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NEARING THE END.
Yesterdays Pardon Output of the Gov
ernor's Office.

Yesterdays Pardon Output of the Gov
ernor's Office.
The Governor granted the following par
dons yesterday:
Tarm Poi, convicted of murder in San
Francisco, and condemned in September,
1889, to be harged.
William Jones, convicted Of murder in
the second degree, and sentenced from San
Diego in January, 1888, to ten years i'm
prisonmeut.
W. S. Thompson, convicted of man.
slaughter. and sentenced from San Fran
cisco in December, 1888, to ten years i'm
prisonment.
Moses Frisbie, convicted of forgery, and
sentenced from San Francisco in April,
1889 20 six years imprisonment.
James Hathaway, convicted of grand
larceny, and sentenced from San Francisco
in September, 1886, to ten years imprison-
ment.
James MARSHALL, convicted of attempt to
commit robbery, and sentenced from San
Francisco in July, 1888, to four years i'm
prisonment.
All Jake, convicted of murder, and sem
fenced from Sierra county in October, 1887,
and condemned to be hanged.
James O'Neil, convicted of robbery, and
sentenced from San Francisco in October,
1880, to life imprisonment.
The following combinations of sentence
were made;
L. c. Cuff, convicted of robbery, and
sentenced from San Luis Obispo in March,
1889, to fifteen years Imprisonment; CON.
muted to FIVE years.
\. G. Stutzulsn, convicted of robbery,
and sentenced from San Luis Obispo in
March, 1859, to fifteen years imprison-
meni; COMMITTED TO five years.
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POLICE COURT BENCH.
Question as to the Date of Expiration of
Judge Buckley's Term,

Question to the Date of Expiration of
Judge Buckley's Term,
In the Police Court yesterday morning
the examination case of All Moi, charged
with receiving stolen property, was called.
The witnesses for the prosecution, among
whom were two inmates of the County
Jail, testified to having sold stolen articles
to the defendant on several occasions.
W. A. Anderson appeared as attorney for
the Chinaman, aud at the conclusion of
the case on the part of the prosecution an
nounced that he had no testimony 10 in
troduce, but wanted the case continued for
argument until efier New Years Day.
The request brought out question ss to
whether CT not Judge Buckley was entitled
to hold Office after the first day of January.
The Judge stated that his successor, Mr.
Cravens, believed that he Yves to take his
seat on the day after New Years, while
others thought be was not entitled TO act
until the first Monday after the first day of
January.
City Attorney Hart, w. A. Anderson and
9. N. Post thought that Judge Buckley
should hold off until the irst Monday in
the month.
The Court also stated that that was his
impression, but not being positive about it,
he would continue the case one day, and in
the meantime investigate the matter.
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without hindrance, while last season the
farmers could DO nothing but fold their
hands in idleness and watch the rain pour
down.
The temperature at A. NJ and P. NJ
yesterday was 49, and $40, while the high
est and lowest was $50 and 45o, with fresh
southerly winds aud partly clouded sky
during the forenoon and early afternoon.
During the early evening the wind was
fresh from the north, and the weather
clear.
The barometrical readings at A and
5P NJ were 90 81 and 3007 inch es. respect
lively, which shows rise of .16 of an inch
in twelve hours. Usually such rapid
changes il the barometer are not good
sign for settled weather.
The highest and lowest temperature ore
year ago yesterday was SO aud 40. with
.3S of an inch of rain, and one year ago
to-day 500 and 80, with no precipitation.
The sky on both days was partly cloudy.
The rainfall yesterday (for the storm at
Red Bluff was Is of an inch. The barom-
eter at NJ. at Red Bluff, was 80 06
inches, the wind south, and the weather
clear
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THE CHAMPION HOUND.
Completion of the Sacramento Coursin.
Clubs Match.

Completion of the Sacramento Coursing
Clubs Match.
The second, third and fourth series of the
coursiDg match of the 21st were run off on
Sunday last oa the Johnson ranch, near
the Marysville road with the following
results:
Second series-Matt Rainey's Pride of
Ulster beat Dan Su.liysn's Maud s. John
Hesseys Black Bess beat John Longs
Galty Boy; Chas. Gallaghers Eclipse run
bye; James Douglass Nancy Lee beat F.
L. Oroutt's High; John McMahons Pride
beat Phil. Callshan's Tahoe; Tom Kenne-
dy's Snowflake ran e bye.
Third series-After two undecided
courses between Pride of Ulster and Black
Bess, Pride OF Ulster was Withdrawn:
Nancy Lee beat Eclipse; Pride beat Snow
fake.
Fourth series-Nancy Lee beat Black
Bess; Pride ran bye
Final series-Pride beat Nancy Lee and
the prizes were distributed as follows:
First, Pride; second, Nancy Lee; third
Snowflake; fourth, Black Bess.
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COUNTRY SCHOOLS.
Pupils Who Have Graduated or Bee

Pupils Who Have Graduated or Been
Promoted Recently.
The name of Minnie NJ. SCHUYLER was
accidentally omitted from the list of those
in Yesterdays paper who obtained Gram
mar grade certificates at the late teachers
examination.
The following promotions have been
made in the country schools: Prairie Dis
trict, Miss Alice Mccain, teacher-Di-
ploma OF graduation: Charles E. Reith,
80. Promoted to First grade: w. E. Ross.
SO; Ada Webb, az; James Burton, 10 Con-
ditioned: Annie NJ. Reith, Jennie Reith.
Albert Watson.
Grand Island District. Lima Hoppe,
teaeher-Diploms of graduation: Mabel
Ruggles, 50. Promoted to First grade:
George Hall. a; Minnie Myers, 50. Con-
ditioned: Eta Ruggles, May Ruggles.
Oak Grove District, NJ. V. Graham,
teacher-Promoted to First grade: Mary
Cippa, SO; Willie Cippa, SO; DaYy Cippa, 10.
Lincoln District, Eta Feeny, teacher
Promoted TO Second grade: George Strauch,
20; Louisa Slrauch, 10; Lena Strauch, 10.
The drawings Of Charles Reith and ".
e. Ross, of Prairie District, ere mentioned
as especially worthy of commentator by
the County Board of Education.
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A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN.
He Tests q California Production. -
His Report.

A 81. Louis gentleman whose affection
was sick headaches was so surprised at their
cure by joys Vegetable sarsaparilla, that he
called it to the attention of a relative, who
happened to be Dr.. F. A. Barrett, the we'll
known st. Louis physician of 1852 shenan-
doah Street. The doctor saw at once that 1t
differed from the potash preparations in that
it was purely vegetable. and becoming inter-
ested, began a series OF investigations, and
in q subsequent letter candidly admitted its
curative properties, and says:-
Wishing to test its virtues further, used
it in my own family, and prescribed it for
patients who required q general system
regulator. As a result, I can say it is an
almost absolute cute for constipation, bill
ioIsresS, dyspepsia, indigestion, and sick
headaches. These troubles usually come
from disturbed condition OF the stomach
and bowels, and joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
is the best laxative and stomach regulator
have ever seen, and as a general system
corrective is almost perfection.
lSigned] F. A. BARRETT, NJ. D.,
1852 Shenandoah St., st. Louis.
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FLORENCE MISSION,
There win be watch-Nisht Services 1

There win be Watch-Nisht Services To-
night-The Good Work.
Charles n. Crittenton, the founder of the
Florence Night Mission in this city, will
be at the mission, Nc 1910 Third street,
tonight. He has made gift to the mis-
sion of large crsyon portrait of his little
daughter, Florence" for whom the mis-.
sion is named. This picture will be I'M
yelled this evening with proper ceremonies,
commencing at half-past O'Clock.
Mr.. Crittenton will also conduct the re-
vival services, and conclude the meeting
with an old-fashioned watch might service,
seeing the old year out, and the new year
in.
This will be Mr.. C,ittenton's only night
in the city, as he is engaged in revival serv-
ices in Woodland. The mission meetings,
under the supervising of Mr.. Marshall, are
proving very successful. Sky persons
nave made profession of Cbrirtianity
since the opening night
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NotariaI Appo,ntments.
The following Notaries Public were ap.
pointed BY the Goyernnr Yesterday.

The following Notaries Public were ap.
pointed by the Governor yesterday:
John Guidery, Oroville; Geo. w. Brown,
Jackson; James Foster, Walnut Creek,
Contra Costa county; Samuel Brown, SOM
ersyille, Contra Costa county; ]. j. Mack,
Bakersfield; Olive L Linesay, Fairmont,
Los Angeles county; George Gowan, Rock
port, Mendocino county; John a Parker,
Salinas, Monterey county; Mark l. Ian
drum, Peach Tree. Monterey county; @. L
LaRuer Yountviile, Napa county; J. 1
Caldwell, Nevada City; ]. Fl. Austin,
Spencevilie; G. F. Macy, Iowa Hill; James
G. Whitney, Loomis; s. ]. PuIlen, auburn;
n. G. Briggs, Holiister; John P. Fish, Jr.,
Redlands; Howard A. Bronghton, Santa
Ynez. Santa Barbara county; J. B. Went
ling, Santa Barbara; John A. Fairchiid,
San jose; George D. Smith, San Jose;
Homer B. Warren, Yreka; A. L. Shinn,
Susanyille
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cHUNGs NARROW ESCAPE.
There Was Not Quite Enough Evidence
to Convict Him

There Was Not Quite Enough Evidence
to Convict Him.
All Chung, Chinaman who has been
employed for some lime on Spicer & Bar.
rett's vegetable ranch in Suffer township,
was examined before Justice of the Peace
Henry yesterday on charge of larceny.
The ranch people claimed that for sew
eral months past they had been missing
large quantities of seed, and they suspected
Chung OF being the thief. The Chinaman's
lodgings on the ranch were searched, and
five pounds of seed were found in his
valise. Spicer & Barrett then came to this
city and obtained search warrant, in or
der that Chungs quarters On Sixteenth
street might be searched too. A small
quantity OF seed was found in Chung's
trunk. A warrant for his arrest was then
sworn out.
After hearing the facts Judge Henry said
that while he believed that the Chinaman
had stolen the seed, he did not think the
evidence sufficient to warrant conviction
so he discharged the defendant.
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pulse will remain normal and her temper

pulse will remain normal and her temper
ature rather sink than rise.
The Baltimore Herald said of her: Last
night, in Ford's Opera House she per-
formed q number of very interesting feats.
She lifted chair on which ten heavy men
were pi'e1. Standing on one foot she re-
sisted the efforts Of three strong men to
over-balance her By pushing against
billiard cue which rested lightly in her
hands. 1t was also found impossible to
raise her from the floor. One tried, two,
three and four together, the strongest men
in the city, but all alike met with signal
failure. Several other tests were given,
and all who were present agreed that her
power was to say the least wonderful and
unexplainable
1t has been said that these feats are &C.
complished by adroitly making those con-
testing with her pail or lift against each
other, or by directing the major pounds Of
aggregated power in opposition TO the Will
that commands its output; or that she hyp-
notices her aids and by suggestion" com.
pels them to appear TO be exerting force
when they are dong nothing vigorous at
all. Blu. none of these are satisfactory ex-
plantations
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May Use the states Name.

Leave to sue was granted yesterday by
Attorney-General Johnson, in the name of
the people of the State OF California, on the
relation of DR.. C. E. Stone, plaintiff. vs.
VIM. NJ. Jefferds, John Mcfarland, t. N.
Finnimore, Jos. P. Fisher, Elmer G. Cur.
ney, Jas Early, Geo. W Bennett and John
Palmer, Directors of the Browns Valley
Irrigation District.
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SOME INFERENCE.
Four Inches of Rain Thus Far, Against
Nearly Seventeen Last Winter.

Four Inches of Rain Thus Far, Against
Nearly Seventeen Last Winter.
The rainfall in this city for The last
storm, according to the Signal Service re,
ports, was A of an inch, making Il
inches fo- this season, distributed as fol-
lows: September, 80 of an inch; October,
trace; November, nothing; and Deem
Der to date, g. "a inches.
Last seasons rainfall up to correspond
ing date amounted to 696 inches, distrib-
uted as follows: October, 602 inches; No
vember, 3.12; and December, 1872. This
seasons rainfall is but IA inches, as
against 1886 inches to an equal date last
year.
The present small amount il amply
sufficient Gin conjunction with the long
spell of foggy and cloudy weather. TO en-
ah'e the agriculturists to plav and SOW
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Tho Swimming Baths,

Yesterday articles of incorporation of
the Sacramento Swimming Bath Associa-
ton were filed in the County Clerks Office.
The object of the corporation is to con.
struct and maintain swimming baths in
this city. The Directors are E. B. Willis,
A Bonnheim, A. Abbott, Charles f. Dill
man, G. a. york, Wallace A. Briggs and
Y. S. McClatchy. The capital stock is
$25, 600, of which SIS, 800 has BEEN sub.
scribed.
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A Supper for the Poor.

At SIS K street tomorrow evening, from
6 to 5 o'clock, the ladies will have supper
for the poor. All who are hungry are cor
daily invited.
Those wishing to give anything for the
supper will please send their donations to
515 K street to day or to morrow. If any.
thing is left it will be distributed among
poor families on Friday.
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Anything but a CORPSE.

1t was supposed that the man who
jumped from the San Francisco train near
suisun the other night, after having stolen
yalise, would be found dead in the tules
the next morning. But he wasn't and
yesterday he showed up at Blue Canyon,
far up on the Sierra Nevada, where he was
arrested
Railroad detective True went up yester-
day, and will return with the curiosity this
morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight at Pythian Castle, Annie Alb.
bolt, The Little Georgia Magnet" will
give an entertainment. She is fragile
woman Of ninety pounds weight, but per.
forms wondrous feats of strengthen
want of better word, that is used. Thus,
we are told not half dozen men pulling
together can take an umbrella from her as
holds it over her head; another half
Dcnnot push her over as she stands
hat she will lift man on q
laral men on table, and
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WILL STAY AWHILE.
Deputy Clerk Williams, of the Supreme
Court, to Hold Over

SouEi, W Aoiu OVers
Supreme Court Clerk-elec L. H. Brown
was in town yesterday morning and paid
visit to the office at the State Capitol. He
informed Deputy Clerk Williams that he
would reappont him to hold office until
ne decided on some competent Republican
to ELL the position.
Beside William H. Govan, who was
mentioned several weeks ago as being
candidate for the deputyship, young man
named Chase, of Tehama, is said to be
making an effort to secure it.
Mr.. Brown stated that he was in no
hurry about appointing bis Sacramento
deputy, and had not promised the Office to
any one. He left last week for Los An
geles, to visit the Office there.
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Grand Army Installation.

At Changers Hall, tomorrow evening,
there will be a joint installation of the off,
GERS Of Sumner Post and Sumner Relief
Corps, G. a. R and social party. Ali com.
rades of the Grand Army, Relief Corps, CO.
workers, Sens of Veterans, and all ex.
soldiers and sailors, and their families,
with their escorts, are cordially invited to
attend. Dancing and refreshments will
follow.
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Farmers, AllIancs Msetinrs.

F. P. Cook, Deputy State Organizer of
the National Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union, is making arrangements for
meetings in the various school districts of
this county. There will be meeting at
Gait on January 18th, and one eft Walnut
School-house on January 18Th.
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Water for Los Gatns.

Articles of incorporation of the Cold
Spring Water Company of Los Gates were
filed in the Secretary of States Office yes.
terday. The purpose Of the company is to
introduce water for domestic and fire pur-
poses into the town of Los Gatos. The
capital stock is $50, 600, and tie Directors
are G. s. Fife, J. L. Boone, T. c. Walter, S.
w. Smith and Philo Mills.
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Seeing the Old Year Ont

1t is announced that an old.fashioned
watch-night service will be held in the lee
ture room of the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church
tonight. commencing at $50 and continu-
ing till midnight. The public are invited.
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Death of an Esteemed young Lady.

The friends Of Miss Clara B. Jost will be
grieved to learn of her death, which &C.
CURED on Monday evening. She was born
and reared in this city, where her memory
will be cherished by host of friends. The
funeral will take place TO day at p. NJ.
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He Has Not Resigned.

Rev. A. G. Herrick has not resigned his
psstorate of Calvary Baptist Church, as
was reported Yesterday. Mr. Herrick ex-
poets to go East il May, and be gone sew
eral months, and then return to California.
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Constable. elect Brissell last night arrested
Dan Daley and t. P. Smith, who, ii is
charged, stole six blankets from in front of
the Farmers and Mechanics Store, on ]
street. near Tenth.
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John stewart Found

Constable Zimmerman, of Elk Grove,
yesterday found John Stewart, the missing
hotel porter, in that vicinity. Stewart was
but partially clad and il demented con-
dition. He was brought to the city, and
placed in the county Jail for safe-keeping.
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Roster of California Veterans.

Adjutant General t. H. orion has re-
ceived from the State Printer q large num-
Der of handsomely baund volumes COM
piled by him, eentai; ing the record of
every California Volunteer who served in
the War of the RebeiIi m
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More Folsom Recruits.

Deputy Sheriff Alden, of Alameda, came
up last night with two prisoners for the
Folsom PeniteEtiary-Wiliism Flint, alias
Ardell, sentenced for grand larceny, and
Leon Fiorin, for burglary, each for two
veprs
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Help for the Kinderc.rtens.

Mrs. E. B. Crocker, who has such loyal
and abiding interest in every good work,
yesterday gave 500 each TO the Sacramento
and the Froebel Free Kiudergartens.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Deeds to Real Estate Filed With the
County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brusie & Tay
lor. southeast corner of Seventh and il
The following transfers of real estate have
been made since the last published report !:
J. w. Hearst to L. L. BuItenshaw-Lot 6, in
ST.
Emma McCrosen and Lizzie Moore to A.
Coolot-The east % feet inches of lot 2, J, K,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; 81, 90.
]. L. and L. G. Siller to Fred. Pierini-The
east half of lot A. G, H. Twenty. sixth and
Twenty seventh streets; SO.
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uCouporND su1purp pownrpn n

COMPOUND SULPHUR POWDER" (put up
| only by the W. H. Bone Co., No. II Bush
street, San Fraucisco) gives the best salts
faction of any remedy on the market. 1.
| thoroughly cleanses the blood, and for
habitual constipation. indigestion, bilious
ness. piles, etc., It has no equal, Kirk,
| Geary & Co.
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Snow on the Mountain.

Snow commenced falling Monday night
on the hill, and continued through the
night and during yesterday. Seventeen
inches were reported a. Blue Canyon.
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spark. From the MIllinerv.

Closing of Majestic Caps of brocaded
velvet, with tassel, SOC; our birds, one lot
from the great variety marked to 25c each.
Millinery Department, Red House.
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Ladies Take Notice.

Those elegant Christmas hats that we had
on display in show window, the few that
was left the price has changed lcut in two)
at Millinery Department, Red House.
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What Artists Say.


SACRAMENTO, January %, 1857.
This is to certify that we are thoroughly
we'll pleased with the splendid Mathushek
piano from J. F. Cooper's music store,
which we used at our concert last evening;
its action and tone are as perfect as can be
obtained in o piano. Zslis Trebella, Paul
Musip, E. Steindort
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Seventeen head of fine young horses will
be sold at auction at 10 o'clock to day, in
the rear of 1902 | street, by Bill & Co.
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NEW cheap pianos from 1915, superior to
same class sold through sub-agents for 1925
and upwards. John f. Cooper. direct
manufacturers agent.
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sAcRAMENTo's POPULATION.

The County Clerk Receives Official Mott.
fication from Washington.
County Clerk Hamilton received an i'm
portent document yesterday from Wash
1ngton. Ii was the formal announcement
of the last census of Sacramento, ami was
certified to by Secretary of State Hendricks.
It was as follows:
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TURKEYS, poultry and game in abund-
ance; also fresh Dolly arrival of fish, crabs,
shrinps, etc, at The Pacific.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstronp. JUDGE.

TUESDAY, December 30, 1890.
Samuel Motroni native of Italy, admitted
to citizenship; witnesses, R Grossi and B.
Francisco.
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ScHMIDT's sarsaparilla and iron, the great
$500 7 MoMn--v nco-+ A.h nrd N .
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

CENSUS OFFICE, :
WASHINGTON ID. C J, December 20, 1890
1. Robert 2. Porter, Superintendent of Census,
do hereby certify that the population OF Sacra-
ment county, California, according to the Off
cial returns Of the Eleventh Census is forty
thousand three hundred and forty-four (40, 3i4)
In witness whereof l hereby sub cribe my
name on this the Goth day of December. 1890
ROBERT P. PORTER,
Superintendent of Census