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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Clotilde Harper to Frank G. Butler
South IL feet of east half of lot 5, 2 and @,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth strets.
Josephine Zoller to Julia NJ. Beebe-
Lot l, q and r, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets.
Wesley NJ. Rose to Lewis Z. Rose
West half of lot 3, \ and 0, Twenty sec
ond and Twenty-third streets.
Clotilde L. Harper to Henry NJ. Butler
North 3S feet of south half OF east half of
lot 3. P and z, Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
streets.
w. l.. Pritchard to Harriet Anker-
Lots III and III in Oak Grove tract.
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RUNAWAY BOYS.

Defeated in Getting Boat, They Man
age in Some Other Way.
A boy named Dan Harvey, who lives
in the southwestern part of the city,
called at the fish market on Saturday
with smaller boy named Smith and
tried to hire boat. but was unsuccessful.
II is not known whether they succeeded
elsewhere or not. but the boys disap-
peared on that day, and it is supposed
that Harvey, who is dime novel reader,
persuaded his younger companion to 90
with him to hunt Indians-enlulate La
titte and Kid. The father of the Smith
boy was try ng yesterday to lind prob
able clew to the course the boys had
taken.
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Articles of INCORPORATION.

The following articles of Incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State:
The Redondo Hot Salt Water Bath
Company, pricipal place of business at
Redonda Beach. Capital stock, $4,000,
with q. Del Arno. John T. Francis, S. P.
Rees, j. NJ. Bracewell and w. p. Clinton
of Redondo Beach, as Directors.
The Chubra Shaaray Shalom, principal
place Of business, San Francisco, with L.
Looya, b. Levy, ). Cooper, II. Bernard
and A. Michaels of San Francisco, as Di-
rectors.
The Regan Car Motor Company, prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco.
Capital stock, $500, 900, with NJ. II. Tur-
rill, Livingston Gibson, L. a. Hunting
ton, w. f. Dixey and w. d. Mansfield of
San Francisco, as Directors.
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Where is Frank uicI,mon .

If Frank Hickman, a native of st.
Mary's. w. Va, will communicate with
C. NJ. Harrison of this city, he will hear
of something greatly to his advantage.
Mr.. Hickman is supposed, if living, to be
somewhere in the Sacramento or San
joaquin Valleys. He is about 80 years OF
age, of medium hight, and has gray hair.
Any person knowing OF his whereabouts
will confer favor by addressing C, NJ.
Harrison, care RECoRD-UNIoN Office.
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A CLOSE CALL

Charles Halbert and Family Escape
From Their Burning House.
Yesterday morning at about a quarter
past 8 o'clock Charles B. Halbert found
the room in which he slept in his house,
in the alley between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, Q and R streets, in flames.
He gave the alarm and the fire depart
ment responded. but the flames had OBJ
tanned such headway that the house was
consumed, with everything in it, except
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opinion.
DEFENDANT PAID THE TAXES.
The Goley-Harrig Damage suit.

William Crop, Margaret and 0. G.
Hartig have, through Isaac Joseph, their
attorney. filed their answer to the COM
plaint of Edna Grace Goley, under which
suit was brought to recover 5000 dam
ages for injuries alleged to have been suf-
tered by plaintiff by falling through an
opening i'll the sidewalk on the premises
of the defendant.
The defendants deny that the accident
was not the result of the plaintiffs own
carelessness, and also that O.. q. Hartig
had any interest in the property re-
ferred 70.
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FLYE-In this city, October 18th, Josephine
Belle, daughter of w. P. and Celia ]. F'lye, a
native of California, aged 8 months and 6
days.
K. Culver, a native of Michigan, aged 33
years.
HD-Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, this
Thursday at $3.50 p. NJ, from the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church, Sixth street. between
X and l. streets
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POLICE COURT.
small Cases Disposed of Yesterday by
Judge Buckley.

small Eases disposed OF 1oStefday by
Juige Buckley.
When Judge Buckley ascended the
beach yesterday he arraigned w. f. Rus
sell and w. H. Lloyd for taking too much
whisky-three gallons at one time-and
taking the demJohn. too. Russell
pleaded not guilty and Lloyd acknowl-
edged the soft impeachment. Their cases
were continued till the 18th.
Fred Denny, who was arraigned for
threats against life, had his case contin-
ued till Saturday, that the prosecuting
witness might get his witnesses, who are
at Knights Landing, and Denny's bail
was reduced to 81 ,DG0.
The case Of a. q. McManus, for en-
bezzlement, was continued till the 18th.
The cases of Mrs. Nalanzuela and others,
charged with battery. were continued till
Friday,
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The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yes
terday to have been ~ and 40, with
light to gentle northerly winds and clear
weather prevailing.
q The barometrical readings at A. NJ
and P. NJ. were 30.23 and 30. Is inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 10 and 81, ,
and one year ago to-day SO and $50.
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A sacramentan,s onInion.

81 should think" said John Q. Funston
yesterday, that after all these years have
elapsed the English would be Dunrayen
about the American cup.n
The gentleman behind the counter
coughed and remarked that they'd better
have one with him.
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4 False Alarm.

A fire alarm was turned in last night
about half-past o'clock. to which the
department responded, only to find that
it was occasioned by the burning out of a
chimney in the residence of NJ. S. HAM
mer, at Thirteenth and l streets. No
damage was done, except to the feelings
of the firemen.
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Notaries Public.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following Notaries
Public: ]. E. McComas, Pomona, Los
Angeles County; c. c. Rodgers, Boulder
Creek, Santa Cruz County; E. E. Ruck-
scker, Occidental, Sonoma County.
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Dntel@ assa Restaurants.
AMERICAN HOTEL

FORMERLY BROOKLYN HOTEL, 1121
L and 1923 Front street, between X and L,
Sacramento, Cal. House has recently been
renovated throughout. New furniture and
first-class appointments. New beds, with a
chnge of linen every day. Suits of rooms for
families. Single rooms, 20 cents. Board 81
per week. First-class bar and reading-roOm
attached to the hotel. No Chinese employed.
JOSEPH MCCLAY, Proprietor.
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Agricultural commissioner.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned C. w. McMaster as Di
rector of Agricultural Dlstrict.s No. 30,
Mariposa County, vice G. L. Mast, re-
signed.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
A Fresno Robbery Case Remanded
For Trial.
The Court Had Power TO Try Prisoner
If sixty Days Had Elapsed-A
Land Case Affirmed.

The Supreme Court Commissioners
have delivered an opinion in the case of
the People, respondent, VS.. Albert Lar
son, appellant, Fresno County case.
The defendant and George Green were
tried separately for robbing the store of a
Chinaman named Sun Kee. Defendant
went at night TO the cabin of the China
man, who had temporary charge of the
store. and claimed that he wanted to buy
some things. Shortly afterwards two
robbers entered the store, one of whom
was masked. They presented pistols at
the inmates, and finally tied defendant
and one of the celestials together and
robbed the store. Green was recognized
by the Chinaman, but the other one was
masked. One Cliff Ragan, who was also
arrested for the robbery, testified that he,
Green and Larsen were in the job to-
gether. The defendant on his trial was
convicted and sentenced to forty years
Imprisonment. and appealed, his counsel
making the point that the testimony OF
Ragan, an accomplice, was not properly
COrroborated as required by law. The
Commissioners hold the point a good
one, and recommend that the Judgment
be reversed and the case remanded for
new trial. which is done by Judges Nc
Farland, Fitzgerald and De Haven.
WAS TRIED IN TIME.
The Court also decides a Tehama
County case, the People VS. Steve Doug
las.
The defendant was tried for grand lar
ceny, convicted and sentenced for three
years. He appealed from the Judgment
and order denying a new trial, on the
ground that he was not tried within
sixty days after the filing Of the intorma-
ton, and also that the written deposition
OF a witness who was dead at the time of
the trial was allowed to be read. The
Supreme Court decides adversely TO these
pleas, and a1irms the judgment Of the
lower Court. Judge De Haven writes u
concurring opinion.
DEFENDANT PAID THE TAXES.
The case of Joseph Cavanaugh, appel
liant, vs.. Samuel jackson. respondent, is
also decided by Judge Garroutte; Judge
Beatty concurring. and a cOncurring
opinion is rendered by Judge Harrison.
The action is one concerning the re-
covery of real estate, the defendant set
ting up title by adverse possession and
being sustained by the trial court. He
paid the taxes from 1881 to 1885, and the
plaintiff also paid taxes for 1885, 1885 and
1887. The Court held that defendant mad
complied with the law.
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MARRIED.
DIED,

RAE-KENT-In this city, October 18th, at
the residence OF the bride, Daniel Rae to
Mrs NJ. F. Kent, both of Sacramento
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It's a permanent cure, that you get with
DR.. Sage'S Catarrh Remedy. The makers
eger $500 reward for en- incurable case.
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CITY licenses, water rates and dog tags
now due. Pay Immediately and save
costs.
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Ghaasern. paiis for aupfnatnrk, srbt,t & GO.
To-mory0w at Q::3o A. u.

Special Sale Of Flannelettes, Table
Linens, Apron Ginghams, Blankets,
Spreads and Unbleached Muslin. Full
particulars Of the above sale will be
given in the papers Of tonight and to-
morrow morning.
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Going 10 See the Circus,

When the asSia lice ct,A NoS,berc
Par56c Ass 6ni$hci - GArriaonJure-
tSca, IN Western Moa,ars, a reporter
SS He!scs paper roGcsi a 6ilapi.
dSicl prairie schooner. coysaei With
hGI1S sud xlSxli dust, and headed
With 5 cargo g tos-heaGsi ycurs.
s.eS.
~GSc;as back E.st!- inquired the
reporter.
No. We hexni there IL song 10
SS cjrcas in Helena this week" Sid
the proprietor c; the strange vehjcle.
Il oar i mine O. S;oay Creek, some
eighty miles soaih Q. here
Eighty miles. Why, you mus.
have b&i L rough trip
Pretty rough, bat tie children
cried sri;sasei rp;l I had 10 do it,
Srl The pa:srtSnSliSS AS spn s.
ewes l cAa uSks : stake Tn so;nc 10
move where : person can see s
Monkey without h&yirs ~ kill his
soSe &Sea; Il" -Phil&S&pAis Times
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Iktesi Convicted.

A special dtssssch 10 the Reao Ga
-s;sS yeS,erSI, says:
Judge SS.NSas COURTROOM was
c0rwN;At again this moraiay when
consideration - ;Ss clarke ~ eau
&zz,sateai ssainS; ETcoi VAS -.
suuSi. The trial rrSc,jealty culei
Wednesday st;srUcOa and this uaSsu.
~ ;aAIsSse delivered bis charge
eo:Gs jury. .Atsv reviewing the 49,
eoSitSa mSie SSSjns; the defendant
tie Judge proceeded ;nSaias ,ae lNw
s~ovs,aiaS tie cxsA lie Instructed
the Ian>rs thSt IL ocisS 10 dad the
Iessz&a, guilty they mus, be A;is-
Si SeSon3 znAscIahls Geab, that
the csicse charged 10 have beS SQ-
matted c. April 1, l$S wSs &c:ually
eln!,teI by the 6sleniSn,. 1t
Nosi sos &c saE&sa; IL dci TIA,
there was 4 shoS:ses in the turiS 81
;ss nossaoNkellsS RSnSirS CenpS-
as- It's caoSsarS 20 determine tia:
SIGi,oSos sonis part ;hsceot bSlc1s-
irs to the R&aSirs Company hSi
esa appropriated by 6Ss>.GIa; 90
O. bssco April ith. The fact that
;Ss~s wSS = shortage IA the Banking
CSnHaay'S tGaGs would Is; waSExz;
TIE csaVSe:Saa =! the defendant TIE
Jap GGst be satisfied TIA, Gs;eGdaa,
sni 60 oiaes gsusoa h16 ;SSs1 siSi.-
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bs:oNe ;kNy oasliE-:ns: IA : vSni;c: 81
sGI!ts, ~Evssy clerk o. ssryz2, .: :
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t&@daz: VAL BE- ssztszesI so1s say.
Gext Se&
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AL nsaOr to the Ladies, n.nd.

Eprros lSpErENpvNr: Friday
erer!us, Jure 9th. y. N, Mason care
9 sSiable at Mrs, Stools Hotel in
hoaos Of the Ladies' Brass Band. Al
$40 the guests began TO arrive ard
w"re rreeiSd by Mr.. Mason, assisted
by Miss Jessie Steel. The evening
MAS spent 10 social chat and music
by the band. At 1850 the Sssnd
marea MAS risy~d aud Mir. ani MH.
f Z. Hsrdesty. heading the psosss.
sion. all marched 10 the dining rooal
where q lovely opas, sSs laid, such
IS onlS Mrs Steel knows how TO pre-.
rare. A, the rsaues; OF Me. Mason
all cmSin~i stSniins while be pre-
seated each with = souveair q the
evening. which was lorely 6%lue:
% pAns'es snd viotets. All cu;nySi
the dirrss; wit srd chsmpaSne
aoNSd freely uuiil ll:0 uhea sill de,
Parted tor their hca"S sSre<irs ,hs-
II was the Eoss enjoyable evsn; Of
thN ssAScC. MACK
Nslis, New, Jure -. 1896.
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+, 1 u. Grand 0SoH

SS.SSS!sc az lie elective and -
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TIE Gka3 LaSz, vii bs held "a VSs-
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poyT LAKE. CARLISLE.

Senator Stewart was intesyiereI IN
ESS York las. week, coneesaires
Cleseisa5is declaration that he ~oatd
gall az extra eession ct Congress to
aesl With the Sraneial quss,iea. In
the renrse OF the Interview, in speak
irs ct The polias Of the present Adj
nipi,,ys,iop, he ss:Ss
sFas iQpStseatsad scret musmur,
iGss 81 the ssSnts ~ the tnntEe said
sings s,ainst the arSeGs sdm'atsisa
zion, hestus tss SECRETARY NJ The
rrNsspsY hsiths tseisSW ~ tsmeH,y
- sqSssst THAI TIE statutes q the
uuitsi States had sene;htce 10 GO
With the STANDARDIZATION % his 6eess;
a2as il NNSleaes .. the :eaSa>y s',a
egE,h y torc,gn masters suSej The
sNroSstise 10 coairol the treasury
department
.r,ss age annoyed because Mr.,
Carlisle dos rot riS,t nel1Gesnns
sad pS>slre the iss which shall gov
esn hx se,ioss tr0s the pNNeS mitch
has &esa supreme IN tia; department,
the statutes 20 the contrary, Gc,Ni;h-
ktSashre snrtwsasyGNc ySsH> Tos
SssssE ~ rebellion SSains; the sn,d
kiae hr the rossSa: - s>yss fatuoe
RiSInisirSiSSa has alarmed oar seS
siSa rulers IS - The safety Of tbs
~pseRsStSvss aEI GSGs thsa demand
+St&a;i1a whSeh Will ecasuamSte
/, their seeesae Of sata eastrac;ioa aud
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sars,
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future the NTeNl - the G-scSllsS
ShssNss law, Such cpsSl Scua
cut 90 Tie usrSst aGI 81 rSisee tie
preo - SILVER bullion S. - dSss that
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Liberated.

4 Ptris aspAish says ihki TIE
Gcart o; CssssIioa 90 ise ,pJ.eh 81
Csssles De Ls-saTs api cih4t ds!sa5-
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fs-siuLua ntlGsssps vEs sro;tzr.3
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4 ooSsrrTCrtaSAL RssHr.

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dyed u the goci Democratic ris%:,
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Ihe Military ~EprAMplpt1i.

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Instability q Aoldins 4 ELitkry e.
c8G9asslt tbs yssr. The osE Nv
Provides iAI; Tie ioxa ksezc- hiuc
ise most MONEY sALll have IL, bat
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u'eIi ;sfs yfG- and hEve 3 big oos
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