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Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GnrI s

= Der @run0etgcntbumSagent Carl s.
Sbulbt, $50, 1916 Wtilipaufee Npe., tpelcber
fir gr. @leaIpn Das 8ermietben Ser Wob@
l1u19en in benz 6ouie $40. 81 @ilmot Str.
iibernommen bate, tpur6e fiir5licb bon
Trau Sennie 8eiBman auf S6abeneriab
Oertla9t, neil er ite aus elmer @obnlng beS
~gcnannten 6auies, bon wel6er Ite, na6
6errn S9ulbt's 9tngabe, tpioerrebtltb
8eiiB nabm, 9etrieben bate. Der 6ralt
ipurben 5000 ~5u9eiprocben, troboem 6err
Sbulot tbr cine aubere 8obnung beiorgt
battle. sic beauftragte Die Iooofaten Sen7
brid6 un6 Cunningham nit Der GI1ltret7
bung bes @clOeS, un6 btele lteBen perm
S6ulbt perbaften, 6eute entibiep .Jttcbter
@inbes, 0aB Die Gerbaftung cine ullgerccbtz
fertiste mar, ur0 t6err S6ulot tplro nun
ieinerleits ais &ldger auftreten.
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Die characterization.
Die 5ra9e DER OfenhaItune Ger meItaus
TELLING am Sonntae fol- CUR Grpdeune
fommen.

Srob alien 8eitrebungen Der Muder tptr6
Die Weltaus 1tellung tpabr16einlicb 6ocb am
Sonnta9 geDffnet iein. Seute trttt bic
gtattonaleGommiifton Suiammen uno bel
oteler 8ele9enbett miro bic Srage CUR Ser
banolung fommen. Sbglei6 bic Wfebrsabl
Der Golnmtiidre bel ibrer lebten Sibune fir
S6lteBung Ser 9lusitelung am Sonntas
tpar, bat itcb ieBt bo3 anibeinenb Die Mei7
nultg Derbreitet, baB es notbtpen6tg lit, Sic
QusiteQln9 ant Sonntag offen gu balten.
Senator q. s. 8e6tpttb BON @pomtng
erflarte geitern, es lei Dringeno notbmcnbig,
bic Sonntagsflauiel ni9t gu beocbten, Der
Sonntag lei Der ein3ige Sag, an tpelcbem
bic Qrbetter @elegenbeit baben, bte Nusz
iteaung 81 beiucben, unb fe fonnten bort
3ebnmal mebr ~lernen, ais tpenn tie in bic
&trcbe 9tn9en unb cine Brebi9t nit an>
bOrten. Snwiefern ct bamtt Gecbt bat,
bletbt babin9efteIt. Sebenfa1s aber lit eS
ortngen6 nOtbtpen0ig, baB Die NuSiteuun9
am Sonntog often bleibt, menn mir uns
ntcbt Dor Der gdn3en QSelt bIantren tponcn.
Ser 81. g. WfaiieD, elmer Der gt~ational7
Gommii1dre, lit freilib 9esen bic Sffenz
boltung nno hofft geniigenO 9eitnnun9sz
g~enolfen 5u ftnben, nm bas vlaiterbafte"
unternebmen 5u perbinoern, aIem @nidbein
mach miro er iebOcb iebr tpentg @~egenltebe
ftn6en.
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5ufammenitof.
Die GIarffra6e=Sriide nidt unerhebIi6 be-
fbdotet.

@eitern gta9mittag ipolte Ser S9leppz
bampfer y8. Dalton" nit BENT breimaiti>
gen S6ooner y&i6arb Miott" Die Glartitr.>
Bride p%aiiiren, bod fonnte Die Bride nibt
re6t5eiti9 aufgeorebt perben. Sin &uti6er
BON SO. Smitb, gto. 8 bis 10 9earbornitr.
tpollte nit ieinem Bagen bie Bride %perlai1
fen unb Bet 8riidenmdrter ipoute Elm linz
glif permetben. 6Gtte er sic Bride pors
Der auf9ebrebt, 10 ipGre iicberlicb Der Waz
gen nit ben 8ferben in ben 6luB 9%eitiirSt
unb lieb er beSbalb bie Bride itebet. 9aS
S6tff rannte in Solgc beIien 9e8en oas
@eIdnber Ser Bride unb ioipObl bas Bug
iprit tpie baB @eldnber ber Bride purben
siemIi6 bebeuteno bei6dbt9t. Die 9ferbe
bes 8agenS BON sc. Smith i~titr3ten 81
8oben, trugen aber feline i6tperen Ser
teBungen SAXON.
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Qooesfdue.

9te ~foIgenben So6esfGue tpur6en bis
beute Wtttag auf Dem @eiunbbettsamt ge1
mel6et:
Sobnnie Goens bon 5O7 80. Str, 4 Sabre
IL Mpnate.
Soiep6 8olfG BON 1898 0earbornftraBe, "a
Sabre Wonate.
Sobn Mifiet bon 2 Pearionftr., % Sabre
j Wtonat.
Grneittne 8arb bon PIP Commensurate.
"a Sabre. 1e
9teatbe Sernes bon 369 %. Str, 20 Sabre
g Monate.
5arrp Tabrmann bon IA GGginftraBe, 21
Gage #Ha;e
Minie MoelGeS bon 80 Gpersreen ape,, 2
.Wfonate. 1.{ I
6enrtetta Stpr bon 1851 @enttport6 Gloe,,
5 Sabre 8 Wtonate7 |
@rnit @riebe bon 581 @elt II. StroBe, 29
Sabre, 8
g. g. @brtit, Sanien BON 1853 Samuelitr.,
% Sabre.
Caroline GbieG bon 681 SbaberftraBe, Y
Sabre. IA
8rau 9orotbea &Ietn bon 378 Sa,nlin
Nbe., 81, Sabre.
Sobnr Rp1ad5, 9eitor6en inn ct. 2ufos
l6oipttal, 81 Sabre.
Sobn &tno aus STILES, 81 Sabre.
Sophie @lberebe bon 3O4 Mobotpfitr., 2
Sabre IL Wtonate.
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absnnblatt nsr autaota staata 8ettmats, pternae, a5. april 1898
Qus Dem 6uIulQn6e

famen beute Mtorgen auf eiitem 53uge 200
8emo6ner, UNI baS @eptrr frem6er 8oIfer
auf Dem @eltauSitelIun9SplaB gu f0rbern.
she ber Bug BEN Srt ieiner 8eitimmung
errei9te, erbtelt 8oIiseilieutenant Grei9b>
ton in @ran6 Groiitng cine 9epeibe, Oer@
Sufolge bic 200 8tlben bon Dem 3u9e 8ez
itb er9riffen ut6 Sic 8ebienun9smanni6aft
eingeiperrt bitten.
Sin 8oli5eipagen fubr iofort nab Ser
81. StraBe, unb Die 8laurofe fan6en, baB
@onOutteur 8roipn uno iein 8remier i'm
@epGdpagen eingeiperrt iparen. Die 3ulus
erfldrten, baB elmer ibrer 2onb3leute fem
@tgent6um permilie, uno iie Sen CONDUIT
teur oafilr' pera%nttportIib bieIten. Gs ge@
lang lieutenant Creighton, Sic &inber
9lfrita's SIT berubigen unb nadb Dem @elt>
allsfteunngsplab 81 beforoern.
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0nwalt mildrift's Qnftdt.

9iftrttt : Qntpalt Mil9rtit erflGrte
geitern, boB bic GSfimos tetne 8erecbtt=
9u1lg baben, irsenD tpeI6e Nrbeit i'm Qanbe
3u tbun. Sic itno ais Gontraftarbetter
fir bte misunderstanding ms 2anb gebrabt
moroen, baben ibre &nlonie bort Derlaiien
unb itnb iebt ntbt berecbtigt, ben anertfa7
ntibcn Nrbeitern tr9enb mel6e Goncurren5
81 ma6en. Ser 9treftor Der Qlrtic
8orlbs Sair So. fol- in bieier 8e3iebung
fir ieoc l1eberi6reitung Deranttportlt6 9ez
mabt tperOen, iebo6 lit es ba3u notbpen7
big, baB cine &lo9e in Der Office bes
9itrtftSz 2lnpalts ein9erei9t tpirO.
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Ueberfabren.

Sames 9enmon, 4431 Stemart Q(oe.
tpobnbaft, tpurbe beute Morgen BON ieinem
etgenen Wagen iiberfabren unb 1ofort gez
t0otet. @r molIte an Ser @Ge BON 81. un0
t6aliteo Str. ieinen 8agen belteigen, ais
bic BferOe plOBItb anSo9en unb bic &aber
itber ietnen &opf fortfubren. Der Coroner
ipuroe benacbrtbttgt uno tptrb beute no6
Der Snque1t abgebalten meroen.
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STREET. amtfhen Giienbahnen.

Sn &ibter WecGonnel's @eribt fam
beute bic &lage Der &od SsLanb & 8acific
8a9n gegsn Die Union 8acific Babn auf
$1,000 0O 5ur 8erbanblung. Die tIdgeriicbe
@eleul3aft be6anptet, bic Union 4aciftc
8abn babe ibre S6ienen 3tpiidben 0tncoln
unb Smaba, gtebrasfa, gebrauc6t unD n;bt
Die ausbeOungene Wtietbe be3ablt. 0te
8e9nerticbe Yartet %bebauptet, baB Die @ez
leiie ni6t 3ur rebten s3ett fertig gefteut
porDen ieien unb pertpeigert aus bielem
@runoe bic 3ablung.
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Oerfhoben.

Gor &i6ter 9oolep itan6en geitern
Guitar Wtiaer unO letne 6rau OtarD ul1ter
Der Nnflage, BEL Der @ntfiibrung bon 2iS3ic
8roofbant betbeili9t 9~etpeien su ietn. MtGz
Ter la9te aus, baB am 9onneritag Charles
Sobnion nab ieiner Wobnung, 835 Clifton
QOe., getommen iei uno 2i38ie nit itcb sez
bracbt babe. Sobnion iou erflGrt BADEN,
oas WGb3en iei feline 6rau. Ser 6au
tpurOe auf 9Onnerita9 peri6oben.
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5 Sfft5iers3immer eini9lteRLi9
"'S't a' /. 1 5'o'9asn' s'stis" 5000
5000
@eiommtiumme.


Ser 0eiammtDerluit Ser Nctteninbaber
Der v9rocaoero 60" tptrO ii3 auf minoez
items $4,000 belaufen, ioI aber gum 9r0Bten
Sbetl bur6 8erit6erung gebedt letn,
Gtner Srore 6eS Sol. &ob CUR 6olge,
baben ii3 beute Nben0 UNI 8 ubr lGmmt@
libe SffiSiere bcS eriten HegimentS gu elmer
g~erlammlung inn 8iuington 6otel etn5u7
finben, 9ort ioll Sic Situatton beIpro7
chen unb beratbi6lagt perOen, peIbe
S5rttte 81 tbun iinb, UNI Dem Ge9inlent
Elm neues 6eim gu ibaften.
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Qrauri9e Grfohrun9en.
perionItae 5reiheit in ser 5udtbaustoot
0oliet.

9ie 0oftoren 8eegle uro 8rotpn, Sc
funb6eitSinipeftoren paren geitern na6
Solicit gef6ift pOrOet, I'M BORT einen Sim
1uanberer1 Bug %ab5uparten unb bic pDrgez
i9riebene llnteri@cbung pOr5unebmen. 9o
Der Bug crit nm 4 ll6r e,ntreifen ioQte, ie
aber i6on fur3 nab MitternaBt angefom@
men waren, begaben ie iib in eth Jteitau>
rant ur1b nabmen cine Wtabl5eit 81 ii6.
Sin 8oIt5iit ndDcrte it3 ibnen unb fra9te,
mas tie mdbten, Sic ieBten t6m ben 3ped
tbreS SommenS ~auSetnanoer, Der bieoere
8laurod icbenfte ibnen iebocb feinen @lauz
ben nnO na9 tur8er 3eit paren ite alf Ser
GENERALIZATION. Der Boltseibef BON Soliet
battle icbon einmaI ettpa8 bon @eIunbbeitSz
SnipeftOren geb0rt un6 entlieB bic beioen
Ner3te, beoeutete tbnen aber, baB es in
Solicit ntdt erIagbr iei, ii6 na9 Wtitterz
nabt auf Der StroBe auisubalten, wenn
man ntc6t auf bem 9ta95auiepsge lei. SIS
19eint unter llmItdnOcn Oob 9efabrli9 81
ietn, tpenn fi9 Elm 3u3tbaus in elmer fletz
men Sta0t %beftn6et.
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Brieffaften.

81 ~. Der betrefen6e 6ufi6mteo 1T
aaerbingS in ber BON SDncn angeoeuteten
@eiie perantportlicb, porausgeieBt, Sic
fonnen bctDeiien, baB baS 8ferb bireft
Ourcb feline S6ulb perlebt murbe. 9lnOers
geitaltet itc6 bic Sobe, penn ). g. ir9enb
cine 8etpe9un9 Oes BterOes, Die er nicbt
DcrbiuOern %fOnnte, bic 8erleBung berbeiz
fubrte.
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UnhetIpeuer Stur5.

@tutam 56ompion, peIdber 1873 9arabee
Str. tpobnt, ~itir5te beute friib in benz 6auie
1913 Ga Sale Str. Sic Greppe 6inunter uno
bra6 ltb baS @entG. Die 2eicbe iputbe
na6 Si9munbs Mor9ue, 70 5. ltpe. 9ez
bra9t unb miro beute Nacbmittag Der Snz
que1t abgebalten tperben.
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.&leitte Nn3etgen in Ser 9lben6auSgabe
Ser Sutnois Staatssettun9 foiten, menn
niebt mebr pie 8ebn 0orte, 10 Gents, iebeS
tpettcre @prt l Sent.
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Stdott1hes.
Nn unfere Gefer.

NQe 6teienigen Qlbonnenten, tpel9e
ntcbt re9eImGBtg nit benz Qbenbblatt
Ser Suinpts StaatS5eitung bebient merz
ben, iinb bOfli9t eriu9t, uns no6mals
tire 9enaue Qtbrelie per 8oitforte mitsu>
tbetlen, ebenio ~Dteieni9en 8erionen, tpcl6e
0uf bic 3ettung gu ~o6onntren beab1ibtigen.
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Die Mbenbz Qlussobe ser SainotS Stats:
Seitung ftnbet uberau Sic freunDlibite 9(uf:
nabme, 8rets 1Gent per Nummer, 6 Gents
per @o3e.
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Cine Gltr @ri6i6te,
blribt iir ewig 1euI
Cine
|par|ame 9au6lrau

iudt fir ieoen 2lrttfel, Ger i'm
5auie eebrauht miro, ftets Ole
beten Quelen auf. Sic iudt
iiberau gu iparen, NO es ir9eno
9eht; Panoelt es fid ober nm
9ro6ere 2lus9aben, Damn 9lan=
ben Dele, oas mub ablolut in
oen down towns ichdften 9e=
Fault weroen, oPne i'm Gntfernte=
fen oaran 81 oenfen, oab anh
6elddfte, melcbe pom Centrum
Ger Staot entferuter lie9en, oaher
beoeuteno nieori9ere1 1iethen uno
unfofen Paben, gar oft
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Monntrtauf 6as Nben6bLatt Ser SQinoiS
Steatsz 3eitHng, Prets l Gent.
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betratbs1betne.

sis beute Wittag tpurben bic folgen6en
6eiratbsi6eine ertpirtt:
The record-union., 1893-05-31
BEARING FRUIT ALREADY.
The Industrial Movement Attracting
Capital Hither.
Proposed Purchase of the Rancho Del
Rio and It's Division-Meeting of
Note-Signers Next Week.

1t has been decided by the directors of
the Industrial Improvement Association
to call meeting for some night next
notes for the factory fund, when the
situation will be fully considered.
Among the latest to sign one of the
notes is the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, of which Mayor Steinman is
President, and it is expected that other
corporate bodies will soon do likewise.
The newest matter of interest in con-
nection with the industrial movement is
the proposed purchase of the Rancho del
Rio, or Winters ranch, just south of the
city, by syndicate represented by Mr..
Rosenthal of San Francisco, a brother of
the famous artist, Toby Rosenthal.
Mr.. Rosenthal came to the city on
Monday and inspected the property. He
seemed to be greatly pleased with it, and
has opened negotiations for its purchase
Ills purpose is to divide most Of it up into
small tracts and to establish great
pleasure resort on the bank of Sutter
Lake, with the further intention of run
ming an electric car line there, connecting
with the city system at the Catholic
Cemetery.
Although the land is about two miles
from the city, Mr.. ROsenthal yesterday
assured the President of the Industrial
Association that if the pending negotia-
tions should result in his purchase Of the
property he would insist on paying his
proportion of the factory tax.
1t is possible that the purchase of the
property may depend upon the success
OF the present industrial movement. 1t
was that which attracted Mr.. RosenthaFs
attention to Sacramento, and lie assumed
that Of course the citizens were all stand
ing in to make its success assured.
This is only a starter. If the thing
goes on other capitalists will come here
TO invest, and Sacramentans will soon
realize that the brightest pictures Of the
future held up before their gaze had not
been over-colored.
II it 1ails-but it is too soon to specu-
late on any such result. Better to indulge
the hope that those who have not vet sub
scribed to the fund will do as they have
been expected to from the tirst-contrib-
ute their share, as they are to enjoy the
results equally with others.
The record-union., 1893-05-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N scaled proposals will be received by The
board OF Directors OF the Meudocino Asylum
for furnishing the materials and labor for the
following branches OF work tor the compile
tiun OF The buildings OF the MendocinO Asy-
lum
Said bids will be received separately. and
the work let under separate contracts us fol-
lows:
First-Mason and iron work.
Second-Carpenter and ildsterers' work.
IhiTd-Plumbing, gashtttng and heating
work.
tourth-Painting and graining work.
Said proposals Will be received by said
Board OF directors at the office of It's Secre-
tAry, in the town OF Ukiah City, county of
Mendoclno, state of California, up to 10
o'clock A. NJ. on the 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
1893.
Said contracts are to be let in accordance
with plans and specifications of said work
now IN the Office OF Copeland q Pierce, archi-
tects, 126 kearny street, san Francisco AL,
seen daily Uetween the hours OF O'Clock A NJ.
and O'Clock P. R. until said 10th Gay OF
June.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by a
bond Of al least 0 per cent. Of the amount OF
the proposal rendered.
Payments lor said work will be made and
said contracts viii be let in accordance with
the provisions OF an Act Of the Legislature OF
the State OF California, entitled IAN Act to
regulate contracts on behalf Of the STATE, in
relation TO ercctiOns and buildings" " approved
March %, 1876, and the Acts amendatory
thereof
The Board Of Directors reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
Dated May 8, 1898.
THOS. L. CAROTHERS,
President of Board of Directors of Mendocino
Attest. / NJ MAN$o~ S,acratarx, NV . A ~
The record-union., 1893-05-31
UNDOUBTEDLY CHAMBERS
Ihe Cause Of Frank Murray's Death
Afflicted Horses Killed.


Afflicted Horses Killed.
On the death Of Frank Murray. about
week agO-who died, as was supposed.
from glanders contracted from a horse
DR.. Archibald, the veterinary surgeon,
was detailed by the Supervisors to visit
the ranch OF J. Christman, on the
Costumes River, where Murray con-
tracted the disease, for the purpose Of ex-
amining the horses. The doctor will pre-
sent report OF his investigations to tie
Board OF Supervisors at the next meet
ing.
IL Will be to the effect that he found at
least Two horses there afflicted with the
terrible disease, which were killed bv his
direction.
Inc horses were recently purchased by
Chrlstman from a neighbor, who had
theh on pasture III the vicinity OF Hang
Town Crossing. AS the disease is readily
communicated from one horse to an
olhef, DR.. Archibald is OF the belief that
there are many afflicted animals in the
county. NO person can afford to keen a
GIahdered horse, and at the first appear
ance OF the symptoms of the disease
winch IS sometimes supposed to be
simply catarrh-the animal should be
Killed. While the glanders is always
latal to horses, its chief danger lies i'll the
TACT that persons handling the afflicted
animals are very likely to take it, aud
lhus die the most horrible of deaths.
The record-union., 1893-05-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Directors OF the Mendocino Asylum
Tor furnishing the materials and performing
the labor necessary for supplying one l,OOO.
light automatic regulating gas machine with
mixer OF the latest and most improved pat
tern ana capable Of using permanently open,
unadjustabe burners.
Machine TO be operated by water-power and
SET complete in the building provided by the
State for that purpose, at the Mendocno Asy-
lum, together with all necessary pipe and fit
tings and gas governors, or checks as per
plans and specifications now on lille in the
office OF the Secretary of the Board of Directors
of the MendOcino Asylum.
said proposals viii be received by said
Board OF Directors at the Office of its Secre-
tary in Ukiau City, Cal. up to 10 O'clock A.
NJ, on the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1898.
Each proposal shall be accompanied by a
bond OF ut least o per cent. OF the amount OF
such proposal. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
May 6, 1898. THOS. L. CAROTHERS,
President OF the Board of Directors OF the
Mendocino Asylum.
Attest: j. NJ. NIAENoN, Secretary,
my12-4W
The record-union., 1893-05-31

past, struggling, and if need be, yielding
our lives, as you did, in the right, in be-
half OF equality in man. This country
mat you preserved TO us has no room in
II Tor any aristocracy; 10 man here is bet
Ter than his fellows, until by his own un-
'iiicd work he has proved himself to be.
IN internal danger perhaps is tnis that
threatens US. From without we are also
threatened, and the danger is apparent
now 10 every right-thinking man. From
every country on the globe have como
large accesslons to US. \ new people
nave come amongst US in such numbers
as IN many places to remove our national
/ characteristics, and sometimes to threaten
our most priced institutions. We of this
later generation, like you of the old,
would not close our doors to any worthy
man, be he from any part of the world.
but, dearer than we prize any mans S
coming; dearer than any multitude of
people, do we prize the United States of
our fathers, and the country that you
fought for. We, as your children, for
you ana Tor ourselves, and for our pos
terlty, demand that this country be not
made dumping ground for the scum of
Ihe earth. Like you, we have no race
preludlces; but we do want from those
/ VINO come among us the same obedience
TO our laws, the same loyalty to our prin-
clples, the same recognition Of our Gov
ernment and our Institutions that we our
selves give.
We neither want nor need any influx
OF criminals or the vicious. We welcome
with open hands and hearts all who come
Tor good purposes to become reputable
citizens. But as Americans, prizlng the
heritage that has been left to US, glory
ing III the institutions Of a grand country,
we must no longer tolerate the horrible
influx among US OF outcasts, convicts
and the worthless Of all the world.
AS our toretathers preserved this coun-
try from the aggressions OF the Old
World, as you preserved it from vice and
slavery from within, so must we, for our
fathers, Tor You and for ourselves and
our posterity, preserve ft in its pristine
purity, uncontaminated and undsgraced
by the accumulated poverty, vice and
crime of the Old World.
The record-union., 1893-05-31
HENRY MACK.
Some Doubt as to His Having Died In
san Francisco.

San francisco.
Friends of Henry Mack, who disap-
peared mysteriously last week, do not
believe that it was he who was found dy-
ing in San Francisco hotel a week ago
tomorrow, having registered on the pre-
ceding day.
Several persons claim to have seen
Mack in this city on that afternoon after
the trains for San Francisco had gone.
The description Of the man who died at
the Bay tailed with that of Mack, how
ever, and until it was declared that he
was here on last Wednesday no one
doubted that it was he. Yesterday after
noon friend OF the missing man went to
San Francisco to examine the body.
There may be some mistake as to the
deceased having registered at the Russ
House on Wednesday, or those who saw
they last saw him here on that day NAV
be mistaken. Mack had lost a portion of
one of his arms, and it is said that the
man who died in San Francisco was
minus an arm and also had scars on his
head such as Mack bore as the result of
having shot himself some years ago.
The record-union., 1893-05-31
The Best In the World.

Senator Henry c. Nelson of New York
writes:
ON the 9th of February, 1888, was
taken with violent pain in the region Of
the kidneys. l suffered such agony that
could hardly stand up. AS soon as pos
sible | applied two ALLCoCK's Porous
PLAsTERs, one over each kidney, and
laid down. In an hour, to my surprise
and delight, the pain had vanished and |
was we'll. wore the plasters for a day or
two as precaution and then removed
them. l have been using ALLcoCK's
PoRoUs PLAsrERs in my family for the
last ten years, and have always found
them the quickest and best remedy for
colds, strains and rheumatic affections.
FROM my experience / believe they are
the best plasters in the world"
The record-union., 1893-05-31
Funeral of Mrs. Chrlstianson.

There was very large attendance OF
sorrowing friends yesterday at the funeral
of Mrs. A. D. Christianson, who died in
Tulare County a few days since after a
brief illness. Besides her husband she
leaves son years of age.
The bereaved husband has the sympa-
thy Of all who, from their knowledge OF
the deceased lady, are capable of appre-
clating the great loss be has suffered.
Mrs. Chrlstlanson was lady who had
endeared herself to all with whom she
came in contact, and the many floral
tributes that covered her grave yesterday
attested the esteem and love in which she
was held.
Instead OF learning of her fatal illness.
her husband was preparing Tor her return
home, and the shock has been to him a
severe one.
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ARARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for $40
to 500 per Acre.


The Pacific Improvement Company has re-
Gently purchased twelve thousand ceres OF
land in the heart Of Tehama County for the
parpose of promoting subdivision and settle
ment. This land embraces lands from first
class sacramento Valley agricultural land, to
land OF fair average quality, ana is offered at
from SO to $50 per acre, in subdivisions Of
40, so. l20, $50 and $50 acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive. They will be sold in
subdivisions, as above indicated, by the pay
ment of interest only Tor three years, at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment Of
principal by paying the first OF five equal an
nual instailmcnts. Thus no part of the prin.
cipal is TO be paid tor three years, and then
the purchaser is TO have five years in which to
pay five equal annual installments, with in
terest at the rate Of per cent. per annum,
making payments extending over period OF
eight years. Intending purchasers are as
| sured that this IS an opportunity to purchase
land of fair average quality at $40 per acre
and good agricultural land at 500 an acre,
with other grades Of land at prices to CORE
spond between these figures
The assertion is frequently made that good
| lands, suitable for general farming. and es-
pecially adapted for fruit-growlng, cannot be
| tad IN California for less than from $50 to
S1OO an acre. An examination Of the land
subject of this advertisement will prove to
home-seekers that this is an opportunity for
the purchase Of good agricultural land at $50
an acre. and for qualities grading down to fair
agricultural land at $40 an acre, on terms Of
payment which should make the disposition
Of these lands to actual settlers result easy Of
accomplishment.
The primary object of the purchase OF this
body OF land was the breaking up Of a large
holding for the purpose of promoting its SET
tement in smaller quantities and its devotion
to diiigent husbandry.
For further particulars, cali upon or ad-
dress WM. II. MILLS
Land Agent Of the c. 2. +. r., Fourth and
Townsend streets. san Francisco, Cal
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W. ?. COLEMAN,
ReaI-..- EStato-..- SaIeyrOOII.
81 8 y STR EFT.

We have for sale that elegant
Ranch Of M. L. SMITH, situated
on the south bank OF the Amer
lean River, near Reuters Sta
ton. The finest kind Of bottom
land; good for alfalfa and or
chard. Has a modern new
dwelling OF nine rooms, good
barn and other outh0uses.
Contains eighty four acres
eight acres in orchard.
We have a very low figure
on this place. Call and we will
take you out.