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There will be No Meeting.

Moses Norris the worthy master of King
Solomon Lodge, No. 3, A. F. and A. NJ, re-
ceived telegraphic advices from Missoula
yesterday to prepare for the reception of
the body of George E. Staples, who died at
Missoula Friday. Mrs. Staples on her
arrival here last night with the remains de-
termined that the interment should take
place at Marysville where her late husband
was member of an Odd Fellow lodge.
There will be no meeting of King Solomon
lodge to-day as announced in an evening
paper yesterday.
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Pianist Dead.

Pianist Dead.
HAVANA, Aug. 3O.-Senor Espadero, the
enoNnedCubAn pianist is dead
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More Enumerators Wanted.

The census committee desire about fifteen
more good men to recommend to MIR. T. p.
Wood, the government representative. They
should apply to A. j. Seligman, the chair
man of the committee, to- morrow morning
from $3.50 until noon, at Bach, Cory d Co.'s
Office
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H. f. Colman, Toledo,
E. Bowling and wife,
New York.
Robt. E. Taylor. Butte.
j. 4. Kelley, Butte.
B. H. Cook, Butte.
Lon Lunderson, Butte.
Albert Kahn, New
York.
Miss Kate Bielenberg,
Deer Lodge.
Harry Ramsey, Bill
ings.
Mrs. Phillipson, Chi
C. W. Annowe. Kansas
Mrs. b. W. Badger,
White sulphur Spgs.
W. ~. Tabor. wife and
child, st. Paul.
Mrs. Il. p. Clark, Butte.
w. Hill, Jr., and wife,
Peekskill, n. Y.
Miss s. N. Hill, Peeks.
kill, N. Y.
A. o. Simon, Fort
Belknap.
L.. J. Royce, Butte.
w. H. Hall. Butte.
F. 8. Lamp, Marys-
vile.
John p. Martin, Liv-
ingston.
Mrs. J. E. Wolf, Ana
conda.
Z. Opdyke, Salt Lake.
III. Sling. Ogden.
w. B. Stockton, Butte.
CnAS- HilhO
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LAST u RACES.
4' :, "'''s nnual Meeting
Closes il al Races and
p = Nance.
-s 'z..3ss7 Free-For-A All
Trot - : small
wealth. ana nsAnty r. ne Grand Stand.
A Highly s.sssssl CLOSING Of the
Caroalt
olynpla
Alice,
olynPla,
Conds.
Sunday.

nv, 7-.-.7
Inc Helena fair and racing season is over.
1t was grand spooenr frns,, 80. ~ s,,;ah
and while the len.nt.,. =. ls ..o1S W A -,
cba,icaI o,,a - ~. - ARf1cultural, Me-
- 49, as9ociation will find a
ois creui' D9lanGo ~ their favor, it is barely
probable ttat - toe1l saies az ,,oo,s and
mutuals will IS = -. y. ~ 800 ~
Butte: but Il M 49,. .s.r .ney were III
sano collars oins1sn0e. The withdrawal of
Manning in tho xree.e or-ali 4rot yesterday
had tendency q curfail the hettinn ~
that event .rd 1870 ~. .ne Det'lhg Oh
.-as =. 4. n. - cons1derable money
t VOC W - =. snelo Waa not half the sum
there would % = Manning had been started.
But in point Of a4tendance. and the system
and smoothneaa vith -h;a,. 1870.
about the a. ~. ccr sA Saicn every'nlng
horsemen as tho most sncceasfnl meetino
an the circn;t so 3. c.-- >,.'''11 'Aoe'As
nraise Il iina 1 AZ :. cn neCretafy rope much
occurred during tlis week ana a careful IIi in.
edses s;d q ssf ssss Il: that the
Guido affair. Il IN 49,. n.;oea 81 vne
proven that Mr.. Babb ~ s hasnx InSer ny
the race as his pevmsnts to tIa onction
pools have shown. wv "'
The great event 81 veGtardav was snn.
posed to have bean fhe ~. oy-oII 1' hnt i
turned out to be . very mild affair thonoh
the fastest time 81 the meetino was made in
one heat. With Manning ont Of the race
there was, Of courSo, only one horse in IT.
Conde A cathop ~ mt nm to beat the
Hon. w. A. Clarkss hoFse Condo. Charlie
Hilton and Little Joe beino ont to bent
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Arrivals at the Grand Central

As~3AA wa "a ASkS
Miss Starback, Placer.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Riggs,
f. Helena.
DR.. A. T. kudd, Jeffer-
Thos. Byme. st. Paul.
Eugene sullivan, Butte.
NJ. Cordena, Castle.
L. A. beeler, Pawnee,
Neb.
w. 7. Hawk. Butte.
VIM. 4. Furray, Deer
Lodge.
W. II. Allen, La Porte,
Ind.
W. d. Hill, Ohio.
j. G. Koegal. Wickes.
W. p. Campbell, Spo-
kane.
Miss l.. Rosemow, Sill
yer.
NJ. T. Root, Canyon
Creek.
j. A. Carbis, Canyon
Creek.
Chas. Wright, Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Mead, Billings.
Master Geo. Staples,
Marysville.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

GTOCKHOLDERS'MEE ANNUAL.
~ meeting of the stockholders of the Helena
and Livingston Smelling and Reduction Co. lad
journed) for the election of q board of trustees
for the ensuing year. will be held at the office of
the Company, IN Helena, Montana. Sept, d. $780,
at ESQ p. m. O. II. ALLEN, Secy .
Helena. Mont, Aug. 25. 1890
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W. D. Arnold. St. Paul
Val Starback, Placer.
A. Carter, Il. Helenn.
Miss Maggie Durham,
E. Belens. g,
Frank Quinby, Deer
Lodge.
Mrs. Mcdonald, Jay
Gould.
H. A. Haine, Pawnee,
Neb.
w. T. Austin. Port
land.
w. H. Ryan, Salt
Lake.
j. Y. Walsh, Penn
Placer.
A. Ferguson, Clancy.
h. j. Coburn. White
Sulphur Springs.
A. H. Moulton. Jeffer.
Otto Nyberg, Nj. soula.
John Barrett, Flat
Creek.
J. b. Wills, Deer Lodge
sam Little, Missoula.
p. Il. Clark, Toston,
Mrs. Geo. T.. Staples,
Marysville.
D. j. Cavanaugh, Mis-
soula,
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Will Arrive To-day.

Will Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific ex-
press: A. w. Wilddam. G. M. Briggs, Mr..
G. Coming, Mrs. g. Conings.
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Killed by Electricity.

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. SO.-This even
ing Joe Solomon, colored, and an Italian,
name unknown, employed in the Wheeling
Terminal Railway company's tunnel in the
course of cons truction, stepped on an cleo
trio light wire in the tunnel, land both were
instantly killed. Both men wore thick
soled leather boots, and neither was burned
in any way.
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Arrivals at the Helena.

SbAS -
j. H. Bergman, To-
ledo, o.
A. Lehman, Omaha.
Strapburger and wife,
Butte.
II. s. Boal, North
Platte.
Mrs. ]. X. Clark, Butte.
H. H. jacobson, New
York.
A. M. Otto, Missoula.
G. #. Sheerer, Spokane
ings.
G. kohrs. Deer Lodge.
J. NJ. NJ rghan. Bos-
ton.
]. A. Woodman and
daughter. White Sui
phur Springs.
r. d. Scout, England.
j. D. Wright and wife,
ew York.
Mrs w. A. W:seman,
Butte.
Mrs. E. c. Depew.
Peekskill. N. Y.
G. G. Birdseye, Avon,
N. Y.
T. l.. Naptan, Butte.
J. 6. Cannon, Helena.
r. L. Whitmore, Marys-
vile.
V. Lambenheimer,
Great Falls.
Mrs. ]. H. Jenkins,
Anaconda.
VIM. p. Forbes, Butte.
G. +. Clapp, Omaha,
Il. G. Nihim and wife,
Chicago,
urne, Eutte.
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). Mammoth Furniture House =:


Paor Office andGbrary furniture, mattresses
pillows springs coors, blankets sheetngs and all kinds of bed
ding line of paintings etehngs and engravngs
Toilet sets rrors picture frames, moudngs An immense stock
carpets all the shades and coorngs Win
dow shades Ice chenille cmtans silk curtains conice poles
Sale Aae nNiasa iE tleCdelratA Domestic Sewing Machine
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ROUND ABOUT FOLSOM.
Matters and Things at the Future Lowell
of California.


of California.
From To-days Telegraph
Fifty dollars was collected to be used as
fund to purchase fireworks for the CON-
ing Fourth.
Mrs. Cook ard Mrs C. Hart are up from
Sacramento visiting ]. 7. Silberhorn and
family and other friends.
Several pieces of machinery for the new
power house arrived here this week. They
are very heavy and massive.
H. L. Bergman and family left Hang
town this week for Washington, and if
things suit them there will locate in that
State.
Several wagon loads of lumber have
to DE used in the construction of new
buildings there.
H. McCutcheon and family left for San
Francisco, where Mrs. McCutcheon will
remain for couple of weeks to try the
effect of the climate on her health, which
has been quite poor.
On Sunday game of baseball will DE
played on the new grounds between the
Brighton Baseball Club and the Folsom
Club. A purse of $40 will be awarded to
the winning club.
Last week a fire started on the old Show
ers ranch, near White Rock, which burned
over the entire place. Inc buildings mar
rowly escaped being burned. The fire was
started by spark.
An accident occurred to Jacob Zentgraf,
in his mine, near Newcastle. He was at
work on his mill and in some manner
caught his left hand between the tappet
and arm of one of the stamps. His hand
was badly mashed up and DR.. Rooney of
Auburn was sent for to attend him.
At the last meeting of Granite Parlor, n.
S. 6. W., the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Henry McDerby,
President; George Wilson, First Vice Pres
ident; O. G. Lewis, Second Vice-President;
E. Riley, Third Vice-President; John
Hoey, Marshal; Thad. j. Mcfarland, Re-
cording Secretary; James B. Harris, Treas
urer; Trustees-G. L. Skinner, VIM. Car
penter and Emmett McNamee.
On Friday last the public school at this
place closed for the tenn. A great many
persons were in attendance and listened to
the exercises with attention. County Su-
perintendent Howard was present and de-
livered q splendid address, Afterward all
repaired to the front of the school house,
where the American flag was raised, the
Star spangled Banner" being sung by
Miss Stella Eagle. Three cheers for the
flag were given by all present and the as
semblage adjourned.
A meeting was held in Masonic Hall on
Tuesday evening for the organization OF a
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tiles that casual glance at the records
disclose. That personal property escapes
taxation largely, and that there is there
fore an undue burden cast upon land is
undeniable. 1t is asserted that the real
estate of California is paying nearly four
ffths of all the taxes, because there is not
a fair disclosure nor just assessment of
personal property, unless we except that
possessed by the poor, which, for obvious
der-valued.
As to what remedy should be applied to
meet such injustice, and whether assess
ment of personal property as inquisitorial
and should cease, or whether there should
be adopted more stringent and severe
measures to enforce disclosure of personal
property and to secure assessments at its
true valuation, or whether, if assessment of
personally should be abandoned, taxation
upon estates. income taxes and high liquor
taxes should be substituted-these are ques-
tions which should receive immediate and
thoughtful attention, and some system
should be devised which would not put
the whole burden of taxation upon the
poor man and the farmer If no other
method can be found law should be
passed providing that in case OF loss by fire
the owner should not recover for personal
property greater amount than that for
which such property is assessed. The fact
exists that the greater portion of the bur-
den of taxation now falls upon those least
able to pay, while the rich escape their
just proportion. A remedy should be
found speedily and applied in earnest.
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lodge of knights of Pythias. The follow
ing officers were elected: Chancellor Com
mander. P. A. Humbert: Vice-C Chancellor,
George Watson; Keeper of Records and
Seal, R. 81. Clark; Master of Finance, II.
Clemenson; Master of Exchequer, T. j.
Rigney; Prelate, f. Taylor; Past Chancel-
lor, NJ. Paul; Master of Arms, ". L. Lewis;
Inside Guard, T. Kennedy: Outside Guard
Charles Roos; Medical Examiner, C. NJ
Slayback. The name chosen for the lodge
was Folsom Some day next week the
Grand Officers will come up here and in
stitute the lodge.
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ney-General has replied to the inquiry of
the Executive, that slogging matches can
be suppressed under the State law, and
that no municipality has a right to license
that which the statute condemns and for
bids. He agrees with the Governor, also,
that this ring-fghting craze is disgracsful
and demoralizing, and that it is clearly in
violation of the law for any one to fight
ring fights, or for any one to witness or aid
such contentious. He promises to instruct
the District Attorneys of the counties to
enforce the laws against prize-fghting.
1t is shameful that it should ever be neces-
sary for the chief law officer of the State
to remiud county officers of their duty in a
matter of such plain sailing as this, Of
suppressing the crime of prize-6ghting.
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THE dispatches announce the appoint
ment of H. NJ. Stanley as Governor-Gen-
eral of the Congo State. If the report is
confirmed and Stanley accepts, it will mean
the extinction of the slavery trade very
speedily, and the up-building of the Congo
section with great rapidity. Stanley, of
all men, is best fitted for the office, since
none better or so well understand the char
acter of the people to be governed
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County of Sacramento, =
State of California %
WILLIAM GoDT being first duly deposes and have
employ SAMUEL JELLY MRS LIZZIE
LYLE ARTHUR c. JELLY (hes of SAMUEL JELLY since
year 1875 familiar with the ewely business and hold and
have held years. position and confidence with the said firm
have read the advertisement of Liquidation Sale and know the
thereof direction the Receiver and with the assist
ance of SAMUEL KATZENSTEN prices upon
and know knowledge that the price
fixed and which each purchaser the above sale will therefor
in wholesale price of the article WILLIAM GODT
Subscribed before me this 10th day of June 1890
JAMES B. DEvINEs Justice Of the Peace
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GENERAL NOTICES.
The MEMBERS of Union Lodge =

The Members of Union Lodge a
No. u, A. o. U. W, viii give social NO
party Saturday evening. June sAo,yE,:yA
Dist, at S o'clock. at Grangers' Hail. NM
Members OF Sacramento and Union Wy
Lodges, and their families, and members and
their families ofthe old Lily of the Valley Lodge,
ID. of H., are cordially invited.
COMMITTEE
je2o-2ts From Union Lodge, No. u, A. o. .. W.
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III afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
THoMPSoN'S EYE WATER, Sold at 25 cents1 vs.


| 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 A great secret 70 ladies. 1917
| Fifth street, between N and n. .eI7-lm*
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NEW TO-DAY.

Adfsyss ssnssss Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, y Sale, To La end simiar notices under
This hedd IRE Inserted for ce,sts per ine the frs,
time ANA cents per line each subsequent time AZ
notices o. This character will be fouad under this
heading.
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For fine glass of fresh buttermilk;
fresh eggs and butter, sausages, cheese and ali
Kinds OF canned goods, go to F. BAUMLE, 72S
street. Lunch tor travellers. Our goods are
of superior quality ielO-tf
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As WE anticipated in the remarks made
upon the subject the other day, the Attor-
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Decker BrOs.'-The artists' piano. Write
to KOHLER d CHASE, San Francisco. jel6-Sm
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SAMUEL JELLY JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
LIQUIDATION SALE.

Samuel Jelly JeWelry Establishment
(Poanded 1850. Entire stock offered
to the public at cost until The EYen-
Ing Of July Sd, to liquidate the in
terest Of DR.. ARTHUR C. JELLY, who
retireS from the business.
Being duly authorized, l will sell
AT COST for seventeen days, from the
entire stock of the SAMUEL JELLY
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, Sacra-
mento, commencing Saturday, June 14th,
and continuing (open evenings) UNTIL
JULY Sd.
The stock has been lately added to and
made complete in every department, but
intending purchasers may rely on PRICES
being in every instance WHAT DEAL
ERs PAY AT WHOLESALE. In fact
the PRICES ARE RELIED ON for
Successful and IMMEDIATE SALE.
A splendid lot of American WATCHES
(HoWARD, WALTHAM and ELGIN)
in Gold, Gold-F'illed and Silver Cases, are
a special feature; while few fine Ola
MONDS, large assortment Of GOLD
JEwELRY, also ROLLED GOLD. Reed
& Barton PLATEDWARE, and articles of
TABLEWARE in general use, CLOCKS,
etc, comprise a stock worthy the reputa-
ton this house has borne for forty years.
Each and every article GUARANTEED
as represented at sale, and the public af-
forded every opportunity for inspection.
bona fide sale AT COST for a legitimate
business purpose. By order of the Receiver.
HUGH MAULDIN, Manager.
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The best plaza in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston d Co.'s, 40 J
treet. Sacramento Cal
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st. Paul's sundsy school-An the Old
scholars who have ever attended ST. Paul's
Sunday-school are requested to be present next
for large picnic
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John EttePs Assay Office removed to
1N0 ST., S. Z. cor. Seventeenth and ]. left
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Nationalist Club. 10. g, will meet on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 8 O'Clock, ell Council
of Federated Trades Hall 1919 Eighth ST 1rs
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"ANTED-A LIVE MAN, A MECHANIC
w preferred, who can lend his employer
$500 on his note. well Endorsed: interest at 10
per cent. viii pay salary of slC0 per month,
good company. Address I. D. Co., 40 Mont
gomery street, Room 4. San Francisco je2l- 81
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THO LET-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
Il or UNFINISHED rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. Inquire at 5071a street. je2i.tt
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NO LEr-COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS. FUR.
i nlshed for housekeeping; 172S Twelfth ST.
Inquire at house or AL street. je2I SIS
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yETANTED-MENF FOX FARMS, VINEYARDS,
w diaries and all kinds of labor Women
and girls for cooking and general homework
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth ST., K and L.
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E'OR SALE-lwo GOOD SETS OF SECOND.
K street. lts
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"ANTED-A YOUNG NAN QUICK AT
w figures for office work Apply to CHARLES
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"ANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
w OF all kinds for city and country. Apply
at Employment Office 1905 street ie2-im
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DARTIES WANTING MONEY ON THEIR
i city and country property address P o.
BOX So SacramentO. Plenty OF money. nS.tf
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L. L. LEWIS 4 CO.
THE NEW PRocEss-


carload received Yesterday Can early
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coz REWARD-THE FORESTER GUN CLUB
OHo Will pay the above reward for informa-
ton that viii 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 ell fines collected.
E. C. CHAPMAN, President.
M CoFFEY, secretary. jel7-6t
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076 IN 0160 MONTH CAN BE MADE
Viu W paw working for us. Persons pre-
ferred who can furnish horse and give their
whole time to the business. Spare moments
may be profitably employed also. few va
cancies in towns and cities. B. F. JOHNSON &
CO., 1909 Main St. Richmond. Va. fe22-1yS
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EoR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
L largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-house and extra ladies rooms; best loca.
ton; stock and lease. Inquire al this Office.
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E,oR SALE-A THoI oUGHBRED JERSEY
l. bull three years DID, his dam is great
milk and butter COW; made ON a weeks test,
"a pounds OF butter per day; the dam OF his
sire was good mixer: he has been dehorned.
is very handsome; price, SIS. Address EDalN
X. ADSIP, Sacramento ieo1 12t
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WANTED-LOST. FOUND.

"ANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN
w board and room in good locality. address,
stating terms, A. B., this Office ie20.2ts
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ISSUED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY.

ONCE. Third Street, between J and K.
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r OST-TWO SOLITAIRE DIAMOND SHIRT
II Studs; when missed were wrapped in
small piece of Manila paper. Finder will be
handsomely rewarded by returning to Moyni.
hans, ais street. iaIg-tt
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INFORMATION WANTED OF THE WHERE
L abouts of GEORGE KELSEY, who left Steu.
benville, Ohio, for California in 1858 Lived in
Sacramento in early times, and moved into Cal.
averas county. Was in San Andreas when last
1867. Was known by Syl. Treadway, Samuel
Henry and John Parrish, former Saeramentans
His son, w. Kelsey, now prosperous merchant
OF Fort Davis, Texas, is anxious to get infcrma-
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-
corning him. Address W. KELSEY, Fort Davis,
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ENOR SALE = S2,5OO-A NICE CORNER
Il house and lot, with saloon, best location. or
to lease for five years; good reason for selling.
Address T.. this Office ie,1 ia.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-21

ITO RENT-A QUEEN ANN COTTAGE, NEAT.
i ly furnished, six rooms, modern improve
ments. Inquire at MRS. A. ]. WEBSTER, 2509
o street. ieI7-7t&
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"ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN.
w place in small family to do house
work or TO care for an invalid, or housekeeper
for widower. Address, Mrs. c. NJ Giles, this
once. je20-5t