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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
w. n. wHET.TONE.
Footprints of the California and southern
Land Trust Company.

Land Trust Company.
a few days ago the RECORD UNION ex-
posed the schemes of the California and
Southern Land Trust Company, of Cincin-
natl, o.. of which w. H. Milestone was
said to be the Resident Manager at San
Francisco. At that time it was supposed
that the schemes of the company were only
worked in the East, but the article in the
REcoRD-UNIoN has resulted in the disclos-
ure of some of its footprints in this State,
as will be seen from the following. which
appeared in the Red Bluff Sentinel of
Wednesday, under the head of The VIII
bur Colony Swindle:"
1t seems that the California and South
ern Land Trust Company has not ceased
its schemes TO dupe innocent people in the
East. 1t has modified its circulars so that
Tehama county is not mentioned. and w.
ii. MILESTONE, who found it TOO warm to
remain in Red Bluff, has transferred his
base OF operations to San Francisco.
The swindle was investigated and de-
nounced by the Board of Trade of Tehama
county, and now the concern gives no clue
as 70 whereabouts in the Sacramento valley
their 100000 (?) acres of land is located
They advertised the same amount of land
IN Tehama county and actually owned one
section-640 acres"
A private letter to the RFcoRp- UNION
from Red Bluff, incloses circular issued
by Milestone while he was located in that
city as Resident Ianager of the Califor-
| mia and Southern Land Trust Company"
The letter states that he worked exclusively
| upon Eastern people, and sent cut letters
| and circulars at the rate of 500 to 600
week, until The Board of Trade condemned
| the scheme and he left. The circular con-
| tains the same pictures and much of the
descriptive matter found in the circulars
sent from the East by the California on
Wheels party; is on paper of the same
color and was undoubtedly printed on the
same press. But the scheme advertised in
| the Red Bluff circular is 6 The Great Will
Der Colony" which is described as being
within ten minutes ride of the center oil
| the city of Red Bluff, the county seat of
Tehama county, which is a city OF 1900
population, with gas. electric Lights, water
works, large manufacturing industries and
situated in the most productive district on
| the face of the earth-the great Sacramento
| valley" etc. 1t offers wonderful induce
ments to the tenderfoot," but would not
deceive any Californian. The manager of
the State Board of Trade has evidently
not made mistake in denouncing the
schemes OF this company.
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Knights of the kuuckle.

About 800 persons assembled at the Capt.
tai City Athletic Club room last evening to
witness the glove contest between Jerry
Haley and Charles Cannon. Before the
event of the evening took place a number OF
local sparrers engaged in friendly bouts
After these preliminaries. Jerry Haley
and Charles Cannon entered the ring. to
battle for the honors of the evening. Haley
was seconded by Ed. Cuff and John Cannon,
and Cannon by John Norton and ]. Arm.
strong. After great deal of wrangling,
in which the audience took an active part,
Tom Norton was selected for referee. All
the call of time the fight was begun and
lasted for nineteen rounds, when by a
chance blow on the stomach, Cannon was
knocked out. Referee Norton remarked
after the fight that he believed it was a
fake"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
NE rooK THE WRONG MEDICINE.


Robert stewart, of Petaluma, recently had a
queer experience. Ee writes:
''carbuncles and boils afflicted my face and
neck for weeks. Finally procured bottle
of one OF the leading sarsaparillas. To my
surprise it made matters worse. This made
me lose faith in sarsaparilles. bit seeing a
statement that Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla
dried ~ bcils and face eraptions instead OF
forcing more ont as the potash sarsaparillas
do, I bought bottle. The effect was aston
ishing. The carbuncles and boils began to dry
up, and in two weeks my face was as well and
smooth as ever. My brother also took a bottle
with the same benefit. RongEr STEWART,
'.Petaluma, Cal"
Explanatory Note-The mineral iodide OF
potash, which is the basis of nearly all other
sarsarsrilias, attacks the blood direct, hence
forces Impurities through the skin, creating
moro bcils and pimples joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla acts oppositely. It's vegetable alter
atives stimulate the various secreiive organs
and thus eliminate all Impurities through the
natural channels, hence dries Up pimples and
skin eruptions at once. The above testimon-
ial IS case IN point.
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sumed in procuring four jurors. Hon.
Byron Waters has been employed 10 as
sist IN the prosecution. Tue defense are
given every advantage, so that only one
trial will be necessary. The defense will
be the insanity dodge. but strong fight
will be made for conviction, as the crime
was most atrocious one.
San Francisco Briefs.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11th.-Tb Exec
utive Committee of the Centennial Celebra.
tratlon met this afternoon, w. S. Garrett,
Chairman. Colonel Stuart NJ. Taylor was
appointed committee of one to prepare
an appropriate address TO be published in
the papers, setting forth the history of the
occasion. Colonel Barry was unanimously
confirmed for Grand Marshal for the pros
pective parade.
Capitalists will soon build an sS00
hotel on Santa Monica bay. at Redondo
Beach, to rival the Coronado and SAINTS
Munics.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
JERE LYNCH.
Judge Toohy and G.. A. Buckley After
Him,

Him.
SAN Francisco, April 11th-The follow
ing, which is published as card in the
evening paper, explains itself:
One jeremiah Lynch recently published a
memoir of a certain San Francisco politician.
and in the screed makes some reference to the
undersigned. Ali that jeremiah Lynch stated
therein about me is wiIlfuly false, and its author
is liar and coward. D. ]. TooHy.
The articlereferred to by Judge Toohy was
issued in a pamphlet form and a synopsis
published in the San Francisco papers. 1t
reviewed c. A. Buckley's political methods.
and charged him and his colleagues with
bribery ana all kinds of political corruption.
The portion referred 10 by Toohy is as
fJllows:
Judge Toohy is an ignorant, pompouS fellow.
who got himself nominated for Judge because
he was President of the Land League He mis-
used the sympathy that all Americans, particu-
larry those OF Irish birth and descent, naturally
feel for Emmets lauo, to hoist himself into a
position. Utterly unprincipled and brazen as
Beelzebub, he and Buckley were soon in ac-
cord.
G. A. Buckley, referring to the pamphlet,
said that the statement is a lie from be-
ginning to end" and refers to it as mean
and cowardly attack by "a scoundrel with
no character"
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The phi,osop,,y Of ys,e

The philosophy of Francis Bacon is the
philosophy of life. " Despise no new acct
d mt in the body said he, /" but ask opin
ion of it; in sickness principally respect
health, and in health action.n There are
many so called slight affections which men
think it brave nor to notice. 1t is not
bravery, it is folly. As Bacon says, " de-
spise no new accident in the body" Bran.
dredth's Pills will remove effectua ly and
at ono thousand and one of the little ills
of life that often, if neglected. take years
to cure. BE sure to have with you always
a box of Brandre.h's Pills.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
THE Reform SCHOOLS.
No Money Appropriated for the One in
Los Angeles CountY

Los Angeles County.
Another bill passed by the late Legisla-
ture turns out to be faulty in very ma
terial matter. 1t has been ascertained that
the bill providing for the erection of a re.
form school in Los Angeles county does
not make any appropriation for the pur-
chase OF site. though it was undoubtedly
the intention of the Legislature TO do so.
Attorney. General Johnson, after examin-
ing the law yesterday, said at is my
opinion that the Trustees are not author
lied to use any part of the 100000 for q
site. The Act clearly specifies that the
money shall go to the erection, equipment
and maintenance of the building and
grounds of the reform school,"
1t would appear from this that if Los
Angeles is TO have reform school the peo-
pie of that county will have to donate a
site.
The Acknowledgement found that the bill
providing for the reform school at lone
mskes appropriations both for purchasing
a site and erecting the necessary buildings
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Earned runs-stockton, 5; Oakland J. Three
base hit-Selna. Two-5ase hit-Sweeney.
Stolen bases-Long (S), Mcdonald (2) Dooley
q, Cahill q; Hardie ~, Daley ~, Behan ~.
Stiekney %, Howard o., Selma (2) o'Neill (2).
on called balls-Stockton, s.. Oakland, A. Left
on bases-Stockton, 9; Oaklsnd, 6. Struck out
By Fucger, 4; by Baker, 6. Hit by Pitcher
ONeil and Whitehead. Double plays-O Neill,
Mcdonald and Dooley; Whitehead and Behan
Passed bslls-DePangher, i; Daley, 1. Time of
game, hours. Umpire, Young. Bachelor,
official scorer.
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Good Fruit Country.

S. j. Holsinger, of Forest Home, writes
to friend in this city that there is every
prospect for fine fruit crop there this
year. He says he believes that section will
prove equal 10 Newcastle Tor early fruits.
On April LIST he measured some of his fiss
on the trees, and found them 81 inches in
circumference. On the 7th they measured
iive inches. Apricots measured 81 inches.
Hoisinger would like to know how this
compares with other sections, and some in
tereshng comparisons might be made If
fruit-growers would send the RECORD.
UNION some fruit measurements made, saw
on the 18th inst
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
Acci,en,ai,y Drown. d.

Such was the verdict of the Coroner's
Jury that last night investigated the matter
of the drowning of Thomas Francis Smith,
VINO was found dro wned in the slough the
o'her day. Oihcer Cunningham appears 20
have been the last person who saw him
alive. and Smith was then on ] street yoif,. I,
eastward. Deceased was native of Kings
county. Ireland. and his age was % years.
4 months and DAYS.
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Recovered Iiis Mind.

Some months ago Stockton telegram
related that Jacob Ri,inger, of Auburn
while attending the Grand Army Encamp.
ment Al that city--suddenly became in.
sane. which caused his macy friends at
Auburn and this city great pain. From a
gentleman who returned few days ago
from Auburn il was learned that Mr.. Rit-
finger was again a. his home in that town.
and that he had entirely recovered his rea.
CON
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Heavy Railroad travel.

The Oregon express runs two or more
sleepers nowadays. and the travel by that
line seems to be steadily increasing. Last
nights train was composed of fifteen
coaches. with two regular sleepers and two
vestibule cars and a dining-room car. The
latter three belonged to RAYMOND excur-
sion train attached to the regular express.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
The Stocktons Wipe the Diamond with
the Oaklands

SAN Francisco, April 11th.-Oakland
played winning ball up to the fifth inning
to-day, when Stockton took batting streak
and hit Fudger at will. piling up eight runs
in the fifth and sixth innings, although a
foolish throw by Fudger let in three runs.
The Stocktons played good ball. Baker
was touched up rather lively, but their in
field did good work. ONeill was at short,
and no trouble occurred with Umpire
Young. The score is as follows:
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Co1demning a Quarry.

PoRTLAND(0r) .April11th United States
District Attorney Lewis L. Macarthur, is
about to bring suit in the United States
Circuit Court and against Mary E. Griffin.
and her husband, James H. Griffin, to
cause them TO dispose of certain tract of
land which is wanted for Government pur-
poses. The land is situated at Yaeuina
Bay and comprises little over eighteen
acres. 1t is necessary that the Government
should have this land, as lying underneath
the surface of it is a quarry of rock. which
was located and designated by Govern
ment agent to be used in improving the
hsrbor at that place. The District Attorney
wishes the Court to establish the true value
of the land and force the present owners to
sell at that figure.
heavy sand-storm in the vicinity of
Cello has caused great delay in the arrival
of the Eastern train
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raine from the grasp of Bismarck. He is
but in middle life; he has not one whit
abated his purpose, and no matter what
becomes of Boulanger, while Deroulede
lives the poet-soldier will be menace to
the peace of France.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
PACIFIC COAST.
JUDGE TOOHY AFTER THE SCALP
OF JERE LYNCH.
Preparing to Receive the
Native Sons-Etc.
TEN TO FIVE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-us1oS.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
:, ANoSc the blind the one eyed is king.
Warmers Log CABIN Plaster

is to strengthen the foundation of health
and thus insure health. Best and CHEAP.
est in the market. All druggists keep
them.
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Marysyille Items.

Marysyille Items.
MARYsyILLE, April 11th.-Good progress
is being made in the Blue Point mine at
Smartsville, formerly worked by the hv-
draulic process, and now by drifting. Its
auriferous cement is worked by an arastra.
Several Marysville parties are interested.
More drift mining is sbout TO be begun in
Smartsville ground, formerly devoted to
the hydraulic process entirely, and the
town is looking up.
The custom of the Digger Indians in
California has always been 10 cremate their
dead. The first funeral of an Indian bv
burial from the neighborhood of SmartS-
vile took place day OF two since The
remains were inferred in Nevada county.
They We're of a girl, who was one of the
fifth OF SIX generations in which there were
living specimens up To two years ago.
Captain Mullan Again.
SALEM (Or), April 1lfh.-Captain John
Mullau lett to-day for Washington. He
has been several days examining the State
records TO ascertain tie amount of interest
paid by the State on bounty relief bonds
| aud other war claims, which the State has
against the Government, with a view ui
preparing evidence 10 present TO the Board
of Examiners at the War Department, and
| securing the allowance.
III 1000 QftHpn reHei DOrlUS TO the
amount of S93637 and bounty bonds to the
| amount OF $IS7, 200, and Captain Mu!an
states that the interest on these bonds now
nearly equals the principal.
An Oregon Paper Scorched.
PESDLEToS lOr). April 1lth-Last
night the East Oregonidn building was dis
covered to be ON IRE, but the flames were
subdued after a loss 10 the building oil
IS 600; to the stock of type and fixtures.
$1,000, and to the library, S, Geo. ALI is
fully covered by insurance, except the
The paper came out this evening as usual.
though the issue showed plainly that the
fire fiend bad been around. The East Ore.
qonida office was one of our best equipped
printing offices 10 the State lighted by cleo
tricity and heated by steam. The paper
will be fully on its feet again by Saturday
night.
A Chinaman Murdered.
San Francisco. A ril lI;h-Wong Ming
Sy. u partner of Wong Lin in the cigar
manufacturing establishment at $50 Pacific
street, was stabbed in the back this after
noon bv All Hing workman in the fac
tory. Death was almost instantaneous.
Hing was Immediately arrested. II is be-
believed dispute over money matters led
to the murder.
Morse's Murderer on Trial.
SAN BEgSARDINo, April 1lth.-The trial
of John Oaks, for the murder of L. II.
Morse. the Cashier of the San Bernardino
National Bank last December. commenced
this morning. The entire day was con-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-12
/. Q. Q. PICNIC.

PROPOSALS FOR REFRESHMENTS BIDS
i will be received for the exclusive privilege
of furnishing refreshments at the Odd Fellows,
Picnic to be held at LETS GROVE. APRIL 90,
1889. Bids must be handed to me before SAT-
UkDAY, APRIL 13, G P. NJ. at 81 J street.
A. S. HOPKINS,
Chairman Committee on Privileges.
c5-No spirituous liquors will be permitted to
be sold on the grounds BIC aps-td
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An Investment.

Lot 40xl60, I street. near Twelfth.
with three houses renting Tor rs per month
Price, s. $50. This is one of the best locations
in the city.
beautiful building lot for Two or three
persons; l21N160; corner Il and Nineteenth
streets. Price, $500. Lots on street are
getting scarce.
So, ko0-s0xl6o; + street. Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
ss.o00-HiGk LOT. SONl60. northeast cor
ner Twenty-fourth and Q streets.
S6,5oo-Fun block, X and :, ThirtIeth
and Thirty-frSt Being on the railroad this
is good location for factory
50, O00-Sox16o. northeast corner Eight
zenith and streets.
Be- The prospects for an immediate advance
IN all kinds OF property were never better in
sacramento than now BOOMS may OF may
not be an advantage to locality. but they make
things very INTERESTING TO those fortunate
enough to have property. So prepare for the
one which Is surely coming.
A. LEONARD & SON,
Real Estate Agents,
1914 Fourth Street Sacranap.r
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A SAN FRANCISCO contemporary says:
"The school of journalism at Cornell Uni
versity, if it has not turned out any ac-
complished newspaper men, has at least
shown many undergraduates that there is
more to learn in the business than they
ever dreamed CT" But it cannot be
learned outside of stirring, practical
newspaper experience. 1t will be found
that Cornelps journalistic graduates will
need some years of experience on good
newspapers before they will be worth much
in the newspaper business.
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Morse's Murderer on Trial.

SAN BERSARDINo, April 1lth.-The trial
of john Oaks. for the murder of L. II.
Morse. the Cashier of the San Bernardino
National Bank last December. commenced
this morning. The entire day was con-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-11
S p |! J ] S A !.
M | "a
Go DDS and
N ING LAMPS 81 30.

&c. Mr.. Bascomb and family now occupy
their new home. It is.a fine house and
when completed will add greatly to the
appearance of the street. Il. 5s
The Bush s. Gerts piano seems to
have totally eclipsed every other piano in
Austin as there are thirteen Of them here
now and not half that number Of any
other make. They certainly must be
giving splendid satisfaction. .#.
We advertise to let the public know
what we have to offer, not what we
haven't got nor what we cant get This
has reference to the Gem Jew.lry Store,
first door north Of FIRST National Bank.
Don't make q mistake in the place.
&. An event to be rendered BY all par
ticipating was the meeting of Fidelity
Lodge held ct Masonic Hall last Wednes-
day evening. Fidelity Lodge was out in
force. and large number of Masons
were present from neighboring lodges.
There was work in the third degree. fol-
lowed by banquet that is simply unsur.
passable. The ladies Of the w. r. e..
furnished the supper. and everyone
speaks In highest terms of the spread.
All look forward to another one like it,
but s. N. Merrill will hold the meeting in
special remembrance. +. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

~. igE.vGa 11xSSONAA 06N1 AONs .ss
Hon 3 Hoppin was in our citv Saturday.
I'M Knox returned from his st. Paul visit
Tuesday.
Mrs LanRwortby of Spring Valley has been
visiting Mrs F A Engle.
VIM. Beatty we hear has been quite sick
with typhoid fever at Tacomah. Wash.
Hal Huukins has been sick for the past
week. Threatened with pneumonia, we be-
lieve. .s~ .--..
Hastings Gazette: w n Benedict of st
Paul has been added to the force at s A
Riches barber shop. -
Walter Carpenter, a nephew Of N. Kingsley.
Of Ottawa, ILL.,, has recently come to Austin as
salesman in Dettlebach's Clothing House.
A VanHemert went to Mankato Tuesday
to assist In the Dairy mems convention now
being held there. He intends to return
Friday. ".
Mr. Holmes was in Austin Monday. Mr..
Holmes is stepfather to Mrs Frank Ticknor
He was on his way to California, where he
and Mrs Holmes will spend the winter.
T X Dahle was over from Brownsville Mon
day evening to attend the Commandery
banquet. He left Tuesday morning for quite
an extensive pilgrimage through the Dakotas
viii Ridley, wife and sister-in.law. Mist
Buckley, of jamestown. Dak,, who have beer
visiting relatives and friends in Austin
week or two returned to their home last Sat
urdAy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-11
CERTIFICATE NO. g.
Rockford, Ill.,, NoD. 22, 80.
S. SWEN1NGsEN, ESQ.,,

Isl Austin, MINI.
In addition to the general
warranty and appointment of
agency which we have given
you, we would state that you
are our only recognized and
authorized agent for Austin,
Mimi, and that no warranty
whatever attaches to any Of our
goods when offered for sale by
any one but yourself at Austin.
We will further certify that we
have sold none of our goods to
any other jeweler in Austin,
Mimi, but yourself for the past
two years, and that no one in
Austin has a warranty on our
goods except yourself, and we
will not guarantee any watch
when sold by any one but your
self in Austin.
ROCKFORD WATCH Co.
&c. 3. KNIGHT,
Secretary.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-11

Rockford ies. slled sllVerne stem wind %
Rockford II jewelled slyerine stem wind 49,. 8 90
Rockfordi15 ieweled silyerine stem wind. 8 So
ROCKFORD fully adjusted silverine stem wind. 18 90
Rockford fully adjusted o. silver case..:.... ~ 90
All Rockford Watches are warranted by special
a warranty from the company.
Tho % ma II s ~ silver case . +. ~ 81
rhe 81 ma n 81 silver case 5. &. !. 20
EIvin II ieveled silyerine stem wind 6 so
Rle;n 1 iewaed 8 81 silyerne case. Il. 8 63
Fiein II feweiei a. slyerine case =. %
Elgin is ieveled Mlyerine case. 90
Mgin is jeweled In 2 OF. silver case lV 70
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-11
SlAuGn | Err

q NJ Wheeler movement, silverine case. 8 40
.G II Wheeler movement 2 OF silver case 10 rs
5G M Wheeler movements a OF silver case. IL 30
II Taylor mooement OF silver case. j.. !. IS 30
B. W. Raymond o.. silver case. 1890. 20 10
Waltham, Aurora. Hampton and Columbus watches
= Of corresponding grades ct same prices.
Ladies, Elgin gold filed hunting case stem wind
tease warranted Tor 20 years.. .. B. I. " IL rs
Ladies' Elgn 10 karat, hunting, stem wind 3. is 90
Ladies' Elgin II karat, hunting stem wind I. % 40
i day strike, solid black walnut clock 81 IS
8 So g : 5. alarm clock. 2 IS
g = d " 81 = - S 81 = q rs
g # :. ss45 = 3 90
4 ret Solid silver teaspoons. engraving free 100
Roger Bros. teaspoons, single plate, eng free . 81