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No Mattel, Made.

New YORK, June l9th.-Haggip left for
the West to-day without noticing Pulsifers
challenge for match race of 5000 side
between Tenny and Salvador. 1t is be-
lieved he has no desire to make the match.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic snd Pacific Rail-
road (Santa Re route), Under management of
ssIaried railroad employees leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for an Fastern points.
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through TO destination. q. w. RAiiION. srent.
81 street, Sacramento, Cal. m? mMWF
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The chiidren,. hea,th must NOT he M.

q
lected. Colds in the head and snuffies bring
on catarrh and lung affections. Hly's Cream
Balm cures at once II is perfectly safe, and is
essiiy applied into the nostriis IL also cures
catarrh, the worst cases yielding TO 1t. MWF
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Arrived. madam Bell. the nbre,

Arrived, Madam Bell, the phrenoIogist,
palmist, wonderful card reader. Reads your
character like an open book. Fifteen years
practice in India, Australia and New Zealand
colonies. Young people should know their
future. Fee. 81. great secret to ladies. 1917
Fifth street, between NJ and n. jel7-lms
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Daniel Collins. ex County Assessor of
Nevada county. died yesterday at Grass
Valley. He was pioneer of the town.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Raats, Loa,
round, For Sale. To Let and similar notices under
M's head are inserted for 5 cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time AZ
notices OF this character will be found snder this
heading.
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The best plsca in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston d Co.'s, 40
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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PETALUMA ITEMS.
Excitement Over Postoffice Site-Good
Fruit Prospects.


Excitement Over Postofiice site-Good
Fruit Prospects.
PETALUMA, June 19th.-The having sea-
son is nearly over in this section. and fears
of a short crop have not been realized.
More has been cut this year than usual, but
the quality is not quite so good.
The fruit crops are more promising than
they were earlier in the season, and there
will be an abundance for all purposes. The
manager of the Petaluma Cannery esti-
mates the peach crop of this county at LOO
tons. The Petaluma Cannery is working
on cherries and gooseberries, with 24O en-
ployes. Owing to the cold weather the fruit
ripened slowly, and it has been difficult to
keep the cannery fully supplied. Canning
began two weeks later this season than last
year.
Some excitement has been created here
by the announcement that the postoffice
would be removed from its present location
on Western avenue to Kentucky street,
Postmaster McNabb having stated that it
was his intention to remove the office. A
remonstrance against the removal will be
sent by some citizens to the Postoffice In
slector on this coast.
Fatal Shooting.
PORTLAND, June 19th-A dispatch from
Uniontown, Wash, says that Frank Hoyt
was shot last night in the left breast and
died twenty minutes after. Hoyt, in COM
pany with half dozen others, wanted to
gain admittance into f. Hartman's saloon.
but were refused, when threats were made
of breaking the door. Hartman fired. as
he claims, in order TO scare the crowd, but
with no intention of doing any injury.
University Graduates.
EUGENE (Or.);' June 19th.-The COM
mencement exercises of the Oregon State
University closed to-day. A class of six
teen young ladies and gentlemen received
diplomas. Edward II. McCallister of AL
baay received the first prize of $3.50 for the
best oration. Miss Agnes Green, daughter
OF ex.Judge Robert 5. Green Of Seattle re-
ceived the second prize of Sl00.
Emancipation Proclamation.
MARTINEZ, June 19sh.-The colored peo-
pie of the central portion of the State held
celebration here to- day of the emancipa-
tion proclamation. There was speaking
during the morning, dancing in the after
noon, and in the evening a grand concert
was also given. About 500 people were in
town. barbecue was the main feature.
Napa Fair.
NAPA, June 19lh.-At a meeting of the
Directors of the Twenty fifth Agricultural
District, held here to-day, it was deter
mined to bold the fair at Napa from Aug.
ust 18Th to 25th, inclusive.
Wool Shipments.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10Th During Nay
4 1927 ,030 pounds of domestic wool were
hipped by rail. The total shipments tos
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1t Is dangerous to famper with Irritating
liquids ana exciting snnfis. Use fly's Cream
Balm, which is safe and pleasant, and is easily
applied. II cures the worst cases of eatarrh.
cold IN the head and hay fever giving relief
from the trst application. Price, so cts. MwF
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For fine glass of fresh buttermilk;
fresh eggs and butter. sausages cheese and all
kinds of canned goods, go to +. BAUMLE, 723
street. Lunch tor travellers. Our goods are
of superior quality. je10-tf
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John Eitaps Assay Office removed to
l7c0 ] ST., S. Z. cor. Seventeenth and J. je1-tf
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Decker Bros.'-The artists piano. Write
to KOHLER & CHASE. San Francisco. jel6-Sm
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Good Fruit Prospects in Sonona
County.
A LARGE IRRIGATION SCHEME.
The San Joaquin Improvement
Company Elect Officers
Fatal Shooting.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uN1oN.l
A LARGE IRRIGATION SCHEME.
AN IRRIGATION SCHEME.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRp-uS1oN. !
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EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
Belief that the Entombed Miners Will
bs Rescued.
GOOD RACING IN THE EAST.
Annual Meeting Of the Nicaragua
Canal Base
ball-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD-uS1oN
EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
TURF TOPICS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uS1oN.l
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WANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINEYARDS,
W dairies and all kinds of labor. Women
ana girls for cooking and general housewOrk
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth st. Z and T.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Disagreement in Central America Oyer
Boundary Lines.
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.
Stanley Talks on the African Apree-
ment-Doings in Parlia-
ment-Etc.
In FOREIGN LANDS.
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.
PRISON CONGRESS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RzooRp.uSros.1
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W. c. T. U.-Nass meeting in the M. e,
Church South, THIS EVENING at s O'Clock
Good programme. Everybody is invited. It's
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED-A GOOD MAN. WHO UNDER.
stands drying f-uit Apply to Capital
Packing Company: jel9-3t
,NANTED-5O GIRLS TO MAKE GLOVES.
sv at Dodge's sacramento Glove Factory,
l0lI NINTH street. jel9-tf
r OsT-AN ORDER BOOK AND WHOLE
II sale price book. Leave at this office. jel92t*
r OsT--Two SOLITAIRE DIAMOND SHIRT
~ studs; when missed were wrapped in a
small piece of Manila paper Finder will be
handsomely rewarded by returning to Moyni.
hans, AIS street. jel9tt
WANTED-TwO LADY COOKS, 2 WAIT.
w resseS first class sawyer and log setter
SACRAMENTO EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Sl9
J street, =. I. Funk, manager. je1S-tf
To RENT-A QUEEN ANN COTTAGE, NEAT.
i ly furnished, six rooms, modern improve
ments. Inquire at MRS. A. J. WEBSTER, 25O9
o street. jel7,7ts
FoR SALE Ss,5oo-A NICE CORNER
l. house and lot, with saloon, best location, or
to lease for five years; good reason for selling.
Aooress T., thls once. jei7-7ts
coz REWARD-THE FORESTER GUN CLUB
OHC will pay the above reward for informa-
ton that will lead to the arrest and conviction
of any person violating the game laws, in kill.
ing doves, ducks or quail, or any game, out of
season. The informer is also entitled to one
third OF all fines collected.
Z. a CHAPMAN, President.
NJ CoFrEy, Secretary. je17-6t
"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN QUICK AT
w figures for Office work. Apply to CHARLES
Z. PHIPP5 at Weinstock, Lubin d Co.'s. jeIO-tf
NyANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
w OF all kinds for city and country. Apply
at Employment Office, 1006 street. je2im
DARTIES WANTING MONEY ON THEIR
! city and country property address P. o.
BOX W, sacramento. Plenty OF money. nS-tf
tyANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINEYARDS.
w dairies and all kinds of labor. Women
and girls for cooking and general housework.
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth st., Z and L.
INFORMATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
i abouts of GEORGE KEkSEY, who left Steu.
benville, Ohio. for California in 1853 Lived in
sacramento in early times, and moved into Cal.
ayeras county. Was in San Andreas when last
heard from, in 1859, and reported to be there in
1867. Was known by Syl. Treadway, Samuel
henry and John Parrish, former Sacramentans
HIS son, w. Keesey, now prosperous merchant
OF Fort Davis, Texas, is anxious to get informa-
ton OF his father, and, if necessary, will come
TO California to meet him. Three brothers and
three sisters of the missing man are still living
In Steubenyille, Ohio. His son will pay $50 re-
ward to anyone giving positive information con-
cerning him. Address w. KELSEY, Fort Davis,
Texas, or this Office. my22-lm*
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WTANTED-A GOOD MAN. WHO UNDER.
w stands drying fruit Apply to Capital
Packing Company. jel9-3t
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN QUICK AT
Z. PHIPPS at Weinstock, Lubin 4 Co.'s. jeIO-tf
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FOR SALE--TO LET-ETC.

NNO LET-13O5 STREET; FURNISHED
i bay-window room, bath and gas; board.
iel9.3t$
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
W OF all kinds for city and country. Apply
at Employment Office lOO6 ] street ie2-im
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DARTIES WANTING MONEY ON THEIR
i city and country property address p o.
BOX 93, SACRAMENTO. Plenty OF money nS-tf
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tNANTED-5O GIRLS TO MAKE GLOVES.
~ at Dodge's sacramento Glove Factory,
1017 Ninth street. ieIe-tf
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WANTED-TWO LADY COOKS, WATT
w resses, l first class sawyer and log setter
SACRAMENTO EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 3l9
street, z. L. Funk, manager ieIS-tf
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EOR SALE &2,bOO-A NICE CORNER
l. house and lot with saloon, best location. or
to lease for five years. good reason for selling.
Address L., this office ie,7.7ts
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TNO RENT-A QUEEN ANN COTTAGE, NEAT.
i ly furnished, six rooms, modern improve
ments. Inquire at MRS. A. J. WEBSTER, 25O9
o street. ieI7'7ta
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T OST-TWO SOLITAIRE DIAMOND SHIRT
IL Studs; when missed were wrapped in a
small piece of Manila paper Finder will be
handsomely rewarded by returning to Moyni.
hans, AIS street. iele-tf
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fTN LET-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR.
i lor and bedroom; comfortable and in pleas
ant location; suitable for young gentleman and
wife or two gentlemen, at reasonable price;
Will let bedroom separate for one or two gentle
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 18th During May
4 ,327 ,o30 pounds of domestic wool were
hipped by rail. The total shipments sog
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milk and lefs oyee night 10 souP. Next
morning more milk L. added 10 H. and 10
10 eaten AZ ~reAkfas or Whenever
the Hawaiians choose. IL 10 relished OK
ceedinR:y. and tastes something like thick
buttermik.
A poi cocktail is ono Of the luxuries of
life At kalakauA's capital. A couple OF
t~easpoonfuis of tho already milk-slamp-
ounce 0f new milk added. Then q cou 10
of t~easpoonfuls Of whisky. more or less a.
favoring as may be wished, and the whole
moss stirred up. h drank this cock
tail 10 said tn get to the spot.
There has been such q demand in
Hawaii lately for poi. owing tn the nc
quircd Tastes Of white residents, tina
numerous Chinese have gone into the
land In selected. and . farm often h as
large rs six acres, from which the owner
will often make q couple Of thousand dol.
lars q year.
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ISidn't Want the Earth.
A. As.~l M.

From the New York sun.
When The oil excitement spread from
Liverpool began To sink n well ira his back
yard. All the work was done by hand
power, and his drills were of the cheapest
make. He hammered away for week
after week and month after month, until
he was pretty near the roof over China.
Them few OF us planned to give him a
surprise and make life worth the liv-
ing. or at least "a few hours of il. We got
a gallon OF crude oil and poured il into
and around his well, in which the drills
were still ut work. This was done at
night and next morning when we got
around there. according tn agreement,
Hans was sitting ON n bench, arms folded,
"what! Struck il at last!" exclaimed
one of the boys in "a great establishment
"Iaw, l haf struck her." was the calm
"Really got oil. Old fellow, let ms con-
we all shook hands with him. got down
aud tasted the oil. and inspected the well,
and finally one of the crowd inquired:
Hans. do you want To sell o,It?"
"iaw. l sell out" was the complaccnt
".well. we are here to buy il we can get
satisfactory figures. fom know as well as
"a hummer, Ii promises nj least 1000 bar
rcls "a day"
"Maypc two tousand." said Hans.
"Who can say Now, then. give ms
your lowest cash figures, right off, quick.
What's your figure""
"vell, l take feefty dollar"
WHAT"
"Vhas she too high? Veil, I make il
forty dollar. Dot pay" for my tools und
why. man. do YOU mean that yom only
ask $40 for this 1,OOO-barrel oil well?"
"Dot has who / mean. uud IL she vhas
too hiR I make IL fife dollar less. Shall
We make oudt some paper?"
And we had to back square down and
back out of hat back yard feeling that
VIC had been left. As the matter turned
ont, the well would have been dear at 40
cents.
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Pol and Poi Cocktail.

From the Ian FRANCISCO Exam ner.
"whAt lis poi and what is poi 2"
are the questions which many persons
have been asking lately ina view of tlIe
fact that about 100 Hawaiians. now here
to spend the winter, are sending over for
n supply of poi. They like il SO well they
can't get along without il.
Poi il the ground or powdered root OF
taro-a curious wild vegetable, looking
much like n rutaba "a. b ,inX of nh nut
the same sise and OF . white or slightly
yellow color. II is ground 10y "A rude pestle
or stone in n mortar followed out of n
large stone, and when worked to the con-
sistency Of flour il mixed with q little
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A STRANGE DUEL.

The Principals Drew Lots and One swal-
lowed - PrUs.tc Acid PHI.
A duel which occasioned n great sensa-
ton at the time of It's occurrence, says the
Boston Transcript, was one between Henri
Delagrave and Alphonse Riviere. d
cause being the snccess of the former i'm
wooinR a young lady to whom they were
both attached. Riviere insulted his rival
by ~slapping him OH The face in a gaming
saloon. and Il was agreed that a duel
should take place, i'm which the life Of one
should he ended. The details were left to
their seconds to and until they
faced one another upon the field neither
man knew i'm what form he was to brave
death. The following morning four men
met i'm a quiet wood. They were Rivicre,
with NJ. Savalle, his second, and Della
Hra m, T Rns" WAS a'G Thn la,,nr 1y a aIc ,Gs
rivals that NJ. Savalle and himself had ar
rived at the decision that i'm order to Sc
il would he best to leave out Of the ques-
ton swords or pistols and trust to- the
more sure action Of u deadly poison. As
hc spoke he drew from his pocket u little
box. in VIII ch lay four black pellets, all
identical in size and shape.
place a :, I'll isnt quantity Of ! russ c acid
To- cause the almost instantaneous death
of any one who swallows IL. NJ. Savalle
and ! will decide by the toss Of a coin
which of you is to have the first choice.
and you shall alternately draw and swal-
low pill until the poison shows its eff
~, hst' N'k
the doctor spun in the air n glittering gold
piece, and, as it fell. Savalle cried "1aiisr'
IL fell with the head upperrnost, and
Savclie said Tho first choice is yours, NJ.
Delegravc." The two whose fate was con-
tanned in those innocent-looking black
balls had shown no sign of trcpidation
while the doctor explained the awful
preparations that he had made for the
Heath OF one Of them; and pelgrave,s
ed and washed down with n glass of claret
one OF the 0iobules. "And now, M.
Rivierc," said the doctor. Rivierc extend
swallowed with as little appearance of
concern as his opponent. A minute
passed, two, three. and still the dueli-ts
stood motionless. ut is your choice again,
time You must swallow the pill at the
same instant that NJ. Rivierc swallows
the one You leave for him." Delagravc
paused for a moment, looking in silence
closest scrutiny showed not the slightest
difference between them; one was harm
less, but in the other rested the pail of
eternity the silence md peace of hat
world. With N start he drew his eyes
from the box. and putting his finger and
thumb into il drew forth onc of the re-
manning pills. Rivicre took the solitary
ously Rulped down their fate. A few Sec
onds passed without any p~erceptible move
meut ON the part of either Of them, and
then Reviere threw mp his hands and,
without a sound fell fiat upon the grass.
He turned half around. gave one cOnvul-
sive shudder, and as his rival bent over
him, breathed his last. The fair cause OF
this awful tragedy was SO Mortified at il
that she refused To see Delagrave again,
mud the. memory OF those few minutes,
weighed 80 heavily upon him that he fol-
lowed Rcveire 10 the grave i'm u few
months time.
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a New Wrinkle.

Paint from potatoes is a new wrinkle in
the arts and sciences. kuhfotc's Trade
Rerie,c gives the n Of preparation.
Boil n kilo of peeled potatoes i'm water;
after MASKING dilute with water and pass
through u fine sieve. Add two kilos of
Spanish white diluted with four kilos of
water. and the result will he q color of
beautiful milk white. Different colors
can he effected 10y the addition of differ
ent ochres aud minerals. Apply with n
brush. IL adlieres to plaster and wood
very well, will not peel, and, best of all,
in heap.
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An Awful Fair 81 Passs.
Seldom has society been shocked N shs
extent that IL was ~ . swell reception last
week. says tho Washington Capital. The
large pariors Of . well-known social
leader werc thronged with some Of the
best people OF this town. Everything was
passing OF to the entire satisfaction Of the
hostess, aud she had already placed the
evenings entertainment on the long list
of successful social events I'm which she
had participated. A little later in the
evening . swell young man was an
There was nothing remarkable
in his appearance ~ he stood behind .
row of chairs that were occupied by some
ladies. His rt-boso was spotless and
his coat was perfection. HE eye
glass was adjusted correctly. He attracted
no special attention until the dance be-
gan ; then he invited ono of tho ladies
with whom he WINS converting to dance.
One can well imagine the look OF general
sarpf fhe w Hrs, ms sin, .ro" Thsv were ohserysd
broadcast black and white stripe, of "a pat
tern that any prison contractor would
secured. When the hostess saw This
startling combination she went into hys-
terics. and q scene followed that would
mob or a harmonious meeting Of ,he New
York worlds fair comInittce. The ladies
s S,ns.ss on The he s Esna m n. hsaXcd ansry
iessly. One brought i hostess
ss%s Sa's To- r. %nSsser the ran :..s. for OF the
trouble, and the fire alarm would proba-
bly, have been turned on had not some
cooler heads interfered. In vain did the
owner of the trousers try to explain that
IL was all done i'm a hurry and a defective
His pleading was all to no pur-
pose, and had he not bolted for n window
n .lynchin9 bee would probably have
taken place. Since this event the rela-
tives of the young man say he is absent
from the city for an indefinite period at
tending tn private business. His intimate
friends say that the affair is nothing but n
bad case of razxle dazzle, and are inclined
to make light OF il. The hostess thinks
differently. however. and she says that
is too COOL for the wretch.
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twenty-five per cent is taken OF from
all albums bought at Estes d Connell
Mercantile Co.
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DISTRICT COURT. OF III COUNT,

THE DISTRICT COURT or THE COUNTY
matter 81 the estate OF EurhArtste PrissIuier, de
ceased; order 20 sh,w cans~ why or,ier ~ sale Of
the aimtnistrnt0r Of the. est ste OF EuchAriste
IcloquIer. deceased. having Met his petition
tate OF said deccdcnt. f.r the purposes therein
said court, that Ill pcrrnns interested IN the 80
tate Of said deceased appear before the said lis
trtrt tourt m Monday. the .th day Of January,
iso, at 10 o'clock in The forenoon Of salt day, al
the court room of said District Court. nj the court
house In said County of beer Lodge, to show
cause why an Q der should, not be EIAnted To the
estate az the said decreased Euchariste Prlopuicr
"a shall he ne rcssary. And that . copy of this
order he published s,nce q week for nj least four
successive weeks In Anaconda Standard. u news
payer printed and Published In said beer l<stsc
County, d.. JudGo.
Dated Dee. md, fss