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SACRAMENTO MINES.
Operations Along the Cosumnes River,
Near Michigan Bar.

Operations Along the CosumneS River,
Near Michigan Bar.
It is we'll known that Sacramento is
one of the leading counties in the State
for fruit, vegetables, cereals, hay and
livestock, but it is not generally known
that it is also turning out annually, and
has been for years, many thousand dol
lars worth of precious metal.
For almost half century the valua-
BILE placers about Michigan Bar have been
worked by private individuals and vari-
Gus companies, that Of the Amador and
Sacramento Canal Company, operating
the Hilltop Mine, being the most import
ant.
Mrs. Jennie B. Ritter, lady having a
wide and enviable reputation throughout
the State as a mine operator, has for
many years, as principal stock holder and
President OF the company, controlled the
Hilltop Mine. Last year she placed the
canal and mining property in the hands
OF the Columbia Gold Mining Company,
with D. X. Thomas as Manager and CEN
eral superintendent. Mr.. Thomas COM
menced operations in the old ArkansaW
claim, but found himself confronted with
the problem of disposing of the tailings.
After trying various methods, ali OF
which proved impractical, the claim was
abandoned temporarily and an applica-
ton made under the Caminettl law to
open the monitors in the Hilltop Mine on
the gravel banks of the Walch 81 Calf
ger claim.
Some two or three months ago the
fumes and reservoirs were completed
and the work accepted by the United
States Mining Commissioners. The
water was turned out in March, and the
first "clean-up'' made about fortnight
ago. The mine is now running with a
full crew OF twenty men, day and night
shifts, and is turning out from S., ,00J 10
$1,000 in gold bullion month. 1t is ex-
pected that even this amount will be ex-
ceeded when the work is thoroughly
systematized.
Mr.. Thomas has made many valuable
improvements and repairs upon the
canal. Eight hundred feet of iron pipe,
from - to 90 inches in diameter, has been
laid at different places. A 22-inch pipe
now carries an ample supply of water
across Arkansaw Creek to supply the
Plummer, Flint 81 Raymond and other
hop fields.
Although constantly confronted by
obstacles and laboring under disad-
vantages which would have disheartened
less determined man, Mr.. Thomas has
again placed the Hill Top mine in sue
cesstul operation. 1t is now only a
question of time and the amount of gravel
washed, when success will be assured to
the company.
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BRIEF NOTES

Owing to the absence of Justice De-
vine, there was no Police Court session
yesterday.
The case of D. j. McGowan against
Supervisor Curtis was yesterday con-
tinued in Judge Catlin's court until to-
day.
Mrs. Mary p. Dunn has gone to Placer
vile TO visit the Chapter of the Eastern
Star of that place. She will visit the
lodges at Coloma and Georgetown, also.
Owing to the rush of business in Judge
Catlin's court the case of Horace Black.
one of the supposed Wachhorst diamond
robbers, was yesterday continued with
out date.
An elderly man named John Edwards
received bad wound Oh the face by fall
ing IRON buggy on Sunday. Yesterday
he was patched up by Police Sergeant
McManus.
NJ. 5. Halsey's counsel. E. C. Hart,
states that the charge OF embezzlement
against Halsey cannot hold, us he had
given his employers his note for what he
owed them.
William j. Ganong, for information of
whom his mother writes from New
York, was in this city last December and
was twice arrested for drunkenness. He
disappeared about New Years.
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DECISION MODIFIED.
The Supreme Court Changes That In
tho Case of SAWYER VS.. Colgan.

The Supreme Court Changes That In
the Case of Sawyer VS.. Colgan.
A paragraph in the decision of the Su-
preme Court in the case OF j. f. Sawyer
VS.. Controller of State Colgan reads !:
"Our conclusion is that the State of Cali
fornia never became liable to pay Bond
42O, or its coupons, or any of the coupons
of bonds issued under the Act of 1872
This has been amended by the court to
read as follows: "0ur conclusion is that
the State of California never became liable
to pay Bond 40, or its coupons, or any of
the coupons in suit of the bonds issued
under the Act of 1872
The modification of the decision was
made in order that others " ho were not
engaged in the action TO compel the Con-
troller to pay bonds or coupons might not
receive the benefit OF the action OF the
court in the action referred 10.
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EASTERN VISITORS.
Delegates to the supreme Lodge, 4. o.
u. W., Entertained Here.

Delegates to the supreme Lodge, a. o.
U. W., Entertained Here.
A special train of nine cars, conveying
delegates TO the Supreme Lodge of the
Order of United Workmen, which meets
in San Francisco to-day. arrived in this
city last evening shortly after o'clock.
1t was decided tohave the delegates re-
main in this city some little time in order
that they might visit the many important
points of interest in the city, but owing
to the late hour of their arrival nothing
IN the form of an elaborate reception was
attempted.
However, the train was held until
o'clock, and the delegates marched in a
body behind the Patriarchs Militant
Band to the Capitol, where the building
and grounds were inspected.
When the train arrived George. 3.
Katzenstein welcomed the guests to the
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Artlcles oil lneornoratlon.

The following articles OF Incorporation
have been fled III the Office of the Secre-
tary of State:
Globe Publishing Company. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Capital
stock, Si5, ,O00 with the following directors:
just J. Barr, J. b. Garland, w. I. Crosth-
wait, Leonard S. Ardell and Moses 6.
Cobb, residents of San Francisco.
san Francisco Ground Electric COM
pany. Principal place of business, San
Francisco. Capital stock, $1,000, ,000. with
the following directors. \. Gerberding,
Aug Waterman, A. L. Marvin, II. d.
Hawks OF San francisco, and j. j. Scriv-
ner of Oakland.
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Fnna1.nI of /. R. Rerck.

The funeral of the late L. B. Berck took
place yesterday from Odd Fellows
Temple and was largely attended.
Among those who followed the remains
to the cemetery were members of Eureka
Lodge, No. 4. /. O. o. F., Exempt Fire
men and Order of B'nai Birth. to which
societies the deceased belonged.
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FOR BACK SALARY.
w. f. Drew Files an Amended Com.
plaint Against the City.

W. II bFOW TIItS ttII <AfHeIluOu OOn-
plaint Against the City.
Warren L. Drew, by his attorneys, c.
T. Jones and Johnson u Johnson, has
flied an amended complaint in the action
i'll which he seeks to recover from the city
S3,74l 90 for salary claimed to be due him
during the incumbency of j ohm Is. Rod
gers as Chief OF Police.
The demurrer to the original complaint
was sustained on the ground that the COM
plaiut did not state that Drew demanded
his salary, and he was given leave to file
an amended complaint.
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Musicians Union Election.

At the election for officers of the Mu-
scians' Union the following were chosen:
President, E. |. Woodman: Vice-Presi-
dent, r. c. Hopkins; Secretary, Emil
Berliner (re-electedl; Treasurer, j. j.
Bauer (re-elected); Executive Board
K. +. Coggeshall, George George and
Joseph Weizel tre-elected); Delegates to
the Federation. j. \. Heyman re-
elected), III. Nanderhoof (re-electedl,
Charles z. Walrath, Il. A. Platt and
George George.
CoRoNADoWATER,M McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ st. x
MARRIED ladies' try Seguro. Take no
substitute. See general notice column.
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BLACKsMITHs, ETC.

N CARMICHAEL, 1909 EIGHTH ST,
II. offers special Inducements on all wagon
repair work. For cash, 25 per cent. saved.
Call and see his method of setting tires.
Special attention given to horseshoeing.
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DERSONS HAVING ROOMS TO RENT
/ during the Republican Convention please
notify w. W. COINS or A. G. HERR OK, at
6I4 IL street ;e12-bt
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success

has come to Clevelands
Baking Powder
Because,
I. It is as pure and good as can
be made.
.. It is not a secret nostrum. Its
composition is stated on every tin.
3. A rounded spoonful does more
work and better work than a heap
ing spoonful of Others.
q. It is always SIRE. No spoiled
dough to be thrown away.
(. Bread and cake made with it
keep their natural freshness and
favor. -
6. 1t is full weight and full
strength until all used.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM
/ j. Ganong, who Was in Sacramento in De-
ceInber, / 1913. He is rather short, light COM
plexion and 22 years OF age. Anyone know
ing the above Will kindly communicate with
lis mother MRS. MACY l. GANONG, No.
80 Lexington avenue, New YORK City. Ljell-it*
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WANTED.

XTANTED-PATRONS AND THE PUB
w lie to call at 1901 street, corner Tenth:
u tree art exhibition OF the latest novelties in
embroidery, drawn work. rope silk, kensinS-
ton work, etchingS, etc; the above art work
such as exhibited at the Worlds Fair; to see
this exhibit is u treat in lifetime; ladies cor
daily invited; lady attendants to explain.
iel2-2W
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zoo CORDS OF LIGHT, DRY, 4-FOOT
IUU summer wood, 81 per cord In yard or
$4 80 delivered; special rates for large lots.
1917 Third street
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COLLECTIONS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-FARIs &
IN SPINKS, General Collection Agency
GA ! street. Prompt attention given to all
matters. Bad bills speciality.
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EoR SALE CHEAP. OR EXCHANGE FOR
l. city property, ten acres assorted orchard.
iull bearing. Also. ten acres. unimproved,
adjoining; tirst-class soil; barn, stable. wells
etc, one and quarter miles east of city; fine
places for country homes; no city taxation.
Apply at 1909 ] street.
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A HOMEFOR SALEON ONINSTALLMENTS.
n have four fine building lots, 4oxl6O
feet each, located on NJ street, X street, N
monthly. quarterly or yearly payments and
at low rate of interest, and give four years
time 10 finish payments; here is chance to
get home that will double in value in a
snort time. Address L. .. Box 3o4, Sacra-
mento City
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GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK
N III small family; Swedish or German
girl preferred. Apply 1902 sire t.
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- ., AND ), ,FOURIEENTH I'll AND FIF-
Lteenth streets, with two story frame house,
small cottage and large barn thereon. In
Quire ut LII * street
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EOR SALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
IL dipped, guaranteed TO stand high pressure,
at low rates. SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS,
in octagon building, near depot.
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JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION TO DO
y cooking, housework or any kind of work,
city or country. address =. q. Box 50. je1-5t*
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I OF 40 BY 16O, 2-STORY HOUSE, s
II rooms; sold cheap for 80 days; 1921 c
street. Apply 913 k
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DOR SALE-ONE TWO-HORSE POWER
l. gas en- gine and lorce pump TO match; also
best win dmills i'll the market. Apply to
WESLEY ROSE, 1851 X street.
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WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENCY
w and canvaSscrS exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising IL chance to deliver
goods before payn. for them, immense
profits and u permanent business. Address
CONSOLIDATED. Lynn, Mass. IT'S
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DANCE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-2o
l. miles sluare III state OF Nevada, with
control of water; 10 acres titled land, 10
acres i'll ia; -bdilu1ngs and improvement Us.
Address e., care Box 4U4, sacramento.
icl2-Ut&Wlt
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SECOND-HAND 35-HoRSE POWER EN-
- gine; good order. j. r. HILL, 1907 st.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-TWO CORD GREEN STOVE
il wood, willow and cottonwood mixed; de-
nVered, Y3 90 cord. Address W. d., this
nffirn Its
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GOOD PASTURAGE FOR HORSES AT
(J Megowan's, three miles below Washing
ton, on Yolo side. For particulars inquire Of
G. l.. MCGOWAN, 1101 street.
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do0OO TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
0OVUU real estate. at low rate of interest.
Address +. 0. Box 537.
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TNHE HERMANN FIRE AND BURGLAR
i Proof Safes; reasonable terms. +. G.
HYDE agent, room D, I'd floor odd Fellows
Temple Ninth and X
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SCHOOLS OF ART.
PASTURAGE.

ry,o RENT-5oo ACRES OF FINE PAS
| ture land. Inquire of l.. WINTERS,
Clarksburg, Yolo County, Cal.
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED RATES;
IL fire proof safe cheap. l.. Z. GILMAN u
co, Sig street.
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LOST-FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-oN JUNE 9,
y 1894, a brown tlly with one hin d foot
white and one front loot white; about IL
months old. Amy information leading to
said colt will be gladly received by NJ. f..
ROWLAND, SERVERS Stable, Fourth street,
/ and j. je12-2t*
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NTANTED-HOUSE FURNITURE,
w carpets. etc, Tor which we Will pay the
highest cash price. BELL AZ Co, 323 street.
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C1lO IN CASH BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT
OlUU near Oak Park; balance on easy pay
menIs. Call Or address +. w. HUNTER,
room l. 42O street.
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A NICE HOME, TWO MILES FROM CITY,
n five acres, new house oil six rooms; will
trade for city property. n. L. DREW, 4OS j
street, Sacramento
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NOUNG AMERICA RESTAURANT AND
1 Oyster-house, GEO. NICHOLS, Proprie-
tor; the best meal in the city for 20 cents;
So meal ticket S4 so cash; come and see us;
will treat you well: open day and night. 1913
Second street, between and X, Sacramento.
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YI,O L0AN-S1, 200 ON REAL ESTATE,
| city or country. n. l.. DREW, 4o5 ST.
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR So; FILL
N ings. soc and up, at DIR. NEWSOM'S
DENTAL PARLORS, i12o / street.
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4 BARGAIN-I WILL SELL CHEAP, on
"A easy terms, or Will exchange for city
property, a ranch Of 156 acres, nine miles
ron Sacramento; two story house, large
barn, granary, blacksmith shop, two wind
mills and tank house; fruit, cherries, peaches,
figs, olives and large vineyard, etc. Inquire
MRS. GLEltMAN, Third and Streets city. =
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r OSr-MAsTIFF PUP; FIVE MONTHS
L old; weighs about seventy pounds; an
swers 10 the name OF Prince. Return to 1901
Tenth street and receive reward. je9-3t
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TOR SALE-FIVE SHARES OF OCCI-
l. dental Building and Load stock, tnir-
teenth series. Apply 1627 Eighth st. lel2-;t*
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. = HAVING
N bought out the dairy business of MIR. Cap
well am prepared to supply pure milk aud
cream ut reasonable rates; satisfaction guar
anteed. THOS. S. ST1LLWELL.
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DRESSMAKERS.

CtPRINGSUTS, So UP; COTTON DRESSES
y 81 90 up; cutting and lifting. 81 90: coun-
try orders solicited. 1928 Seventh street.
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MRS H. G. BIDWELI4, FASHIONABLE
MI dressmaking; chidrens clothes q spe-
cialty: satisfaction guaranteed. 610L l ST.
nRESSMAKING AND ALL KINDS OF
/ J ladies' and children's sewing. 1920 ST.
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DOR SALE CHEAP-NICE HOME HALF
l. block from street cars: lot S0XS0; good
house OF rooms. Apply 100 street.
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Mrs. w. p. BEST, DRESSMAKER, 61s
lXl 18th street formerly GA 4th street.
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II EST TAMALES AT MRS. HERNANDEZ,
d l112 Fourth street; Mexican meals cooked
TO order; also, Mexican beans. Enchilades
served on Sunday.
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TOR SALE-A GENTLEMAN'S RIVER
4 side roadster Apply 1926 U ST. lell -3t
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E1OR SALE-YOUNG, PLUMP BROILERS,
l. 40c ana Doc: small chickens to raise, 81
per dozen and upwards; incubator for sale
cheap, almost new. Z. SCHUBERT, 1O14
Eighth or 400 Eleventh street jeo-1w*
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DRASS AND ZINC SIGNS (THE FINEST
ID by VEACH, 4O7 j; only place in city.
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CRYSTAL SALT; BEST EVER PRO-
" duced; samples free; 1119 Fourth street.
L. p. FIGG.
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MAY FLOWER REMOVES TAN,
-NI treckles pimples and blackheads; leaves
comp plexion soft and clear. For sale at 1O22%
Fifth street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DEHOLD HE COMETH-GOSPEL MEET
d ing THIS NIGHT at 7:45, in Union Hall,
Twentieth and o. All are earnestly invited.
ie12-4tk
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TOR THE NEEDY POOR DIR. NEWSOM
IL will extract teeth free of charge MONDAY
from l TO IL. 1120 street. jeS-1w
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ID EADING MATTER, STATIONERY, ETC.
~ For sale by s. a. DOANE 202 X street.

HOP LAND, $50 PER ACI.E-1, 500
IL acres finely improved hop land. ~ miles
from railroad on river, 500 per acre; $50 per
acre down; balance long time; low interest.
EDWIN X. ALSIP & CO., 1O15 Fourth st.
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HARDWELL LCOLONY-1O-ACRET TRACTS
" only $40 per acre. j. L. CARDW ELL,
owner, 3O1 J street, Sacramento; residence.
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ELECTRIC BATTERIES BOUGHT, SOLD
L. and repaired at tGOLDSM1TH'S, S24 X st.
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TOR SALE-CORNER LOT, S0x160 FEET,
il three blocks from electric car line, tor
$500 cash; come quick If you want it,
STKOBEL, agent, 317 j street. je9-3t*
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY,
81 9O6 Second St, Sacramento. Farms hands,
general help furnished and contracts executed.
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LIOR SALE-LUDGING HOUSE OF 12
L rooms, on account OF sickness. Address
u, tils Once. je4-12ts
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GTOCK AND FIXTURES-NEW AND
- secondhand goods. A. NJ. CUNNING
HAM, S21 j street.
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LIVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
T. know that rtSEGURO" is the greatest
boon to them ever discovered. All druggists
Price, 81 so and So Per box. Every box guar
anteed. Send 2-cent stamp to WILBUR'S
SAFETY PACK Ell COMPANY, 531 X street,
for private circular
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IfOOD-PAYING LODGING-HOUSE OF 25
VI rooms; great bargain. Apply 122 X ST.
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HOR SALE-A SEVENTEEN ROOM
l. house Inquire, from Q to IL A. NJ, at
ol2 street.
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EOR SALE-A GOOD WORKING LAW
l. Library, containing over 400 volumes, all
liz good condition; Will be sold cheap. Call at
029 NJ street. sacramento, Cal. j. Z. TUBES.
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Tor SALE-ON EASY TERMS, A CHOICE
l. residence property in good location. APP
ply at this o.fice.
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TO LET OR RENT.

cool J STREET-TWO LARGE, NICELY
| OUJ2 furnished outside rooms. je12-1w
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I,RENCH TANSY WATERS = THESE
l. waters are for the relief and cure of pain
ful and irregular menses, no matter what the
cause. and are sure and safe every time. Be-
ware of substitution. For sale by all druggists.
uELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED AT
IL Capital Employment Office, 5271a X
street. X. II. CLEGG.
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nor SALE CHEAP-A BLACKSMITHS
j. shop, toois and Stock. house ana lot. Adj
dress JOS. K1ES, Pleasant Valley, Cal.
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DOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED DUR
nam bull. Apply o22 j street.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
DINNER TO GEORGE GOULD.
Guest of the Royal Clyde Yacht
Club ut Hunters Quay.
CDy Associated Pres.D


HUNTERS QUAY. FIRTH OF clyde, July
lo-George j. Gould yesterday even
ins Was tae guest OF the Royal Clyde
Yacht Club, at its clubhouse here Mr..
Gould was accorded mos: cnthus.a stic
welcome BY the Club members. Reply
ing to a spec IN made by Secretary York,
Of the Yacht Club, AIR. Gould expressed
the warmest recognition OF the cordial
reception which he had met with il
Scotland, and jocularly remarked that It
was too bad TO SHOW him the cups which
NigI!ant had not Won. Niv. Gould added
II came here Tor sport, and thought
Nisilart would be able to win a few
prizes But I am afraid that ! have
found a boat here which VIII not let her
do So. / don't ggumble at the weather;
but all I as: for Is good breeze, and
IL We have good breeze tomorrow
Nisilant will show you some sport"
Mr.. Gould's sportsmanlike remarks
elected rounds OF applause. and the club.
men all Joined in singing He IL q jolly
Coco Fellow. The singing was followed
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T|ERNAN WAS SKyLARklhC.
John Ward Explains That Alleged
Spree Of the Ballplayers.
Think OF Policeman Trying to
Sprint with Silent Mike!

In reply to a request for an eXpla-
nation of the alleged spree of some OF
the members of the New York Baseball
Club IN Louisville Saturday night, in
which. 1t was reported, Herman had
struck Fuller and knocked him into a
plate-slass window, Capt. John Ward
sent the following telegram to THE
Evening World:''
CINCINNATI. o.. July l0.-Our train
from Louisville Saturday night was not
20 leave until after midnight. Several
New York and Louisville players wsre
standing together on a corner above the
depot.
Fuller and Herman began some foolish
horse play, during which Fu"er trtppel
and fell against window. 1t vas of
large p,a. e-glass, ami made great crash.
All hands took to their he :. followed
by a policeman. who had been standing
near. He pursued the New York players
to the station. and there explained the
facts to me. lie said the men had been
simply foo!ing, but Of course must pay
he damage
I agreed with him and told him to
have the cost OF replacing window selt
TO me, aud I would sec that it WAS paid
by the man Or men at fault.
The players did not seem to me to be
at all under the Influence of liquor.
There were no arrests. and the party
whose window suffered was perfectly
sa It's fled with my assurance that the bill
would be paid JOHN NJ. WARD.
The evening world., 1894-07-10
MUNICIPAL REFORMERS MEET
First Gathering of the state League
at Albany.
By Associated Press.)

ALBANY, July 10.-The first meeting
OF the State Municipal League was held
last evening at the Kenmore Hotel.
Representatives from the Good Govern
ment Clubs OF New York. the City Club
OF New York. the Proportional Repre-
sentation League, the Municipal Reform
Club of Syracuse, the Municipal League
Of Schenectady, Citizens Union OF
Kings County. Citizens Associa ton OF
Albany and the city Improvent Society
of New York were present.
The council organized by electin.
these officers: President. John c.
Graves. of Buffalo: President
James McKeen. of Brooklyn; Secretary.
James W. Prior. OF New York: Treas
urer. LIE Grand Tibbitts, of Troy.
A resolution was passed approving
several constitutional amendments pre-
pared by the special committee OF
twenty-one. which was appointed at the
municipal reform conference recently.
These amendments include one for
and National elections home rule In
cities, civil service for State and cities
and regarding the sales OF public fran
chises In cities. Mr.. Bacon. of syria
cuse reported for Il special commit ee
that new organizations were being
formed in various parts of the State
and that efforts We're being made "a
form good government clubs in every
city,