IN the foothills, while he resides in the
valley, and who seems anxious to have a
law pass whereby the State will pay for the
services of couple of herdsmen for his
stock. This could easily be accomplished,
should the coyote bill become a law. For in
stance, the Stateis compelled TO pay bounty
OF $40 for the scalp of coyote. 1t would
only require the scalps of six coyotes to pay
the salary of two herdsmen for one month.
and the hogs would be cared for at the
same time. Would it be right for the State
to pay in this manner fer our hog and
sheep herders2
The bill also provides for q bounty for
the killing of coons. Here is another op-
portunity for the poor ri hog-raiser of the
foothills. With couple of good coon
dogs the herders can make a snug sum for
their employer at the expense of the State.
The bill also includes wolves, and this
gives another opportunity TO drag the sack
OF the State. The Board of Supervisors of
each county have the power to regulate
such matters, and properly do so ell over
the State. If San Mateo, or any other
county, is not able 10 pay the bounty, the
State should make an appropriation at
once, or the hog-ranchers should move
into Tulare county, where both they and
their hogs could fatten off the festive jack
rabbit.
The Committee on Agriculture is COM
posed of representative men from Butte,
Colusa, Yolo, Sacramento, San Joaquin,
MERGED, Marip So and Tulare counties,
and they voted unanimously against the
bill. The gentlemen representing the four
first named counties seem willing to
amend the bill so as to include wild geese
scalps, while the other members are anx-
ious that the scalps of jack-rabbits should
also be included
Hoping that there will be found in this
Legislature enough level headed men who
are not in favor of the State paying the
salary of our hog and sheep herders, sub
scribe myself gracefully yours,
COYOTE WINNIE.
Sacramento, February s, 1889.
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/: Of that time The present incumbent proved
satisfactory then he could be re elecIed
Other Supervisors would be in power two
! years from now. and he thought il unjust
and u far 10 elect maa that they would
have to keep, whether they were pleased
or not. On such proposition he would
have to vote no. He thought two years
| long enough for many reasons.
| The vote was taken, and all voted ave
for four years, except Mr.. Greer.
| The vote then came up on the original
motion, the election of DR.. g. A. White,
and be was elected unanimously
| Mr.. Bates moved that the Chairman of
the Board be authorized to enter into bar
gain with DR.. G. A. White for a term of
four years, st salary not to exceed $3.50
per month.
Mr.. Greer-And is he to be allowed the
board of himself and family
Mr.. Ross-Yes, sir.
Mr. Greer-And the feed for bis team
Mr.. Ross-Yes sir.
Mr.. Greer-And is he allowed to practice
on the outside?
Mr.. Ross-Yes, sir.
Mr.. Greer-Then l move as a substitute
that the salary be reduced to 5000 per month.
The substitute received no second, and
the original motion carried.
Auditor and Recorder F. T. johnson was
granted two clerks for three weeks to make
an index to the mortgages in his office.
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Everything Has It's Run.

Since the opening of the local athletic
club the science of the many art of self
defense +" has been the engrossing thought
of the young men of the town, and the
craze has at last reached the militia of this
city. Nearly every company is provided
with boxing-gloves and fGils, and much
interest in their use is manifested. Last
evening, at the armory of Company A, in
friendly contest, Major j. r. Wells, in
four short, exciting rounds, defeated Lieu
tenant Lloyd. The Lieutenant, being dis
satisfied, will try conclusions with the
Major again in the near future.
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Local. RNEYITIES.

7
The Governor has approved Senate bills
Nos. 3, 81, 63 and 273
We publish another letter from E ".
Maslin on an inside page of this issue.
William jerks Fell hss been appointed a
Commissioner of Deeds, to reside in Phila-
delphia
The bridge across the old English break,
about mile above Mike Bryte's ranch, on
| the Yclo side, is said to be in dangerous
condition.
Unitarian services will be held at Pio-
Deer Hall. at IL A. N. to morrow Subject.
Robert G. Ingersoll from Liberal Chris
iian Standpoint"
The Atlas go to Marysville tomorrow 10
play the Marysville nine game of ball.
Hapeman and Mclaughlin will be the
battery for the Atlas and Slattery and De-
Panger for the Marysyilles.
The following Notaries have been ap-
pointed and commissioned r E. Russell
MERGED; A. P. Conklin. Independence; w
A. Hamilton, Crescent City J. B. Reddick,
San Andreas I. ]. Schoonover, Plymouth
Patrick Pagan, the porter at D. O, Mills
Bank, slipped and fell on the sidewalk at
Second and J streets yesterday morning.
and dislocsted his left shoulder. 1t was
promptly set and he will be on duty again
in few days.
An open letter from Judge H. o. Beatty
to attorneys Taylor & Holl, reviewing their
recent opinion concerning the duty of the
City Treasurer in making payments upon
the city debt, appears on the second page
of the RECORD UNION this morning.
The Art Gallery will be closed to-day and
given over to workmen putting in electric
lights, and permanently placing the statu-
ary-which is to be rallied in so IS not to be
easy to toueh-and general renovation of
the offices and rooms of the building.
The Governor on yesterday appointed
and commissioned the following Superior
Judges by virtue OF Acts of the Legislature
creating new department in San Diego
and San Luis Obispo counties: w. /.
Pierce and George Puterbaugh for San
Diego county, and V. A. Gregg for San
Luis Obispo.
The pupils of Miss May Bells Kinder
garten gave a unique exhibition 10 parents
and friends yesterday The exercises were
highly enjoyed by all present, consisting of
the scr gs, games, occupation, ETC., of the
kindergarten. This kindergarten is being
run on the full model of the science and is
being highly successful.
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Completing Arrangements.

Arrangements were yesterday made by
which every evening during the Loan Ex-
hibilion Laffertys omnibus will run free
every few minutes between the Art Gallery
and Third and X streets for all attending the
exhibition. Mr.. Carey has also agreed TO
run large cais every night until halfpast
II on both routes. Governor Booth has
contributed to the exhibition his beautiful
sia,ue. The Diver and will send also
other choice articles. w. f. Jackson has
been chosen by the lady managers as SUI
permit, ndent of the exhibition. Several
citizens sent loans to the Art Gallery yes
terday to aid the enterprise.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-Van Fleet, Judge.
EPInAY Eehrnnrv 1850

FRIDAY, February s, 1882
Wright, Need d Co. VS.. Brewster & Co.-Motion
to retax costs: continued by consent.
Nettie Manning VS. 4. II. Manning-Motion tC
| modify and set aside judgment; order to modify
decree made.
tiers of administration to Arthur N. Peterson
bond, $4,000.
Estate OF Louis De Martini-Letters for ad
| ministration to Alexander De Martini; bond
$780,
Estate of Clarence Phelps-Application to sell
real estate ordered.
Estate of R. P Bartlett Return sale of per
soDal property confirmed.
Estate and guardianship of Sarah l.. Talbot
minor-Letters to John Talbot; bond 81 ,000
Estate of C. Wells-Order made TO sell personal
property at private sale.
Guardianship of L. E. Wright minor-Con
tinued one week.
Estate of T. X Slewart-Order settling &C
count and distribution of property continued fol
one week.
Estate OF Francis Foster-Order made settling
account and distribution of property.
Guardianship of Harriet Colbaker-Contnued
for one wet K.
Estate of T. W. Stephens-Letters to j. M
Mlliken appraisers, b. Z. Ward, S. Lacey r
McGaryin; notice in the REcoBD-UNI y; bond
$1,000.
distribution continued for one week.
Estate of Amelia Gotthold-Final accounting
and distribution ordered.
Estate of J. b. Mcintyre-Fina accounting
and distribution continued
Estate Of Lorinda Washburn-Wil rejected
hearing for letters of administration continued
for two weeks.
Estate of May T. efavor-Order made for de-
cree of notice 10 creditors.
Department One-Armstropg, Judge.
FRIDAY February s, 1882
c. c. Prouty VS.. r. s. Swift-Demurrer tC
answer continued for two weeks.
Joseph Harmon VS. Mary Harmon-Motion for
alimouy continued for one week
Della VI. Wharton VS.. Z. F. Wharton-Demur
| rer to complaint overruled ten days TO answer
notice waived.
Della NJ. Wharton VS.. z. F. Wharton-Alotion
for alimony continued to March lst
County of Sacramento VS.. Julia w. Sculp ct al
Motion for judgment on trial.
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Clunie opera Honss.

Miss Mayhem had a pleasant reception
last night and won the commentator of
the audience. In the afterpiece, with
Rochester and his wittcisms, new songs
were given by Miss Mayhew. This afternoon
"Fanchon" will be played for matinee
performance, and tonight final appear
ance ofthe company will take place with
Miss Mayhem in the comedy, The Jealous
Wife" and the musical farce, Mistaken
Identity.n
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The Weather.

The average temperature yesterday was
iSo, being 10 warmer than the normal for
that day. The highest and lowest temper
allure was $40 and 400, with no winds and
cloudy weather up TO noon, after which
time there was gentle southeasterly winds
and clear weather; barometer steady at 30.11
In
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suicide of John Bowden.

Coroner Clark held an inquest over the
remains of John Bowden last evening
Several witnesses were examined, and the
case was continued until this evening.
The deceased left the following note.
Mrs Norman: Don't let my wife see me, for
am off the earth. Mrs. Bloor will take care Of
me. But let the boy see me. ]. BowDEN.
Several witnesses testified to having
known the deceased, but the inquest was
continued until this evening in order tc
get the evidence of certain absent witnesses
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A New Citizen.

Yesterday Patrick Donovan, native of
Ireland, appeared before Judge Armstrong
in Department One of the Superior Court
and asked to be admitted to citizenship
He was admitted upon the testimony of
Antoine Mendes and John Donovan.
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Department One-Armstropg, Judge.

1t is all very well to talk about cham
pion sprinters, but if you wish to see the
record broken start running account
with the grocer or provision dealer.-Bos-
ton Bulletin.
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The medals won by the officers and men
of the Fourth Brigade last September have
been received at headquarters, and will be
distributed to the winners at the next bat
talon drill of the First Artillery Regiment
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Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday the con-
tempt case of Eli Mayo was dismissed.
]. Porter, the individual who stole an arm
full of wood from car on / street, was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
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New TO DAY and for the first time shown,
the best 5-clasp Contil corset. Made after
the style of the c. P corset On sale to-
day at Red House.
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BUSINESS CARDS..
PORK PACKING.

~ wEIsgI. < co, se3 AND YES i STREET.
u. Ests s1si he'd ia ls5f FAM. BREAK
FAST RAtSIS ard PURE LARD supplied 70 the
trade a. the lowest prices, All kinds OF FkkSt.
MEAT constantly on .asaS. pelisely iree 70 an
passs Of ths city. spiln
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TISwARE and teas are on sale to-day.
Macondray's NJ. & NJ. tea, TO close, at 2Sc;
Red House tea, 25c. Five cases OF tinware
placed in stock yesterday. No more tea
or soap when this is gone. Red House.
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FRESH asparagus first of the season.;
also tomatoes, green peas, green peppers.
etc, at the Sacramento Market, sos TO S12
X street.
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SUIT yourself-in millinery to-day-as it
is the last day of our ten days sale, and
we want to make a record. Therefore spe-
cial inducements are offered. Millinery
Dept, Red House.
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DoN'T miss attending our blue sale COM
mencing to-day. Farmers and Mechanics
Store.
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EXTRA fine San Francisco caulifower and
celery Sacramento Market, X street, Third
and Fourth.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, February by Rev. A. Jstho
John Stark 70 Mathilda Stetfenson, both OF
loomis, Placer county.
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MEMS and boys clothing will feel the
knife in our sale to-day. Farmers and
Mechanics Store.
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MATHUsHEK solid iron frame pianos are
the best. Cooper's Music Store.
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GET the portables team gaw 10 cut your
wood. Office, 40l l street. 1t is cheapest.
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IF YOU want anything in the musical
line 20 to Hammers music store. Largest
stock of music and musical merchandise in
The city. Sole agent Chickering & Sons
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BABY carriages on easy instalments. A.
]. Pommer, SOC ] street.
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Removed.

The Keystone Watch Club Company
have removed their Office to corner Ninth
and streets, at A. J. Pommer's store. L.
Lincoln, Manager.
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Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars. Hoods
Sarsaparila is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration of ingredients, Hoods Sarsaparilia pos
sesses the full curative valae of the best known
remedies Of the vegetable Kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods Sar-
saparilla is the only rssdicine of which truly
be said 100 doses oae dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results as Hoods Sarsaparlla.
Peculiar in its " good name at hoxae there is
more Of Hoods Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, where
1t is made, than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short . time. Do not be in
ducedto take any other preparation. Besure get
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sodby all druggista. 81; six for S. Preparedonly
by c. 1. HOOD & CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Gre Dollar
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II you wish fine tender chicken or tur-
kew 9or your dinner tomorrow, go to the
Sacramento Market, sos to 3l2 K street
Here you will always find the best brands
of butter and the freshest fruit and yege-
tables to be found in the city.
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GEORGE HoLBRooK, our well-known mu-
steal director, has undertaken the manage
ment of the concert by the original Men,
delssohn Quintet Club, OF Boston, to be
given here March eth, at the Metropolitan
Theater
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BORN.
DIED.

Sacramento, February s-wife of h. F. G. WI fl
a son.
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In our Saturdays sale to-day you can
buy pair of mems working shoes, with
buckles, at 80 cents; or better grade, with
bellows tongues, at 81 %. Red House
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THIRTY-sIx-INcH Atwood ladies' cloth
cut to % cents a yard in our sale to-day.
Farmers and Mechanics Store.
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Folsom, Sacramento county, February Mrs.
Hannah Supple, mother OF ]. and D. J.
supple and Mrs. Standing and Mrs. Ellen
Kelly, q native of County Mayo, Ireland, IS
wears. South Boston, Mass, papers please
copy
Friends are invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence in Folsom, this Saturday
morning at O'Clock; thence to st. Johns
Church, where requiem mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of her sonll
yac4ville February 5-Mrs. Mary A. Pearson.
sist of Mrs. L. A. Reddy. of san Francisco
F. B. Jackson, of San Jose, and Mrs. J. M.
Malone, of Sacramento.
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RECORD Re- s1.1 s5sSaa.'
PORTRAITS FOR r 9RRYBODM.

HAVING TAKEN THE AGENCY FOR TEE
IL OTTlNAT & co. PORTRAITS, we will fur
nish life-siae pictures, with elegant and durable
frames, in, Crayon, India Ink, Oil and Water
Colors, at,sIices ranging from 81 to $780, All
we regpars of you is a good. photograph of
the person, and m exact likeness lsguaFan, eed.
Call anSssee samples aud for furtherpardeu
REEVES K LONG, 600 J street. Ina
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The election of County Physician and
Superintendent of the Hospital next came
up, and the present incumbent, DR.. G. A.
White, was nominated for reelection for
the term of two years by Supervisor Black.
Seconded by Mr.. Bates.
Complimentary speeches were made by
different members of the Board upon Mr..
Whites conduct and proficiency, all agree
ing that he was the right man in the right
place.
Mr.. Ross moved to amend the motion by
making ii four years instead of two. He
said the Supervisors were elected for four
wears. and he did not want this question to
come up again during his term of Office
The motion was seconded by Bates.
Mr. Greer made a speech in opposition to
the extension OF the term. He thought it
was bad precedent. 1t was putting a
man in an office for four years at salary
of 81 900 per annum. II they elected for
two years, as had been done in the past, no
harm could be done anyone, If at the end
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weather Indications for To-dav.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CATHOLlC FAIR.

A Large Crowd Expected at the Closing
Night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-08-15
Foreign.

THE steamer Rapel, from Valparaiso 20
Montovideo, was totally wrecked at Hannib.
lin Island, and the chief engineer, purser and
eight of tho crew were lost.
Snow storms and icy rains prevailed
throughout Switzerland. Tho mountain
passes were partly blocked. Extensive floods
were reported in Silosih.
COLONEL EvARIsTo CARAzo, President OF
Nicaragua, is dead. DR.. Sacasa has succeeded
to tho Presidency, in conformity with the
constitution Of Nicaragua.
Hon. Mr.. DAvIE, Premier of British
Columbia and Attorney General, died few
days ago at Victoris.
TIE Shah of Persia attended Cody's wild
West show in Paris and at It's close ex.
pressed desire 90 meet Buffalo Bill, whom
he thanked for tho admirable performance
he had witnessed.
ALL Europe Is alarmed because $1,000
Turkish reserves have boon called out. Tho
Porte is buying uniforms and stores and
workisp proceeding at the dockyerds with few.
erish activity.
SIR WILLIAM EwART member Of Parlia-
ment for the north division OF Belfast, Ire
land, is dead. He was n Conservative in
politics.
airy nt TosN, Souden, and killed twenty
seven men. Lieutenant Daguilar dislodgcd
tho dcrvishes at Masmas village and killed
fifteen OF them.
WIEN the train for Quebec on the Grand
Trunk Railway had passed Sc Lambert'a,
Canada, after going through the Victoria
BRIDGE an explosion occurred In the express
car by which a messenger named Rogers was
killed, the car completely wrecked and the
express matter destroyed.
SEooND ballots for members Of the Coun
ellis General were taken in the cantons IN
France AZ the recent election. The return7
show the election Of twelve Republicans and
thirty Conservatives. NJ. LagUerrc, tho
Boulangist leader, was elected ut Ia Rochelle
In fight at Atchin, sumntra, precipita-
ted by tho Netherland troops nineteen
Dutchmcn were killed and twenty-five
wounded. The natives have grown ernbold.
ened, and matters begin TO assume n serious
aspect
The Royal Grants bin was passed by the
British House OF Commons This gives 20
Queen Victoria tho additional sums OF money
that she asked for.
HEAVY rains have fallou in certain Cig
tlicts Of Japnn. At Amugi Csb houses were
either washed away or knocked down and
twenty people were drowned. At Hita 900
houses were washed away aud nine people
drowned.
a TERRIBLE riot took place between two
factions ~ tho Chinese coolies ~ Eaunkong
Sinm. About hye thousand mon engaged in
the conflict. Spears end firearms were used
and 800 coolies we're killed.
THE entire Pacific feet Of the British navy
hos gone 70 tire scene Of the recent seizure by
tbo American vessel Rush, on the Bchrinq
Sea This was the result o. much telcgTaphic
communication between the admiral In com.
mond ~ the feet md the Canadian and In.
perial Governments. The q cot that went
North consists Of seven war ships and two
torpedo boats.
GENERAL PHIGfpPOVGCH tho cOuuuoro.
Of Bosnia, died recently at Prague from
apOplexy.
PPfvY COUvCUOH KRrOrn has been
arrested i'm Berlin ON suspicion ~ completely
iu the corruption recently uueaIllt7 u the
German navy. for which several naval
officers are now ln pri80n.