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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS
FOR
FURNISHING PAPER
FOR THE
State Printing Office.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until
Monday, October z. 1889,

At P. N, for furnishing Paper, Type and other
Material for the State Printing Office for the
year beginning on the first Monday in October,
1883, and ending on the first Monday in October
1880, in qualities and quantities rs per schedule
to be furnished on application TO the superin-
tendent of state Printing.
Bidders viii furnish full samples, with price
per pound or per ream, for the different weights
and also names of makers whose stock they
propose to supply.
Payments to be made in warrants upon the
section 532 of the Political Code provides that
mo bids shall be considered unless accompa-
MED by certified check in the sum of two
thousand dollars gold coin. payable to the Gov
ernor, for the use of the people of the tate of
California, conditioned that If the bidder re-
ceiNes the award of the contract he will, within
tnltty Gays, enter into bonds in the sum of ten
thousand dollars, with two or more sureties to
be approved by the Governor of the State. that
ne VIII faithfully perform the condition OF his
contract. All bids must be for the furnishing
ana delNery OF the paper and msterials at the
state Printing Oace, in the City of Sacramento
SO that the State shall not be charged with any
cost OF transport alton and delivery"
Section 1895, Political Code: No supplies of
any kind or character, for the benefit of the
state, or to be paid for by any moaeys appro-
prlated or 70 be appropriated by the State
manufactured or grown in this State which are
In whole or in part, the product of Mongolian
labor, shall be purchased by the officials for
the state having the control OF any public
institution under the control of the State. or
OF any county, city and county, city or town
thereof
Bidders win understand that all of the paper
OF the dimensions of S0x4l, ssh Book Paper;
must be pu' in cases of about reams each.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any and
bid '' P'-'iO1 VI any
Proposals to be indorsed: s.Proposals for paner
snd Material for the State Printing Office"
j. u. YOUNG,
Superintendent of State Printing.
sacramento, september 2. 1889. Ss 3dt
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FELL AMONG THIEVES
a Sacramento Mexican Veterans Expe-
rience at the Bay.

a Sacramento Mexican Veterans Expe-
rience at the Bay.
Last Saturday j. s Ward of this city
went to San Francisco to participate in the
forty. second anniversary Of the fall of the
City of Mexico, he hsying been a soldier of
the United States forces effeotiug the cap
ture. Saturday night he attended the ban
quet OF the Mexican veterans in the Pio-
neer Hall, and indulged too freely in the
liquid refreshments that were provided
After the banquet be left his friends aud
started for his rooms, and the next morn
ing awoke 10 fnd that he was minus q
watch, his veteran badge and few dollars
in silver which he had in his pocket.
The watch was silver Waltham, beal-
ing the number 3 244, 102, while the case
number was $50, 306 The badge was co :
per, cast out of gnns captured from the
Mexicans at Cerfo G,rdo, and was in
scribed - S Wsrd, Fourth Artillery, U.
s. A" The loss was reported to ihe po-
lice
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HENRY S. IVES.
He Burns the Stock Ledger in Order to
Obliterate His Crimes

He Burns the Stock Ledger in Order to
Obliterate His Crimes.
New YORK, September 16th.-The trial
of Henry S. Ives was resumed this morn
ing. E W. Woodruff, Confidential Secre-
tary to Ives, and later Secretary to the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road, was
called to the witness stand. The witness
gave history of his relations with Ives
and Stayner. After they had secured con-
troll Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton road, the firm proceeded at once to
make d heavy overissue of stock in the
Hames of clerks in Ives & Stayner's office.
An overissue of LOCO shares of the face
value of 100000 was made by the witness
on Ives order, and delivered TO Zimmer.
man to cover Ives Indebtedness to Zim-
merman. On the same day, previous to
August II, 1887, the witness, on Ives or
der, took the stock ledger to Ives house in
Brooklyn and burned it in the furnace to
conceal the overissue of stock The wit
ness, however. kept record of all these
transactions in small book. Ives knew
about this, and sometimes made entries in
it himself. This book was taken TO New
ark, n. j., and kept until March last.
The book was produced in Court and
identified and the record of the fraudulent
stock issue read.
After recess the witness stated that 1900
shares were subsequently handed him by
Ives for the purpose of canceliDg the old
stock, which he did. Twenty of these GER
tificates were identified by Woodruff. These
were not recorded, because there was more
stock available for cancellation than would
suffice to oounterbalance the over-issue.
Witness said Ives told him to take the
Unauthorized stock and wipe it out alto
gether. Woodruff told how be and Ives
one night copied off with the aid of the
stock transfer books the names and created
new set Of certificates purporting to be
the ones remaining out and showed them
to Mr.. Burns, a bank official, as the out
standing certificates.
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Henry Church, Pupil, Falls from I
BeIfrY and is Killed

Henry Church, Pupil, Falls from the
Belfry and is Killed.
FRESNO September 16.h.-A distressing
accident occurred here this morning. The
new High School building is lust COM
pleted and school opened to. day. Before
the school was called to order the scholars
went over the building generally on tour
of inspection, and five boys, including
Henry, the 17year-old son of George E.
Church, prominent attorney and member
of the City Board of Education, ascended
into the belfry, and not knowing they were
there the teacher locked the door of the
entrance on the upper main floor. The
boys descended, and finding themselves
locked in, began endeavoring to attract the
attention of their schoolmates outside on
the ground.
-Four reascended the belfry, but Young
Church stepped to the opening, for the win
dow has not been finished and had on a
board only half an inch thick, which broke
and precipitated him to the ground, forty
i've feet below. On the wav down his
forehead struck turnsiile window and he
fell upon the steps to the entrance to the
basement. He lived five minutes. Church
was present at the opening of the school
and was beside his boy before he died. The
utmost confusion prevailed and the school
was dismissed for the day.
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There ARC no Ba,nv pays

For those who continue to rise unrefreshed
after nights of unrest. Nervousness, in
somnia, indigestion = these constitute a
triple alliance that perpetually wars against
mans comfort, and robs both brain and
body of tranquility. Combat the trio for O
time with Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters, and
it will give ground and eventually fly the
field. The basis of reform is the rectifca-
ton of digestion, for the brain and nerve
trouble is simply reflex of the disturb.
ance of that all important function. A
wine glassfall before each meal of the
national stomachic insures facile digestion,
and repetition of the pleasant dose be.
fore retiring promotes nerve and muscle
invigorating sleep. Associated with indi-
gestiou we usually find biliousness and
constipation. But together, or independent
of each other, these malsdies are subia-
gated by the bitters, which also remedies
kidney trouble, rheumatism, neuralgia
and malaria.
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ONCE SHE WAS PURE.
A San Jose Girl in Sad Plight in Port
land. OreDon

n san Jose Glrl In Sad Plight in Port
land, Oregon.
PORTLAND (Or), September 16,h.-Eys
Temple, an abandoned women, well. known
in the lower stratum of life in this CITY, was
locked up in front cell of fhe city jail this
morning by order of the Chief of Police, on
account of her unbalanced state of mind
She has been lowering around the CITY iail
for several days demanding protection OF
the police from some persons who she
claims Is trying to poison her. She is the
daughter of wealthy parents in San lose
Cal, and is highly educated and accom-,
plished, being at one time the leading belle
of that city.
Her father has been telegraphed concern
ing her mental condition, but no answer
has yet been received. If he does not send
for her she will be examined before the
County Judge, and 10 doubt will be con-
signed to the Insane Asylum. The girls
true name is Ida C. Snoddy.
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TROUBLE INEVITABLE,
An Indian Outbreak Threatened by the
HuaIipis at Hackherry


NEEDLES, September 16Ih-Intelligence
has just reached here of anticipated trouble
with the Indians ct blackberry. The
prominent citizens of blackberry have tele-
graphed TO kingman for arms and ammu-
milton. The cause of the trouble is not
definitely known, though it has been feared
for some time the Huslipi Indians were
dissatisfied. This tribe has been holding a
big powwow and war dances in the noun
tains adjacent to blackberry for some
weeks; and though it was an alleged dance
for rain, old settlers have predicted trouble
all along. Yesterday at blackberry an
Indian family who had refused to Join in
the dance were notified that if they did not
unite with the tribe they would be killed.
Members of the tribe who have worked for
Mr.. CroSire, a prominent stockman of that
locality, LETT his place yesterday, refusing
to work longer for him. Lieutenant Her
sey, of Fort Moiave, is at blackberry, and
says he does not feel like meeting the In
dians. He says trouble is inevitable. The
citizens of blackberry are fortifying and
sending their families away.
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SOCIALIST sYMPATHIEs.
A Millionaire's Murder characterized as
Poetic Retribution

CHICAGO, September 16th-"We consider
the killing of Mr.. Gesswein not murder
but poetic retribution, and our deepest
sympathy is with the ruined inventor. y
This was the text of a resolution which was
adopted at a socialist meeting yesterday.
Gesswein was 8 New York millionaire,
lately killed by inventor Diehle, who was
rendered desperate by poverty and his be-
lief that he had been wrouged. After q
vigorous debate the resolution was carried
despite the opposition of Dynamite" Dacy,
who made long speech to show that NO
inventor deserves pity. ANY man who
invents anything" be says, 'for million
aire TO eteal and use to cut the poor man s
throat ought 10 die
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sUsPICIOus oITFII.
Two Men Arrested at GreenviIIe and
Charged with Stage Robbery.


Charged with Stage Robbery.
GREENyILLE, September 16 h.-Yester-
day two men were arrested here for rob-
biDg the stage at Bidwells Bar last Tues.
day. One is Antoine Schneider, German,
who once ran breweryin Greenyille. The
other is very dark, pock. marked, shrewd
Irlshman, about 80 years old, named
Michael Dunlevey.
Schneider, when arrested, had shotgun
and roll OF blankets, the latter contain
ing, among other things, four new com
mon grain bags. Dunlevey was arrested at
Crescent and brought here His blankets
and a reddish comforter contained a No. 4
X L pistol, miners single hand-hammer
and miners csndlestick.
Both men left OrovilIe Sunday before the
robbery aud were seen nine miles above
the morning before When examined
Schneider had S. in gold and small mug
get: Dunlevey had two S. pieces. There
will be an examination to-day at Bpm
before Justice Ketch1m.
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sHIPwRECKEO MARINERS.
Twenty-Five Days in an Open Boat with
out Food or Drink

Twenty-Five Days in an Open Boat with
out Food or Drink.
AUCKLAND, September l6.h.-The Tonga
steamer Walnut has brought ia this port
the Captain AID crew of the British ship
Garston, Captain Davies, from Sydney n.
S. w, for San Francisco, which loUndered
il midocean.
The shipwTecked sailors were % days in
en open heat without foed or water. on
the twenty-second day the men, driven TO
desperation by hunger and thirst, decided
ha. one of their number must be sscri-
ti2ed TO save the lives Of the others. They
were casting lots to see who should be the
victim when they sighted Wall Island
The natives of the island assisted the ex-
hausted men to land send treated them in
the kindest manner. The mission boat
took them to Tonga
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Portland,s Expesition.

Ga the 26th of September. the first an
nual exposition of the North Pacific Indus
trisl Association will be opened in Port
land, and will continue for tuil month.
The Association has expended $2200G0 on
the building and grounds, and every avail.
aole inch Of the six and one half acres of
floor space in the mammoth building has
been taken by exhibitors. Libaati the
great cornetist, with band of fifty OF the
best musicians of New York, will furnish
the music.
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HARRY BERNARD.

NORNER OF SIXTH AND 1, STREETS. H4s
" on hand light open and top BUGGIES' Iirht
tyc-seat cauopy-top CARRIAGES, for family
Use light for one or two horses TO pull; also the
hnest family carriages in this city, light grocer
light breaking carts, price so So Carriage
painting and rspairing III the lowest possible
prices for good work. ap9otf5p
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All Quiet in Samoa.

AUCKLAND, September 10th The latest
adviCes from Samoa are that Mahetoa was
quietly restored to power, and he and
Mataafa hsve gone to lbe island OF &ouoao,
where they will remain until the decisions
of the Berlin Confer, nee have been con-
firmed. The German Consulate at Apia
notified Tama'csa that Germany was pre-
cIuded from giving support to any party
on the island.
reath of an Island Queen.
AUCKLAND, September 16th-Advicss by
the steamer Walnut announces t5e death
OF the Queen of the Tonga Islands.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure ali
cases OF Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal
weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
aiimeuts arising from excess indiscretion. and
aonse, A compete restorative. Price 81 so a
polite, sent by express c. o. D. A. McBOYLE
q 90, druggists. 5oi Washington street. San
Francisco. p o. Box 1852 my6Snl
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Regular meeting of the CALI c7>
edonlan Association will be held TO-r, "a IL
MORROW TUesday) ENENING, at sssi ~
O'Clock; Neighboring clansmen are &Sssky
cordially invited to attend
A NJ. McCOLLUM. Chief
w. WARDLAw. Third Chieftain lB.C si6-2ts
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Fire in YoIn Timber.

WOODLAND, September 16ih.-Telephone
reports from up about Cspay and Winters
report large timber fire raging in Hungry
Hollow. 1t was started BY some wood
choppers, and has burned over a section of
land ten miles long by five miles wide.
Il has been impossible to get it under
control It has partly left the timber
district and has passed over large tracts of
stubble and sheep range. Fences have also
suffered. 1t is impossible to estimate the
loss. 1t is now making its way toward
Capay valley. A strong north wind is
blowing.
the trial of Dan Bemmerly and William
Wohifrom for the murder of Matt Faigle
commences to. morrow.
Conductors Convention.
Los ANGELES, September 16th.-Tbe first
annual convention of the International
brotherhood of Railroad Conductors met
in this city to-day. About fifty delegates
from the East and Pacific coast are in at
tendance. Colonel A n. Miller of the Los
Angeles Division, welcomed the delegates.
w. II. Sheasby of San Bernardiuo Diyis-
ion, responded for the conductors. At2P.
NJ. the convention went into executive ses-
sion. The Brotherhood has twenty-one
divisions and about 2 600 members. The
delegates report the order growing rapidly
Arizona News
TUCSON, September 16th.-The Mexicans
began their celebration of the pation's in.
dependence yesterday, and have kept il up
all day and will end it in big blowout to-
night. The exercises consisted of pro.
cesslon and addresses by Mexicans and
Americans.
The Grand Jury completed its labors to.
day and found nineteen indictments. four
OF them against a former citizen of much
prominence, and csndidste for the Su-
preme Bench in one of the Territories.
Large Shark Captured.
Los ANGELES September l6lh.-A ham
merhead shark, nine and half feet long,
weighing 800 pounds. was caught by fisher
men at San Pedro today after a desperate
fight.
1t persisted in following their boat and
was finally baited with hook thrown Ia
1t. Ii was caught, but could not be pulled
aboard. 1t broke away aud came at the
boat again, whers it VAS shot four times.
killed and safely landed.
The A. and p. Strike.
ALBUQUERQUE IN. NJ J, September I6sh.-
General Manager Robinson, of the A and
r, returned last night, and after consulta.
llon with Master Mechanic Hancock and
superintendent OF Transportation Smith.
wired the Grievance Committee at Win
slow to come to Albuquerque tonight. /,
is rumored here that the Santa Fe brake
men will boycott the 4. and P freight, aud
it forced TO handle ii will strike, but moth
ing definite could be learned.
Bursting of Reservoir.
MURPHY, September 10th The reservoir
near Altayille, belonging to the Utica and
Angels Quariz Mining Company, burst YES
terday morning, breaking two lines of
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SALE OF BONDS.
Kraft Irrigation District, Colusa
County, California.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ Beard Of Directors OF Kraft Irrigation Dis
trict that said Board will at its office on the
o'Hair Ranch, near the town of 0rland, In the
county of Colusa, State of California. on the
hrs day OF October In the year 1889, at 10 O'Clock
A; y of ssid day, sell to the highest responsible
bidder for cash in gold coin of the United
States, one hundred bonds OF the said District
TO the amount OF Fifty Thousand Dollars. being
part OF an issue of bonds aggregating the sum
OF Eighty Thousand Dollars: that sealed pro-
posals for the purchase of said bonds will be re-
ceived by said Board, at its Office, til the day
ana hour aforesaid, at which time said Board
VIII open the proposals and award the purchase
o. SAID bonds 70 Che highest responsible bidder;
pu~ sain Board reserves the right to reject any
CT all DOS and VIII in no event sell any of said
poisds LOT less than ninety per cent. OF the face
FaiGe thereof; said bonds are dated he first q ay
OF Ooeooer, In the year 1889 and bear interes tat
the re1e OF six per cent. per annum, PAYABLE
semi annually. Any interest accruing between
said date and the date OF the sale and delivery
of said bonds shall be credited before delivery
on the nrst maturing coupons attached to said
bonds. All bids shall be accompanied by a ceg.
titled check in the sum of Five Hundred Dol.
lars, as guarantee of good faith to be returned
20 maker If his bid be rejected or he carries out
the terms OF his bid.
Dated September 3, 1889.
J. H. ROGERS, Secretary OF said Board
p. o. Address, 0riand, Cal. IS 2lt
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found For Sale To Let and similar notices ,rnder
MS head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. AR
notices of this character iOM be found under this
heading.
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You cannot feel well without clear
head, and for this take Simmons LIVER
Regulator.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department rwo-yan Fleet, Judge.

MONDAY, September i6, 1850
James Bithen VS.. John Brewster, Mrs. John
Brewster and George e. McSIullen-Cau tried
and submitted Judgment for plaintiff
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A Wise Woman

VIII try and preserve her charms She may
lack classic outline of FORM but she shouId nse
SOZOD Mt, and retain the beauty and usefnI.
ness of her teeth. a fine set OF teeth is one of
the highest charms. SoZoDONT will do this
work.
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sac best niaoe Ia etsAz=nis - your printing done
\ ]. Io:nstos 4 t.oHs tse s. j.erame=:o. Cal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CRASH! BANG!
Big Gut
Down Go Prices of Crockery.
Glass, China and TinWare.
THIRTY DAYS OF RBCK ESS CUTTING.

NoU CANNOT REALIZE HOW VERY
i cheap we are selling everything. Come TO
our stores, examine our goods and see our
prices. They win astonish you
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
ShipYFeeked Mariners in an Qp8a Boat
For Twenty two Days,
LATEST ADvICES FROM SAMOA.
Adjusting the Difficulties Tho Out
growth OF the Great Loa-
don Strike.
AFTER THE "BLACKLEGs.-

ESPECIAL D1ssArcHEa TO rHE nrooRD.us1os.
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&6 BUYS a. CORD
OF STOVE WOOD, or TON OF COAL
for 20 Get yogr winters supply now 81
tbe c. Q. D, YSFd, Four.c ssc streets
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ALONG TIE PACIFIC COAST.
The Lone HIsdWayman Again RObs the
Forest Hill Sage.
SCHOOL BOYS DEATH AT FRESNO.
Two Men Arrested for Robbing the
Bidwell Bar stage-Larse
Shark Caught.
IFBoIAL DISPATCHES TO TEE PEooRD-uEIos.l
SCHOOL BOYS DEATH AT FRESNO.
SAD SCHOOL OPENING.

Isrso1AL DISPATCHES TO TEE rrOoRD.usIos.)
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Daughters of st. George will meet at
y. NJ. !. Hal, THIS tuesday, EVENING at s
O'Clock. All members requested to attend.
JULIA PATTERSON, President
ANNE SPRAGUE. Recording Secretary It's
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MURPHY, September 16th The reservoir
near Altayille, belonging to the Utica and
Angels Qoarz Mining Company, burst YES
terday morning, breaking two lines of
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pipe Of the Utica and stckels Mining
Company, necessitating the closing of the
workings for time and causing considera-
BILE loss to Angels and vicinity, the water
being stored for steam working. There
was no loss of life.
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IL. s. Irregular meeting this evening.
]. B. LAMKIN, C.
CpnNyfTV 1,S
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DARN FOR SALE-355 ACRES OF LAND AT
L. Routiers Station; all under cultivation,
bearing all inclosed with a good fence, and
necessary buildings for farm ing purposes price,
s65 per acre For particulars call on the prem,
ises or address the undersigned at Routier's
So 9tH pETEP
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE, WEST
- oI EIghth on J ; also, on X street. Inquire
of 81 IR0BEL, Sellers Re dezyous az 7 ST 81 IS
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TO TrNEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS
i Inquire at 5lS street. sIl-6Ls
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FUR sALg--To LET.

TOR SALE = CHEAP, COUPE AND HAR
" ness, corner Twelfth and streets SIC .St#