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a Citizens Tour of tho sewers.


EDS. RECORD UNION: While the resi-
dents at and below Sutterville may be
justified in their complaints against the
| city's sewage being discharged upon their
| lands, the citizens OF the city also have
just cause for complaint. It viii be well
for our City Fathers to look at the state
of affairs within the city limits. Let them
examine the sewers, drains bitches
canals ana waterways, and they will
find the condition OF the sewers to be
simply appaling-a disgrace to the city
and monstrous outrage upon the COM
munity.
At the weekly meetings of the Trus-
tees the cry goes up continually for moro
sewers, but before ordering any more let
the Trustees spend few hours in look
ing into the condition of our main sewers
and open drains, and they viii find a
state OF Stagnation, slime, sludge and
fifth outreaking the most putrid pool in
Chinatown.
Bat two years ago brick main Sc wer
was built at cost of nearly 81, csc. q
ten-inch relief pipe was also put in along
> street, at seventeenth and >, where the
| brick main cmptio5 into the open drain.
/ The city 5 sewage stands Staonant to q
depah OF two feet, with the do0d-gata
open 10 the top notch. The mouth OF
this sewer, like every other enc IL the
city where they empty into open
drains, is cdoEed with weeds
reeds, rushes, grass and tula. The sur
face OF the waIer IS covered with every
/ aboAinatioH OF .aG city'S refuse, and for
3 considerable distance OF It's iCGgUh Is
| covered with slime whicE has crGstatl and
| BAKED haiu 81 s,aGIiittfGn ard lore eN-
posaro % Jho sun. " Gat lit.ie sewage
escapes from the mains is merely Q0Hiug
out 4roln the force 3f the bauk pressure.
IN two open drains !CaGiDE 10 tili.s
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ANGLERS. - LEAVE YOUR ORDERS
T. ~ J. j. SMITHS EMPLOYMENT, on
F4Ct. 524 n street, for good, reliable help,
IN
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chi'1s ard Fever Cured.

G. W. Messenger, 2l6 Seneca street,
Buffalo, n. Y, writes:
. was a great sufferer for many years
with ciillsand fever. and tried remedies
Of all kiads, but found no relief until q
friend Of mine told me to buy box of
BRANDRErH's PfIIs and take them as
directed. / used two boxes and believe
chat | am cured, as have not been
troubled with them for the past year. I
cheerfnlly recommend them to all who
suffer-
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The g. Lilac, IIolo. ;,


EDS. REcoRD-UNIo2,:- Health officer
Nichols has made his report on the iIth
and filthy condition Of that eye-sore-
man-killcr-death-trap-tetcstiblc, some-
times called 'IIotel Gle Water Works.,
bat perhaps better known as the City
Prison. Judging from the amount of
activity displayed by our city fathers the
report has rencdicd the evil. and al that
IS necessary 70 be done is TO wait until
some other Health Officer nvestigates the
affair, and so keep the investigation be-
lore the pubic, say once 4 year and let
The ocath-tFap cure itself That is in &C
coFdance with all reports so far made
II any private person should tolerate
nuisance anywhere within the cisy'e
limits, and he should fail to remedy the
cgil, our Health Officer would see that he
was punished for violating the law. 8Eby
doesn't this rule work both ways?
Trustee Conkiin has charge OF The Citv
Prison. and ne knows something should
( be done Cite him to appear and show
cause why ne doesn't interest, himself in
this matter. il he desires any assistance
or information on the subject [ Will
kindly assist him by recommending that
proper yenulating pipes be placed on the
bullding-large enough to create draft
50 that the detesti3le stencil may be
carried ont of the building, and not a.
lowed to circulate where it pleases, as at
present time. This would undoubtedly
carry oil the foul gases That arise through
the call-traps, and thereby remedy The
evil TO q great extent. At all events
there w0G1d be 10 harm in trying the ex-
pertinent, and the cost would lie tritiing
II woUld show that some interest was
displayed III the welfare OF those who are
Obliged to breath an atmosphere that has
aecn reported as having ruined the
lie2iL!l OF so many stoue, able-bod ed men
terhapS the little plumbing business that
has been done OF late may remedy a part
Of the evil, but chat won't improve the
ventilation. YOURS IL HEALTH.
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FESTIVE ITALIANS.
The Bcrsaglicri Guard Picnic Was
Snccess E-Nsfe l,.laE.


Success Yesterday.
The Italian festival at East Park yes
to-day, given under the management OF
the Bersaglieri Guard, was very enjoy
able affair. The guard paraded in The
forenoon and made a very creditabIc
showing in their unique uniforms.
At the park there was q large assem-
blaga. Music for dancing was furnished
by the Hussar Band. There were no dis
tJrbances, and everything passed oil to
the credit of those having charge of the
arrangements. \ number OF coupon
ticket prizes were awarded, and were
drawn by the following numbers:
First prize, gents gold watch, SO; ticket
No. III.
Second prize, lady's gold watch, $50;
ticket No. o.
Third prize, gents silver watch, SIS;
ticket No. GS4.
Fourth prize, lady's silver watch. SIS;
ticket No. 9S3.
Fifth prize, lady's gold earrings, SO;
ticket No. U-S.
Sixth prize, gents gold ring, SO; ticket
No. l34.
seventh prize, lady's gold bracelet, SD;
ticket No. Is.
Eighth prize, lady's gold ring, $40;
ticket NC. S33.
Ninth prize. gents gold sleevc-buttons,
$40; ticket no. S-}6.
Tenth prize, lady's gold breastpin, IS;
ticket No. 3l4.
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county. As result of his labors, he in
forms the RECORD UNION that he found
the Sacramento hop-vines 10 be free from
hop-hce lq)horodoa].
The fields are all doing we'll. In some
the vines are more advanced than in
others, but all are looking healthy.
There now seems to be no ground for
fear bat The Sacramento hop crop will be
large and profitable to the growers
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llarten,


E2FAN,,rED = 4 POSITION AS NURSE
Wy girl, or would 60 as e.ond girl in private
liiuliJ' $40 Elshth St, sacramento jel-5t<
4 GERMAN GIRL WANTS TO DO GEN-
4 \ etaI hoUsewor6. Call at the HOTEL
RilElN, 1909 J street. my3O-3t*
XSTANIED-BY 4 SOBER YOUNG MAN
w aSituatloa as foreman OF a ranch or as
GlTgr. inquire for NJ. BOXLER, New VIM.
Tel House. Iny3o-2tF
tD-APPRENTICES AT DRESS
W making. Apply at 800 Eighth street
my29-3t%
ENANTED-A WOMAN TO DO HIGHT
~ nUUSCWork IN a small family Address
:. p, ttl-s once, my29-3t*
EIf-ANTED-A POSITION BY YOUNG
ht'l - years Of age, competent i'm all
o.uSS ouies ana saleslnanShip; writing n
Eo9o h'tilQ; correct at figures; speaking Eng
tisii ana German. Good references: win ejyt,
hoiluS, II necessary; moderate salarv. main
o4jgc,, 70 ootain position where perseverance,
CIV 81, 2 , VII INSURE advancement. Address
"a IL s'AAAS, this office. my2S-6ts
AVANrED--.A. BUYER FOR THE BEST
~ paying 0inlng-rOOm in Sacramento on
account ofowE2rs going East. call al 1907
kourth street. fly55stf
+ ANCItRaS.- LEAVE YOUR ORDERS
4 = ~ ), ). SMITHS EMPLOYMENT OF
F4Ct', GA n street, for good, reliable help.
my6-tt
yTTANTFD-FINE GENTLEMEN WIDE
' = awake, With good address salary or
commission. Apply to THESINGER MANU-
I al { ttI-ZG Co, EOS J street. my2-1m
EETANTED-MEN FOR FARMS VINE
" yards, diaries ana ali kinds of labor:
women anu girls for cooking and general
housewoTk; plenty OF work for desirable helm
Apply ri EMPLOYMENT OFFIC1E Fonrtb
street, Il and l..
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MORNING GAME.
Oaklands o Q O 0 0-3
Sacramentos. / o o 4 o o IS

Earned runs-Oakland g Sacramento 1.
Works, Sunday. Sacrifice hits-Youngman,
Hines, sunday McGuirk. Peoples First base
on errors-Oakland l. Sacramento :. First
base on called balls-Oallland 5, sacramento
z. Left on bases-Oakland D. sacramento 6.
Struck out-By Garfield 2, by Holman 2.
Double plays-Peeples, O'Day and McGuirk,
Sunday 10 McGuirk. Passed baIlS-Hardie.
Umplre-Sheridan. Scoref-StapIeto
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TIE VINES Are CLEAN.

Bug Inspector Cfaw says There are
No Hoo-Lice in Sacramento.
Alexander Craw, Quarantine Officer of
the State Board of Horticulture, paid
Sacramento a visit last week and spent
! two days inspecting the hop-felds of this
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William J. 0usiey. who has been held
to answer before The Superior Court OF
Iuba Tor tie murder Of George Sail, has
been very i'll for some time, ana may
never live TO stand bis trial. His con-
ditiou Is Il very serious one, and he looks
as II he mad rapid consumption
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The Crop Outlook.

The following crop report, issued by
tho state Agricultural Society, in coop
Grafton with the Signal Service, was telo-
graphed East on Saturday, through
Weather Observer Barwic<:
Northern Calilornia-Ha Strawberries
and cherries were slightly damaged 10y
rain, bat Che benefits 10 grain more than
offset the daIHage TO hay that was down
and fruits that We're ripe.
Southern Calitornia-truit trees show
up better than several weeks ago. es-
pecially apricots and peaches, hit the
ripeAing of fruits is still retarded by
cool, cloudy weather. Warmth and sun
SHINE are needed 10 more rapidly adj
vance fruit ripening. Grapes are be-
ginning to bloom.
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Snturlnr,s Games

The Sacramento Club had g streak of
luck on Saturday ana defeated the TAIL
eneers otherwise known as tie Oak
lands. Stapleton, formerly with the
tresnos, pitched for Sacramento. lie
kept the Colonies well in hand until the
eighth, when they touched him up for
four singles. The runs and base hits by
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Tor anle.

ETo& SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
u !tVl'et t4-4"o lois on Morgan avenue,
q JOINING chicago; 25El25; S1.25O each
apply conner IMenty-lirst and p sis. ie!-lws
QIaSi.S FOR SALE = ONE FAMILY
- morse years old; weight 200 stylish
anu me traveller, very gentle and bright bay.
one large ulaft horse, BAY. z wears old welsh
1,5oo pounG s; one light driving team, 3 and
4 years olq, well matched, OF fine stock. Thee
horses Wit be alto ekhaTd's Stables Eleventh
Slf5@I, LetWeen and +, on Wednesday, Juue
3, 1881. Q. HANSEN. iei-2t
LoR. SALE-THE FURNITURE OF 4
II l0dgIng-hoGSe Of seven rooms: the house is
70 iet. Inquire at southwest corner Fourth
anu L streets, my30-3t*
TOR SALE-TTE STOCK OF DRUGS
I soda fountain, good viii and lease OF drug
store ana fixtures, on reasonable terms For
particulars apply 10 MILLS Il HAWK, 3OI ]
stF5et, sacramento, Cal. my27-6t
COO PER ACRE FRUIT FARM Ann M
tDeeS proyements tOe sale, tour miles nom
LOOMS. Apply 10 CARL {STEOBET. 81 7 7
street: 1ny27-I 0td&1tvr*
60 0SO-CHEAPEST PROPERTY FOR
y -J.Se}O sale IN Sacramento; nearly new
= room A,-.i mousse lot 4oX160. Apply at 2311
y 2eiol 1ny21-6tf
NOR SALE-1IY HOME AND BETOSG-
/ Ings; my paintings, too must go +, X
C80S5, az Eighth street. my2S-tf
ECR SALE AT A Low PRTCE-I6O
! acres improved land in I'll Dorado County
SHOWN as 'EOUfteGfl-Aine House, fronting
haitmiie on Flaceryille wagon road two
miles from Spo~tsman's HAL specially
adapted for fruit; well timbered and watered
title perfect. Apply TO $. 3. Smith, 23l j
street, Sacramento. my23-tf
EHOR SALE-THE WHOLE Or A HALF
l. interest in the International Hotel. Sacra-
Iaento, Cal, with long lease. Address W. A.
CASWELL. my2l-19t
EyOR .SALE-NAPHTHA LAUNCH "(AN
4 vas Back" On MONDAY, June the 1st. Mt
10 O'Clock \. IL, in front OF the Office OF las
y. Porter, 10C6 Fourth street, SACRAMENTO
thehaphbha launch"Canvas Back will be sold
at public auction by order Of the stockholders
myls-l3t F. f. TEBBETS. President.
IGOR SALE CHEAP-SIX GOOD HORSES.
II Apply at UNION BREWERY, Twentieth
and 0 streets.
TOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED MARIE,
o. sired by Boots, out OF Lady Stacy by Nor
folk, out Of WiIGidle, etc. she is q tine breeder
and very gentle; also q thoroughbred Jersey
bull. Apply to EDWIN X ALSIP q Co.
Sacramento.
TyOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
y largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. In
quirc at this oiIice.
IGOR SALE OR TO RENT ON LEAsE-TEN
I acres OF bottom land, one mile below
Washington, Goio County; if sold Will take
small payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
ALSlP IL Co, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, lo15 Fourth street.
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STIP1A [ ION.

Aliliets hall the American people yet there IS
only one preparation OF sars0paTilla that acts on
;he bowels and reaches this important trouble
and that is joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. it re-
licves it in u hours, and an occasional dose
prevents return. Werefer by permission to c. L.
Ellington, 125 Locast Avenue, San Francisco;
!. 81. Brown PetalumG; II. s. Winn Geary Court,
San francisco, and hundreds OF others who have
used tin constipation. One letter is sample Of
hundreds. ELLINGTON, writes: Il have been for
years subject to bilious headaches and constipa-
ton. nave been so bad for year back have
had to take physic every other night or else
would have headache After taking one bottle
Of J. Y. s., am in splendid shape. It has done
wonderful things for me. People similarly
troublea should try it and be convinced
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UNFINISHED ROOMS At INTERNA-
4 tionaj Hotel from So Per month upwards;
also family rooms at low prices. W. 4. CAS-
WE'LL, Proprietor. my7tf
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San Jose-..... l 10 o o o O %
san ErancIsco-- o o l o O o o O %

Earned rans--San Jose L Three-base hit
Eooley. Two-basc hit Hanlcv Sacrifice
bits-HaHley, Speer, Everett. COBB Firsf
base or ecrogS-Ss,n Jose =, san Francisco
ElrSt base on bstlls-San JOS 4, san Francisco
=. Left o. bascS-San Jose 10. san francisco
Z. Hit By ptcncr-Ebrigbt struck ont nv
1erper ,, bY Cobb 4. Double plays Ever, II
TO Dooley, Doolcy TO HanieY 10 BooIey. Time
ore hoGr and 90 minutes. Umpae-Jac!1
Donohue. Scorer. T. Penderg;sst.
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aost-.E n,aatn.

OST-S50 REWABD-I.OSr or. STOLEN
~ ABOUT month ago, on Sunday. az High
Emo &JS, or on Ai,street cars. a black enafn-
e = 8 ~ ''a5cn and iet foo chain attached.
~ EeH'ts0 pi MY dollars and no questions
.lleo 81 It's retan TO 25o9 street, as il is :,
jel-lWE
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E7UK SALE AT \ Low PRTCE-16O
i acres improved land in I'll Dorado County.
known as "Fourtecn-Aiile House." fronting
haifmiie on Flaceryille wagon road. two
mics from Spo~tsman's Hall, specially
adapted Tor ruit; we'll timbeTed and watered :
tItle perfect. Apply TO S. B. Smith, 23l j
street. SacranentO. InvoS-tf
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On IGf or 73r9tt.

YNO LET-A HOUSE or EIGHT. ROOMS:
i good barn attached; No. 1920 G street.
Apply 152S q street. jeI-5tS
rE9o LET HOUsE. ON THIRD STREET,
I betwt EN- z and r; six nice rooms, large
yard with ftuit trees and stable. Inquire at
504 j street. 5. H6SENfELD, Jel-5t
TEyO LET-A HOUSE OF Z ROOMS, COON
4 yard and stable; also, q house OF 4 rooms
Inquire at grocery, cor Tenth and Q sts.nl3a-22e
1lA4e n STREET-T0 LET, THREE UNy-
IIU0 furnished rooms suitable for house
keeling; bay window and newly papered.
my2S-6t*
YE3O IET-A BAY-WINDOW ROOM. FAC
ing cast, with family board for gentlemen
only; terms moderate 721 ii street. my23-tf
EJfOR BENT-A GOOD TEN ROOM BOARD
l. ing-house two blocks from pottery and
depot. address Q. H. HOPPEE5T, Lincoln,
Cal. lny23-I2t*
FURNISHED ROOMS At INTERNA-
4 ttona} Hotel from So Per month upwards:
also family rooms at low prices, w. x CAS-
WE'LL Proprietor. my7-Jf
RIO RIsN,F-A NEW STORE WITH CoUN
ter and shelving; cheap rent; five rooms
up stairs Cor Eighteenth and = ST. ap29-tf
HOTEL OF 100 ROOMS, ALL FUR
I L niShed, tJIH OF eoardcfs and roouners to
lease; best location. Inquire t1007 Fcurth.
FURNISHED ROOMS At CENTRAL.
K House nom 50 per month upwards; also
family rooms ~ low prices. S0RNLEIN
BROS, Proprietors.
FyO LET-pHREE TENEAIENTS. THREE
4 rooms each; also one house, eight rooms,
partly furnished Suitable for lodging or board.
ing hoEse); also some rooms furnished or IN
furnished, suitable tor light housekeeping.
For particulars apply at WOOD YARD 4Ol
] street. All cheap rent.
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AFTERNooN aANIE.
OaklandS.-...... o = o o. 9
f5a.rlnnntns ] 5 = o O 4 j O LII

Earned FunS-Oakland L. Sacramento i.
Home run-Hardie. Two-hase hits-5uuGay
Works, Long Hines. Sacrifice hits-O'Neil
Britain. Stephens. Sunday, hcGuirk, Young
man, 0'Day. First base on errors-Oalilaud
8. Sacramento 3. First base on called balls
Oakland 3, Sacramento 8. Lett on bases
Oakland >, Sacramento =. Struck Out-By
Stephens 3, by France !. Double plays
O'Eay 20 Peoples, to McGuirl1; YoungTnGn to
Britain. Passed ball-Hardie. Wild pitch
Stephens. Umpire - Sheridan. Stapleton
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Alrettatn a,tntfrrs.

STATED MEETING or TEHAMA q
~ l.o4S5se' No Z. and ~ ~, THIS IA
Visiting brethren cordially Invited, w
{. y. NELSON, w NJ
LFENTIoN, ENEMPTS.
~ Your regular monthly meet vGss5s7Sy~
my Will 9e neid AT Fircmen's Hall ,s-sAeSA>
Isl ~ O'Clock sharp. DeinG1enTS take
h0Iice By order J. b. ROGERS. President
WM. AVERY Secretary itH
4 NNUAL. MEETING or THE SACRA-
81 \ = 3a 1s4 BAPTIST Union THIS (AIonday)
~ I-N1NG. IntereSiin addresses bv Rcys
II. stray Of eaitland, Wits, Hutchins and
- q. Its
a. l. s, REGULAR MEETING TO-
~. >i.StIT AT $50 O'clock. There viii ne
~ el,ytlol OF officers, and fines VIII be inn
posed !er non-att eudance.
lts ALICE HI2ANY, Secre. airy.
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RVFRYBoDY.s COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest TO the
General Public.

Under this heading the REcoRD-TNIoN
will publish short letters from correspondents
On topics of interest to the general public The
matter in these communications win be m
writers. All COMMUNICATIONS must be ACCOM-
panied by the name OF the writer, not fof pub
lcation, unless so desired, but as a guarantee
OF good faith.-EDSl
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FEATHERS AND BULL,s-EYEs
Medal Shoot of the Pelican Gun CluI
Rifle Scores.

NJIAONyb VI NIAN1 NtAA
Rifle Scores.
The pleasant weather yesterday brought
out the marksmen. Early in the morn
ing several members of the Pelican Gun
Club went to the shooting grounds on the
Gerber ranch. where the clubs monthly
medal contest took place. The club had
some splendid, strong birds on hand, but
Notwithstanding this fact the scores were
remarkably good.
The feature Of the match was J. NJ.
Morrison's feat OF grassing twenty coed
pigeons without a miss, shooting his little
sixteen gauge gun, which is generally re-
terred to by the ten-gauge shooters rs Il
''pop-gun." It simply shows THAI Dig,
heavy guns are not necessary to elective
shooting, and that more depends on The
man behind the o5I7l The scores were.
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After the regular match there was y
side-shoot between j. Helms and Lincoln
Dwyer at twenty birds fer so a side.
The former won with following score:
Helms. 1ilIf 110lI01 1-l3
Dryer ..........1 0 ! ] II / l @ 1 o 9 o. 9
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TOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED MARIE,
o. sired by Boots, out OF Lady Stacy by Nor
folk, out Of WilGidle, etc; she is tinc breeder
ana very gentle; also thoroughbred Jersey
bull. Apply to EDWIN X. ALSIP & Co,
Sacramento
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TOR SALE-THE STOCK OF DRUGS
4 soda fountain, good viii and lease Of drug
store and fixtures, on reasonable terms. For
particulars apply 20 MILLS Il HAWK. 3OI !
street, Sacramento, Cal uv21-Gf
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EY0R SALE OR TO RENT ON LEAsE-TEN
L acres OF bottom land, one mile below
Washington, Yoio County; if sold Will take
small payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
ALSlP u CO, Eoal Estate and Insurance
Agents, 1918 Fourth street
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BEEcHAM's pills act like magic on a
weak stomach.
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coo PER ACRE-FBUIT FARM AND M
cDeeJ proYementS tOs sale, four miles nom
Joomis. Apply 10 CARL ESTROBEL. 3I7 7
street. ny2G-I OtdEltVss
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Standing of the Clubs.
The following table shows the standing
of the four California League clubs:
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EIOR SALFi-THE FURNITURE or 4
4 lodging house of seven rooms: the b0nSa is
to let. Inquire at southwest corner Fourth
and l. streets Tnv2O- ,5t8 =
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dor SAIT-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
y laFgeSt saloons III the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. IN
quire at this olIic9.
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d5J.3e}U sale in Sacramento; nearly new
sjx-room house; lot 40xl6O. Apply at 231l
street. nyo7-6tE
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IGOR SALE CHEAP-SIX GOOD HORSES
II Apply at UNION BREWERY, Twentieth
and O streets
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EYOR SALE-NAPHTHA LAUNCH CAN
4 vas Back" On MONDAY June the lst. at
10 o'clock \. III, in front OF the Office OF has
y. Porter, 1OC6 Fourth street. Sacramento
thenaphtha launch Canvas Back will be sold
at public auction by order Of the stockholders
my1S-l3t f. +. TEBBETS. President
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nor SALE-THE WHOLE OR A HATF
l. interest in the International Hotel. Sacra-
nento, Cal. with q long lease. Address w. A.
CASWELL. n1y77-10t
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HOTEL TOR SALE.
The Property Known as the Gafford House at
Davisyille is Offered For Sale.

VyFIIS IS A GOOD INVESTMENT, AND TO
| a person who will conduct a first-clasS
house, the trade of the town and surrounding
country can be relied on, by reason of the
established reputation and well-known ac-
eonmodations OF the hotel For par
tlculars address MRS. JENNIE CCNRAN,
1O15 street, sacramento CAL my5-d&wlm
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EJOR BENT-A GOOD TE1H-BOOAI BOARD
ing-housc two blocks from pottery and
depot Address c, H. HOPPEBT, Lincoln,
Cal lQy2:S-I 1tk
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YNO LFT-A HOUSE or EIGHT ROOMS:
/ good barn attached; No. 1920 G street
Apply 1925 G. street ial-3ts
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FEyO I4ET-A BAY-WENDOW ROOM. FAC
( ing cast, with family board Tor gentlemen
only; Terms moderate. 721 ii street. my2S-tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-09-09

duces surplus for export can be
protected by the tariff, because
prices are determined in foreign
markets where world wide competi-
ton prevails. The wheat of Ameri-
can farmers has to meet the wheat of
Russia, Egypt, India. South Ameri-
ca and Australia upon equal terms
in the Liverpool market. No
American tariff can help the Ameri-
can farmer there in the least
Therefore no American tariff can.
help him in the least at home, since
the price at home is governed by
the price there.
Mr.. Mills was able to support this
position before his Iowa audience on
the authority of Senator Allison, of
that State, who had so much to do
with the construction of the McKin-
ley tariff, but who was willing to
admit number of years ago that
the tariff could not protect the Wes-
tern farmer for the reason just stat
ed.
The farmers of the country ought
to be able to see by this time that
the tariff for protection,is system
of false pretenses, as Samuel j. Til
den said it was in 1876. They
ought to be able to see that whoever
else may be benefited they are al
ways the victims of the system.