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CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings Ofthc September Term. -
Chanccry Proceedings.

NHHhcCf! proceedings.
Isaac W. Shayer's adm'r VS..
Isaac W. Shaver's heirs ct al; re-
fered to William VI. O. Dawson.
Commissioner.
Lewis Everly's admir- VS.. Chas.
W. Hornby; dismissed, without
prejudice to plaintiffs in their right
to BRING subsequent suit upon any
OF the notes which are the oascs of
this suit.
Thompson & Jackson VS.. John
IL. Carrico ct al, and Witt, Beidler
q Co. ct al. vs.. same; petition dis.
missed.
Statevs. John Cunningham ct al;
referred to ID, NJ. Wotrmg, Com.
missioner, and sale Of William
llagans tract of 245 acres at Jcne
term set aside and annuIed.
A. j. BonaGeld & Sons VS.. Henry
NJ. FELTON, etal ;George VI. and T.. ".
FELTON, filed their answer to the
plaintiffs bill to which answer the
plaintiffs reply generally.
Thompson & jackson VS.. Georor
W. Zentz ct al; Judgment for plain.
tllfS for $35S. -, and Frank Hart
man and McClellAnd Hartman. or
dered to pay said plaintiffs said
S55S.75 together with the costs of
SUIT, when the notes executed by
them to Mary f. Zentz fall due.
Atlas Oil Co.. VS.. Snowy Greek
Coal q Coke Co. D.; referred to Com
missioner Fortney.
VIM. G. Brown VS.. f. NJ. Ford.
referred to Commissioner Fortnev
VIM. G.. Brown VS.. Sarah A.
Ford; judgment for plaintiff for
sl26S.GG, and decree for sale.
Charles Q. Stone vs.. John W
Albright ct al, referred to Com
missioner Wotring.
Solomon Miller VS.. }. A. Miller's
adm'r. ct al; sale of realty TO
Thoma8 Miller for $500. Confirm
ed.
Pansy E. COTS guardian vs..
Pansy j. Gof ct al; sale of real es
tate to Mary A. Goff for 5000 con.
frmed.
Gale Holland VS.. L. Relton;
judgment for plaintiff for 1920. 50
and decree for sale.
Minnie z. Shroyer VS.. Mary
Bowman ct al. decree for sale.
1ohn IL. Holt, special comissioner
John Barton Payne ct al Va. Nil.
Ter u Craig; sale of real estate to
William &. Brown for s62 c,frm.
cd and judgment for plaintiffs
against George II. Craig and Leroy
n. Miller for SPOOL balance due
plaintilf.
leroy Shaw vs.. William NJ. Shat.
Ter al; sale Of the plaintiff Shat
frr's interest in the tract Of land
decreed to be sold to b. p. Whet-
sell and \. W. Wilson for &I705
confirmed.
James E. Murdoch. W. n. G.
messenger and William Braham
ST. were confirmed as board Of
trustees for the Green's Ran NTH
odist church.
a. j. Bonafeld w. !. NJ S,r,
bln ct al; judgment for Vance
Graham, a. ). Barker and Grant
Graham for S28IO4 and $751; IL
ana for plaintiff for sGl.7I and
decree for sale.
Elmore Dumire's admir- Va. Ben.
gamin +. Dumire ct al: BENJAMIN
Dumirc files bis answer to the
P'dInuh's amended Dill To- which
the plaintiff replies generally sum.
mers McCrum and Page X. Nc
gram, defendants, were granted
leave to Gle their answers To- s.5d
Oil within thirty days.
John =. Jones VS.. Abigll PRICE
et a.; County Surveyor Mcmillan
ordered to survey the lands i'm these
proceedings and ascertain the nun.
Der Of acres therein, ana report 10
this Court. ~
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WHAT WAS GAINED.
Articles That Arc Made Free Under ~
NEW rifT NIL

Articles That Arc Made Free Under tho
Rev Tariff HiII.
Among the salvagcs from the Wilson
bill in tine compromise finally passed
nothing Is more satisfactory THAN the
additions to the free list.
To untaX a necessary Of life or an es-
sential to industry is TO afford complete
relief from artificial burdens. II
leaves no sophisticated questions as to
whether the foreigner or importer. the
merchant or the consumer PAYS the
tax. free list is tariff reform com.
pleted
The following are the more import
ant additions made in the new bill:
BindinR iwinc. Petroleum, crude and
Sulpbate OF copper. refined
Copper orc and bars Nickel ercs
topp'ras Paintings
Cotton ties. Drawipys. sl,otcbcs
FRESH hsh Nursery stock
Hatfers fur and plush Farming implements.
Flax. tow, hemp. Cotton gins.
Cod oil. erlt
ivory unmonufactured. Burr stones
ZIP ON ana mineral Timber and lumber
salts. Wool.
Thesc articles are oil taxed i'm the
Mckinley law. The total decrease ia
duties under the new law, ON tho ba-i,
OF the importations i'm 1893. has been
estimated az SG3, iO7. 900. But this doe.
not by any means represent the entire
saviug to the people. The greatest tax
under high tariff is that which the
mine owners and manufacturers arc
able TO exact by reason OF the restraint
upon competition. The saving to CON
sumcrs viii be more than EG2. 600. 600 --
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When travelling between Tittslurlh. Wheel.
ms NDrZautapu or tgiIItcut aud Cinflsirf T.
w t~i'nt Iartcr~hurg or Charleston. "I Ic
HuEonEah Route offers The shortest and quick.
est iiue. Close connections made with y 4 a..
Grains ar tuiunout, Hi-o az Ciark.lurg with h
o. md " 80. IS T.. trains north. routb. east
ana west. ASH Tor through tickets via. '"TLe
Muu0u1ah Route"
HrcH G. Bowtrs. Ccn'I gur-.
Muuugggh. W. Va.
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EXPERT BROWNS BILL REDUCED.
He Labored Seven Days Week on
the Books.
But the Supervisors Say the Law Rec
ogniZeS Only Six Working
Days Week.

The demand for sos from B. B. Brown
for exporting the books of the various
county officers at the instance of the late
Grand Jury occupied great deal OF the
attention of the Board Of Supervisors yes
terday morning.
At previous meeting the board re-
duced the bill to $40, on the ground that
Brown should not be paid for working
on holidays and Sundays.
E. C. Hart addressed the board in be-
half of Brown, and said that the Grand
Jury instructed the expert TO get through
with his work ss speedily as possible,
and in order to do so he was compelled to
work every day during the time the jury
was in session.
Chairman Morrison said that eight
hours is legal days work and six days
g legal week. He wanted to know if it
was proper for the Grand Jury to order
Brown TO work seven days in week,
when the law called for but six.
MIR. Hart said the jury was the judge OF
she time it should be in session, and II
the Jury decided to be in session a certain
length of time and ordered the expert to
complete his work before adjournment
and to work Sundays and holidays in
order TO do so he should be paid for his
work.
Supervisor Todd agreed with Mr.. Hart.
and said that if MIR. Brown worked on
non-legal days he should be paid for his
labor.
Browns bill was reduced from $500 to
$40 by rejecting the demand tor salary
for sixteen days at 50 per day. In order
that he should not be deprived of his
money pending the settlement OF the
claim he was allowed the S420 with the
privilege of sending in another demand
Tor $50, which he has done.
The bill of Miss Lisette Neu bauer for
500 50 for services rendered in typewrIt-
ing the report of Expert Brown and the
Secretary of the Grand Jury also caused
some debate, but it was finally allowed.
1t was indOrsed as correct by Foreman
Weisel Of the Grand Jury.
The bonds of L. Rink, James Martin,
Joseph Rohr, NJ. I. Groeneveld, d. Sui
ser, Ed NJ. DOnnelly, Cuhna & Valine,
Galligan * Noonan, Gray d Titus, An
tone Brewer, Harbinson Bros, Fritz
Schurman, +. Gerber, w. II. Hanlon
and James o. Brown to conduct places
where liquors are sold were read and APP
proved.
The report of County Treasurer Lyon
for the month of May was read and
placed on file.
The demand of Jacob Miller of Folsom
for burying a Chinaman, and for which
ne charged Sl4 80, was referred to the
Coroner.
The rest of the session was taken up
with the consideration of demands on the
county.
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DRASS AND ZINC SIGNS (THE FINEST
ID by VEACH, 407 j: only place in city.
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SCHOOL TERM CLOSED.
Annual Examinations at the Christie
BrOtheISe IOIIeere

Annual Examinations at the Christian
Brothers College.
The oral and written examinations at
this institution were concluded on Tues
day. During the preceding ten days the
students were subjected to searching
test and gave ample proof of their appli-
cation to study during the year.
The following young gentlemen were
presented with diplomas and certificates
by Rev. Father Grace:
Jerome a. COnsidine. Walter e. Trainor
and Joseph l.. AZevedO received CONNER
cial diplomas.
Collegiate certificates for the first wear
were awarded to Daniel c. Sweeney,
Richard L. Armstrong, Daniel 5. Keefe,
Thomas Z. Sheehan and John L. Dunn,
Commercial certificates for the first
years course were given to Charles Ellis
worth, Joseph NJ. Murphy, Harry Hell
sen, George Il. Murphy, William II. Nc
Morry, William Welch and Oscar B. Nc
Donald.
Testimonials of merit for good conduct
and application to study during the term
were given to the following: Thomas 2.
OConnell, Charles j. Criley, Archie c.
Mcdonald, Edward NJ. Denny, Edward
/. Hanson, Charles j. Francis, John p.
Tusch, Samuel J. Bawden, Walter A.
Howard, Fred Stubbe, Daniel McGushin,
Patrick D. Lavelle, Henry j. Stubbe,
Harry A. Sheehan, John V. WEIGH,
Jerome J. Sullivan. George A. Chenu,
George c. Welch, Edgar A. O'Brien,
George NJ. Foley, Edward NJ. flanagan,
John p. Fitzgerald, James +. Cassidy,
James f. White, William G.. Fitzgerald,
James T. Plunkett, George II. White,
John ii. Kent, John S. Casey, John p.
McGushin, Henry A. Semi, Allan r.
4
Flaherty, Eugene f. McCatfery, Henry
S. Burke, John NJ. Gayner, William c.
Turton. Herman +. kuntz, Antoine J.
Rice, Frank D. Sullivan, Joseph B.
Ryan, Thomas D. Hall. William J.
kenealy, Francis c. Armstrong, Louis J.
Reding, Cornelius NJ. Coughlin, Francis
L. Bronner, Joseph B. Lynn, Martin w.
Schuman, Francis NJ. Azevedo, Luke E.
Hughes, Robert j. Gardner, Edgar
Burke. Victor Fuchs, John McCar-
thy, Frederic Burke, Michael Hielmann,
Joseph Murphy, Francis Ryan, Byron
Schultz, Thomas O'Hare, Francis Hanly,
Charles EnwrighC, Thomas McArdle,
Charles Eckhardt, Charles McMorry,
King AZevedo, William Ryan, ). i. Har-
ris, John Diviny, +. d. Sheehan, Charles
Peterson, Victor Sermonet. Ernest Rupa.
y fine collection of the work executed
by the students Of the college during the
year was presented for the inspection of
parents and others visiting the institu-
ton. This class work consists i'll eXer-
cises in applied mathematics, mechanics,
surveying, bookkeeping, English essays,
etc., and does great credit to both students
and teachers.
Rev. Father Grace. at the conclusion of
the exercises, addressed a few compli-
mentary and encouraging words to the
boys. He congratulated them on their
success and wished them happy vaca-
ton.
Studies will be resumed Oh Monday,
August 9th.
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PROPERTY-OWNER FINED.

No One Has Right to Dump Garbage
in the Street.
f. ". Frat was found guilty yesterday
of violating an ordinance by putting
garbage into the street.
He stated that he was cleaning out his
house, and had placed the stuff in the
street and engaged a man to take it away,
but the man did not do so. He only
placed it there till it could be taken away.
The court informed him that he had no
right to put it in the street at all, and
fined him 50.
Fratt paid the money, and said he did
not want to live in this town any more if
man was to be harassed that way while
taking care of his property.
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FLOWERS GOES FREE.
Conflicting Testimony and a Question
of Probable Cause.

Conflicting Testimony and a Question
of Probable Cause.
Newton Flowers was arraigned in the
Police Court for battery on Tom Noonan.
He claimed that Noonan and he had some
trouble over $40 piece which he claimed
Noonan had stolen from him.
Noonan claimed that he never took any
money from defendant. He was going to
Mohr & Yoerk's to buy meat, and de-
fendant attacked him and knocked him
down and kicked MIN. He did not, as
Flowers claimed, try to strike him with a
file. He had the file in his hand and
Flowers took it from him and hit him in
the head.
j. c. Scroggs swore that Noonan was a
tough customer, and had threatened to
kill him. He was of quarrelsome dis
position and a dangerous person.
The court, after hearing all the testi-
mony, dismissed the case.
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MGRAW AND LYONS.
Their Boxing Match to Take Place o
the 25th Instant.

Their Boxing Match to Take Place on
the 25th Instant.
The Sacramento Athletic Club has made
arrangements for special boxing match
between F. Lyons Of the San Francisco
Athletic Club and William McGraw OF
the home club, to take place on the even
ing of June 25th. 1t will be witnessed by
members only.
Considerable interest is centered on the
match, as McGraw is the first to compete
with a member of another club in the
Sacramento Athletic Club rooms.
Lyons is conceded to be one of the best
amateurs of his weight $50 pounds in
San Francisco, and McGraw, the local
man, who is a wonderfully clever boxer,
will have to hustle to keep at home the
valuable trophy which the club offers.
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X1TANTED-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN
w for character parts i'll Il dramatic COM
pany. Cali ut 1929 q street. le12t*
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Weather Nores.

The Weather Bureau reports show the
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 64' and 520, with fresh
to brisk southerly winds and cloudy
weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ. and
5 p. II. were 29.g7 and 30.07 inches, re-
spectively.
The highest and lowest temperate res
one year ago yesterday were T70 and 500.
and one year ago to-day SO and 80.
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WASSERMAN'S STAIRS.
lie VIII Have Thirty Days in Which
to Remove Them.

lie VIII Have Thirty Days in Which
to Remove Them.
The case of S. Wasserman for violating
an ordinance by maintaining an iron
stairway on the sidewalk of Fifth street,
was called in the Police Court yesterday.
Clinton L. White appeared for Wasser-
man and stated that if he were compelled
to take down the stairs at present, it
would greatly damage his business. He
would have to cut stairs inside of his
store and extend the second story about
forty feet III order that the stairs could 90
UP into it. If he could wait till July 18th
he could commence the work with less
loss and annoyance to his business. He
therefore asked continuance till that
time.
The court did not like to set precedent
for long continuance in such cases, but
finally granted thirty days, with the
understanding the work be begun in that
time
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last report:
Charles Peterson and wife to NJ. S.
Nevis and wife-East half of lot 8, K and
S, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
W. Q. Brown to W. A. Green-ILaSt
feet and 9 inches of the south go feet of the
west quarter of lot 6, j and X, Twenty
first and Twenty second streets.
Chin y Hing to Charles Heisen. to Sc
cure 500 as per note-Parts of lots l and
2, block I9, Folsom.
Louisa Cotton, Sarah p. Grimshaw.
Harry Wackman, OrlOnda Long and
Jane Turner to q. ". Kelly-All inter
est to 3S4 acres of lot 2, Lower baylor
Tract
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INV EATED FAMILY CARRIAGE
l. cheap. Inquire ANDREW BOW MAN,
$40 Twelfth street. je4-1W*
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BEATING HIS BOARD BILL
Justice Deviue Gives His Opinion O
thp aNU T1haraOo

Justice Deviue Gives His Opinion of
the Law Thereon.
w. D. Dudley was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court for beating board bill due
Louis Caffaro.
Caffaro swore that Dudley boarded
there for two months. pleading the death
Vi his child as an excuse for not paying
his first months board, and selling his
time the second month to someone else
He also took away his clothes.
Dudley acknowledged owing the board
bill, but swore he left his valise and
clothes in his room when he went away.
The court said that under the law he
Bhould have to find the defendant guilty.
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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 Berkeley Electric Lighting Com
pany. Principal place of business,
Berkeley. Capital stock, 100000, with
Walter +. Sell, J. George Gardner, G. X.
Clark, j. X. Little and Arson S. Blake as
Directors.
The American Securities Company.
Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, 100000, with Harry
II. Kirby, Sr. and Louisa Kirby of Butte,
Montana, and Matte Kirby, Harry II.
Kirby, Jr. and S. P. Young of San Fran
cisco as Directors.
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I!arner,s War History.

"Harper's Illstrated History of the
War; will be sent to all subscribers in
the country direct from Chicago. All
who desire the work must notify the local
agents or this Office direct, and within
two weeks they will receive the mum bers
paid for. Nos. l, :, 8, 4, ) and now ready.
All who desire to subscribe for the full
26 numbers can do so by renting s. 09
to this office. None but bona tide sub
scribers to the RECoRD-UNIoN or
WEEKLY UNION can get the history at s
cents per number.
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FLECTRIC BATTERIES BOUGHT, SOLD
IL and repaired at tGOLDSM1TH'S, S24 X st.
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Mr.. Murphy Objects.

Rufus Murphy, by his attorneys, Nc
Kune q George. has given notice to Ed
win Z. Smith that the Superior Court
will be petitioned to set aside the judg-
ment against the former for the amount
of an entrance fee to a race given under
the auspices of the State Agricultural So
ciety. A new trial is also asked for.
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He thought. however, that the law should
never have been put on the statute books.
He did not see why hotel-keepers should
be protected any more than tailors, gro
cerymen or other business men who give
credit. bis sentence was continued till
to-day.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC. = HAVING
~ bought out the dairy business of Mr.
Capwell, 1 am prepared to supply pure mill;
and cream ut reasonable rates: satisfaction
guaranteed. THOS. :. STILLW ELL.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

TOR SALE CHEAP-A YOUNG, GENTLE
l. driving horse, cart and harness. 29O9
street. je4-1w
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FTyHE FISHING SEASON IS a
at hand Come and make NAT
your pick from VIM. II. Eek p&>SAs1
HARDT'S new invoice of Rods &AN
and Tackle. Flies, Baskets, ETC., - W "
from all the best makers. New lot of Shooting
Coats-duck, corduroy and fustian. Guns
choke bored, stocks bent and repairing on
guns and rifles specially. Send for prics
list. No. 523 K street.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

VXTANTED-BY A GERMAN WOMAN, A
w situation To do housework by the day.
Apply 627 Ninth street. je6-3tr
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Naw Citizens.

Peter Paul Quinn, native of Ireland,
and Vital Silva, native of Portugal,
were admitted to citizenship by Judge
Johnson yesterday.
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NnrnrIes Public.

Governor Markham has appointed aud
commissioned the following as Notaries
Public: J. G. Johnson, st. Helena; NJ.
NJ. Bragg, Bradley, Monterey County.
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CtEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East 1t leads them all.
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FINANCIAL.

vXTANTED-PEOPLE TO KNOW THEY
w can borrow money in sums from 8 10
81 900 at lowest rates in town, 419 X street,
next to Metropolitan Theater.
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r OT7, I AND ], FOURTEENTH AND FIE-
/ 4 teenth streets, with two-story frame house,
small cottage and large barn thereon. IN
Quire at 1917 X street.
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AN ARDENT LOVER.

He Threatened to Kill a Lady if She
Did Not Marry Him.
Lucy Baker, who resides at 2217 I street,
swore out warrant against Sam Swim
ney yesterday for threats against life.
Samuel wishes to enter into the bonds
of matrimony with her, and, she claims,
told her that he would make her Il sub
ject for the Coroner unless she married
him before O'Clock last night. AS she
naturally objected to such proceedings,
she took steps TO prevent him, if possible,
from carrying out his threat.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

TOR SALE-ONE TWO-HORSE POWER
l. gas engine and force pump 10 match; also
best winQmills in the market. Apply to
WESLEY kUSE 1O31 X street.
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STATE FUNDS.

The Amount of Money Available in the
state Treasury.
Following is the monthly statement of
the State Controller show the condition
of the several funds on Nav 81. 1894:
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L an entertainment and social TIL (Thurs-
day. EVENING, at Smiths Hall, Seventh, x
and i streets. Admission, % cents. 1t
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DOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, A CHOICE
L residence property in good location. Ap-
ply at this Office.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

LII PERSONS-MEN, WOMEN AND
n children-sunering with any kind of dis
ease, are invited to call at the NE,AGLE MED
ICAL INSTITUTE, 724H h street; consulta-
tiOn and examination free.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

CAPITAL AVENUE MARKET, SOUTH
v west corner Eighth and NJ streets, JAG.
MEYER Il JOHN SHAERER, proprietors.
All kinds of fresh and salt meats, sausages.
hams, bacon, etc. Goods delivered free of
charge to any part of the city.
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4o1 L. CORNER FOURTH, ROOMS BY
Hui the day, week or month. Tourists and
transient guests solicited. LANGHAM.
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FOR SALE.
NOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED Duh
L ham bull. Apply S22 j street.

TOR SALE-A GOOD WORKING LAW
L Library containing over 400 volumes, all
III good condition; will be sold cheap. Cali at
029 NJ street. Sacramento, Cal. j. Z. TUBES.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

TNOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE OF 12
l. rooms on account OF sickness. Address
o., this Office. je4-12t*
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A NICE HOME, TWO MILES FROM CITY
"A five acres, new house of six rooms; Will
trade for city property. n. L. DREW, 4OS j
street. sacramento.
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1oc1 TENTH STEEET-FoR RENT
ISZI Seven-room house. 3 closets, pantry
and bath; in good condition; low rent. Ap-
ply at GIL X ST.: key at corner grocery. je6-lwt
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Warrants outstanding-GeneralF Fund, $780,
049 -; School Fund, 81, 321 So; State
school Lana Fund, 500 %; State School
Land Deposit Fund, $50; Railway Tax tund,
S412O3 Il; Fish Commission Fund, 50 o6;
Bank Commissioners Fund, $40; state
School Book Fund, $40 p; Whittier Re
form School Fund, 50, ,944 Is; total amount
in several coupon accounts. $1,155.
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or 40 BY 100, 2-sToRY HOUSE, 8
| 4 rooms; sold cheap for 80 days; 2321 q
street. Apply 9l3 X.
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ID UBBER STAMPS-FOR FINE RUBBER
II stamp, stencils, seals, ETC., go to WILL E.
KAPSON, AS street, upstairs, sacramento.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

wy TANTED A GIRL TO WORK IN
w kitchen; good wages. Apply S31
street, Mrs. POMMER. je6-3t*
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COLLECTIONS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-FARIS &
N SPINKS General Collection Agency,
Ga / street. Prompt attention given to all
matters. Bad bills speciality.
The record-union., 1894-06-07

mo LET-COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
j hall. $13. Apply 1921 street je6-4ts
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EOP LAND, $50 PER ACRE-1.5 800
IL acres finely improved hop lana, u miles
railroad on river, $50 per acre; $50 pc,
acre down, balance long time; lew interest.
EDWIN X. ALSIP & Co, 1015 Fourth st.
The record-union., 1894-06-07
BLACKsMITHs, ETC.

II CARMICHAEL 1909 EIGHTH ST.,
~. offers special inducements on all wagon
repair work. For cash, 20 per cent. saved
Cali and see his method of setting tires.
Special attention given 10 horseshoeing.