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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22

The doctors of Riverside. Califor- mia, have adopted the thrifty rule that druggists must not fill pres cription the second, third or fourth time. They argue that what may be good for a patient at one time may not be good for him after the bottle has given out, and a repeti- tion of the fee is certainly not good for the doctors.
 At the special meeting of the city council last night the bond of Joseph Dougherty for doing street work was approved and Charles Quinn was appointed on the police force at a salary of $50 per month.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
sir Knirht.. AttrntIoni

Members of Linton Division U. R. K. of P. arc requested to meet at their Armory Hall on Thursday evening, February 23d, for inspec- tion and installation of officers for the ensuing term. All Knights of Pythias in good standing are cor dially invited to attend. By order of the Sir Knight Captain.
 JOHN BoURKE, Rec.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Aem
O. K

Prsesit. Ari.sss NOTICE k hersf.v r.,.- .. " tornr1 ir fnll fas fi.s .. s4ose poslQliiet s.i.ir1.s '=7I this dag fted his aprlir~.... '.|s tktrteen hundred sl.t < ..,. of the &outh Orc EeIf@ gold and silsef. with sIrl.'.'' 2. ! l1t0I faet fn width. 1'.~.'-' .''|| district, c.squty ~ feran.. s... sona, and tlasienafssl l'l l'.s pat on nle in this of.s. .. lot numlaT "a being dl..r,' -
 Begina-nz at the in..|.I the it,cetian notice a=.I .,... eenter O. claim wlssa 4 ... !, lne its ft ia fha Ffaa..I ~. < Eith monud of sloaes. ,-,.s. - No ] e4me mon ularE. t..'...' Honito Mining 'iaiIn I ...t ',.' ';|- ! No 1iRef ufIpinz i .sfl,.I fhence x = deg | 1I1 ft i, I.. 6 8 No 2 ca siHl= fs,clk ..' .'''' 2 suTface ] 'sxi stx.l it a,I.l F E, along sisia. same rnek s -'... k v cor fn oro Hanffo | .|' s iez 70 min N ll1d faet ', where ! set a sIata tI..-. ground and safroan|I..I .' siones stone m1rknl location mon hrs S | 1z deg W go ft tc iofzfis. .s'.. -' . Of claim Were sef A-I--. ft tn srslund and haIl3 n nigh on \ sIia of nnarkS.' .... a BEc ( st1 ft Co S H c.'r sI.|',. siato stone zeklixf1 ins 1 q rounfhed sc11e win 1..<..,77' marked S 6 No M Thance N : deg Sl min Y I'-' '. and Co stone marked l Gro honito Mlhin4 l1.lS. sfoEe l8xffxI1 ins ! If in s77.'..' SB Noe. An X cut ln It[ 01 f5 e high hg f1t {. ..,. = Thence S 52 deG F slsl Il |1 '''.' No piacs of beeinrilif.
 Mngnetio vAfialion il z.. f8oS acres.
 The location of .his s..., Eecdrders otiire ui PS1-.'... 'ss mines. at pas7s a31 $if 1. cons cif{asng sirtr<r|s said south 0re Belle ,n',. |, are roQnirci to dle tts<<f s '.. Register el tlIo I1ised 4.. Prescott, in the Coun,l eI ' rftnry. during fhe sixIr 1. ton hcredf. ss< the7 Wi of the proFisiosls ol the l.-,..
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Application for

Prescott. A,izena M NOTICE is hercllg elren tksz < ~ fornef in fact tor fhsf|.s pany. Whos<z IsIst I1ca s.'' ..... :. has this fRy iiiSsi i1sss annl |-s, fifleen hsn1lr4si fs51oi li|r.- # T Eagle mine of 1 and silver. with sIIrEr,s dred loaol feet in NiIfh s|'. mininxtilstriSt connfy s7 s71I.. 6f Arizona. and dfziknzla.|s| s| & cfhcial plat on ale h this o|.> at. Said lot Enm1zsp Hz Hz t.|5. |.. oWe, to wie
 Beginnina at the innlaI ee location notice and nIarIia. ter oI claim where ! 2ef .Is<. iae. 1 e in the ground and ......< mnnl1ts oi siones- SIrne mrs. No. |. An oak 2i i=. dlz. Ar. .' 4t- A pine c liIs dfa brs x < ~ biazed and marked 1 H Aim Mon No l brs \ g dee { - So deg Enln f Hzl ft. fn l.....| 5. stone ztxexE inS f1 Ia i|.s ..'..>' do<i Eanle with mcund of 1.n ked G k No l An Oak S is. 9 ft. Tree hlausi znI r.1r. Original location uson frs k Thence S I dog s6 mn " t1' and K . li46 fs sl, a n.1;nI at..7 stone Stxt1xe iHs { iI in ihe .f.1. eIefi sarae with mound of EIoef kei e k No g. a psns f8 irs fnin r 3s C. Tree MazoI arI n B T OriEiaai locStion Hon 1z Thence x ss deg q mia W 1I Of claim W1tre | enl Rr1nir I tt in the gfo1n6 and S,aIsz mound Of stones Sio1f r Original loSation moR hrt ( ] | dz0 ft to point w1s1re f&44E1 izxt ins C in the Kruund E <. with mound nf st0nes. &ors tzF A 0likintl locafian men .. Thence I deg 1f min 6 fl3f k and W S W Iao) fl ta be moa ssune isxl6k1 Ina e iA ilt g1s.i de1 sane Elfh mou14 of sl11Is' 2 kezi e E Sos. An Qak % I1s E fs c. Tree hialed and n1r.T fhence \ g I.eQ nain E 15 |I,a |1|. M \ VI 41 si Co initial ns<1 ses No and place % heEinn,1g
 Magnetie variation Il dlf sI % co acfas.
 The location of tbis ninf E recorders office cf frtecotb b mines. sf paees 3f1 and 2lk
 Any aud al qesse1s ciaiHrI portion of said 6res fszele asz1e6 are rcQnfred Co fle li'eir 4dz.fz ReEietlf nf the Snilod tI1lH Prsscott. zn the Iarzltsf< of 1,s..| sixty dayE period of pnSical,os uill be tarrod % fIrtne of tht s.1 stalufe. e NaEI
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
i otice of Forfeiture.
Black Hills Mining District.
 NaVapsi County. Ariz0ne,

February |, lcAa- To Andy Kozik, hls Heirs or Legal Repre- sentatiyes:
 You are hereby notified that. as cor owners, We have expended one hundred (1OO} dollars in labor and improvements upon thu following described mining claim, the ORo GRANDA, situate in Black Hills mining district, Yavapai county Arizona Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec ton S.s24, Revised Statutes of the Uaitod States, being the amount required to bold the same for the year 1S92; and if Within sO days from the service of this notscas vou fan or refuse to contribute your propors,Dn of such expenditure as co-own.sr your iis4 terest Tn said claim will become the prup- erty of the subscribers under Esid Section 2ks4. JOSEPH C. GREMTNGER. f7-SQ J. " ARCHlRAI.n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Application fora R
;..l''. s s;.sn 2; ~,

X I.tND
 eEtctf' AtIlent' NOTICE l. is.eiI s'Fe1 E'... s " uag in fact lcr ttH t''a I.' r.ane. aboee soeia.. .f' ''..'es. Y '''I' has tlsis eiAt hlld ais ern''ez,'rl '' twelve hundred Ilt l4tE Ash spring rliae oS fH.A. es,.. sIlver. x,ih eurf7res et.1t Ez Aa1f in width. sifuclcd .e tte Der County of fagaraa afsf et--zcft S. ,lesienaSed hs lhc fiel., A1.<. - fiie in this office as Iet tI',.,' nnsabes 8 being iescziasss n< 's.''
 Bexinning at the iai,iR n..a the loeation Hulius and rI3rk k'a. Ter of cixim. Xha cor1tf t< ina tiis xs1ich 1 hlazo6 tls.l S.arAa lNA $ No I B f and bQilo ana hoo af snid trs.A A Jen'pfz \ f7 deg " a fl. An oek 2 la4 C. s3 n. rreos hIaed es-i n.As<< BIT. q S Min. mon Ne ! r1s 2 s.;lfs ff- Ash Spriuz frs N l st Thence s 6s deg @ mla E 4.7l ' 's< 7 | set a granite stone &xl-1F s-rouns and snrruun.ielI s.a.' -' ~tanss. Stone is ns4f<rt k, ts ins efia hrs S @ uez E 11 l. marked k < No 2 B r. U'Itls hrs 5 71 dez E l2 C. thsnee 7 2 E l1oo ft to point where ! s.'i 2 = x5 ins 1 @ in the kroen.t =a with mound of stenes. clt@t & A Pine ins sfia tfs hla7a4 and plartasd A o location mcn brs \ 72 tI< deg w N0 ft Co location nae9 s' ter of claim where I Sof a tst ins l ft A Eronnd s19 mound Of stnllce- Stone s l.s.s. Y 3uniper 2B ns. dia l.rs 3azed and mArkrd A dt4 ft tea faaint "a hero nlsfk.1. siAte fe(iRe cropping ale 2 c. hieh by % e said N mark A 5 No , W of uH rks Huild mound Y Oak ia ins dia hrs lrse eit4d and uarkei 8 Origlnal lir.s,i len monument es fg<,t lhfeet N "a dag 1smin ton nonlunut uhere I sCf zz'<. inches 1 foot in Qronnd and with mcnrt of sl lnes. SioH 2 No. 6 A 1eDipef So inches di1 se'. Sl feet. 1res blnzlsf and ulesklt T. Monument 4 stone msr<a marking NE c0E1.ss in dfc4 ksE 21 deg 90 min VIC f|,ei. r.oos 5oo feet Co initial soouufrA E No. |, place or he1nhfnS
 Magnetic ssriafsan fi ase i6.aS acnk.
 The locsfinn Qf .is lniAa i=4' ' oerdar's ofiaa o< ascot.. in I.s, ( pages alS aaa s<F
 Any and al Yq1s oI.. r'AiainI tiou of said Ada inr nniee e Arc required co D | al|r aIisrEs' Register of the .aIis.i Sis'<< Prescqtl. n Ll'e 1,' !. ll of tsss|'. tory. dnrine tIsa 1.xl. 1afs Eezl1.' hereof. or Hss4 Nili la bar1e Y of tas slalAlo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
profrrrcd 1l.elr own socIetr.

Emerson suggested to his wife that oridget and Mary. instead of taking their meals in the kitchen, should .heuceforth bc accommodated with seats at the family table. It being case of conscience, Mrs. Emerson, like a good wife, aoquiesced in the proposal, and an attempt was made to carry it out. But the servants ob- iected: it made them very uncoEn- sortable: they preferred their own ,ocicty and surroundings. and ths family of course cheerfully ec3s- asced. Buffalo Commercial
 Four'weeks more with fine weather, will see the bridges all completed on the $. F., P. X r. railroad between Prescott and Ash Fork.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Near the sight of Che cruciaIlon.

The hill near Jerusalem where the cruciixion of Jesus occurred is formed of limestone. The shores of the Dead sea are lined with pumice stone. showered out of some volcano that destroyed Sodom and Gomor- rah, which cities finally sGuk be heath the waters of tine Dead sea- New York Press
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Electricity fin Mining.

One of the latest applications of electricity to mining operations is seen in a lead mine in Belgium. Each bucket arriving at the top of the shaft makes an electric contact, and a needle in the office indicates by @ red line upon a revolving drum the number of buckets brought up. Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
THIRD PRIMARY.
Elma D. Williams. Teacher

Elma F. Williams. Teacher.
 Helen Adams, Robbie Brown, John Burdge, Fred Csnaris, Ivy Durbin, Ambrose Emory, Ernest Emanuel, John Harter, Gertrude Harter, Fiorello LaGuardia, George Matille, Adolph Moser, Gertie Smith, Charlie Shull, Frank Wells. Hannah Vol lenherg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Notice of Forfeiture.
Hassayamfa Mining District, YavApai County, AriE0na TeTrigory

To CHARLEs ScoPEL:
 You are hereby notihs.l that. ss oo-ovnars. we have ezpensii.d one hundred dollars Ia iabar and improvements upon each of the following de- sefibssi mining cislais, Co WiE The stfcceEfas' and .sifueno NlstR'' located in the dassayampa mining district. favApAi county, Arizona tnrri- tory. in order to heid said presntses under the provisions ui Section 4l2t. Revised Statutes of the United Sgate, being the amount required Co days after the service Of this notice hy pabiica- ton. faii oF refuse to confr buie sour prSpor- ton ef such exfsnd.tura as co-oWnef. your inter esf in sAid claim ulh hecome the property ok the subscribers, under sSii Section 1s2l
 Payment can be made af the store of Joseph Dousherty. Prescott, Arizona.
 FERDINAND Sr0PfIs Afe-p0 JOHN " DOlTHfRTY
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
SECOND eRAMMAR GRADE.
I.anra M Shame Tnache,

Laufd ". Sharpe. Teacher.
 Alice Campbell, Rose Sesmore, Carrie Hartman, Nua Hanna, How ard Burmister, Willie Blame, Dan Harley. Mattie Hartin, Theresa Fredericks, Louise Bashford, Beryl Robinson, Wortham Rybon. Charles Young, George Sines, Harold Bash ford
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22

Rev. c. J. Chase delivered one of the most eloquent lectures of the series last night, on the Christian Pilgrim. During this series of lee tures he has had large audiences and his lectures have been very eloquent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
FIRST GRAMMAR GRADE.
Marvaret Banta. Teacher

Margaret Banta, Teacher.
 Mabel Egle, Nellie Jennings, Olive Fisher, Pearl Weaver, Adele Emanuel, Fannie Harley, Jessie Dur bin, NettIe Wollenburg, Herbert Hanna, John Van Houtum, Max Parker, Albert Hatz, Jas Ehle, Fred Rodenburg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
SECOND PRIMARY,
Florence Gould. Teache

Florence Gould. Teacher.
 Louise Emanuel, Winnie Freder- icks, Freda Rodeaburg, Ethel Shull, Iva Wells. Carl Clark, Hugh Crock CT, Robbie Hartin, Charley Jessen, Albert Muehlig, Lee Simpson, Willie Smith. Otto 1androp, Rubby Van Hontnm. End Wallace.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
THIRD GRAMMAR GRADE,

Mrs. J. ]. Fisher, Teacher.
 Wilmott Pentland, Henry Hartin. John Fredericks, John Houtz, Ben Pope, Gertie Price, Sadie Jenkins Minnie Radczewsky, Elsie Roden- burg, Florence Marks, Nellie Crock CT, Flora Hanna, FlosSie Cartier, Edith Weaver, Gladys Wright, Ida Smith.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
To WILLIAM DUNLAP, His Heirs or Legal Representatives

You arc hereby notified that as co-oWl1r ! have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the fOliouing described miu- ing claim to wit: The John Burns located in Arizona territory in order tO hold said premises under the provisions of Sectlon 2tsi. devised Stafutes Of the Unitesl States. being the amount required to hold the same for the year iss2; and is within 20 days after the service ot this notice M publication, you fail refuse Co cottribute yoof proportion of such eSpenditufe as cc-cwner. your interest in said claim win hceomc the lrol.- erty of the subscriber under said SocfiuA s3 s
 f3-90 w w. YANDSRRfl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
FIRST PRIMARY.

Mary Fl. Jennings, Teacher. Winnie Hanna, Jennie Logan, Lem Simpson, Lynn Turner, Grant Heis- Ter, Lance Van Houtum.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Honor Roll.

Pupils who have neither been tardy nor absent for the month:
 HIGH SCHOOL
 Sadie Archibald. Winnie Gould, May Hall, Florence Hanna, Bessie Hatz. Violet Hatz, Irene Martin, Wil- lie Crocker. George Dwyer, Charles Raible, Julius Rodenburg and Fred. Chase.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
Notice of Foritefnre.

Hassayampa Mining District. fayapai County. Arizona.
 fehruary9 a. 1stlA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-22
List of Letters

Remaining in the Prescott, Arizona postoffice Feb. l6, 1893:
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last reports:
Joseph Holmes to w. V. Jubb-West
half of northeast quarter of section 81,
township s north, range east.
w. Y. Jubb to Joseph Holmes and
Wite-East half of southwest quarter and
west half of southeast quarter of section
30: west half OF north half of northeast
quarter of section 81, township S north,
range east; also small piece of five
acres III section 80, township s north,
range > east.
/. b. Carroll and wife to Antonio Gar
ibaldi-West fifteen acres of east twenty
three acres of northeast quarter of north
west quarter of section %, township s
north, range east, reserving twenty feet
on west side for road.
r. II. Hawley and wife to d. S. Des-
mond-W est half OF lot s, + and G, Thir-
tieth and Thirty-tirst streets.
\. ii. Benlng 10 Mrs. Bernardina Ben
ing, his wite-South fifty feet Of lot and
south thirty feet of west quarter of lot T.
q and K, Third and Fourth streets.
James w. Shanklin to Jacob Hyman -
Lot 7 and south thirty feet Of east twenty
five feet Of north sixty feet of lot 6, block
81, town Of Folsom.
James w. Shanklin to Wilbelmina L.
klumpp-We twenty-five feet of north
sixty feet Of lot g, block 81, town of Fol-
som.
\. T. Heilbron to Louisa Heilbron, his
wife-All interest to east three-quarters
OF lot Is, and J, Fifth and Sixth streets;
lot l and west fifty OF lot and east half of
lot 3, . and p, Seventh and Eighth
streets: west half Of lot 6, and J, Second
and Third streets; east half OF lot 2, O and
p, Twenty fifth and Twenty xth streets;
also, land in Sacramento, Fresno, Siski-
you and San Francisco Counties; all in
terest in firm of Schaw, Ingram. hatcher
q Co., Sacramento, and Poly, Heilbron
q Co., San Francisco. 1t is the intention
of this deed to convey all property of
every kind, nature and description, per-
sonal. real, etc.
.. P. Dodge to Cynthia Smith-East
half of lot Z, f and G, Sixteenth and Sew
enteenth streets.
Mary NJ. Wilson to Josephine B. Elliott
North 120 feet of lot 5 and all of lot 6, E
and Z, Sixth and Seventh streets.
Levi Strauss and Moses Bauer to Albert
Elkus, assignee of estate OF Zeimer Bros,
insolvent debtors-Lots l, 2, and f, f
and @, Thirtieth and Thirty-frst streets;
west thirty feet of lot and east twenty
feet of lot 2, P and Q, Sixth and Seventh
streets.
Mary Keefe Dennen to Jeremiah Ken
efck-NOrtheas quarter of section a,
township north, range east; So, 300.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Quiet in Local Produce Circles
Yesterday.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 27th.

SACRAMENTo, Nov. 27th.
Trade was quiet about the markets to-day.
Game was plentiful, as is usual on Monday.
with but light demand, The marketmen are
preparing for Thanksgiving, and are laying
in large supplies of Turkeys. Eggs and But
ter continue in rather light supply, and prices
rule firm.
Retail prices of the various named are as
GREEN FRUIT Apples swaar Bell
flowers Spitzenberg, Greetings, Maiden
Blush, Pippins, etc. SC 2 ID; 81 Ooql % 2
box, Grapes-Emper0r, Cornichon, Muscats,
Mission and Tokays, &c 2 10. Crauberries,
1252c quart, 45c 3 gallon Winter Pears,
DRIED FRUIT - Apricots, 1O@12c p II;
Apples, S01Oe: Peaches, 12@16c; Plums, II
@14e; fIunes, 6Gl6c; Pears. 7@9c; Nectar
Z n
CITRUS FRUIT-Iimes. .1Oe , doz. Lem
oBs-Common, zoe q doz; st. Paula, Soc 2
ooz. Bananas, 25G40c p doZ: COcoanutS Zoe
each Oranges-MeN1can, 25c ? doz; 0rovlhe
seedlings, oCc: Navels, Zoe. Pineapples, soc
eacn. Dates, Sc T II; White Figs, 1215e 2 %;
BiacS. SC.
NUTS-New crop soft-shel Almonds, zoe p
Z; Go Walnuts. 15c.
DAIRY PRUDUCE-Butter-T = roll
4Oc Pickle Roll. fair, Zoe: Fancy. soc. Fancy
Petaluma. 65c; Fancy Creamery. zoe: East
ern, acked, 2ue; Firkin, 2O923c. Cheese
California, 15c 2 70; Young America. &c.
uine swiss, Acc; American, 25c: Martins
EGGs-Fresh Ranch, 4oc ? doz; Eastern,
POULTRY Y-Turkeys-Live. 2Oc , h: Cob
bIers. 2Oc; dressed, 24c. Chickens-Hens. So
GS 40 > QoZ, COO &c each; Springs. So = doz-
Sos each: BIoilers, 81 ? d0z, doe each; lame
Dncks. 81 so ? dozen. 75c each; Geese, 81 So
each. W.,
snri.r 400. Nalards. Zoe; Canvasbacks. 81:
S5ilie - 25 3 dozen; Quail 81 so; Gray
Ceese' 75c . pair; Black. do 50c.
VFGFTA Bi. .ES-Onions. Sc r b: Sweet Po-
4atoes D.. Cabbage. 11se; Green Peppers, Sc;
dried. do 125zc; Tomatoes, 35e \ box;
Red Cabbage, IOc each; Celery, Ice;
Canlifower. IOc: savoy, Cabbage, 10c;
= nash Hubbard. &c; MarTowiar, 2c:
SyooKneck. e; Yellow Pumpkins, lc:
Lettuce. I215c: Green onions, 123zc: Radishes,
1oigc. Turnips. 1215c. Carrots, 121Sc: Beets.
80. oyster Plant 12%c; Leel, 1215c: Ala
Ioeda Peas. Sc; sacramento, do, Sc; Garlic,
6. Chicory, three for 1Oc; Spinach, sc : 70.
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POTATOES River Reds, soc 2 sack; Early
6ose. 10 65975c; River Burbank, soc; Salinas
90. 81 20 2 100 ms; Sweets, 81 . sack.
MEATS -Beef-Prime Rib Roast. 1870 Sc;
Chuck Roast. 10c; Rump, SC; Brisket, Sc;
Gorned Beef, sc; POrterhouse steak, 1901 sc;
LON Steak, 12%915c; Round Steak, 1Oc
Chuck, 10c. Neal-Loin and Rib Chops, 15c:
Roast Veal, 12e. Mutton-Leg, 11@12Lc;
LON and Rib Chops, 125c; Mutton stew, sc;
shoulder Chops, Sc. Pork-Roast or Chops,
Ioc; CoTned Pork, 15c; Sausage, 121ac; Vi
enpa Sausage, 15c; Bacons 14@19c; Ham.
16@20c.
BREADSTUFFS-F 81 40 p bbI, 81 10
for 50-b sacks, 50 20 for 1O0-b sacks; Oat-
al, lon sacks. 4Oc; Cornmeal, 10-F sacks,
2oc; Cracked Wheat. 10-D sacks, 35c; HON.
my, 10-b sacks, 4Oc: Graham Flour 10-b
sacks, soc; Buckwheat, lob sacks, soc; Rye,
Soc 2 On sacks
Hay AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, zoe 2 cwt
Wheat, 70c; second quality. 6Oc; Alfalfa, 90
965c; Wheat. whole. 81 20; Barley. 95c;
Ground Barley 81 O5; Feed Oats, 81 400
l 90; Wild White Oats, 81 25@1 80; Mid
dungs, 81 10; Bran, 95c; Straw, COG 7Oc.
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FOUND A FRIEND.
Welcome News for an Old and Penn
less Miner

Welcome News for an Old and Penni-
less Miner.
The paragraph in the RECoRD-UNIoN a
few weeks ago. stating that r. e. Dun
lap OF Cincinnati desired information of
his old mining partner, w. II. c. Mat
thews, whom he left at Mormon Island
in this county in 1851, has brought good
news to the latter.
II. n. II. Brown of this city reported
that Matthews is living in Bodie and in
poor circumstances. He wrote to Dunlap
all about him, and now the latter re-
spends that, while he Dunlap is not
over er-well-to-do, another friend of Mat
thews, who is in good circumstances, in
tends to help the old man.
The record-union., 1893-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-CaliIornia fruit at auc-
ton to-day sold as follows: Emperor grapes,
81 1902 As: halfcrates Emperor grapes,
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Hard Winter Signs.

Among numerous signs of an excep-
tionally hard winter, an old farmer in
Chenango County, n. Y, specifies this :
The goose bone taken from May raised
fowl shows larger and whittier spots than
customary, which resemble the canals of
Mars" That would seem to settle the
question. More than one, in fact. Not
only do we have here a representation
of severe winter, but we have also a
hint of the close relation which our
planet bears to our fiery celestial neigh
Dor. Schiaparelli, we believe, was the
first to point out the canals of Mars. but
we doubt il he ever yet suspected the re-
latiOn which those canals bear to the
goose bone of a May raised fowl. Che
mango County is responsible for nota-
BILE discovery. The name of the discov-
erer is Loren Cushman. He ought to be
put into communication with Schiapa
relli without delay. Who knows what
might result from the conjunction of two
such spirits?-NeW York Tribune.
The railway mi1aape in this countrv to-
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4 Week,S Eail1Ires.

The Bradstreet Mercantile A gency re-
ports twenty failures in the Pacific
Coast States and Territories for the week
ending November oath, as compared with
twenty-nine for the previous week and
eighteen for the corresponding week OF
1892. The failures for the past week are
divided among the trades as follows:
Four grOcers, three saloons, one dry
goods, one drugs. one carriage manufact
urer, one jeweler, one hardware, one pro-
visions, one sawmill. one boots and
shoes, one butcher, one builder, one
manufacturer vinegar, one bank and one
hotel
The record-union., 1893-11-28

Catalogues of Farming Lands issued
free. Strangers to the city will find
our office we'll supplied with maps Of
counties near Sacramento, as well as
information concerning our city.
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a FALLING BAROMETER
And the Indications Favor a ContinJ
onna Of tho GtOrr,,


ance of the Storm
The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been go and $50, with fresh
to brisk southerly winds and cloudy
weather prevailing. There was light rain
during the early morning hours.
The barometrical readings at 5 A. NJ.
and P. NJ. were 1920 and BOIL inches,
respectively, showing fall in the in
strument, and if it acts like the high
did of Saturday and Sunday there is
a prospect of clearing weather, but the
supposition is stormy weather will pre-
vail.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were so and ~
and 10 inches of rain, and one year ago
to-day 62o and 47o and 1.26 inches of rain.
The total rainfall for this month is 2.60
inches, and for the season 2.94 inches, as
against 2.36 inches to an equal date last
year.
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Decent nnd BraIny papers.
From the FL Dorado Democrat. !

When one has read such decent, brave
and brainy papers as the Visalia Delta,
Fresno EtpoSjtOr, Sacramento RECORD
UNION, Democrat and 1{dit of Woodland,
Colusa Sun, Yreka Journal, and others
too numerous to mention, to take UP the
big waste-paper journals of San Fran
cisco, with their sewers all flushed, is
at solutely disgusting. No wonder that
the decent women of country and city
are on their ears.
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Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from s3aughterers to dealers:
BEEF-tirst quality, 90 3 15c; second quail
ity, 41a@5c; third quality, 312@4c = n.
LNES-4@5c Tor large and 6@7c p u for
small.
MUTTON-4@514c p 70.
LAMB-6@1c r 70.
PORK-Live Hogs, on foot, grain fed, heavy
and medium, 8 559@554c: stock Hogs, 81 g@514c;
dressed Hogs, 1850 . n.
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California FrnIt sales.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-California fruit at
auction to-day sold at the following prices:
Half-crates Tokay grapes, So o5; Emperor
grapes. 50 zO@2 70; haltcrates Emperor
grapes, 81 So.