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articles. and wo ought 60 produce 500 900
worth every year 20 ship out 60 other ana
keta. A few hundred thousand dolirra
made frcm poultry and eggs few hun-
dred thousand from beef aud mutton, "a
few hundred thous6ad from milk, cheese
ana batter. few hundred thousand from
hogs raised and few hundred thousand
from grain turncd m on she credit side 81
the farmers anuunllr will pas quite new
phase on the condition Of things and this
will BE- done when We shall have fully de-
Vclopcd our ability 10 diversified farming"
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A worthy citizen went tot0wn and call
"a at three cafes iu The way of busiuess
On returning home De discovered hc hnd
left his umbrella behind. lle forthwith
arudged back. determined 90 inquire for
his camp At the three estabIi slmo1fs Ls
had visited during the dav.
Quite Unsuccessful 90 the first, nobody
had seen anything Of Dis umbrella. AT
the second De- Jared no better. De- arrived
al last at the third, wler. Dis umbrella
va- returned e. him.
UAhrn be exclaimed. lra ping +, with
feveri-h haste. 'you people are Gar more
honest at this cafe than ut fle two oIl-
-. fii-Tahlrttos dcs DeuE Charaufts.
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THE MARKETS


,rv YORK. MMoh 2l.-Bar silver. So
Copper uiet lake. 81 l2s.
lrad-t irm. domestic. SAt0
De stock market TO day was unusually dull
rad speculation unimportant The only stock
ha-ides Dstlling. transactions in which ex
c'cded 5000 shares was st. Paul buying In which
u1s mainly 90 cover short contracts Of a leading
bear one .ator Fluctuations were limited 70 .
ii rt- cent range.
Government bonds Firm; state bonds mac
tive
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SHERIFFs SALE - ROBINSON FEMALE
- lteminAry, plaintiff. ys Phlomena b. lae-
scr and Harry II. aeger, guardian Of Henry [.
Jaeger. an insane person. defendants.
Under aud by virtue % an order OF ealeand de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale irsued out Of the
district court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for tho county 81
Lewis and Clarke, on the 10Th day Of arch.
A. D. 1891 in the above entitled action. wherein
the hohinson remale sem MARI, tho above named
plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree Of
foreclosure and sale A.Ainst lhilomenA
o. aeger anu Henry II. iaeger. guard an
% Henry e.. Jaeger an insane person,
A. d. 1884, for the sum Of a. gl.. %. besides in
terest, costs aud attorneys fees. which said
decree Was on the 2Jth day Of March. :. ID.
1894, recorded in Judgment book No. l Of said
court Al aye -, am commanded TO sell all
those certain lott. pieces parcels 81 land. sit
nate, lying and being in the county Of LEVIN.
and Clarke state 81 Montana. and bounded and
described a. follows. to-wir
Lots numbered three (0 and four (D. In block
numbered nineteen 49,. OF the theseman aRd
Davis central addition TO the city Of Helena,
each Of said lots being twenty hve (gal feet
front on the east side Of Ewing street and ex-
tending back from said east side Of Ewing street
feet, according 10 sRi A. described on the map
and plat n the said named addition on fle IN
the otcs 81 the county clerk aud recorder OF
eaid evils and Clarke countY.
Together with ali and singular the tsns-
meuts hsrelitaments and appur enAnoes thsro-
INTO belonging or In any wise appertaining
day' ths iiih day q 4pri. A b. isgi At 12o'clock
OF that day. ~ the front door OF the court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana. I
will in ohiinnce TO said order % sale ami decree
81 foreclosure and sale. cell the above described
property or 30 much thereof a. may b
necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs to the highest and beat bidder Tor cash
IN band
Given under my hand this 2oth dag Of March.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. sheriff.
=
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ileieNai MONT. MAI on j. 1884.
NOTI.f OP ELECTION = NOTICE n
~ hereby given that tie annual city election
Monday te "a uay o. April l-5i. to elect the
folleailg officers.
no mayor.
One city treasurer.
Du. police magistrate.
ue alderman in each ward
ile rob Vlll Olen a. nine O'Clock a. m. and
LOVING have been sslsotsd AZ the voting
IlHn
lir-t ward. irsi prsoinet-No p state strest
street.
ecoud ward Third precinct Aliens stable.
-seoad ward. Fourth procinct-Thompsoa
block. Jackson street
lard gard, FiftL Draoinot-No. % Park ave
bind ward. sixth precinct Diamond block.
loarih ward Seventh preoinet-Gerhaussr
tourih vsrl. gnth precinct 40. IOs North
Nan street
lifa VAR. Ninth rrooinot- Kleisschmidt
t.f'h yard. Tenth precinct Fifth ward hose
hizth ward. Eleventh precinct no. Igos Hell
san ward. Twelfth precinct No. 1909 Helena
avenua.
seventh ward. Thirteenth precinct Seventh
ward hoe luurf.
ressn'h vsrd. Fourteenth precinet-So. IA
b lehta avenue
Do Judges heretofore selorted b. the city
rouacl i.r tie o. pectise precincts silI act a.
-fla election ald wi also act A. q board n
rH-lr raton meeting Tor that puruoso a. the poll-
.lf places pa TIER respective precincts al one
clock D. m-. Monday. tle 18th day u March.
l-ai anu remaining 10 session. with an inter
mission u one hour until DOB O'Clock D. M Faid
board 90 ies.atratlul vii agaIn nest on Thnr--
DAP. ile -iIh dal uf Mare. l-ff IL ar. @ clor Il
o.. In. oi FAD iai. aLd o. main ID session. with
GA intern isslau % me hour. until Do O'Clock Il.
iu. ipr ths ulruHte 81 rrel-lus. correcting and
com ul-flug fle registry ilst..
, order % be- ri'y rouLc
rlDAll "a. MCINTYRE.
CiB Clerk
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

OFFIcr or COUNTY CLERK.
LEWIs AND CLAEKr CouSTT MosTAsA.
hELEsA. Ma on --, leJf
! o the Hon. the board Of County Commits
sionsis OF Lewis and Clarke County.
MontAnai
GentlemeH-In compliance With section
7Ia. fifth Division Compiled Statutes OF
AoatanA, sabmit be ewith. annual haan-
eiai statement OF ths eoaatY for the year
ending March !. 1894.
J. 3. TooKER. Clerk,
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n NOOU hUAiifNN IG
Of n rundown system can DO u
accomplished BY the USE Of Or. -
rerces Golden Medical Dis A .
covcry A long prccezsion Of k<94W ~
diseases start from a torpid XII MnkfiE
liver and impure blood. Take HII MI
a., a. you ought, when You IN EhN
feel the first symptoms Ian IA
guor. loss II appetite, dullnoss, ~
dcpressionl and youll save -
yourself from something So
rious. ~
As an appetiEing, restorative 81
tonic, 20 repel disease and an
build up the needed flesh and NAN
strength, there's nothing 20 ~ a||
equal H. II rouses every organ "a
into healthful action, purlfles N0
and enriches the blood braces 4
up the whole system, and ro- 49,
stores health and vigor. |
For every disease caused = "A .. IN I
hv a disordercd liver or -
!. !. !. ]. !: !
impure blood, Il 4 .IlI
the only giiarrt- Mllt E
tsed remedy. II &c .NlF al
doesn't benefit . |tN# ~ nNI
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-AoAeY on call easy ar pef cent. closed
eF cent? prime mercantile paper 3uait per
cent sterling exchange dull. with actual bust
ness IN banEers' bills At sib,4 p lisa for de-
tnand end SLs7srAs7A fcr sixty day bills
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. March p Wheat-Stoady; cash,
51Ac. May. 5Ihc.
orn- asier, cash. 25auc Nav. slisc.
Nats-Easy. cash. SJAc: Nay VAC.
Pork-Lower. May. so 9j. July. st0S1t.
iard-Lower. May. S665. July Sh55.
klus Lower; May July, Sl67ls.
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TnrreIs u0tnlnH mon lI--I0TInE y \
~ than 20 follow fire engine half "a
~. ~ a long hill. under fle impression
sl.st as going 20 a fire, only to nud that
80 are taking the machine To- be repair
I'd
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SHERlFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- alias execution IN my banda issued out OF
the district court 81 the First judicial district
OF the state OF MontAaa. IN and for tie county
OF Lewis snd tlarAu. IA tn- suit of Jonu A.
Quirk against Anna MuslieLduiy attestad the
5th day Of March. A. j.. l-Af. 4 have levied upon
al the right. ut.e ana Interest Of the said AIMS
Mueller In and 20 the following desrri bed prop-
srtJ. situated In Lewis and Clarke county,
state Of Montana. viz
Lot numbered eieven nD. ia block numbered
six tbl. Of tho original t1wnsIts Of the city Of
Helena. county Of LAWS and larke Montana
A. the same appears OF record in the Office Of the
county recorder Of saia county. TO which faid
records refsrsnce il hereby made for a more
com plete description.
Together With All and singular the tanements.
hrrefiitAmenta ana hprurfeuances thereunto be.
longing or IN sns4yise aprertaiuinE
NOTICE u hereby = Fen that uu fridhy the 9Th
day OF April, A. y 1891, bete Tie hours Of nine
clock a m ani tive oclooE % m. ~ aid day.
to-Wit a. " clock poo. 81 said day at the front
door OF tho court houHe. snid county aud state.
Will seI All he right tito and interest Of tho
SAID Anna Mueller ia and 90 tho eaid above
cash ia hand
\, Given u1d"r ny hand this the 18th day Of
March. A. ID. 1894.
CHARLES d. CURTIs. sheriff.
fhEb t.iioss. Under Sheriff
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IOR RENT-FUhNISHED ROOMS IN
1 suites Of two. 80 TO sl4 per suite. com
plets for housekeeping With folding bed Call
a. ~ sixth avenue.
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~ holdera. - Helena and Dillon Gold Mining
company.
Notice l. hereby given that the second annual
meeting ~ the stockholders % the Helena and
DILLON told Mining COMPANY Will b. held A. tue
uihoe - the company a. room sO1 Power build
iug. in the city q heeuA Mont. on Saturday.
the sist day II March IsaL AZ four o'clock D.
m-. Tor the elsction u tive trustees for tho IN
suing year, and Tor the transaction OF such other
business A. may come bsfore tho meeting.
~ ordsr Of the board Of trustres
o. n. LINN, secrstAry.
iieiena Mont Fob 81 1914.
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MEETING The

CICChHOLDERs MEETlhG-THE AN
- uual meeting OF tho stockholders u the Fix
horn Trading company will b. held a. the Office
OF John 7. Murphy Ia Helena. Montana on
ua-duy March u. 1884, A. three O'Clock .. M
for G Do purpose 0f eleoting a blari Of trustees
flr the ensuing year and for the Transaction os
any other business that may come before the
meeting %. - ALLEN. President.
j T. WDoLWAv. Secretary
Helena, Mont. hai oh D.. 1894
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NOTICE. ~ rKHOLDERs' MEETING
Notice % hereby given that a Inseting Of
ne .fuckhniisrs 20 thu Big Chief tunnel : nd
Mining company vii 10 held a. tha lau atice %
Ashpnrn T. Harbour. iH ne oify Of HelenA
county Of Lewis aud larka and state u Mon
"a. - said day.
raid meeting Is called for the purpose - sub
mltiins 20 Tie Htockhsldors ~ said Company q
Tor tbs period Of ono yesr. uupu a rovalty Of IS
Der cent u tho .meitsr rafu me- Il the ore
shippfd from AL fn De- 90 b. iali To the com
pAng. and Alec To- give tol1 fl e. ls. sees o.
said mlun uhllEafinf fhs fouIauT 10 sell the
sans % said lessoss. or Their a,sisils, UPON the
payment q 20 90 60 said cuuIutu. Oh 81 b.
foro tbs tr-t day - tobIuary. l-35
y. khlbltI Irusisa
~. ,. cox. Trustee.
a. Is. hAEIDt o. iruafea
j. T. IDMNEEaD %. Trustee.
Dated Helena Mont. March a. 1884
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FOR REST-FJkNIsHED ROOMS
~-~-~~---~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-
|. OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS MOD
ern cOnvsniences. 81 south hodnsy ht.
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IOR RENT - FINE BRICK RESIDENCE.
L No 900 Harrson avenue. all modern con
veniences apply to H. b falmer 10 Edwards
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/ WANTED-WHIIE MAN COOK AT CAN
" yon Ferry wages $50 Court sheriff
/ MANrkD-A MAJ TO TAKE AN OFFICE
" an represent q manufacturer $50 Der
week; sman capital required. Address. with
stamp Mfg, box III. Oncord junction. Mass
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nKLP wANrKD-MALE.

TAkrED-oALcSNkN 10 SELL OUR
w goOcs By sample TO the wholesale aud re-
tai trade: sell on sight 20 every business man or
hrm liberal salary and expenses paid; perma-
nent position. rof terms address with stamps,
centennial Mfg Co. MliwAukee. Nis.
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE FIRsT
Judicial district Of the state Of Montana.
tice To creditors-tstAte Of Retocca Frances
Jones. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the UNDERMINED al
minieiratOr OF the estate OF hebeccca francoa
Jones. deceased. to the creditors Of and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased 20 exhibit them with the nlcesaary
vouchers within tea months after tho hrs pub
LEGATION OF his notice 10 the said Alminiftratur
the Law ohce 81 Masssna hullard room r. todd
flock, in the city uf Helena in the county ~
lewis aud Clarke. state Of Montana the same
BE- NJ the place for the Transaction Of tho
businsss 81 said estate m the county Of evils
and Clarke
JACOB n. JONE~.
AdministIa'or Of the Estate Of Eebecca Frances
Jones. deceased.
Dated March - lsaA
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EOR KENT-FURNIsHtD HOUeE; SEVEN
7 rooms; bath and furnace. us Blaze street.
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EOR RERT-HERBERT 3. REED & CO..
L Montana bank. have six-room modern
house near Main street. bath. furnace barn;
completely furnished. g..
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Tor LENT HOUSE. 20j SOUTH BEATIIE
L street SIX rooms. bath and furnace. SIS.
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1925.

Attractive brick cottage, 5rooms.
pantry, brick cellar, barn, shed
city water. corner lot on Eleventh
avenue. This house IS IN excellent
repair. neat lawn, fences. SS75
down, balance on time at eight
per cent.
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gnu MON MAh1kD-AS RANCH sORt-
- man By a competent and experienced farmer
AID 3 ockralser. address ueorge kser louder
jefferson county. Montana.
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SITUATION NANTED-BY A COMPETENT
- bookkeeper; threo years experience ia va
rious lines; quick and accurate; me penmAn,
best references. Address J. ". h, lock box AZ.
LivinR,tOn Mont.
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EOR RFNT-HERBEKT b. REED 4 co,
4 Montana bank, have an elegant modern
tWelge-room residences. beAatiful lawn. two bath
rooms, steam heat. partly furnished, $50.
I-OR RENT HERBERT b. RRRD a CO
i ground floor hontAns bank building have
the largest Lat Of houses and stores in the city.
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SITUATION WANTED-FlhS--C CLASS COOK
- aud = dishwasher want positions; are steady
and temperate address, 5. b. Independent Of
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT COTTAGE FOR
" small family Immediately. or b. MAJ Il II
AtsfaotOry will rent for several years. Call OF
address 5ls Power block.
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LOST


TOR sALE-AE ELEGANT MODEM HOhE
i on Laursneo street large house worth
$1,000 price now t3.0O0 your own terms. Her
bert !. he'd 90. ground floor hontana Ma
tionAl bank building.
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H. q. MoIntirs, attorney Tor pi i Ii
The record-union., 1894-05-26
THE GARROTING OF PETER MENZIEO
Joe Soto viii Not Even be Tried for
the Crime,
Although His Pal, Swanson. Went to
Prison for IC-But He is Held
for Robbing ellison.

Joe Soto, the half-breed tough who
according to Frank Swanson's sworn
acknowledged the latter rob Peter
Menzies some weeks ago, was up before
Justice Henry yesterday for re-examina-
ton, Justice Devine having vacated the
order holding him to answer before the
Superior Court.
Justice Devine had come to the conclu-
sion that there was not enough evidence
to warrant the holding of Soto, outside of
that given by his accomplice, hence the
vacation of the order made on Wednes-
day.
Another complaint was sworn out,
however, but yesterdays examination
resulted as before, the prisoner being dis
charged. An officer from San Bernardino
who was in the city had told the officers
that Soto had confessed the whole affair
when arrested down there, but when on
the witness stand he simply said that
Soto wanted to know what he was ar
rested for-the watch-taking or robbery.
MenZies, the man who was held up by
Swanson and his pal, could remember
little or nothing of what had occurred.
He didn't know whether they or some
one else took his watch, and he could not
or would not, identify Soto as the person
VINO was with Swanson at the time of the
robbery.
In fact, Menzies appeared to be either a
very unwilling witness or q decidedly
stupid one. The fact, however, that he
has been living with bosom friends of
Soto since the latter's arrest causes the
officers to think that he was not anxious
to have the prisoner held.
The queer part of the whole thing is
that Swanson, who told all about the rob-
berry Of Menzies by himself and Soto, is
now serving term of eighteen months
in Folsom Prison, while Soto escapes
even trial for that crime.
Soto was, however, returned to the
County Jail to await trial for the robbery
of an old man named William Gibson on
the 18th Of April, 1893.
ellison, while going out the Twelfth
street road, was stopped by man who
came out of the brush suddenly, brand
ishing knife and with his face masked.
ellison jumped Oft his wagon and ran,
but was caught, overpowered and robbed
of his watch and money. The affair was
witnessed by three men, who gave chase,
but the robber escaped.
G1lSOn'S assailant was a man to whom
he had just given a ride on his wagon,
but who got Off while Gibson visited
saloon, and then went ahead and am
bushed him. ellison declares that Soto is
the man who robbed him,
The record-union., 1894-05-26
DIED.


BENNETT-In Napa, May Esd. William J.
Bennett a native of New Jersey, aged 39
years.
Rs-Frlends ana acquaintances arg respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
Saturday, at 7:30 O'clock from the un der
taking parlors of j. Frank Clark, 1017
Fourth street; thence to the Cathedral, where
funeral services will be held, commencing at
O'Clock. Interment private.
BIRD-In this city, May 25th James H., in
FAINT son of Theodore and Annie Bird
native of Sacramento, aged months and IL
days.
rs Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday at
10 A. NJ, from the residence of the parents
1900 Seventh street. Interment private.
JACINTO-In YoIo County, opposite Free
port, May 24th, John T., the youngest son
of Joseph I. and Rose Jacinto, a native of
1olo County, aged year and ! month.
fS- Friends ana acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of parents, Yolo County, Sunday.
May 27th at IL o'clock; thence to ST.
Joseph Church, opposite Freeport, where
services will commence at L o'clock.
WAGNER-In this city, May 25th Michael
Wagner, q native of Germany, aged 70
years and months.
EB- Friends and dacqua1nIances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock, from
his late residence, $50 | street.
LIESCH-In this city, May GOTH infant son
of Jos. B. and Mrs. j. Liesch, native of
Sacramento.
The record-union., 1894-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Clunie Opera-house was filled
again last night to hear the "Mikado,"
and the applause and encores were con-
tinuous. This eclipses all previous rec
ords; ten consecutive performances of a
comic opera company in Sacramento to
full houses has not been before known
The more the company is heard the bet
ter the public likes it. a score of times
the people have paid 81 80 admission fee
to hear troupe far inferior musically
and dramatically. Indeed, the success
of the Opera-house company and the
cheap prices is phenomenal. Very much
of the credit won by the opera company
is due to the conductor, Mr.. Hepburn.
He is admirable in rehearsals say the
members, and when he takes the baton
before the public he is instantly recog-
nized as thoroughly understanding his
business and as musician OF cultivated
taste. He undemonstrative and skilled
leadership of the orchestra and conduct
of the singers is commented upon by all
who understand how much depends
upon the office. The "Mikado" will be
sung at matinee performance at o'clock
this afternoon, again tonight and for the
last time tomorrow night. Manager
Todd has extended to the inmates of the
Orphan Asylum an invitation TO attend
the matinee and it has been accepted.
The initial concert to be given by the
newly organized First Congregational
Sunday-school Orchestra on Monday
evening at the Congregational Church
promises to be an attractive musical
event and a success. The orchestra
is made up of twenty-five young ladies
and gentlemen and under the able direct
orship of Herbert ii. Vanderhoof. The
programme commends itself as being of
high type ana introduces several new
voices and artists of Sacramento, San
Francisco and Oakland. The admission
is at practically nominal figure, twenty
five cents, to cover expenses. The Or
chestra is made up of brass, string and
reed instruments. The programme in
cludes for the orchestra mum bers: La
valle's Bridal Rose," Franke's "Ein
Fruhlingsidyll," introducing brass
quartet, and Sousas "Washington Post
March," In addition, Horace Crocke er
will sing The Bandit of the Mountain"
Miss Frances B. Nourse will give vocal
solo. Miss Daisy Hanson for piano solo
will play Beethoyen's Sonata Pathe-
lique, Op. 49," Alex Stewart will play
as a violin solo Thome's Simple Aveu"
and Bohn's .'Serenade." Master Harry
Arnold, the boy soprano, will sing DEM
erests my Ain Countrie." Professor
Vanderhoof will give as violin solo
"Reverie," by fanconier, and "Danse
Polonaise," by E. Sauret. Miss Jean
The record-union., 1894-05-26
BRIEF NOTES

Six carloads of wine and two of wool
went East yesterday.
Minnie Hammer has sued Antoine
Hammer for divorce.
The Southern Pacific Company is erect
ing new and substantial depot building
at Brighton Junction in place of the one
burned when Olga Ayres met her death
The occupants of the cell adjoining that
of Mickey Delaney at Folsom Prison.
who had dug tunnel beneath the build
ing, are Chris Evans and Dick Matthews.
Concerning the row kicked up over the
alleged intention of certain Sacramentan
to conduct bar in the Pavilion during
the Republican State Convention. the
Executive Committee declare that no
liquor viii be sold there, and Director
Green, who is Superintendent of the Pa
vilion, says the same thing.