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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02
BRIEF NOTES.

Last months fees of Recorder Johnson
amounted to $40.
The trout-fshing season is now on, but
it doesn't interest Sacramento deeply.
Suit for divorce has been commenced by
Flora Belle Turner against Arthur Turner.
Yesterday the railroad employees were
paid off in this city, and the pay-car has
gone eastward.
Matt. Coffey, the new Clerk of the Water
Works, will not enter on the discharge of
his duties until next week.
John Heilbrath of Plymouth, Amador
county, has been granted a patent for
two-wheeled vehicle with an adjustable
seat.
James Ivey, the veteran convict, occu-
pied cell in the city Jail last night. being
en- route from Santa Clara to the Folsom
Prison.
Ell Dorado Lodge, 1. O. o. F., has elected
as delegates to the Grand Lodge: P. F.
Dolan, Andrew Carlow, H. B. Nelson and
Thomas Boyd.
A commission was issued from the Gov.
ernor's office yesterday to Louis Sloss. Jr.,
of San Francisco, as Regent of the State
University, in place of John S. Hager,
deceased.
Among the pensions granted yesterday
was one TO the minor child of Charles H.
Scamm"n of Davisvile, Mindia Y. Nc
Clure, for the widow of Charles II. Scam
mon of Sacramento.
Shooters should bear in mind the fact
that they cannot now legally shoot wild
ducks in this county, but they can prac-
tice on the bsrnyard species by being re-
sponsible only to the rsnchers.
AIr, n
cific Grove on Tuesday morning, April 1st,
will be buried at Pacific Grove on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. Deceased was for
many years resident of Sacramento, where
she leaves many friends.
Articles of incorporation of the Carl
Company were filed in the Secretary Of
States office yesterday. Capital stock,
$4,000. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Drectors-Edw. Newman, j.
NJ. Lowe, William J. Gavigan, Thomas F.
Gavigan and Jos. s. Gavigan.
Sacramento Lodge, No. IL, Order of Her
mann Sons, has elected the following
officers: President, J. j. Ullrich Vice
President, Geo. Bernhard; Corresponding
Secretary, ]. j. Carbuhn; Financial Sec
retary, j. B. Schnetzler Treasurer, H.
Schaumloeffel Trustee Chas Schneider.
The steamer Governor Dana came down
the river yesterday with barge load of
grain. After landing the barge here she
went over to the Yolo side of the river,
ABOVE the bridge, and brought down to the
foot of | street the barge Yolo. The latter
will be again loaded with granite, which
will be taken over to strengthen the Yolo
levee.
The report of the Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Company's Hospital for
the month ending March 81 1890 Number
of patients in Hospital March 1. 1890, &c;
number of patients admitted in March, Sc
total number, 152; number of patients dis
charged, 9S; died, 2; total, 100: ON hand
April l, 1890 50 number of private house
and office patients treated during the
month BAG
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WHISKY. OR POISON?
An Unfortunate Woman Gre ates a Rip.
pie of Excitement.

An Unfortunate Woman Gre eates "A Rip
pie of Excitement.
Between 3 and clock yesterday after
noon woman known as frankie Morse, a
"boarGer" at one of the L.street deus, went
to DR.. Clayton's place at Seventh and L
streets and asked permission to write a
letter Materials were given her, and she
penned aote to man named Gardner
and addressed it 10 one OF the down town
hotels.
She was then seized with fainting and
vomiting fit, and il was fsared that she
had taken poison. A hack was accord
ingly procured and the woman was taken
to the Receiving Hospital and City Physi-
clan c. B. Nichols summoned Emelics
were administered and the patient contin-
ued 10 yomit at intervals until late last
night. At midnight she was resting more
easily, but the physician conld not deter
mine whether or not she had taken any
thing more dangerous than aixture of
L-street liquors.
An officer went 10 the hotel to which the
note was addressed, ont could learn moth
ing of any person by the name of Gardner.
In the note the woman expressed desire
to see the latter, stating that she was in
trouble. The indications at last accounts
were that the woman would be all right by
this morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Metropolitan Theater this evening
the Hanlon Brothers will begin five days
engagement with "Fantasman II was pro-
duced here eighteen months ago for a
season OF one week with entire success,
drawing full houses nightly. The Han
Ions have rearranged the spectacle, intro
duced new scenery and specialties secured
new people, enlarged the troupe. aud have
named the fairy play THE New Fantasma."
All the scenery used in the piece is carried
by the company. There are number of
transformation scenes and many novel
mechanical effects. Among the new scenes
is "A Revel of Mermaids," and The Phan-
tom Minnet." Among the new scrobatic
acts is Dive from the flies to the stage
Besides the Hanlons there are Mons.
Pizzarrelie, the pantomimist; a. C. Orcutt
and Emily Northup, ballsdists; Rose Forte,
the persoaatar- of -EaRtasa ms; lea Maussey,
soubrette. A scale of prices is elsewhere
announced, and also Saturday matinee at
reduced prices of admission.
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FREE LIBRARY.
The Trustees Review Its Operations for
the Past Month.

The Trustees Review Its Operations for
the Past Month.
The Board of Trustees of the Public Ii
brary met at thier Office in Library build
ing last evening. Present: w. c. Fitch.
President; Add. C. Hinkson, Vice Presi-
dent S. H. Gerrish, Secretary, A. S. Hop.
kins and l.. E. Smith.
The report of the Librarian for the month
of March was read as follows: Num-
Der of books issued during the month 4,755.
Classified thus: Fiction, 3,5SS; history, 442;
literature, 1919; fine arts, 9S; useful arts, 50;
science, rs; philology, 3; sociology. is;
religion, 21; philosophy, 81; general works,
l67. Percentage of fiction, 75. Average
number issued per day, 153. Number OF
patrons registered, 9.lS1. Amount of fines
collected, 81 65. Number of books mended
in Library, 11S.
The following bills were allowed Capt.
tai Gas Company, $l3 so; Marion Davis
So; The History Company, IS so; ]. ].
Laracy, So 80; Goode & Darlington, Sc so;
Day d joy, IS; Whittier, Fuller & Co,
81 80; ID. ID. Snow, S. 40; Mrs. C. J. Gil.
bert, So 80.
The old Board then adjourned sine die
The new Board organized by the elec.
tlon OF w. Z. Fitch. President A. S. Hop.
kins, Vice-President, and s. II. Gerrish
Secretary.
The President appointed the following
Standing Committees: Books on Shelf
Smith and Gerrisb; Periodicals-Gerrish
and Hinkson; Reading room-Fitch: Pur.
chase Of Books-Hopkins, Hinkson and
Smith; Auditing ana Finance-Hopkins
Gerrish and Smith; Building and Repairs
Fitch and Hinkson.
The Board ordered l73 new books pur
chased and also the London Engineer, 8
| periodical.
The Board then adjourned.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Judge Mcfarland is visiting friends here.
Matt. Storm, the horse trainer is in the city
again.
Mr.. and Mrs F. P Tutt,e came down from
Auburn yesterday.
Thomas T. Wisemsn and wife have returned
from their wedding trip.
A, L Nichols, the Chico hardware merchant,
was in the city yesterday.
viii ]. Terry has been called to Hudson,
Mich, on account OF the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs. Reka Harding, of San Francisco, is
spending few days in this city, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woolf (nee Fannie VIII
SOM, of this city, were among the excursionists
who went through last night from San Fran
cisco, bound for Chicago ana New York.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday Wm.
Hood, Rocklin: Frank Chase Cascade: J. W.
Hughes city: ]. Lambert and wife, Rocklin: L.
J. Loper, NJ. Silva, Alameda; George B. Smith,
Courtland ]. R. Metcalf, Henry Cohen, San
Francisco: E. H. Lindinger, Battle Mountain;
j. 4. Wilkinson, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
c. H. Bolles. Chicago; F. P. Tutte and wife,
Auburn; III. J. Maerlen, st. Louis; c. B. Case,
A. j. Z. Ferrbish, New York; 7. S. Rogers John
b. Rogers, Binghamton, n. y; ]. NJ. l. Walling,
Nevada City; X. H. Peate. San Jose; H. K
White and wife, Detroit Mr. and Mrs J. W.
Courtright, Newark, Ill; Mrs. w. w. Amsbry,
Miss Irene Mitchell, Wilksbarre, Pa. Newton
Philips, Mrs. w. n. Winter, C. A. Burns j.
Phillips; II. Morgan, San Francisco.
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POLICE COURT.

Ed. Brady Gets Off Easily-Ah Charles
Confederate Note.
Lon Morris On pleaded guilty in the Police
Court yesterday to disturbing the peace
and judgment was postponed until Satur
day next.
Shorty Simpson, charged with being
common drunkard, was allowed to go, with
warning from the Judge not to appear in
Court again very soon.
The case of All Charlie, charged with
passing counterfeit note, was continued
until to-day.
Ed. Brady was fined S. for disturbing
the peace. Brady is the youth who made
such resistance in being taken to Jail a
few nights ago by officer Higgins. Judge
Buckley stated that be would have made
the fine severe one, if it were not for the
fact that the father of the young man, and
not the latter, would have to pay the
penalty
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Board then adjourned.
TWO DECISIONS.

Judgment Affirmed in a San Joaquin
County Probate Case.
The following Supreme Court opinions
were Fled in the Clerks office in this city
yesterday:
Estate of Richard Griffith, deceased.
This was an application by James Stanley,
Public Administrator of Alameda county,
to the Superior Court of San JOAQUIN
county for the revocation of the appoint
ment of one John Gambetta (the Public
Administrator of San joaquin county, as
administrator of the estate Of Richard
Griffith, deceased. Gambetta filed a de-
murrer to the petition for revocation and
also certain affidavits. The Court sus-
tanned the demurrer, and afterward made
an order denying the petition, and Stanley
appealed. The Supreme Court af1irms the
judgment.
YoLo CASE SENT BACK.
Georg, H. Jackson and c. F. Thomas
(respondents) VS.. NJ. H. Terrence appel
lanD and Esther Terrence (respondent);
also, George II. Jackson and C. F. Thomas
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A SIMILAR CASE.
Suit of a Like Character Commenced in
this County.

Suit of a Like Character Commenced in
this County.
A complaint has been filed in the Su-
perior Court of this county in case that
appears to involve much the same points
that were at issue in the Colusa case, above
quoted. 1t seems that Sarah w. Belcher
and Sarah P. Grimshaw are owners Of ad-
joining lands bordering on the Cosumnes
river. Mrs. Grimshaw, the plaintiff alleges
that she has constructed the necessary
levees along the river line of her lands to
prevent inundation at that point, but that
Mrs. Belcher refuses to do likewise, thus
rendering plaintiffs land subject to damage
by being flooded. It is further complained
that defendant threatens to reopen an old
break on her land, which plaintiff had
filled in near the dividing line of the two
ranches, and that if this be done plaintiffs
land would be seriously damaged. She
therefore asks the Court for an Injunction
restraining Mrs. Belcher from carrying out
the threat referred to, and for other relief.
benson q Oatman are attorneys for plain
tiff
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Good Detective Work.

Night before last somebody stole shot
gun and lot of cartridges from William
Kimber's shop on l street. At 10 A. NJ.
yesterday the matter was placed in officer
Crump's hands, and inside of three hours
Mr. kimber had his property. 1t was
found in the possession of man named
Spencer, an engineer employed at job
printing office, who said he bought the
five cents down, but the boy did not re-
turn for the balance OF bis Doodle.
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The Gardner Horse Sale.

At l o'clock this afternoon Bell & Co.
will sell at auction, at Agricultural Park,
the trotting-bred horses and colts owned by
Willard Gardner, twelve in number. They
comprise Lady Nelson, Dexter, bay horse,
Prince, black pacing colt, Fleetwood. Rob-
ert Elsmere, jim, Thorne, Mollie Brady,
by Leinster, dam Queen; bay horse Wide
awake by Reliance dam by Chieftain; bay
horse Pedro, by Mambrino Wilkes. dam
by Dan VOORHEES,. Also. one light buggy,
one Frazier cart and lot OF harness.
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The weather warming I'm.

The Signal Service records show yester-
day to have been the warmest day since
the 9TH day of last November, when the
highest temperature recorded was zoe,
which was the same as yesterday, the low
est being 4So.
The highest and lowest temperature one
year ago yesterday was S0o and $50, and
one year ago to-day was 7lo and 530.,
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SUPREME COURT.
IN RANl

IN BANK.
MONDAY, March 31st
White vs. White-Appellant to have fl Ve days
to file reply brefto respondents brief on motion
to dismiss appeal herein.
Ex parte Barry, on habeas corpus-Ordered
that the above cause be submitted as of this
date.
Colusa County VS.. Hudson, Cutting Packing
Company VS.. Packers Exchange of California,
TIeworth VS.. Gilbert-Ordered that said causes
be heard and determined by the Court in bank.
staples VS.. May-Justice Thornton assigned to
Department One for the purpose of considering
this case.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
MONDAY, March 31st.
Monterey County VS.. Cushing executrix, etc.
Order appealed from affirmed
Staples VS.. May-Order reversed.
Huse VS.. Den ct al.-Or that respondent
be permitted to file opinion of the Hon Francis
Z. Spencer herein.
People vs.: Bochman-Iudgment affirmed.
Fresno National Bank VS.. Superior Court of
San Joaquin county-Writ discharged.
Herrlich vs. decentralization to recall re-
mittur denied.
People VS.. Raischke- Judgment and order
affirmed.
Duff VS.. Duff-Judgment and &rders affirmed.
Alexander VS.. Jackson - Ordered that the
cause be heard and determined by the Court in
bank.
H. P. Stone VS.. James Hammel-Judgment
and order reversed and cause remanded for
further proceedings.
Estate of Richard Grifith-Order affirmed
Mcdaniel VS.. Cummings-Order affirmed.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
MONDAY, March 3lst
Monterey County VS.. Cushing, executrix, etc.
Order affirmed.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
MONDAY, March 3lst.
Fitzpatrick VS.. Fitch ct al.-order affirmed
IN BANK.
TUESDAY, April lst.
Fox VS.. Stockton Harvester Works, Moore vs.
Hopkins, Moltcr VS.. Luce-Rehearing denied
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Receipts from Fishing Licenses.

The sum Of $50 98 was paid into the
State Treasury yesterday by the Fish Com
missioners, as balance for licenses sold
during the year ending March 31st. Dur
ing the year $50 licenses were sold for
81. $50 80. The cost of collecting this
amount was $455 81, 50 that the net value
to the State was 1896 IS.
The license receipts for this year are
printed on blue parchment paper, and have
just been turned out of the State Printing
Office. The collector is ]. F. Curley, OF
San Francisco
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Work on the Yolo Leyee.

Vigorous efforts are being made by Super
intendent Wright, of the railroad company
to prevent the threatened break in the Yolo
levee just north of the town of Washing
ton. Although the current has seriously
damaged the levee at that spot, there is
every reason to believe that no break will
| occur, as there will be no cessation of the
work of repairing the bank.
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herewith pamphlet giving some of the
reasons why The States should be reim-
bursed which believe was gotten up by At
amount due California for principal and IT,
terest can probably be ascertained by see-
ing Captain John Mullan, and may posi-
bly, be covered by other bills already in
troduced.
II hope our Senators and Representa-
tives will give this subject matter their
attention J,
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Probibition Convention.

The County Committee has called Con-
vention of the Prohibition party to meet
this evening, at 7:3o o'clock, in the base
ment of Pioneer Hail, Seventh street, be-
tween J and X, TO elect thirteen delegates
to the State Prohibition Convention and
transact other business Every Prohibit
ZIONIST of this county is invited to be
present.
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Attorney-General johnson and the Re

Attorney-General johnson and the Re-
endorsement of California.
Attorney. General Johnson yesterday
wrote to Congressman Clunie at Washing
ton, saying: The subject of this letter is
to urge the passage of House Bill No. G, ,422,
regarding the reimbursement to the States
of the interest paid by them on their war
loan bonds, aud is intended for our Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress,
which you will kindly show to them for
their approval and cooperation. inclose
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<appellants) vs.. NJ II florence and Esther
Terrence (respondents). This is Yolo
county case. ard is a suit to compel specific
performance of certain agreement. The
Supreme Court says that sas against the
appeal of the plaintiffs the judgment of the
Superior Court is affirmed, but on the ap-
peal of NJ. H. Terrence, the Judgment and
order appealed from are reversed and the
cause reman1e0
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02
Balance on hand April /, 1890 ,g25 40
Business Change.

An important business change is an
nounced in to-day's paper. Mr.. Joseph
Stefens has disposed of his interest in
Whittier, Fuller & Co.'s business in this
city to General Llewellyn Tozer. Deeds on
file in the Recorders office show that Mr.
Tozer has sold his interest in the Orleans
Building and other downtown real estate
to Mr.. Steffens
This change retires Mr.. Steffens from the
old firm of Whittier, Fuller & Co.. with
which he had been associated for twenty
eight years, of which all but eight years
has been spent in this city. 1t also makes
Mr.. Tozer the sole resident partner of the
Sacramento house.
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A Fortunate Foundling.

Several ladies have already asked per-
mission of the officers of the Founding
Home Society, and also of the Chief of
Police, to take charge OF the infant found
on the doorstep of NJ. ]. Hollands resi-
dence a few mornings since. 1t is very
/ Gallant boyno
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DIED.

Sacramento, March 81 - Mrs. Georgie NJ.
Schwartz, a native OF Mexico, 80 years, l
month and days
Friends and acquain.ances aIe respectfully III.
vited to attend the funeral, from the parlors
of W. ]. Kavanaugh, 5lS street, this after
noon, April I'd, at $50 O'Clock
Pacific Grove. Monterey, April Mrs. Lavina
G.. Waterhouse (Inother of A. G. and F. c.
waterheuse). so years aud months,
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
Pacific Grove, at 10 A. NJ. Thursday, April Sd.
Interment at Pacific Grove.l
Sacramento, March 27-Eva. daughter of John
and Ella Bulawsky months and days
Sacramento March 3l-Manuel Belchi, native
of Chilli, 43 years.
Funeral notice heresfter.1
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Baseball Games.

The Sacramento baseball team will go to
San Francisco tomorrow and play against
the 0aklands at the Haightstreet grounds
On Friday the San Franciscos and Sacra-
mentos will contest at the o. kland grounds
This viii be the first game played there.
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The following settlements were made
with the State Treasury yesterday: Regis
ter of the Land office, Sal; Surveyor Gen.
eral, 81 ,642; Secretary of State. S1S79 75;
Fish Commissioners, $50 9S; S36 500 for
the redemption of county bonds held in
trust for the school fund; Sl35 81, interest
on redeemed bonds
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STATE WAR BONDS.

H. B. Howard, representing the English
medium and mind reader, Nav Howard, is
in the city.
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Granite Steps for Capitol Park.

Two sets Of steps in the Capitol grounds,
on the walk leading TO the building from
the Tenth and L street entrance, have been
torn up and handsome granite steps are to
take their places. The wcfk of putting in
the new ones will occupy considerable
time
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For SALE-A second. hand Chickering &
Sons grand square piano; Also Knabe;
both bargains. Hammers music store. $50
street.
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Birth death, and marriage notices must be sent in
~ responsible parties, and paid for at the rate of 25
cents each; funeral notices, 25 cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

S. c. Mott, agent for the entertainment
given by John Slater, the test medium, is in
the city.
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NOTICE ]!

OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
san Francisco, March "a. 1890. j
0yHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
/ holders of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before the
meeting, will be held at the Office of the COM
pauy in the city of San Francisco, on TUES
DAY, the Sth day of April. 1899.
mr2ftd&Su E. H. MILLER, JR.. Sec'y.
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County Finances.

Following is the report of John L. Hun
toon, County Treasurer, for the month
ending March 81, 1890:
Cash on hand March l, 1890 ......... Sl56. .955 Al
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Wire Buckle SuSpenderS.

We have an excellent assortment of the new
Wire Buckle Suspenders which are proving such
success. They are light easily handled, and do
not, like many buckles, unlock themselves, caus-
ing the wearer annoyance and bother Their
chief merit however, is durability. AS most men
know, to their cost, suspenders generally give out
first in the buckle. These buckles, while light
weight, are of such strong material that they are
guaranteed to last two years.
Wire Buckle Suspenders, medium weight web
bing, for ordinary wear, IS cents.
Wire Buckles, heavy webbing, for farmers,
miners, ETC.. 40 cents.
Wire Buckle Suspenders, with drawer sup
porters, silk ends, SO cents; fuer qualities, Is
cents and ST.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02

SHAKE off the effects of bad cold
promptly by the use of DR.. Jayne's Expec-
torant, and escape the danger of irritating
the lungs into fatal disease.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-02
Northern Railway Company.

NJ NOTICE-THEAN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IN stockholders of the NORTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought before
the meeting, will be held az the Office of the
company, in the city of san Francisco, on WE'D
NESDAY, ApTil 9, 1890, be;ween the hours of
10 A. 4. and P. NJ.
w. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Franchises, March "a, 1890. mr26-tdHSu
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NEW PROCESS CORN MEAL,

NEUBoURG B LAGEs, STAR MILLS AND
~ Malt Ecase, 1OlS to 1920 Fifth street.
Manufacturers of malt and hn kinds of meal.
Also, dealers in hops, eorks, produce, grain,
feed and 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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State Moneys Received.

IlENDAf, AiTll ISI
Fox VS.. Stockton Harvester Works Moore VS.
Hopkins, Moltcr VS. Luce-Rehearing denied
March 81 1880
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Fred II. Blocker, an old time newspaper
and theatrical man, writes from the Baldwin
Hotel, s. F. 81 have been troubled with dys.
pepsia in its worst form and indigestion.
Before tried Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, I
spent many dollar on remedies without
relief. My misery was so great at timesit
seemed as If i should die. IN three days
found Jog was in thst bottle, and the second
put me on my feet. 1t will cheat the grave
OF many a victim"
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CRY license and water rates now due.
Pay on or before 18th inst and save costs. -
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The Lull House Dining.ROOHl,

CORNER SEVENTH AND 1 SITS,
VIII be reopensd March I'd under tho
management of James ID. Bailey.
FIRST-CLAsS BOARD AND ATTENDANCE.
Il