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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-01
BRIEF NOTES.
The pay-oar will be here on Friday.

The pay-car will be here on Friday.
After this year they will all swear off.
County Recorder Jobnson's fees for De
cember amounted to 500 70.
During the month just closed County
Clerk Hamilton look in the sum Of $3.50 in
fees.
: There was less red painting going On last
night than On corresponding dates" in
years past.
The City Trustees will meet as a Board
| of Equalization next Monday and continue
/ for ten days.
| Those whose premises we're relieved of
their front gates last night will be heard
from about tomorrow.
In Judge Armstrong; Court yesterday,
/ Jacob Gerhard Sto ch, native of Ger
many, was admitted to citizenship.
Louis T. wager of Folsom has pc
titioned the Superior Cont to be declared
an iusolvent. He owes 81, 4S4 81, and has
no assets.
Mrs E. B. Mott is one of those fortunate
San Francisco. She will be one of the
Adjusters.
S. w. Wilson has commenced suit for d.
HoiCo NUN L'ZAlo Nilooiii anu H!aHCeS Il.
Loring has brought a similar suit against
Charles A. Loring.
During the month of December County
Clerk Hamilton issued licenses to fifty-two
couples that entitled them TO enter the
state of matrimony.
The regular monthly meeting of the La
dies Museum Association will be held at
Pioneer Hall tomorrow at 2:30 P. NJ. A
full attendance is requested.
On Tuesday officer Crump discovered
some of the tools lately stolen from the
premises Of S. E. Darlington, and the
owner recovered them. The man who
sold them said he was hungry and must
have money, SO he disposed of them for
twenty five cents.
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Real Estate and Insurance.

The recent severe storm has somewhat
retarded and in measure leSSened public
consideration of these important branches
of business. Disregarding the sentiment
manifested by those who perhaps are justi-
fed in unfavorable comment upon the
slight lulls, our attention shall be particu-
larry directed to the enterprise of two we'll
known citizens, who in the very face of q
dull season have braved the storms and
launched TO successful career first-class
real estate and insurance Office, on the
northeast corner of Third and J streets,
under the firm name of Mills & Hawk 1t
is hardly necessary to introduce these gen.
tlemen TO Sacramento public, but to
strangers we can state that James z. Mills
has been for many years Teller in the Bank
Of d. o. Mills, and Captain E. L. Hawk is
an old resident and successful fruit grower
and farmer of this and Placer counties
Both are thoroughly conYersant with lands
in all parts of the State. They will devote
special attention to Placer cosnty lands,
but have en- excellent list OF other city and
country property. Leans will be negoti-
ated, rents collected, taxes paid, and in
fact all business pertaining to the strict
management of first-class real estate and
insurance office will be transacted Mr..
Mills is Notary Public and the only Com
missioner Of Deeds for all the States and
Territories located in Sacramento. The
Union Insurance Company, whose office
for the past twenty years has been on the
northwest corner of Third and J stress is
now under the able management Of Cap
tain Hawk, in the new quarters. We pre-
dict q bright future for this young firm,
for two more energetic, upright and oapa-
bic gentlemen cannot be found in Sa rs
melto.
ALWAYS on hand, the leading brands OF
straight Kentucky WHISTLES, including
"Melwood," ~. B. Hume, "Old Crow. y
&c. Geo. w. Ches!ey & &C.. 1G2l and l023
Front street. Sacramento, Cal.
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THE HOME NINE.
Zeigler's Heavyweight Backstop-New.
bert May Go East.

Zeigler's Heavyweight Backstop-New-
bert May Go East.
George Z9igler, Manager of the Sacra-
mento Baseball Club, who is in the East
engaging players to represent the Capital
City nine in the League next year, has tele-
graphed Thomas Enwright of this city that
ne has signed as q catcher William Bow
man OF the Tri-Stste League. Bowman is
said to be an artist in the baseball pro-
fession, and it is calculated that he will do
the backstop work when Borchers is in the
box. The new catcher mas batting aver
age of 271, and weighs 1S5 pounds. He is
five feet ten inches in height.
Taking it for granted that the amateur
battery, Allen and Becker, will sign, to-
getber with Borchers, Zeigler, Roberts
Goodenough and two professionals whose
names will surprise the baseball sports,
this makes nine men engaged already. Two
or three more will probably complete the
club.
Newbert claims to have received an offer
of $500 a month to play in the East, but
has not yet concluded whether or not he
Will accept
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TO MAKE A CHARTER.
The Sacramento Board of Trade Com
mittae Promises Fifteen FreehoIders.

The Sacramento Board of Trade Com
mittee Proposes Fifteen FreehoIders.
The Hon. Mayor aud Trustees Of Sacrd-
mento-DEAR SIRs On behalf of the Board
of Trade Of Sacramento, we have the honor
to present to your Honorable Board the
following list Of names of citizens of sacra,
mento whom the Board would indorse as
suitable persons to be placed on the Board
of Frseholders to be chosen for The drafting
of a nsw charter for the city.
We have selected thirty names, and re.
specially urge your Honorable Board &c
select thersfrom fifteen names to be voted
upon al the election which you shall cal
for the purpose above mentioned.
In preparing this list great care and at
teniion hss been given to the subject, and
each name has been carefully considered
Following are the names: Z. ]. Gregory
Ben Leonard, Frank Miller, E. G. Akin
son, P z. Plat, DR.. w. w. Cluness, F. r
Dray, Clinton L. White, W. E. Gerber, A
A. Van Voorhies, w. f. Knox, G. E
Grunsky, " A. Anderson, W. D. Com.
stock, Joseph S.eifens; John Stevens, A. P
Catlin, f. E Ray, E. X. Alsip, c. H. Cam.
mings, Dr. G. L. Simmons, Jabez Turner
Thomas B. Hall, Matt f. Johnson, D. A
Lindley, Fred Cox, s. S. Southworth, Rob
ert 7. Deylin, c. H. Hubbard, L. L. Lewis
Very respectfully yours,
P. e PLAT,
GEO. N. Morn Committee.
Jos E. TERRY,
G. G.. PICKETT. Secretary.
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The following land patents were signed
by the Governor yesterday: Nat Hurlbutt
16O acres, Humboldt county; A. D. Eas-
koot, Is Al acres, Marin; T. G. Johnson, %
acres, Marin; ]. D. Hightower, 4S0 acres,
Tehama; c. S. Merrill, Jr., 100 acres. Tu-
lare: Edmond W. Storts, u A acres, San
Diego; John W. Stevenson, S040 acres
Napa; Charles Crosen, 40 acres, San Ber-
nardino; John Hamilton, $50 acres, Hum
boldt; Mary A. Hindman. $50 acres, Las.
sen; Mary A. Hopkins, 40 acres, Shasta
Margaret w. Rice $40 acres, Fresno; VIM
Harrington, $50 acres, Humboldt.
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He Was Too Jealous.

Police officer Eldred noticed big, burly
individual striking pedestrians for aims
last evening on K street, and attempted to
arrest him. The beggar resisted, and "a
young man named James O'Brien tried to
assist him in escaping from the officer. FL
dred thereupon placed both under arrest
and after considerable trouble managed to
land them at the City Prison. The beggar,
who gave his name as John Brown, was
charged with disturbing the peace, and
0'Brien was charged with interfering with
an officer.
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The County Cash.

Sheriff McMullen paid into the County
Treasury last week, from tax collections,
the sum of s157, 300 %. Mr.. McMullen
says that, all things considered, the people
have paid up their taxes very closely.
The funds IN the County Treasury were
counted yesterday by Treasurer Huntoon,
Auditor johnson and President Tebbets of
the Board of Supervisors. The sum on
hand was found to be 1894, 304 81.
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Officers Elected.

On last Monday evening Court Capital
of California, No. 6742, A. o. F. of A.
elected officers for the ensuing term a.
follows: Chief Ranger, J.J. Vance; Sub
Chief Ranger. N. NJ. Remington; Treas
urer, F. w. Carpenter; Financial Secretary
II. W. NJ. 0gg; Recording Secretary
G. c. Campbell; Senior Woodward, DR.. W
F. Wizard; Junior Woodward, F. W. Lower
Senior Beetle, S. c.. Lancaster; Junior
Beetle, A. Hubert; Surgeon, DR.. f. G. Fay
Trus;ees-G. Surgerson, B. F. Ward, H
Longton. Auditors-0. W Cronkite, L
E. Kidder, E. Levine.
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citr,s Fair Delegates.

P. E. Platt, President of the Sacramento
Board of Trade, has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to represent this city at the
Oroyille Citrus Fair, which opens on Janu-
ary 7th: E. J. Gregory. V. S. McClatchy,
P. c. Drescher, r. H. Hickmott, Joseph
Steffens, a. 5. Hopkins. P. L Plat, c. II.
Hubbard, T. 3. Hall, Robert Williamson,
/. L. Lewis, G. NJ. Mott, II. Weinstock.
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Weather Notes.

The Signal Service temperature yesterday
at A. N. and P. n. was $50 and 49,,
while the highest and lowest was 500 and
So, as against 52o and SO on the same date
last year
The highest and lowest temperature one
wear ago to-day was $50 and So, with
a clear, braciDg and sunshiny New Years
day atmosphere 10 fan the cheeks Of the
calIers
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Baptist chinese mission.

This society gave very pleasant enter
tainnent at the Mission room on Fifth
street, last evening. The hall was crowded
to its fullest capacity, the larger portion of
the audience being composed Of whites
who are friends of the Mission.
The programme embraced singing, reci-
tations. etc, and an excellent supper was
served. While this was in progress George
Purnell entertained the audience with q
couple of humorous Rotations, which
caused great merriment. An interesting
address was also delivered by Rev. Mr.
Read.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

at the Metropolitan Theater this evening
Miss Helen Blythe, the accomplished emo.
tional actress, will appear in the new
drama, written for her, entitled "a Moth
er's Love" Tomorrow evening she will
| appear as Cora in the sensational drama,
| Cora. the Creole She will be supported
| by ]. F. Brien formerly leading man for
Adelaide Neilson), Miss Lester and other
competent people. Miss Blythe has just
| closed successful engagement at the OPP
era House, Oakland, whose manager, A.
w. Stillwell, telegrsphs to Manager Hall :;
Miss Blythe will surprise you. She is
another Clara Morris" Miss Blythe is a
very handsome woman of twenty-six, who
at seventeen was leading lady for Daly's
Dramatic Company in New York, taking
the place previously filed by Clara Morris
and then by Fanny Davenport. She goes
from here to fill an engagement at the
Baldwin, San Francisco, week sfter next,
and in April is to be the Maid of Orleans
at the Fifth Avenue, New York.
in the production of Joan of Arc"
-Four years sgo, being threatened with
lung troubles. she Games to this coast,
and having completely recovered, has now
resumed her place upon The stage. In
Portland, the first weeks in December she
played a long and successful engagement,
The OregOniGn saying of her: She is I'm
ished artistic an extraordinarily gifted
actress And adding: at is rarely that
anv artistic receives the praise and creates
SO favorable an opinion as Mis- Blythe has
here" The Portland Mercury is fully as
emphatic in its Endorsement, and COM
mends the support as excellent through
out" Seats are on sale this morning, with
no charge for reserying.
The Juch Opera Company's box-sheet
will open for sale of seats on Friday in
stead of tomorrow. Concerning the prices,
the management say that they are not dis
proportionate to those asked for like at.
fractions when SO large a company is
brought to the coast and the general excel
lence claimed is of such high standard;
that the troupe is brought out at very great
expense and cannot be handled at ordinary
prices, and finally that the prices are graded
from fifty cents upward, and will thus
meet any ability or desire as to choice OF
seats.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church are to hold unique conversation
party Friday evening in the church parlors.
The Standard Orchestra, led by Mr.. San
born, will furnish the music. Admission,
including tete supper, % cents
There will be New Years dance at Y.
NJ. l. Hall tonight, given by Paramores
Orchestra.
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Alleged Robbery.

A man giving his name as James Irwin
called at the police station yesterday and
reported that on Monday night, SIS he was
passing the corner Of Third and streets,
three men sprsng upon, and. sfter beating
him severely, robbed him of all he had
thirty cents. He exhibited black eye to
substanUate Whist he said.
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DON'T Be In a Hurry.

There are plenty of goods in Sacramento
to be slaughtered, and plenty of time to
save up your money until little later on
for it is easier to part with it than what il
is to earn it. Shortly you will hear from
the Red House, and it will be sumner
Saturday they introduce their surprise sale
in shoes of all kinds. You are on fail
way to get bargains.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
4 holders OF the GerInania Building aad Loan
Association of the City Of Saeramcn VIII be
held ut I0ll Fourth street. Sacramento, Califor-
MIA, MONDAY, January IL, 1890. az $50 O'Clock
P N, at when time three Directors will be
elected, ana sueh her business transacted as
may ccme befsre the meeting,
l. NEuBJURG, President.
Il. J, GOETHE, Secretary. d2I-i4s
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Yesterdays session of the Police Court
was brief and unimportant one. Thomas
CarolaD, who on Monday was convicted of
assaulting a car driver, had his sentence
postponed until tomorrow. The examina-
ton of George Mccormack, on charge of
felony, was also continued.
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Peoples Savings Bank.

The annual report by the President and
Cashier of the Peoples Savings Bank shows
that institution to be in a sound and pros
porous condition, with assets of 5000, AT "a
semi-annual dividend has been declared
to term deposiiors at the rate of ST per
cent. per apnum, and per cent on ordin-
airy deposits, payable on the Sd instant
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

TUESDAY, December 81, 1889.
W. Fl. Ferguson VS.. ]. B. Gates-Continued
until January I'd.
Watson Barnes, executor, vs. Sacramento
Bank-May Bailey allowed to file complaint as
intervenor.
Jacob Gerhard Storch, native OF Germany
admitted to citizenship on the testimony of q.
P. Ruyster and w. B. Hamilton.
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Nav PROCESS COIN MEAL.

NEUBoURG & Lagos, STAR MILLS AND
N Malt House, 1Oi6 to 1920 Fifth street.
Manufacturers If malt and 4 Il kinds Of meal.
Also dealers in hops corkE, produce, grain,
feed snd brewers supplies special attention
IS called to our new process corn meal and
farina Exchange sold On the principal cities
of Europe nl-tf
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AT 1890 a. M on Friday w. A. Sherburn
will hold large auction sale Of choice fur
niture at the residence over the restaurant
on the southwest corner of Third and ]
streets. The list of articles embraces all
kinds of household goods.
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A Printers Banquet.

In conformity with a custom that has
prevailed for twenty years past, the RECORD
UNION employees were last night treated to
an excellent supper, embracing most of
the good things of the season. As usual,
A. J. Senate, of the Mississippi Kitchen,
was the caterer, and it is needless to repeat
that the spread was good one.
When the fiat takes had been ex-
hsusted and "tims" was called on the fest,
brief remarks were made on behalf Of the
compositors. expressive of the pleasant re-
lations existing between the employees and
the management, to which the latter re-
sponded in like spirit.
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The Dennery Stock.

The stock of goods in the Dennery crock
cry store, 5lS street, will be sold at pri-
vate sale at auctionI prices tomorrow, Fri
day and Saturday, and the remainder at
auction Saturday evening.
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Standard music from fve to ten CENTS q
copy. Catalogues of ten-cent music furr-
ished on application. Hammers Music
Store, so street. Sole agency CHECKER.
ing & Sons pianos.
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Pnstnhice Hours Tn-nar
Pnnn1ar nInsin at P.nnlar Pricss.

The posteffice hours to-day will be from
u 10 l o'clock and there will be morning
mail delivery
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MATINEE at the rink this afternoon.
Coed music. and obstruction race to-night.@
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
Another Sea'-Catching Company-A Va
Valley Fruit Association.


Another Sea'-Catching Company-A vaca
Valley Fruit Association.
In the Secretary of States office yester-
day, the following articles of incorporation
were filed:
North American Commercial Company
organized for the purpose of hunting and
killing any kinds of fur bearing animals
and dealing in the same. Principal place
of business, San Francisco. Capital stock,
s., 000 600. Directors-Lloyd Tevis, Henry
Cewell, Matthias Meyer, Albert Miller and
Isaac Liebes.
California Fruit Association, incorporated
for the purpose of shipping and marketing
green and dried fruits. The principal place
of business is Nacayille, and the capital
stock 100000. Directors-J. A. Webster,
o. Garlish. J. M. Bassford, T. H. Bucking-
ham and n Peters.
Petaluma Electric Light and Power Com
pany of Sonoma. Capital stock $25, 600
Directors-Samuel 81. TAYLOR, James H
Biggs, w. S. Pierce, G. R. Codding and
George c. Codding.
San Francisco Novelty and Plating
Works.
Popular Railroad Guide Company of San
Francisco.
Installment Home Association of San
Francisco.
West Berkeley Sanitarium and Real Es-
tate Company.
The Gan Francisco Skater Victorious.
There was a large crowd at the skating
rink last evening to witness the mile race
between Crozier, the local champion skater
and Alderman, of San Francisco. The
race came off at o'clock, and proved to be
quite an exciting one. Crczier got the ad-
vantage of the start by fully twenty feet, and
maintained his lead for fourteen laps, then,
for some unaccountable cause, he sud-
denly weakened, and Alderman passed
him. Crozier tried 70 catch up, and came
very near doing so, but the pace was too
strong for him, and Alderman finished
ahead, having covered the mile in four
minutes and twenty-eight seconds. In
mediately after the race Crozier challenged
the winner to another race or a series of
races, from one mile TO five. and Frank
DR. scoll, Ackermans manager, expressed
mis- willingness to accept, for at least one
more race, to come off next Saturday even
ing. Regarding a series Of races he de-
clined to give an answer FOR the present.
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To Not Jump at the First Straw.

Val. until later on. There will be a
sumner from the Red House shortly.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A ARoN NATHAN, 2o5 K STREET, HAS
n Just received a fine assortment Of the lead
ing brands of imported cigars and meersch alm
pipes and holders specially for the holiday
trade. d3lm3p
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Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration of ingredients, Hoods Sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value of the best known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy-Hood's Sar-
saparilla is the only medicine of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do
not produce good results Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Peculiar in its I" good name at home there Is
more of Hoods Sarsaparilla soldin Lowell, where
it is made, than of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record of sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in SO short a time. Do not be in
ducedto take any other preparation. Besure to get
Hoods SarsapaYiIIa
Soldby all druggists 81; six fort IS. Prepared only
by G. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Birth deth and marriage notices mast be sent II,
By responsible parties, and paid for al the rate Of 25
cents each; funeral notices, 25 cents
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ErowUJm.

rElHE A'.GSUaI. NEsTiNG OF TEE STOCK
tolf ers Of the CaritGl Gas Company wi be
held Il the Office Of the company, az 4 and
Fror. c streets, s1c-aniento CITY, Cell or1is on
~ JNDAY, JaaugTy y, 1890. 81 O'Clock ?. u
or the pirposs OF electing p folri Of DiT-f 50rs
for he ensuing year, and to transact sneh bfsi-
ness taat may ta presented Of g ns.dere!lon
a2l-ln {. 4. Gu aMINS5a Seefet2Ty,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-30

rT,o THOMAS MARKS AND JOHN NOR
i RISON You are hereby notified that
the undersigned have expended $500 or more
in labor and improvements upon the "Cut-
tiEgv Mine. situate on the northern slope Of
Treasure au,. HI. wnits minlng pistriS.; gosnY
was done In order 10 hold said claim for the
years 1887. 1883 and 1882 under the provisions
OF Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United
Stat"s. Your proportion of said sum expend
ed as one.fourth co-0wners each IL S75 each;
and II after ninety 1907 days after the publi-
cation OF this notice you fail or refuse to con-
tribute said proportion OF expenditure as co
owners, your interest In said "Cutting" Mine
the subscribers under the provisions Of said
Section 23e4 Revised Statutes Of the United
FRANCIS CUTTING,
J. X. KENDALL.
Hamilton, May l, 1880. myS'sod