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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
DIR. y. n. Etnehars.

Dc. }. Il Rinehar& the present mayor OF Bal
lard. 10 enc of the Republican nominees for the
Legislature troFn the Fosty-tAlsa district He
vas horn In is4s ct Cincinnati, O.. where his
father was = merchant For seven years he pur-
sued his ssadiss a. 81 Xavier college. but a. The
sgs Of rs Re enlisted a. drummer Dor ard
served gtll the ana o. shs war lie seYnAines in
abe sruay for over two yesrs thereafter. sltnou1a
his extreme youth would have insured bis dis
charge bad be sYulie1 FOR IL
Altar his 3iseAsrEs wish heno-s. re entered
upon . course OF medical stu3gss al Cincinnati
snd receiving bis degree Re ags a entered the
srvay EuediesA department Fur toar years ~
moved from station - staten. and vas ia the
Custer csFunsiza u ts76 Es eg tered On private
pvscssoe at Billings. Mont, aas served a. e0r-
casr fo+ tive terms. and $50 So county superiu-
teaasas e schoOis. Although s Republican. ne
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cousssnfsns = ~sbc IL the only merchant
who is candidate for The house Of rsprssents-
sises In the state legislature. He was born in
Grant county. led. May Il. lssn. where his
father vss . farmer. He was very much Of .
home Lad. and obssine1 his e4aess&oa partly ~
aeras and partly Al the equity school. al the
time assisting IN the working OF ihe farm.
Hbs1 ne ras IL years old be ~snf into q general
store ~ kosoBo. lad. snd tie following year
he crossed The plains IN prairie schooner 70
seek ais fortune. lie spent over yssr mining
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for the profsss4os Of srea teetars ans efvfl
TfDesriBg. H.s drst success VS. in 1876, when
his design for the international hcsdxs across
The Rio srsn1s AZ y Peso wss aesepse1 He
sr~nt four Fears ~ Little Rock. where be de-
signed saressl r&iiF9@d Hridges and state build
iugs among nthsss ths great stats tassns ssy-
luHA Bal health irsduced IA mAa 70 90 20
Iexsss ami ~ails residing 81 Dallas he took an
active part ia fepu blieaa polsfies. Ia Isss be
came u Seattle. where hs has concluded 10
settle
Mr. Thalmsa's early reeoiisctions include In.
tsmste sequaiatsace with Bsw!amtn Harrison.
John G. New and other iesdtag Republicans;
and bic 1ne.s. Gsa. J. q. wagon. was quarter
master general II the state eusfes GOV Oliver p.
Morton Mr. ThAinaa was "a active member
Of the last ieg.sissars. avid his vote was always
on tbs eide OF tao psop.s's lstsresL DO 10 fuly
in faser Of the isxe sasalngtoa canal aEd all
other state improvements
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rnIary-E,aurn DISTRICT.
Hnn. Elii. Mnrri.nn.

Ellis Morrlsoa, the Republican candidate
frsgi the fh.rsy~eiEhtn district. is native ct
Batter couaty, Pa. where hs was born May -.
1870 He speat his earlier years working on a
farm, bas was enabled 10 set good education
II Wsss saasury seadsuar. Beaver academy. and
hassly n ths fsnnsy ysria MlsstAYY college,
Chester. he followed als inclination for civil,
hydraulic and nsohAnieal snE aeef ng. ana after
eoes-s OF study, entered the service Of The
New YORK, ossega4 Mld.sad railway. reaching
the p sision 81 assistant engineer. He ssafted
IN business far aimsr.f az Sharon. Mercer
sonuiy. fs., sad At the same tine studied law.
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siy. ssnster Nsshburn, ei Minnsscts- being his
uacls tie attended ths oomuou schools Of his
sssgxs state aus xftsfwsri took scopfse IA Bow
Aoin college, 50 tho same state. tie graduated
from Tai1's college. Isl Nsasarngssttss aud alter
ward haa the advantage - a. extended toaF a
Fnrere, wfsd5uR an sith two wears course Of
has4 s&a1v IN ths rpivsrsltv - Hetjin. 90 bis
rvtaFa % AmeFtcs be fsfet ths Columbia fss
xvhsel al y "a YoFk za xcadaasg1 VIA houorS
Isl $50 he rsfae &C. ~es 10 Ae1 purchased ST IN
t.-.as ia tbe Fosr-lSts l59sSrKa saa to0k
vs iasersst "a the management OF ths paper
safu Issa
Nr NAshtuga : member ~ ths seattle
5ib~4ev ccnsrst~si0a. tG& unlv sutae ocac@ he
has ever held, sod ass sarge csrcae al 'T,e11s
,suaas a. as~es he NiA cSstR4asy maze an
aEia E&pre-autsf "a.
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he vas ELECTED city engineer 81 Newcastle. Pa,
about the line he was admitted - the bar. ard
wss saeeessiysiv re-erclsi Tor ten years Hs
was eleeist TO the state legislature from Law.
renee eeanty lot two terms.
sr. Morrison then catered upon private worn
ami constructed tho water spstsms of the cities
oi sharon aud Gerry. Ia. and wsrron and neh-
saea. @ tie came u Seattle la the fall OF 1885
aud has resn engaged IA private BUSINESS THIS
year the Penn ylvanis Military college eoa.
fesrsd upon Mr. Morrison the honorary degrus
or AssieE OF C3si Engineering.
The TaiFts .aighih representative district ex.
teuds ffeln Dswsmtsh head south to Pacific
eonn;y sna thence east % kittttas county
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satisfaction because they are made right
to be non-shrinking and their width full Il
yards is such that they cut to the best pos
sible advantage. These dannels are worth
every cent of the s. yard that they are
marked The patterns and colorings in
them this season are especially handsome
and desirable. The Merritt fannels and
a full line of imported and domestic hannels
are at the Domestic Counters.
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One OF the Republican candidates for repre-
sentative 20 The sssts legislature FROM the
Foriy-arst diStFict Ia william r. McEiwain, q
young man Of sterling Integrity aad more than
ordinary ability. He waa born in Mercer
county. Pa. in 1859. his family having set
tied there over loo years ago Until he WAS
Z years Of Aae. be worked 90 his fathers tarn
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and eIsrkea In bis store. lie Is the youngest Of
seven sons, the eldest having served In the
Union army during the war. For number
OF years ne taught school In winter and attended
the normal school la the spring and fall. and in
1881 graduated from the EdeuboTo ucrrnA
school. he then entered Allegheny college for
the purpose Of taxing classical course, and
graduated In 1855 vita the degree % A. b. In
isSs he received the cegres Of A 81. and he
then begAa thu study Of law IN the Office OF G. G
CLARK, attorney tot the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, aud attended linton College Of Law IN
Chicago. where be received tie dfstinguis cd
honor % Ii. q, in 1851. lie practtced law ia
Chicago for time and then cane % Seattle, ar
irving here iust month before the oix Ore. He
was ia the real estate bssiness Tor while with
NJ NJ carrshns. lie hss been a very snccsssiu
business. man and stands high IN his profession
az the bar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

chsries = Keller. 81 Eunmslaw. who has been
nominated to- ths house es representatives IRON
the rhifrs eighth distrieS together WITH Ellis
serfiscn. ~as Bern 0i 6srms1 raseats ia Gallo
Way county. Me- Ia tstt sis years later hey
removed 70 "tttlwstcr. 8uu.. and IN 1850 To-
esled in saania, Ia Mr. Keller 70 lowed The
business e "nst-uoattos on she H,ssissiNpi
en q is@, waeu Ee west - ss~Anus IN % e..
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III, 719, 721, 1913 Front Street

There be no hesancy in buying at the Underwear
Department for here is evident price fairness prevailing
that the novice recognizes that this the right
place have every worth of her
We pushing this department-the pushing has been
going for year past and its splendid values
we'll established that there hardly need of further notice.
But all the time there offerings made like what follow
that you should know about:
cream sk ancms o Tscese
Ladies tRackop ansere nen stosem
x - the wsrYna
made In ~ Re saced ro Tstasa
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shsn only n yssys 81 aga. Th@y s~ssssd 81 In
afsnagozts when Il sxs OILY szAs3 .zwa, eus
saeT sueses1eatay removed - cass e1ssnfy,
no when IssEnssa left seheot he west 20 wcrx
o. iarrn. buE later vxEt 20 81 Iouss and
worried - esrpense- ~ Oar. ~sg@ az nsvhs be
sfssneed ss@ r<sysschnse seksssg, sitting hsrnsrls
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There is diminution of the efforts Of the Millinery
Department to please you 1t is still keeping up its splendid
hat offerings and you may have nice trimmed bonnets prices
from s. to S. that would you least half again much
elsewhere.
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tat-. 9sssx5es Is D-. e p. Hesskes n. Hstissr
IS vu1Ex EzEa. tat j wal s1ew1 sid nag2H
respected. Asvlas fuEsy Demonstrated hfs azssls
4ssree. "a VEL IS hfs professional xEd e4ssnsss
csracsEF. acsa 50 rSyxsessn sa1 passte
a-sesr Re was bora IN rsaok1Fz. Y. Y, IN
isSA ia fafhs. vas q n2nk@r y Ssw York
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ness fe- - rcseets..yo Ga the starr lrgts's5ars
freH che faFs.s'h s.stst, was bora .a WFncsns,
Nls. ta iss< Ha vas raised o. tarn sod
along vt+n Pei -s ri. ether - tit tae sAl.
-ers ea ~ snt o0 % y2e lac heF nuts lie ~
&c vrd corn s1r seeo0. ueaf51a Sna au{sAsi
gn tna Brousen Institute he novel 20 fa~s
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There bargain counter the Dress Goods Department, has
trimming with reduced prices and elegant goods this tabo
imported fine styles in yard goods and desirable lengths
whoh marked prices regular
received LOT Of Chevos which very They
inches wia all the late shades and vel worth and usually
sold 7sc yard but we have marked them soc yard
We making specially Nah Order Department
Of filing orders Tor fancy work materials you defeats
shades TIA; have been unable match elsewhere send and
can 10 give you n
Our Fail and Winter Caoyu. nasi person. living
outside Of the city Samples Dress Goods application
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ToRTfnTH DISTRICT.


r C wsshhare. one OF the Republican can
adaiss Tor representative 20 the state Legislature
from the Forteta disiret, was born "a The ststs
Of Mslne ia 1851 He comes Of very good fam
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l hey are guaranteed
New materials at the Fancy Work

Art Department brings this spot INTO fur- Y II |
Their with with the needewomen The complete stock of
embroidery silks and worsteds and the selection
perfect in every detail We doing big business In
stamped linens this and would advise you buy this
class of goods early Those who have been Waiting for the
arrival of the linen duck for long sofa cushions and the
garren Art Cloth by the yard may have any quantity
tha, they desire.
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The Ladies' Shoe Department is making speci.

The Ladies' Shoe Department is making speciality thi.
of shoes for and offering the ladies
of Seattle the very finest stock of footwear in the city the
lowest prices If you will examine those S. cork sole shoes
you will appreciate how the values that the depart
is offering you All styles and classes of ladies' and
chdrens shoes here and they marked just and
reasonable prices
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ruIRry-NENrH DISTRICT.

J. G ThSinaan, ere az the rsprexs Ia eva. ss,r
TIE tharty-eiEtA district "a Espu agieAsa e.rst.
Gate Tor re-slsetioae he was bora IA swsssse-
laa1 AID cane - Azetie& Wiz La pxrs1s
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is going to add to their wearing worth.
Now the glove stock is unusually strong new goodA
We show the latest shades in all styles and particularly would
like have you the stock of Teousse gloves in the
delicate evening shades. Notice the heavy Chaumont
stitching upon them.
With the gloves you will find big stock of ribbons
pctc in all widths and shades.
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WIN II. white.

VII r. White IL one Of the youngest Rspno-
hcaus on tire Ticket sud II candidate for he
house o. representative from tie THIRTY atatn
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Where is another large and complete glove stock
carry3 The glove tell that it without peer
the entire Coast and the very largest in the Northwest We
have this department. always four experienced glove
filters who will that your hand is properly govcd And
may select from the best makes that be had We
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ssruction, the law relating to fisheries on Puget
sound, And ios the development OF the state
university.
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have several particular brands that we
make a speciality of at all times but we also
carry the majority of the good makes We
have found that the Maggioni, the P & P.
pings & Pinnerl St Etienne, La Fuval
and other such brands have in every in
stance given our patrons satisfaction. SO we
feel justified in recommending all of them
to you, knowing that they will give you
honest service. Why shouldn't thcy2
They are made up in the manner that
good gloves should be and there is no
detail neglected in their manufacture that
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roRry-sECoSD DISTRICT.

Ishsn ~. Wheeler,
I. wheeler. one OF ihe Republican canci-
dates for repf ssxntatiys in the Legislature from
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623z9 65c; Nutmegs, 5754@6oe; Pepper, 20
&C; rllnento, .74971ac; Sage, 34314c; IapI-
ocd, 3G-4c.
srAkCH-An kinds may be quoted at 61a@
S15cin boxes.
PIRIIS-California Pure, 81 Is for No. 2
and 81 p for No. l.
SUGAR-Cube, Circle a Crushed, Powdered
ana Fine Crushed, 55sc; Dry Granulated. SC,
COufectioners' A. ! &c; Standard A, i c; Mag
noIIa, 42sc; Extra {, 45ac; Golden C, 45sci u,
41c.
YRUP-Golden, 171zc in bbIs, zoe in hf
bbls, and zoe in kegs.
TEA-Gooa medlum grades of Japan are
jobblng at 256335C.
sOBACCU-Ptuz 33@72c; Smoking. $50
75e : in; Fine Cut Chewing, IN iou ana pails,
81 25@9.
" MHALEBONE-Hew York dates Of the 5Jh
report sales Of 10000 new Arctic at 81; old
Arctic, - 90; Japan, 93 so. These ngures
SHOW decline OF soc
WlNE-hrench Claret, S62@66 . cask;
Champagne, S1G@32 2 basket. California
buii< descriptions are quoted as follows: An
genoa, ~ O5e1 25; CIaret, 5u@75c; Port,
S1Q3 81; Sherry, 81 1901 %; White, 45cU
81 80 r gallon.
WhISkI-We quote: High proof 81 700
= low proof, S2@2 90; various brands OF
boufDon, ~ 2o95 so Y gallon, according TO
WOODENWARE-Th Pacific Woodenware
ana CooperaSe Conpany's prce-list quotes
tnree-hoop painted pals at S3; vanished 90,
plack hoop, 50 p; vanished do galvanized
hoop: W 20; white do, galvanized hoop,
- 1000, and brass bound DO "a 5OUJ Is
dozen.
YEAST POWDERS Standard brands Of
fuil-weight, 16-Ounce cans. 81 90 4 Cozen,
and other sized cans IN proportion.
fhEIGiIS-Charles i. Moody, l ,915 tons
assorted cargo Tor New y IOrk.
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DIRECTORS:
n 0. Mills.
ca PitaI and Surplus,
5000 -OOO-
FARMERS AID MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK

southwest corner EOurJn and j
streets, sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed Capital 10000
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PROPOSALS FOR MACHINERY.

- SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- the material ana performing the labor
n cessary lor supplying tile following ma
cQinery required in the equipment Of the
oUidlngs OF the southern California state
Asylum Tor the Insane and Ineursates Will he
received at the Office of the Trustees in the
Farmers, Exchange Bank building. in thecitv
ot san Bernardino, California. until IL II. of
the FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1888
l. Machinery ana Steam Mains.
2 Electrical Lighting and Motor Power
separate proposals viii be received. and sen
aTate contracts made.
rams ana specifications on hle in the Office
OF William Curlett, Phelan Buildina San
Francisco. and IN the Office of the Trusfer & in
the city OF San Eernardiro where blank forms
OF proposal andail information regarding nav
nents may be obtained F''
Each proposal must be accompanied bv a
bond OF Q per cent. Of the amount or the ylro-
po@al rendered
lLe Loafa OF trustees reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids If found necessary as the
public good may require
IL. y. DREW, Chairman.
JOHN MORTON Secretary
For the Board of Trustees Of the sol taern
California Sta-e Asylum lor the Insane and
Iuebriates- do-fd
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BY II. A. ROBINSON, Deputy
JAMES 3. DEvINE, Attorney Tor Admins
traitor. n19-4W
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NTerchnndise NInrlzet

BAGS-15 ounce Sugar Bags III bond. GI5c;
duly, &c p D; Calcutta Wheat Bags. @5Lc
ior il.or pot and &c for next season. Wool Dass
8kOO Ms-Spiral Brace, So So for No. I.
- 20 lor No. 2, and -. for No. 3 and i.aGi s.
Delight; Patent Brass Cap Eastern briIshI
l, : and 3; Patent lin Lock, 81, So 70 and
50 % ior The three numbers: Mil ana Stable
ash handles, 81 80 anu y Tor the two mum
bers; snip So gal vani1ed bands, 5Oc 2 dozen
extra; W hisp ami Toy 5rOlns, S2U2 25.
CAN Il-aS--ihe product Of the local Candle
factories IS quoted a. follows: san Francisco
crystal AK. lac for IS CZ, ana 1ac for l
oz; SteaTlc Acid. l oz, lie; star Il o., Ol5c:
Eureka, II oz, lOc; Eagle, 2 oz, 5 &c; Mission
/ Chemical Wax, IL oz, 13c; 40 rs On, l6j8c:
/ solar SEe.m Ia oz, 12c; do Is on, lac; Ada
mantine , oz, lie; Eastern brands vary
lI1g. z u.
Jobbins lots as follows. ApricotS, 81 60;
Pluls, 81 rs; Pears, 81 50; Peaches, l 90
ICr Crawford and - IOr Cliu-; Cherries, S.
-or Black aud - 50 for White; Grapes 81 20;
ounces, 81 90; blaekbertics, 81 90; Straw
berries, = %, Tomatoes S5c.
CANNED SALMON-Alaska. pack of / S92
in 800 case lots, 81 l 5 for Red Columbia
River. 81 25@I > 1or tails and 81 45@
l 10 for mats.
CEMENT. PLASTER AND LLAIE-Iobbing
rates for the auove goods are as follows:
santa Cruz Lime, 81 25; Portland Cement,
81 95Q3; EOseudale DO 81 25M2 5:
Newburg Plaster. Eastern. So IS; % Cast
lnS, - 90; Golden Gate Plaster, 81 35,l
2 90; Mar5le Dust, Newburg, 50 20: Fire
Clay, English, 50; DO, American, 50 80: Brick
Dust, So 80 y Dbl.
CntcORI-Calttornia. 51a@Gc; German.
65zG1c
CIGARS-JobbiHg rates for California-made
are as follows: seed, SlG@IO; seed and
= NJ.
COAL-Puget Sound Goals are quoted from
ship al S6@7; Coos Bay, So; Southtield
sbrltIsh Columbial, IS; Wellington british
COlUmbia), SIS. We quote as follows.
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Eastern and Foreign. .

NEW YORK, Dec nth.
January, 791ac Tor March ana ST. c for May.
CHICAGO, Dec I4tn.
WHEAT-715zc &C for December and 797zc for
May.
-- LIyERPO0L, Dec. 14th.
WHEAT-Buyers hold OF, hoping to obtain
some conc eSsions. California spot lois. 6s Gd;
OF coast, 3Os 6dG3Os 90; just shipped, BIS,
nearly due, 3Os Uu@3Us Sd; c;rgOes OIL coast
SLOW; on passage, quieter; Mark Lane Wheat.
quiet.
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Maaf. MnrlEnf.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses
rom slaugh hterers to dealers:
BEEt-tirst quality, 5@}5iz izc; second quail
ity, 41asz oc; third quality, Ia4lac p b.
CAi-k ES-tluotable at 5@Ge Tor iserge and 6
@sc p p for light range
MUIION-Quotabie at 6R7e q 10.
LAM8-Quouahle at Sc r o.
IORh-LlNe Hogs, on loot. grain fed. heavy
and medium, 5lat953sc; su ali tat Hogs. 5l59
o2sc; stock Hogs, 80; dressed Hogs, s@ &C
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SACRAMENTO BANK.
EIeeeion nlotice.

vTIHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders Of the Sacramento Bank held
NJ its Office DECEMBER 10, 1892, at z o'clock
p. NJ, for t.c purpose Of eiecting a Board of
Directors for the coming year.
ED Il. HAMILTON, Secretary.
December s. 1892. d6-10t
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8n1tkIltR s1nttses.
SACRAMENTO BANK

FTIHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
/ city, corner Fifth and J streets. Sacra-
mento. Guaranteed capital $500, 900: paid
up capital. gold coin. S35O.OOO. Reserve
fund, 100000. Term and ordinary deposits
S3,263,S45- Loans on real estate January
1892, S3,359.61S. Term and ordinary de-
pOsits received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon applics.
ton TO ". p. COLEMAN, President
ED. X. HAMILTON Cashier
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Dried Fruits Worry Firm at Advanced
Prices.
Dnaen1her I'm

SACRAMENTO, December l4th.
There was not much activity in the local
markets Today, and stocks were not nlucu
reduced in consequence. The supplies in
most lines are up to ali Immediate wants, and
pr,ees are stationary. Green Apples are very
firm, Spitzenbergs and Baldwius having
reached fancy figures, choice bringing So yer
box. Dried Fruits have also taken decided
jump, Prunes. Peaches, Piums and Nectariues
selling at from 12c 10 1Gc pr pound Vcea-
Iablts are unchanged. quad ana I.alluts AZ.
ab Inuant, while other varieties OF Game are
scarce. Poultry is IN lair supply turkeys
are held at firm rates, and those who ar.
counting on least Ou Christmas Day will in
ali probability, have TO pay al least 25c pet
DOunU
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sacks.
HAY. AND GRAIN-Oat Hay. SlOa1l p
Ton; Waeat, Sl01 II; second quality 50: Al
Z cwt; Barley S2t@90c: White villa Oafs.
Sl@l 30; Corn. 81 O5@l 10; Bran. al- p
ton; AhddiiHgs, $50 p ton; Ground Barley
92O z ton; StrAM. 5O@GOc B hale.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
4 County OF SaCramen ento, State OF California.
In the matter of the state Of A. K. BOUT
WELL, deceased.
Frank d. Ryan, the administrator of
the estate OF A. X. Boutwell,, deceased, having
filed his petition herein, duly verified, pray
ing for an order OF sale OF the whole, or such
parts OF the real estate of said decedent as said
Court shall deem necessary for the purposes
therein set forth, it is therefore ordered by the
Judge OF said court that III persons interested
IN the estate Of said deceased. appear before
the said superior Court on FRIDAY, the 23d
GAY OF december. a. j. 1892. at the hour OF
1OO'elock A. u. Of said day. at the courtroom
OF Department Two OF said Superior Court,
at the County Courthouse, ia the City of Sac
rdmento, County Of Sacramento, state Of Cal-
iiOrnia, 70 show cause why an order should
not be granted 70 the said administrator to
sell so much of the real estate of said deceased
as shall be necessary, and that copy OF this
order be published at least four successive
weeks in the DAILY BECoED-J MON, a news
paper printed and published In said County
Of sacramento. y. II. CATLIN,
Judze OF Superior Court.
Dated November ! 8. 1892.
Indorsed: Filed Novembe. IS, 1892.
w. w. EHOADS, Clerk
BY X. A. ROBINSON, Deputy
JAMES 3. DEvISE, Attorney lor Admins
traitor. n19-4W
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