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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-02-01

SESATon HEARsr's JocKEY.-Anthony
Hamilton, the celebrated young colered
Jockey who has risen from comparative
poverty to fame and fortune. and whose re-
turn to Carolina was exclusively mentioned
in the World about two weeks ago, is on
his native heath, having come to Columbia
on visit to his mother From . weekly
stipend Of 81 so to bank account OF $l5-
600 in five years is a mirsculous achieve
ment, and no wonder that this ysung Afri-
can CrGsus is the subject Of many congrst-
ulations from his old companions, and many
admiring glances from the bellies OF his
race. Hamilton has certainly "struck IL
rich" this time. In conversation to-day he
said that he had made contract for the
season of 1889 with Senator Hearst, of Cal /
foJnia. for the sum Of $4,000.
ROld Hardy Solomon. never dreamed that
the skid" that was born in his yard would
some day be wearing four hundred dollar
Jurgenson watch, chain and lookst, diamond d
studded, and seal rose diamond ring valued
at $3.50. "But time is strange whirligig. -
- Charleston World.
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List Of Letters.

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union for
the week ending FEBRUARY >26th, 1889:
Mrs Benjamin Salter, Mr.. L. b. Gauss,
Andy Sims, Mrs. Nancy Giles.
Mr.. John P. Sartor. Miss Mary Phife,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please cay they are advertised, and will be
required to pay one cent for their delivery,
J, G. HUNTER, P. NJ.
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WILL have . car load of good Mules IN
l. this Market on Monday next, and will
continue to keep on the market during the
season, and will sellthem low for cash, or
on time, on approved papers. Those wish
angMules will call on j. D. Smith, who
Will be in charge of the Mules during. my
absence. - Los. .,- u. p. POOL.
Jan IL 49, 2 81
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Settle up at Once.

Ii persons indebted to tho firm Of 8.
"A M. Rios, Jr.,. & Co., by note or ac-
count are RESPECTFULLY requestsd.t to settle the
same immediately; for after February list.
they will be- placed in the hands of an At
'terney for collection. Our business must
be closed up at once. 5..y -. -
/, Jan 25
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For Town Treasurer.
LANES II. RODGER.

The friends Of James II. Rodger, know
ing him to be q capable, honorable and wor-
sLy s=sn for the position. hereby present
him Is a candidate for the Office Of Treasurer
Of the town Of Union.
ifseb s. 2t*
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Election of Town Treasurer !.
NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ wfiEbe held on the second Monday in
February next, the 11th, in the town. Of
Union, to elect a Treasurer for the ensuing
year. 5n3 .."- .s.t, s,.aL o.! y.i"
MAsAasns.--E.s j. Arthur, - Macbeth
Young, s. 8. Stokes. ,.g.i. i....s- ,gEEE I.
By order Of the. Town Council; ~
.,a..uS J,a W. T. GRAHAM ,ss,.
J. II. RoDaBR, Inteudant.
Feb B. 1t -
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Where to Find Your Mule.

III AVING sold our property, known as
IL the Brick Stable, we will be found dur
ing the remainder of the season at
the old wooden stable, known as the John
Rodgsr stable, where we invite oil our
friends to come, and especially those who
need good mule or q fine horse. We
guarantee every mule and horse we sell,
and arc open to legitimate competition. \,
- y! "~' ALLEN & MILLER. =.
~ Feb 1.a-.5HsG 1l.i g. g.l1t 1m.r,E
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Sale Of Land to Foreclose Mort
.[... - gage. 2aa
RY virtue of the power contained in a Ger
- tain mortgage deed made by Elias Row-
Ter, to Robertson s. Grimball dated Decern-
Der ii, 1884, and recorded in the Office of
the Register Of Mesne Conveyance for
Union County in Book Of Mortgages q. 4.
page Al and also by virtue of . power con-
tanned in certain other mortgage deed Of
said Elias Fowler to Robertson and Grimbali.
dated February 4, 1887 and record cd in said
Register office. in Book of Mortgages +. 81.
'psss sF2,rud-wh c}s--ss;, ,tE1Aartsa saasa lhaxa
been assigned to me, viii sell before The
Court House door at Union by public auc-
tion, to the highest bidder, on the frst, Mon.
day in February next, within The hours Of
Sherif's sales, all the right title and inter-
est of said Elias Fowler, in and to all that
parcel Of land containing ene hundred ceres,
more or less, situate in Union County, in
the State Of South Carolina, and bounded
by lands of p. NJ. Cohen, d. B. Free, John
Holcsmb, and others.
TERM 8 CASH,
II. Nj. GRIMBALL.
January II, 1889.
Jan l8 3 g..
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Notice S, Of r.
Horse and Wagon for Sale.

!, a NY one wishing to purcha Sc sound
1A and gentle horse, that will work any
where you put him, and O wagon and har-
ness, gan find the very annual they want
by applying at this office. IA - :,
* Jan 26 Q,
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--sx-rs..s p = III .s.,S. Gov M IN,
'fsrmers .partner, J. D. Jones. in the mar.
camille business Of Jones & Beatty, at
Union, s. c., shall continue the business
in my own name, al the old stand, and re-
spectfully solicit a continuation Of the pat
fonage 80 kindly extended to the old firm.
.u... w. T. BEATTY.
jap IL -.-,--' q. At
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-16
LITTLE FEET.
Two little feet, so small that both may nestle
In one caressing hand
Two tender feet upon the untried border
of 1ifafc -, Il,


Two little feet, so small that both may nestle
In one caressing hand
Two tender feet upon the untried border
OF LIES mysterious land.
Dimpled and sof., and pink as peaeh-tres
blossoms
In A. ril's fragrant days
How can they walk among the briery tangles
Edglng the world IS rough ways?
These white-rose feet along the doubtful future
Must bear womans load;
Alas since woman has the heaviest burden,
And walks the hardest road.
Love for while viii make the path before them
All dainty, smooth and fair
VIII Gull away the brambles, letting only
Roses blossom there;
But when sb the m nc watchful eyes are
Away from sight of men.
And thee dear feet are left without her guiding,
!" no shall direct them then?
How viii they be allured, betrayed, deluded-
Poor little untaught feet
Into what weary mazes will they wander
What dangers viii they Ineet2
VIII they go stumbling blindly in the darkness
OF sorrows fearful shades?
Or find the upland slopes of Peace and Beauty,
Whose sunlight never fades?
Will they go toiling up Ambitions summit,
The common world above?
Ut IN some nameless vale securely sheltered,
Walk Size by side with Love?
Some feet there be that walk LIES track un-
wounded,
Which find but pleasant ways;
SEINE hearts there be to which this life is only
A round of happy days.
But they are few. Far more there are who
wander
without hope or friend
VINO ma their journey full of pain and losses
And long to reach the end.
IIo,,, 10 II -.
Fair-faced and gentle-eyed,
Before whose unstained feet the worlds rude
highway
Stretches so strange and wide?
All who may read the future? For our darling
We crave all blessings sweet
Aud pray that He who feeds the crying ravens
Will guide the baby feet.
Florence Percy.
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How Hirh-Liosnss WORKS.

Philadelphia papers testify to the fact
that the Brooks high-license law has
worked wonders in that city in reducing
drunkenness. All police magistrates say
there is great falling off in their work
since the law went into effect. In one
Stun district where fifty prisoners were not
an unusual number on Sunday morning,
it often happens that there are none An
other notable difference is the falling off of
intemperance among women. 1t has been
charged that extreme temperance people
are the greatest obstacles in the way of es-
tablishing temperance among the people
of city. They demand too much. They
want prohibition or nothing, and they get
nothing and plenty OF it. Prohibition has
never been anything but farce in the big
cities and ever will be. 1t may be en-
forced in small communities, where there
is public sentiment to back it up, and
there is more or less secret drinking there,
but cities won't have it. A high-license
vigorously enforced is the only means Of
curbing an evil that cannot be eradicated
in cities like New York and Philadelphia
Teras Slaings.
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The Musical Bore.

Of all the social nuisances inflicted on
suffering humanity the musical fiend is
perhaps the most obnoxious to sensitive
natures. tie is the more Objectionable be-
cause he cannot be well avoided; he re-
quires no foil, like that inveterate bore.
the irrepressible retailer of stale Jokes,
but will sit by himself and disseminate all
around him, as it were, unconsciously, the
annoying influence of his personality.
One of the worst specimens of the cl,ss
is the man who beats time with his foot or
head during the performance of any COM
position, whether IL happens TO be a waltz
or Wagner opera. He has worthy
counterpart in the man who q huns the
tune" Another horror is the obliging in
diyidual one meets in social circles, who is
wildly anxious to turn the leaves for the
pianist, but being utterly unable to follow
the player invariably does so at the wrong
moment, and occasionally drops a loose
page on the floor, which he picks up and
replaces upside down.
There is another specimen of the genus
who insists on learning the name of the
piece played only to receive an incorrect
answer from his neighbor Vino does not
positively loathe the man that in the dead
silence which follows the performance Of a
song by an amateur of moderate powers.
audibly remarks that he heard Patti,
Nilsson or Campanini Gas the case may bel
sing that song most exquisitely.
Then there is the gentleman who is great
on plagiarisms, and always discerning
them where they do not exist-the anna
teur composer who invents tunes. plays
them with one finger, or whistles them,
and gets lone of those professional fellows
to write them down"
Perhaps, however, he has a gift of i'm
promising on the piano, although, as he
tells you, he does not know q note Of music.
In such cases, escape from the room while
he is absorbed in his task is the only
remedy. Another trying example of this
kind is the explanatory demon, " no tells
his friend in audible undertone all about
the composition in course of performance,
his statements being 50 utterly wide of the
mark as to make one entertain murderous
thoughts.
At the risk of being considered ungal-
liant, IL may also be stated that those ladies
who persistently fan themselves without
regard for the rhythm of the music, main
tanning one unyielding metronomic tempo,
innocently cause a great deal of distress to
musicians of nervous temperament. Itmay
be urged in palliation of the oflenses OF
these good people that their intentions are
good, although their realization is the
cause of much suffering to Musical
| Herald.
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EARLY moRsING IN THE woops.

= -
Above the eastern mouctsin tops
A narrow lin ofgray
Proclaims the vanishing Of night,
And coming OF the day.
Upon the lake the first pale rays
t.aress the watery plain,
While in the forests lonely aisles
Dark shadows still remain.
The mornig mist like drapery
Hangs over reach and bay;
And ihrorah it. faint and fainter still,
The shore lines fade away.
The water with the vspor blends:
The lake appears TO be
As limitless us the ocean,
An endless, unknown sea.
But upt the bsy. the golden shafts
Have pierced the misty rim,
And in the distance, far and vague,
see the islands swim.
Vast, dim and shadowy beyond,
The ghosts of mountains stand;
Mysterious and stern as fate
They guard The silent land.
The ripples lap along the beach
In changing crystal lines;
On every leaf of birch and brake
A dewdrop spapgle shines.
From stately pine and silver birch
Sweet notes melodious ring,
As feathered sOngsteis of the wood
Their maiin carols sing.
And thus the glad day cometh on
Across The mountain walls,
And down their ancient, rugged slopes
A slanting splendor falls.
Dos through the whispering treetops
The yellow sunbeams pour,
And carpet with cloth of gold
The messy fort st floor.
Asilyery light to the westward,
= To the eastward light of GOLD,
And the spirit of the morning
To me a tale has told,
Forest and Stream.
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Sacramento Coit Stakes.

sacramento Colt Stakes.
The following is list of the entries re-
ceived for the colt stakes of the Sacramento
Association:
Two-year-old Stake.-Funk Bros b g
Lottery Ticket, by Dexter Prince, dam by
Nutwood Morris Toomey's b. t. B, E.
by Fallis-Lady Franklin; Mrs. ]. NJ.
Nason's g. C. Sleigh Bell by Jim Null
venna-Nellie T.; F. A. Jones' blk. c.
Black Bart by Jim Mulvenna-Geo. M.
Patcheu, Jr.; w Gardeners b. t. Loomv M Il
by Adonis-Blaek Ralph; Worth Obe,s
br. I. Lynett by Lynwood, dam unknown !.
z. kerby's b. C. Actor, by Promp,er-
Etelka; r. H. Nason's &. C Silver King, by
Jim Mulyenna; S. B. Lyons b. C. Maiis.er.
by Stefling-Lady Baldwin; W. R. Merill's
DC Clarence Wilkes. by Guy Wilkes
Bella A.; l. Whitmore's br. C. Bookkeeper.
by Caliph-Jule
Three-year- old stake-John n Martins
CHI. C. Del Rav by Clay Duke-Madonna.
w. Gardeners b. g. st. Lucas by A ionis-
Black Ralph. George W. Woodward's b !.
f. Laura u. BY Alex Button-Dolly. r. e.
Stoves ch. c. Gaggers bv Dexter Prince
Jenny Lind. j. "A McCloud's ch. f. Ida
Vernon by Mt. Vernon. dam untraced.
George NJ. French's CHI. f. - by
Vernon-Bess.
1earlng Stake-Hugh Casey's br. f.
- by Falls, dam General Reno F. P.
Lowell's b. t. Nellie Falls, dam by John
Nelson. w. Gardeners blk C. Black Yer
non by Mt. Vernon-Nellie Blackstone.
Worth Ober's CHI C. Hard Nut by Ross s.
Patti Louis Hicks b C. Bacon by Ster-
ing-Rachael. ] NJ. Nasou's b. C. Madi-
son Square by Nutwood, Jr-Elmorene.
r. H. Nason's b. c. Robert Rlsmere by
Nutwood, Jr., dam by Hambietonian. j.
a. McCloui's b. f. Daisy Vernon by Mt.
Vernon, dam by General Mcclellan.
The pacing stakes for two and th, ee-vear-
olds not having received enough entries to
I'LL, were declared off by the Executive
Committee.
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COUNTRY ROLL.
All Property Described by Township
and Range is North and East of
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian,
respectively.

estate of F. Bargman and
frsclion in north half of section three,
township two, range two, forty -one acres
State and county tax, 63 cents; COS s, So
cents; total tax and eosts..............S1 le
No. il20-Againse George 8ionzer and frac-
tional north half of southwest quarter of
section twenty, township ten, range eight,
nine acres snd Improvements. Slate and
county tax, 81 e6; costs, 81 20; total tax
and COSTS. q
No A79-AgaiEst arah 7. Moore and mort
gage interest IN lots ore aud two hlcck
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

n zsss-Ageins, Mary L shail9ck and lot
siS - aud L. twenty iSnrih aud TWENTY
~ e streets, and iinproveme, Is STAT aid
coiiatS lax - Do coS's, 81 Al; sctai lax
s,su SIS .ka c
No. 2s99 = Against N SteinkceniS and
norm bal OF lot ote, II and /. lwents first
snd very eHord streets. and improve.
merits safe and county tax, 30, costs
=; tt-tai tax and costs. ...........St2 q
No -ssic-A gainst n. teiane nd Ion h half
OF noTth halfo lot one, Q n r. Fourth
aro tiftn SIR cts, and improvements
State AID coanty tax, IS. costs, 81 Is; total
LAX and 60 - .---...-..-.-.--. I,
No 29lO- gsi 81 -. Sc. oder aud ea,t thee
qnatters Of 10; seven ~ ard II. tenth ana =
flevenih streets. and impf vemtniS and
peiSonat pr neity Stat sud county lax
60 costs. 81 IS total tax a "a COST q
No. zYll--Agait NfS. C. 4. Fat and murt-
gage inteTestAn eas. thrce-Quaage4s Of lot
seven, 6 aud II. Tenth and Eleventh stfeets
elaee and county tax, 80, costs 81 GO
total tax and costs. &
No 52S;--1 gainst Ms. N. T. Whitney and
north III fes-guarters OF east lot three.
"a and Il, +. III tenth and FIJI, en- Nh s,rtets
aud inpr' veme It's and PERSONAL property.
StMe rue county tax, 81 10; costs, u is;
totai X eng costs. .............. SIS q
No. 50 o. Az inst Wi liam Wilcox and north
t"otiilrdS of lot eight, n api ., Fifteenth
and slxteeEih streets, sud personal prop
cry. slate ana coun Y tax, Sl4 %; costs,
g u; tosil tax AND coSts.... Sl6 ag
No SIS Against J. " Dias and mortgage
10 crest IN north t1iry feet of south MALT
OF lot five ID and E Seventh and Eighth
streets. State and county tax, 81 %; costs.
81 cent; total tax and co tS.........so sc
NO. ooi9-AsSlnst Mrs. N. j. Miller aud
mortgage interest in lot four, q and R.
Eighteenth anc Nineteenth streets State
and county tax, 81: costs, 20 cents; total
tax and cos.s..-.-......... ..........,.....y4 70
No. 5i2-Agalnst Robert Grant and east
half of lot two, V and w, Iwenty-fourth
aud Twenty fifth ST eets. State and eoun
iy tax, 81 80; costs IS cents: total tax
and costs os
No. 35oi-Against Edmond Herbert ana
west half Of lot two. and W. Twenty
fourth and Twenty-tffh streets. State and
county tax, 81 50; costs IS cents; total
tax and 0s
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SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY az SACRAMENTO,
February 7 A ID 1880


February I, A. D. 1883.
7 APPEARING. TO THE BOARD OF su-
4 Pervisors of sacrem ento county at canvass
81 ne election returns of the general election
held on the 9th Gay of November 1855 that
ALFRED SPO0NtR and A F. RAYMOND
candidates for the office of Justice of the Peace
IN and for g sumnes Township of said county,
received an eqnal and the highest number OF
votes cast for said Office and Consequently no
choice. The Board of Supervisors of the County
OF sacramento hereby give notice that Special
Election for 5astice of the Peace in and for
Cosumnes Township, Sacramento county, will
De held at LIVE OAK and MICHIGAN BAR,
Sacramento county, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1889.
When the following officers win be elected:
One Justlce of the Peace, in and for Costumes
Township, in said county.
The following are the precinct polling places
inspectors and Judges ofsaid Election:
Precinct No. 13.-Polls at Heath's Store
Michigan Bar. Inspector, ]. D. Davis Judges,
cHas- HUMAN and James Jordan.
Precinct No. A.-at Store Live Gag. IN
| spector, Oliver Plummer; Judges, George Akin
son and Benjamin Bailey.
By order ofBoard
T. i. TEBBETS, Chalrma1.
4 lsEAL,I Attest: W. 3. HAMILTON, clerk
feS.10t
INA EEKLY UNToN-gHE LEADING
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Absent-mindcd man lin bob-tail carr
:" Conductor, think l dropped FIVE
dollar gold piece in the box instead of
nickel" Street Car Driver" Well, sit
down in the corner and ride it out. Pm
very busy just now, and can't be bothered
Puck
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VI. Il. WISE.

M MANUFACTURER AND BEALER IN WAC
VI gNS of all kinds. Pillow Work and all Ag-
licDltuIai implements specially. Mr. WISE
has enlarged his business by the addition of ex-
tersive and comm06ious PAINT SHOPS, where
all kinds Of Wagon, Carriage and Ornamental
Painting viii be done first-class. In each de-
parment skilled workmen only are employed
All work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
1929 and ,OsI j stree, and 9IS, geo
and 022 Eleventh street, 81. cramento.
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RATsoSAILy treat your cold from the
starr By using Or. Jayne's Expectorant, and
yous may escape lung troubles not so easily
gotten rid If.
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HENRY ECKHARDT, GUNSaiTa

MANUFACTURER AND DEAL. -
WI er In Guns, Rifles. Revolyers, S$ExST
Ammunition and Sporting Goods. >sex-~
All the leading makes of Guns and $-LS
Rifles at popular prices-Pafker, ~
Lefever, Colts, Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Gums. first-class Gun and Rife
work. Send for price list of guns. No. 52S
street SACRAMENTO, Cal If
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NEW PREMISES.
ANCHOR BAKERY,

Corner Third and NJ streets, Sacramento,
rs NOW OPEN. WHERE THE BEST OF
L Bread, Pies and Cakes of all kinds viii be
made fresh every day and delivered to all parts
of the city. MICHAEL sTADLER, Proprietor.
2m-TTS
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No. 6i99-Against north one-thlrd of lots
nine and ten, block fifty, Folsom State
and county tax, 81 cents; costs, SO cents
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.


CTATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAC
~ ramento-ss. By virtue of and in accordance
with the provisions of Sections SEA, 65, 1865
and 3767 of the Political Code of the State of Cal
ifornia, l will sell the real estate upon which
the taxes on the property hereinafter described
is a lien and delinquent Tor State and unity
and other taxes, for the year 1885, in troat OF the
Court house door. at the north est corner OF
and Seventh streets. in the city or SACRAMENTO,
commencing at 10 O'clock A NJ.
On Tuesday, the 26th day of Feb
ruary, 1889,
For gold coin CT the United States, each piece.
or parcel so described for tie amount of taxes
thereto annexed, together with 5 per cent.
added thereto and so cents on each lot, piece or
tract of land separately assessed and described,
and on each assessment of improvements and
on each assessment of personal property addi-
tional thereto and aocruing costs.
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~ cznS -. -. '..-'.-.''--s4
NO, eoOl-Against lots one. two three and
four block sixty four. Folsom. State and
county tax, 81 56; costs, IS cents; total tax
a I'D n
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No. 6497-Against lot three, block forty nine
Folsom. state and county tax, 81 cents;
co It's 90 cents; total tax and costs ...........s1
No. 649S-Against east half of lot four, block
iorty nine, Folsom state and county tax,
50 cents. costs, 50 cents; total tax and
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No. 1i3S-Ae ainst John F. Fenton and
mortgage Interest in north half of south
half of lot eight, o and P, Eighth and
Ninth streets State and countytlx 50 25:
costs, o. cents; total tax and costs.......S6
No i4S2-A2ainst P. ]. Harvey and west
half of lot two, and O. Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. State and county tax
Sln; costs, 81; total tax and costs
No. 1870 Against w. r. Hess and west half
oflot three H and J, Sew, nteenth and Eight
eepth streets, and Improvements and per-
soGal property. State and county tax on
personal property, 81 20; costs, ST SO; total
md CT
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No. 660l-Against lot eleven. block c. High
land Park. State and county tax. 81 Is;
special school tax, 70 cents; costs
e.. t1f. al To- an,I Loo. -,
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:. Votelt oA anu . stS.-.---.--+
No. t6H-Against lot Lille, bl. ok J, High
land PsrS. tate and county tax. 81 30.
special school tax 81 cents; costs. @ cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-16

No. 495s-Against NJ. Henderson and lot
sixty b. one hundred and thirty feet IN
southwest corner of lot seven, Ferris Adj
dition to Gait, and Improvements State
and county tax, s. so; costs, 81 Is; total
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