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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-11
Articles of Association of the Smith
and Brainerd Marble Companv.

We, the subscribers hereby associate our
selves together as "A corporation, under the
laws OF the State of Vermont to be known by
the name of
THE SMITH AND BRAINERD MARBLE COMPANY,
tor the purpose OF quarrying saving, finish
ing and dealing la marble at Pittsford, i'm the
county of Rutland. and New Haven in the coun-
ty OF Addison in said State, with capital
stock of three hundred thousand dollars III
vided into three thousand shares of one hun.
dred dollars each
Dated at New Haven, in the county of Addi.
son ana STATE OF vermont, this 3lst day of Au-
gust, 1889.
FRANK w. SMITH,
EDWARD II. BRAINERD,
HOWARD ID. BACON.
STATE OF VERMONT
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
hereby certify that the foregoing is "A true
copy OF the Articles of Association OF the
omith ana Branerd Marble Company, n APP
pears by the files and records of this office.
witness my signature and the seal of this Of
nee, at Montpelier, this 2lst day of Septcm.
Der, one thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine.
CHARLES W. PORTER
81 Secretary of State.
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NOMMISSIONERS'N OTICE.-Estate of
" Reuben MOrseman.


The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District of Adj
olson, commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Reuben Morseman, late
OF salisbury, in said District, deceased, and all
claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet tor the purposes
aforesaid at Myron Paige's home in sails
day OF March next, from 10 O'Clock II. m.
until O'Clock p. m, each of said days, and
A. d. 1889, is the time limited by said Court
tor said creditors to present their claims to
us tor examination and allowance.
Dated at salisbury, this sd day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1889.
HORACE P. HULETT. ICom.s.
80 MY RON PAIGE, N"in
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-10-11
Ms.!s. Rams F.. Sale.

The subscriber has tor sale a few choice
stock rams, two and three years old. They
are from the old
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SOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween wilbur Field and Austin T. Booth, and
known as Field 4 Booth, Is dissolved. The
business will be continued by Mr.. Booth.
Middlebury. Sept 8. 1889. 40;3w
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Extraor mary Medical Success.
DIR. Gage is Visited by Crowds of Pa.
tients,

After several months absence, DR.. Gage has
again commenced his visits and is everywhere
greeted by the old-time crowds, nearly every
new atient being n relative, friend or neigh.
by the doctor which is certainly one of the
best and most gratifying advertisements
Read the following references, and II sick, do
of the day:
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE

HOTEL, 3ie-325 sANsoME ST. (oNE DOCK
il from Bank of California;. San Francisco
Cal Board and Room, 81, 81 IS and 81 so per
day. Free Coach to and rom the Hotel
Montgomery Bros. lo23-tr m Proprietors.
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AT THE BAY.
The Borneman Case-A Drunken Freak
Moses Hopkins Gift.

The Borneman Case-A Drunken Freak
Moses Hopkins Gift.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 7th.-The Borne
mar case will be given to the jury tomorrow.
Harry K. Glidden, agent in this city for a
Kentucky firm of distillers, left letter in his
room saying he was going TO commit suicide on
Wednesday night. This morning notice of his
death appeared in the papers. It has been as
certained this evening that Glidden has been ON
a spree, and is now alive outside the city.
Moses Hopkins has given the Supervisors a
deed to forty-two feet Of his property along the
southern line of Silver avenue 10 add to the
avenue TO make it wider
A jury was secured this afternoon by Louise
Hagenow. charged with the murder of Annie
Doris by means of abortion. The accused who
had been out on bail, was ordered into custody
pending the outcome of her trial.
Manuel Terry, aged ten years, while flying q
kite from the top OF telegraph Hill, made a mis-
step. fell over the edge of the precipice and
rolled down seventy-tive feet he escaped with
bruises and broken arm.
Ling Chung, a store keeper, was standing in
the doorway OF his store this evening when an
unknown Chinsman approached him and fired
two shots, one bullet striking him in the jaw.
Chung says he does not know the man that
shot him, but supposes he was mistaken for
someone else
The Young Mems Democratic League, at a
meeting this evening, Endorsed the election re-
form bill presented to the Legislature by the
Federated Trades.
The private race between Jack Brady and
Minnie R.. over the Bay District track this after
noon, was won by Brady.
Judge Lawler has dismissed the case of felony
embezzlement against William }. Gavigan spe
cial counsel for the collection of delinquent
taxes.
One of the men employed in excavatiug for
the foundations of the new City Hall unearthed
five twenty -dolar pieces to-day. One of the
coins bears the date OF 1860, one 1861 and the
other three 1S6D
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SACRAMENTO MARKED,

sAcsAMENTo. February It'll
EEC4e--Lsmoae--Slcfly S5 50G6 a BOX Cal
ifornia, 1894; L;rnss, 81 SOS no., 75c@s1 co
Pineapples sc 50as7 30 .,lusnutE 57as Pam
anna Oranges, So 50fs4; Los Angeles Oranges,
S2@2 %; Riverside Oranges, 81 1903; River
5 50; Apples 75c@Sl Is p box; Pears Sl@l1 SO "A
box; Crenberries, p Dbl, s9410.
DRIED FRUITS-New crop Apples, sliced, 40
&C 4. b; evaporsted. S9ec;, DO quartered, so
tesches, 5@ &c; Go peeled, lGGi2c; Frames.
German, 697c; Preach, $500; French PrInes,
eyaporated, 9@103; BiackbeIIies. u o l4e
Figs, California, 1850; Apriccts, Halle; Nee
tsrines. $685. California Figs, = 90 70 ok, q Is:
per pound in SKIS Sc: Smyrna Ovals, I5o; Elass
Sc; Tubs, 91s1Gc Dates, Fard, 5a-h BIS,
sbst9l0c; Dates Persian, 6@7c; Dates Cartoons,
TABLE FRUIT-Assorted, ~ D cans, W &o1,
81 90; Peaches, 80 10; Bartlett Pea-z, g e5;
Piuma, q 70; BlaekberIies, 81 %; Goose.
81 90; Musc,t GRAPES, 81 rs; Red Cupsn.s,
81 35: Cherries, 81 so.
PIE FRUITsL25sS-b cars, Apples, 81 30; Ap.
ricots. 81 So; Biackber-ies, 81 50; Green Cages,
Peaches, s. IS p doz.
VEGETABLEsNGreeu Peas, sweet, 2O@25c;
String Beans ,12@15c q 10: PotatOes-Eariy Rose 60
670c = cti; Onions, 81 25@1 So Cabbage, 7Oa
Csc: Carrots 5G9D6Gc = 100 os Turnips, new, 75cGSl
2 sack; bunch vegetables, lec e doc: ParsJ,ips 8 80
a. 80; Beets, 75c@S1; Horse Esdish, l0g12c p %;
Garlic, 1880; Artichokes. 75e6s1 2 dozen: GU i.
flower, 10000; Celery, 606;70c = doz; Cucum-
beers, g 2 doz; Tomatoes, s2@2 25 per box; Egg
Plant, 15c 2 ID; Green Peppers, 1Oc p b; Aspar-
agus, 40e p b.
5READsTUFFs-F IS Dbl; Oatmeal,
le-b sack. SIC q D, 50 80 1eo-fo sack; Cornneal,
white, 81 Is q 25-fb sacks, g 80 2 lob sacks;
yellow, S2 p 25b sacks, u 10 in 10
o sacks Cracked Wheat, % 20, lob sacks; % 80,
loom sacks; Hominy. Sc IS, l0-h sack: p 81 3
100 rs; Graham. 81 90, 10B sacks; 81 30. 100 ID
sacks.
PoULTRY-Dealers' prices: Live Turkeys,
aeps, 14G15c; gohblers, 1S@14c; dressed, 1631sc;
Roosters, SO 5O@5 8 dozen; hroilers, ss@4;
lame Ducks, s5@6; Pekin, Sc 5OG7; Geese, SIG
EGGs-Califonia. 5000; Eastern, 12@14c
DAIRY MISUNDERSTANDING, 90 q
2lc q D; Fancy Petsluma, 23@24e p ID; East
ern, packed in dkina, choice, 81
921ac; common, 1So. Cheese = California,
i5@l6c; LiInburger, 16n1Sc; genuine Swiss, 29c;
american Swiss, &c; Martins Cream, I7G91Sc.
hay, GRAIN AEDFEED-oet Hay, 112Gi5 q
ton; Alfalfa do, s99ll q ton; Bran, sl8 y ION /;
Ing 75@S0c; rolled, 81: Wheat choice nilifngl,
paying, 81 40 2 cwt; Rye, 81 2oG2 rs; Tame
Oats. 81 rs; Wild OATS 81 2592 so; Corn, paying
MISCELLANEOU5-Se eds-Aifalfa, ll@e1215sSc;
Timothy, Eastern, 61s971lc = n Pop Corr,
Ear, @ 4c, sheIied, AZ Q SIC 2 b;
Red cloyer. 1 lsl;. bi .sed Top,
new, ISOLDE Peanuts, California, 51SssXc;
Eastern, 617c. Lard ICalifornia), cans, 61z@s;
Eastern, 1o34iG11c, Hides. salt, light snd me
dunn, Sc; heavy steers S7aci dTy, l2c- Pallcw,
MEATs-Beef o. a7c; Mutton. 61Sa7c, vesl, 10
&c; Hogs, 6G615e; dressed Pork, s1.@ec; Hsms-
1l5sc; selected. 1870; extra light, Axe extra
light homeless. 145Sc.
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Ls,ter.dax Mhale IRONING.

Hunting The whales with steamers and
cannon is new idea. The harpoon is
made with four umbrella-like ribs, which
is fred from cannon on the ship into the
whales body. Pressure makes it open up
and take wider and frmer hold, and the
whale pulling sets of some nitro-glycerine
confined in the cone or front part of the
harpoon With all this the whale some
times runs for many miles drawing after
it the ship, often at the rate of sixteen knots
AN hour, and marking its course with
blooS. About 1900 feet Of heavy rope are
fastened to the harpoon, but this, as in
Dictated, does not allow sufficient play for
this great monster, which is often seventy
to eightyfve feet long, and weighs l00,.
600 pounds. Afterward, when the whale
is dead, or nearly so, an iron chain is pu;
around lis body and it is towed into the
harbor of the fishing company.-Paaoael
ptid Record
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Get Rid Of mat nad Taste.

When you wake up in the morning with
bad taste in your mouth, with your throat
and tongue dry and yellow coating on
your teeth and gums, don't imagine it was
all caused by what you ate the night be-
fore. Of course, everybody does that and
everybody "swears off, from again eating
such food. The trouble is that your liver
is clossed, your kidneys are overwork ed
and your bowels are not doing their duty.
Take from three to ten of BRASDRETH's
PILLS and note the sudden and wonderful
change in your system.
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Work q Exper, Thieves

BAKERSFIELD, February 7th.-The safe OF Car
lock q Robb, lumber merchants. was broken
| open last night and 500 extracted. 1t was the
| work of experts.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Rich Strike In Mine-An Electric Rail.
road for Spokane

SPOKANE FALLS. February 7th.-The Sierra
Nevada mine, near wardner, has struck vein
that exceeds in richness any other part of the
property yet worked. Concentration Is no longer
necessary, SIS the ore Is simply run through a
rock-breaker TO make saeking and shipping
easier.
The strike has created great interest, and a
number OF new claims have been made in the
vicinity.
chloride camp is still attracting crowds The
looking we'll
There Is too much snow on the ground to do
much prospecting. bus there viii be little left by
the end of February.
A new electric railway Is 10 be built. running
through the city 10 Ross Park three miles The
Sprague system will be used. The company has
$4,000 paid mp capital, and work VIII be coz
meneed next week.
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Anticipated Building of a Line from San
Diego fo Naedles.

SAN DIEGO, February misrepresentation of
the Mercantile Trust Company of New York to-
day filed the first mortgage bonds on the
Cuyamaca Railroad to the amount of 81, $50 600
and bearing per cent. interest. which is made
issuable at the rate of SIS, COO mile. This will
built $50 miles of the road, or to a point at or
near Needles, where junction is TO be formed
with the Utah Central party is now from
fifteen to twenty miles beyond Lakeside and
forty miles from San Diego, surveying for the
continuation of the road from the Cajon Valley.
John O. Long, OF the Cuyamaca, says that
similar paper win also be filed in San Bernar-
dino county, showing conelusively, if other
proof were needed, that the road viii be built
from Fan Diego Bay to point near the Needles.
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stealing ores From Mines.

Tucson, February 7th.-Last week e NJ Fish.
one of the proprietors of the Silver Bell group OF
mines learned that parties were extracting and
stealing ore out of the Western mine. He swOre
out warrant, and a Deputy Sheriff has sue
ceeded in finding over 100 sacks of ore concealed
and on teams being shipped. The ore is quite
valuable. This is the group of mines bonded TO
Eng fish capitalists for 100000.
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Bs4oa, rHK SPY
The MAJ Now in England Seeking to
Rlaslsen ParDelPs Character.

Rlaclsvn ParDelPs Character.
joliet Qll }. February 7th.-Dr lie Caron.
alias Beach, the British spy, who testified in the
Painell trial and has lived in the country
twenty-five years. las an unsavory reputation
here He was charged seven years ago with be-
ing British spy, but his IRISH friends denied it,
The Sheriff of this county, who was then Post
master at Bradwood. where lie Caron lived. says
the latter frequently received large amounts in
tie form OF British money orders. BE always
TOOK an active part IN political affairs favored
htmc rule and the use of dynamite and always
attended political conventions. He first ap.
peared here in 1856 and was Hospital Steward
81 the prison. nom which he was discharged on
account OF irregularities in his accounts He
ran twice Tor Mayor of Braidwood, polling the
tuti Democratic vote both times. His race for
Supervisor IN 1876 was so close that a mob
org nized, led aud melted by him. seized and
BrsidROod until four years ago when he went
to Chicago ana took Joe Mac kin's place on the
state Democratic Committee when the latter
was convicted. lie made frequent trips 70 En-
glaiid aud has endeavored To secure from
Cleveland sn appointment as Consul to Boz
deaux, France. The developments in his ca
reer have caUscd Tremendous Sc nsation here
especially among the friends OF Ireland who
nave sworn vengeance Ipon him.
BY,cH As A LIAR.
MILWAUKEE, February Tth--J G. DonieIly.
Executive OF the at.onal League here, sal to
day that Beach Sta ement before the PArnell
Commission, Vf uu alleged conversation wltA
Alexander Sullivaa here il 1888, on the oc
easior o. tue h..au-sallivan meeting, Is abso
iutely false. Mr. Sullivan arrived in Nil
waake= on the evening in question at P NJ.
and lett ut =. Donneliy was with him the
entire tine
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NoTrx:~.

TIME ANNUAL NETTING CT THE sToo'
L holders of the Sacramento Electric Lis.
Company viii be held at the office of the Sc
tsry, 226l& K street CAP stRirs), on FRIDAY. :
Tuary Is, 1889, at o'clock P u +, for the purp
of electing Board of Directors for the ensu
year, and Tor the transaction OF such business
may come before the meeting for consideratf
is2o-td q II CUMMINGS Secretary
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wARAING ur.
Irisb-4,merfcsas Forward $50 O00 to the
I-i-h Leaders,

t-i-h Leaders.
cIScrsNATI February 7th.-The Executive
Couuci OF the IRIS National League at meet
ing too Cay, passed resolutions pledging con-
tinued support t. the Irish people ard leaders,
ana 4 peai % The people Of America FIR con
timed sid to the Irish patriots. Preliminary
arrangements were made for a Convention CT
Irish "A Philadelphia in July, at which every
Irish organization. of any nation whatever
shall be represented, and deliberations held on
some further plan 0! action. Twenty thousand
dollars went 10 the Ilish leaders on the other
side = dsy.
The address 20 The Irish people says that the
tyrsnt Tory Governments of England has thrown
asioe even The forms OF decency under which it
has heretofore viewed its malignity, and now
STANDS forth the renlorseiess executioner OF
naked and dawntrodden pa riots.
Reference Is made 20 The judicial murders OF
MAJ deTViile aud 70 the enGeavor OF Bslfour TO
keep his expressed word that ne would kill
William & Bricn and John Dillon By imprison-
nlent The SIP euGid spirit OF the people," says
the address. shows they are worthy our best
efforts, and should receive our prompt, effective
and continued assistance until il has been
dem0nstFanced that peaceful agitation has
filled 20 produce in England sense of justice
and desire 10 repair the countless Injuries IN
h.cted upon lreiaiid
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j. rE AK ELANN.

COUNTY C0Rsa'sEg X lTenERs'AEE
Nc. IoI. Fnaxth e.. h-r. : va
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Ar HAKwIsoN.s ROME.
Bvtrips on Kew for Cabinet Piaee-Tee
Generai's VIsIturs.

ISDIAsApoils. February 7th-John C. New
started for the East this morning. Bets are
freely offered that he will go into the Cabinet
Chairman Huston has made a hurried return
from Florida.
The principal visitor to-day was State Senator
Rsthbo1e OF Ohio, who insists that Mckinley is
more needed in the national House than in the
Cabinet
"A Kansas delegation, headed by Ex-Governor
Anthony, will call on General Harrison to-mor-
row 70 boom Plumb for the Cabinet
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ARIZONA.
Ford. the Chicago Forger, Had Operated
in California.

in California.
TUCSON, February 7th.-Eord, who was ar
rested by Deputy United States Marshal Giilispie
for forgery committed in Illinois, now claims
that he was arrested while i'll San Francisco on
the same charge, but was released upon the
payment of $500 to the officers who held him.
He thought, when arrested here, tibet he was
wanted in san Francisco for forgcries committed
there, and offered more than the reward offered
there to re allowed to go.
He had drafts ali signed with forged sigma
lures ready TO negosate when practicable. He
offered a bride of diamonds and a valuable
microscope to Gillespie if he would allow him
to reach the Mexican line. When shown his
photograph he remarked: 'Yes, that is mine,
and the only ID thing l left behind, end
that was in group
A messenger with a requisition from the Gov
ernor of Illinois left Springfield for Tucson last
night. There seems 10 be no doubt that some
of bis work will tlIn LID in California
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r. Fl. PETIT,

RIGAR MANUFACTURER 4sND Who'll ESALS
u and Fetsil dealer in Eavsna Ciga-s, I
sacco, Sauff, etc, No. 225 X street, between Sc.
ond and Third, Sacramento. Sal.
Our specially 1.-THE LONE FISHERMAN
FIVE.CENT CIGAR isil-lm4u
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rhe Anlerioas, Fxposltion.
Robbed BIS Mother-iu-Law.
he Canal Question.

WAsBfNGToN. February 7th.--The Senate joint
resolution expressing the serse of Congress upon
foreign interference III the construction OF in
terocea tic canals which was Gently com
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Shooting a array Abcut a Rlanke,

TrCsoN, February 7th.-A shooting scrape
took place on the 4th near Cars Canyon, in
hicn Cox, foreman for Whitback 4 Robbins,
OF the Barbaracomari Cattle Company, was shot
through the bowels. The sh ooting was the re-
suit of quarrel over blanket. Wallace also
received a bullet in the leg. Wallace has
wealthy and highly respectable relatives in
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Texas Cattle For California.

Fl. PAso (Tex.), February 7th.-A. Valentine,
a Texas stoekman, is arranging with the South
ern Pacific Company TO carry 20 600 West Texas
cattle TO California to be placed on ranges. Mr..
Hendricks. another ranchman, has arranged
for shipping three trains 10 california, one OF
which is now en- route. Ii is reported here that
other large West Texas ranchmsn viii make
similar experiments
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lie Sleeping Woman Awakes
Dining The judiciary.

WASHINGTON, February 9TH The President
and Mrs cleveland gave dinner at the Execu-
tive Mansion tonight to the Judiciary, at
men were also present
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and caused the windows to rattle and the build
ings 70 shake.
At San Bernardino a severe shock occurred at
+. the same time, the vibrations being from north
( to south. Brick blocks rocked psrceptibly, and
7 there was general rush for the street. but no
damage was done. A heavy fog was prevailing
at the time
! CoLToN, February I0th-Two distinct earth
quakes were felt At go last night.
NEEDLES, February 7th.-Last night at 900
slight earthquake was felt The direction was
south TO north.
Los ANGELES, February 7th.-There was a
slight earthquake at 925 O'clock last evening
Woodlands Hail of Records.
! WOODLAND, February 7th-To day the cor
ner-stone of the new Hall of records was laid
with imposing ceremonies by the Masons. The
ceremonies were conducted by Grand Master
NJ N. Estee and Grand Lecturer J: w. Ander-
completed, will cost So, 900. The contract is
let to j. n. Day OF San Francisco.
The Boston Ravlne Frauds.
NEVADA CITY, February 7th.-The Grand Jury
adjourned after spending twenty-one days in
George Laid, the Republican candidate for
Sheriff, who now holds the Office under a deci-
sion of The Superior Court, was indicted for
, tampering with the ballots while they were in
possession OF the County Clerk.
An Opportunity for Architects.
/ MARYsvILLE, February 7th.- The Yuba county
Board OF Supervisors to-day decided to offer 500
/ for the best plans and specifications for a one
story nre-proof building TO be used for new
Hall OF Records, rot to cost over $500 nor to
cover more than l.600 square feet.
Santa Rosa Items.
SANTA Rosa, February 7th-The Supervisors
advertise for plans and specifications and bids
for a so COO jail, TO be opened on March 9TH.
The committee to relocate the Pacific Metho-
qlst college Is IN session, considering three sites
here. Ifthey can sell the Old site the institu-
ton viii remain here.
senator Hearst in Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, February 7th-United States
states Senator George Hearst, accompanied by
his private secretary, arrived here to day, and
was met by delesztio of the Board of Trade,
who drove him to the California Club, where a
sumptuous breakfast was served.
Los Angeles Politics.
Los ANGELES, February 7th.-Ex-Mayor L. K.
Toberman has received the Prohibition nomin-
cept. he is the strongest man they could have
nominated, and would draw heavily from the
Republican party.
Desperate Shooting Affray.
QUINCY, February 7th.-A shooting atfray oc
Cured at Letter Rock, Plumas county, this
morning. L. X. Williams shot and seriously
injured John Beel. Williams was then shot
four times and dangerously wounded by man
named Fuguway.
Eiiied Over Game of Cards.
BAKERsFIELD, February 7th-Thomas Hughes
shot and killed Thomas Dunlap in a saloon .ast
night, the result of qurrel after a game of
cards. Hughes is gambler, well known in the
San Joaquin valley. Hughes is in jail.
Work CT Expert Thieves.
BAKERSFIELD. February 7th.-The safe OF Car
lock q Robb, lumber merchants, was broken
open last night and 500 extracted. 1t was the
work OF experts.
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HIeH-RoLLING KIDS.
Three Boy Burglars spend $500 In Abou;
Two DAYS.

PLEAsANToN, February 7th.-Oficer Lyster of
ing boys. From their description and articles
found on them he was satisfied they were the
boys who robbed Piingle Bros. safe in San
Francisco on Monday last He notified Chief
Crowley, and officer Hutton was sent here to in
vestigate the case. Hutton says they are the
boys. They had invested most of the stolen
money in clothing, pistols and watches Only
SsS Of the money was found on them.
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ANCHOR BAKERY,

Corner Thira snd u streets, Sacrament,
rs NOW OPEN, WHERE THE BEST Of
J Bread, Pies and Cakes OF all KINDS viii oe
made flesh every fay and delivered te all parts
OF the city. MICHAEL sTAI iER, PROPRIETOR
2m-TTS