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The record-union., 1895-10-01
JUVENILE CRIMINALS
Two Boys Rob sleeping Man

Two Boys Rob a Sleeping Man of
Twenty-Five Dollars.
On Sunday night a man who had some
$50 or $40 on his person engaged bed at
a J-street lodging-house for the night aud
went to sleep. subsequently couple of
boys, named Ferguson and Todhunter,
were assigned to beds in the same room.
Yesterday morning when the man
awoke he discovered that he had been
robbed of S25, and reported the matter TO
the police. officer Fisher arrested the boys
and after first denying that they knew
anything about the mans money they
finally admitted having taken it. They
had deposited it in a drug store at Sew
enth and X streets, where it was recov-
cred and returned to its owner.
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FOR STREET LIGHTING.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived at the office OF the undersigned up
to O'Clock z. NJ, Monday, October z, 1895.
for lighting the city of sacramento with cleo
trio lights for period of one year from De-
cember /, 1896. Bids must be submitted in
accordance with the Specifications on file in
this Office (the omission OF lighting on moon
light nights), and also for lighting the city
every night in the year, stating the cost OF
each light.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fed check for an amount equal to 10 per cent
of the amount of the bid, payable to the City
Clerk. O. 5. FLINT, City Clerk.
slS-oOt
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PERSISTENT and Effective Work.

The Sacramento RECORD UNION and
the Bee both issued editions on Tuesday
worthy of the enterprise of their local
patrons. To their persistent and effective
be credited great share of the success of
the great demonstration at the Capital
City
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Hea1th Notice.

OFFICE CITY BOARD OF HEALTH
" The City Board of Health is making an
effort to put the city in the best sanitary con-
ditfon possible and calls upon householders
to remove all filth and rubbish from their
premises and keep them clean. While there
is danger of cholera. the board does not ap-
prehend a visitation of it to our city, but de-
sires to be prepared for any emergency; there
fore this call is made upon all good citizens
with the hope that they will respond promptly
and help to make the city safe from danger.
s25-6t II. L. NICHOLS. Health officer.
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AUCTION 5ALE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1So5,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

~ pursuant to an order of the Superior
Court, the undersigned will sell at public auc-
tion, on MONDAY, the 30th day of Septem-
beT, 1885. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the store Sit
uated on the northwest corner OF Twelfth and
O streets, in the city of sacramento, Calitor-
MIA, the stock of goods, wares and merchan-
disc formerly owned by y. b. MINFORD,
and contained in the said premises. together
with the fixtures contained in said store, and
all other personal property belonging to the
said y. b. AIINFORD, an 1nsolvent debtor.
Dated, September 26, 1895.
FRANK T. JOHNSON.
Assignee of the estate OF a. b. Minford, an
insolvent DEBTOR
L.. L. HATFIELD and ALBERT NJ. JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Assignee. s27-4t
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Call and Get Sample Treatment
Free.
ONLY $5 PER MONTH,
The Smallest Rate Ever Offered by Any
Specialist.

Drs. Shores & Howe are fully aware OF the
fact that to take your money and give NOM
ing in return would soon make you an enemy
tn them. That is reasonable, but their treat
ment Is sure to please. 1t Will cure, anu every
cure effected means greater success for The
Doctors.
They are friends OF the sick and viii, for
the small rate of
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ID. j. Simmons Il Co. will sell at 10 a. NJ.
to-day the Miller property on street. be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, SSxl60
feet. with seven houses thereon. 1t Will
be sold as whole. or subdivided into
four lots, as may be desired.
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Auction Sales.

Bell 81 Co. announce that on this fore
noon they will sell at public auction at
1919 | street, at 10 A. NJ, all the fine fur
nilure, carpets. orockery, glassware. lace
curtains, oil paintings, etc., contained IN
the residence there.
The record-union., 1895-10-01

On Wednesday. October I'd. all the
farming implements and other personal
properly OF Beck Il Graham, including
live stock. hay, etc., will be sold on the
Croker ranch, one mile south OF Frank
lin
The record-union., 1895-10-01

ALL persons afflicted with dyspepsia
will find Immediate relief aud sure cure
by using DR.. Siegerps Angostura Bitters.
The record-union., 1895-10-01
Weather Forecasr.

Northern California-Partly cloudy weather;
foegy along the coast at night; nearly station
cry temperature except probably slightly
cooler in the interior valleys; fresh to brisk
westerly winds along the coast.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(For) (From)

11:00 P Ashland and Portland. $40 a
6:45 a Calistoga and Napa. ........ sac z
800 z Calistoga and Napa........ 11:20 y
1925 A Deming FL Paso ana East 9:45 4
500 z Colfax....... ........~........,.l 1905 y
7:10 p Knights La'd'g * Oroville T:45 a
1925 \ Los Angeles. $50 p
$50 z Los Angeles. ................. 9:45 4
11:40 A Atlantic Express for Og-
den and East9 Gao P
1000 2 European Mail for ogden
ana East...-........ .........-.. 900 A
sos Z Oroville via Rosev'le J'ncl 1915 A
4:35 4 Red Biutf via knights
La'd'g and Marysvilie. GAO p
&6:45 A RED Bluff via Woodland 1889
3:O5 p Red Bluff via Marysville, 10:15 y
1890 A Redding via WILLOWS. $3.50 2
200 Z San Franc via Benica. 11:20 A
6:10 A san Franco via Benica.. $40 z
6:45 A san Franco via Benlcia.. 1885 z
800 z >an Fran co via Benica.. $40 p
$1,000 A San Franco via steamer $500 A
1925 A san Fran. via Lfvermore $50 z
1925 A San $50
1929 AlSanta aBarbara................. 800 p
6:45 AISanta Rosa....................i $40 p
300 Santa kosa...................... 11:20 A
1925 AlStockton and Galt......... $50 2
$50 PiStockton and Galt.......... 9:45 A
11:4O AlIrackee and Reno -......... $40 p
1000 P,Truckee and Rem $50 A
6:45 A Vallejo. $40 Z
500 p Vallejo ..............,....... 11:20 4
$3.50 AlFolsom and Placerville... *2:4O p
1910 PIFosom and Placervllle.. *11:O5
SUNDAY excepted. SMonday excepted.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager
L. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
The record-union., 1895-10-01

JUDS0N EXCURSION I9r HAsT 81 poipes Fsapes
Sacramento weekly. Upholstered cars. Man
ayers through TO Chicago and Boston. Lowest
rate Call on &. j. ELLIS. Agent S. p. Co..
Sacramento, or address JUDSON Il CO., 19
MONTGOMERY street. San Francisco.
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SUNDAY excepted. SMonday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager
Z. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
Doubt rrag ay at Coat cr,,k.

Coal Greek Colo, Dec, IA terrible
tragedy occurred here yesterday Wi
lam Ray shot aud killed his wife AMI
then turned the gun. smith & wessoa
Is, ON himself. sending bullet through
his right temple. He died Instantly; his
wife lived about hour, They were a
very young couple and have not got on
very well since they were married. Mr.
Ray had not been able TO work for two
or three years on account OF rheumatism
In his feet. His wife had been working
out at Canon City and had come home to
spend Sunday with her husband. She
was going 10 bake some things for him
before she left. when the quarrel en-.
sued, with the above result They had
no children. Ray was a member Of the
X. P. lodge here Mrs. Rays mother
and father are at Engie She has a sis
ter and brother here. but they are quite
young.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
pea,l.. g Resa spr.as..

Rock Springs. Wye. Dec s-The
past week has been allied with fatal
tics in this vicinity. oa Monday Con.
rad Asmon. unlon Pacific switch
man. was injured In the yards TO such
an extent that he died the following
day
on Sunday the body OF man was
found near the line OF the Union Pa
cific near Four Mile bridge Inyesti-
cation showed the remains 20 be those
OF Henry Fisher, % 81, Joseph. Mo.
passenger on the uaien Pacific, who
had been en- route TO Los Angeles. Gala.
Fisher had evidently jumped on the
train and reviewed serious injuries.
which. with the exposure cause his
death
ON Wednesday The dead body OF
Adam Storey was found ln the bushes
OF ouaking Asp creek. Storey had
started from town on Tuesday and
had evidently fallen from his wagon In
a benutnbed state and frozen to death.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
LONELY CLEVELAND
NOT VISITED BY puHLlc MEN.
They compsAan Of Too Mach Red Tap~--
More R.pahisc@n. rhAa Democrats
Go TO tho white House.

Washington. Dee. a.-The relations
between the president aud the rnen.
bers OF his party in Congress are Illus
trated by the list of callers az the
White House last week. II has always
been customary for senators and rep
resen,atives 10 pay their respects to
the chief executive as soon as possl-
BILE after their arrival In Washington
for the annual session. hut this year
not moro than dozen nsegnherS Of
either house have entered the White
House gates The president moved In
from Woodley, his country home, early
on Monday morning in order that he
might be accessible to persons ha1 lng
business wl,h him. aud be has resumed
his regular hours for the reception of
eongressmen and the public Bot his
solitude II Ia a measure voluntary. Tie
has hesiged hlyHself about with 10
much farmallty thas people do not visit
him except when & Is absolutely p@ees+
sary. For exampls. the men,berz o.
the House aud Senate object 10 the
rule tha; requires them 10 explain their
business TO Private Secretary Thar
Der before they are admitted 70 the
president Many sf them abruptly De.
cline 10 do ~. and when Mr Thurher
inquiries the ob}ret Of their call they
tell him very frankly that Il Is none Of
his business. IL was only last session
that Senator White of California Of.
feecd to thraw Mr. Thurber out af The
window, and 4: took all ~ thc diplomatic
ability Of Senator Gay 10 rceoncile The
lrate Californian. Ar. Thurtsr apollo
Eized and Insisted that he meant no Of
fense. bat Mr. White took the ground
that Senator og the United States ought
10 BE- allowed 10 communicate with the
bead Of tho executive hsaneh sf the gov
ernment without submitting 10 the cea-
sorship Of 4 private secretary. Al mem
bers OF both houses whs have msde ihis
point with the presiden, are now admit.
ted to his Office witheu, delay ur ques-
ton, but very few visit him Unless they
are eompeiied 10. He has more Repuhh-
can than Democratic callers. and Mr.
Sherman, Mr.. Allison and Mr. Reed
were among The first 70 pay thelr re
spects.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
PosToFFicE EMPLOYEES DIS
MISSED.
rh~y HAD pssa Giving oat rafsssa.
tIas.-

Washington. Dee Po~tnaster Gen.
erai Wilson hiss dismissed william W
HIIl Of Mississippi. assistant super.n.
tendent cf the free delivery system 81
the poS;oftice department; Samuel
Beight Of Indiana, clerk in the free de
livery bureau. and William A. sullivan
OF Boston. now % the aead-le.ter Office.
but formerly Of the free delivery bureau,
for giving out Official information "znd
conspiracy to bellf;le the department.
The perempsnry dismissal created a
sensation at the department, coming as
the result Of an Investigation fhst has
been In progress for about month. In.
formation reached First Assistant Post.
master General Jones that the men dis,
missed were ,ampering with The records
and were improperly giving on, 70 par
ties not connected with the department
information connected with The official
records and the departmental business
Charges were made that fhss was part
OF scheme 20 injure and bring into dis.
repute certain OF the officers and en-.
ployes OF the postal service. Ii Is under
stood the Information WAS furnished 10
members OF Congress. the object being
10 bring about Congressional invessiga-
tion, and after securing evidence which
he considered satisfactory and complete.
summoned the three men to his office At
this hearing Il Is charged that they made
conflicting and false statements. and that
finally two of then. Clerks Belght and
sullivan, confessed and implicated Hin.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
coLoMlsTs IN ogoRolA.
A New iowa Started BY settlers From
the Northern states.

the Northern state.-
Savannah. Ga. Dec. T.-A number Of
Western eoionfsts have already set
tied at Fitzgerald. the new town which
was started here last August Fitx-
gerald IS named after r, II. Fitzgerald
of indianapolis. Indiana. who together
with Ex-Governor Northern OF Geor-
gia, and ]. o. Curry. also OF this state.
conceived the idea Of colonizing scv-
erai thousand ex-federai soldiers
throughout the West and forming an
entire new city for those people. Last
spring 60eoa acres OF land were So
cured in Wilcox and Irwin counties
and 1000 acres or high. dry territory
were selected on the edge Of Irwin
county for the city.
This Is now laid out In streets and
already a number OF residences and
storehouses are being erected From
hasty census taken il was found
tina: np 10 Thursday night over 1880
settlers are located In the town The
colony represents twenty eight differ.
ent states
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

An advance step has been taken by
the University Of Michigan by remoy-
Ing the barrier OF preiudice which hAs
Kept women instructors out Of that IN
stitu;ion. II is only a Just concession
to the sex ard is a direct advantage 70
the university. II educates women ana
.ould hardly take the position that edn-
Gated women are untitled for one OF me
most honorable pursuits open TO ths
educated.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

The Russian Minister of Finance has
very nearly completed the task OF put
ting the whole of the private railway
systems OF Russia under government
administration. Several years have
been required for the execution OF the
project, which Minister witfe deter
mined to execute soon after he took
office in 1882. The purpose has been
steadily prosecuted. despite the OBJ
structions which were encountered; i;
the corporations soon ceased TO offer
resistance which could not be OF avail.
In view Of the powers welded by the
minister, under the authority of this
Czar Enorm rus reductions have al
ready been made in the passenger and
freight tariffs OF the railroads brought
znder public administration. and both
the number and the speed Of express
trains on the trunk lines have been
largely Increased.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

Water Is getting to be such scarce
article In this part OF Indiana that re-
sisting fires Is almost impossible OUT
side of the cities and larger towns
Oct. II the large farmhouse Of A. ).
Mccormack. near Roekfeids west OF
gokcmo. Ind. took flre. Being no wafer
IN the place. the farm hands and Mega
,ors fought the flames with vinegar ana
cider. number Of barrels OF which WAS
stored in wagon house. and BY THIS
means saved the adJcining buildings
though the residence was destroyed
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
WILSON'S oRDgR.
n, wut sst siisw Postal rmn.,
Isffa nee fsxs.tatts,

H. wul Not Aiiew Postal Ysa,,t.
Isfia nee fsxt.iasiss,.
Washington. Dee San ltntsa-,,r, i
der was Issned yesssrdsy by Posfm,.,
General Wilson directed seaiax, ~. i
eauizstioa of the postal enipiayes !
cure legislative action Rsparss
hscn eurrcn, fus a colnriraglrelr
E,essei thA, ernpioyes % Yarions a..
were eaaihlnins and pooling tans,s
furn3sh the expresses st cssnm,s,se.
attlFS refsrasS nsassTss sent "a appear
fere the axsrsSE9nal cesnns;ssss i n
haif Of legislation.
This aessen i now practically p-oA
l,sd and penalty es removal lrsr..
BY sg-say's order. whseh IS as soyow.
-oTysersd TfA; heseafser 50 possz,,
er. postofsfee clerk. Aster earrse4. rala
postal clerk ~ o;her p5s;aI eHs,,ssys L
sisst Washington. wheghes 90 Aavs
wgtboRt par. far the parp.sse q laa5sr
ing legislation before Cenxress.
ANY sDeh empIeYe u tte passal =,
vics NhS vialsser this order shan
liable 80 fva1gvaL
''I'ss;FaSss0ss sna other snplays.
the postal ssTvlee are rad b ihr eaye,
Hsca, sur attending e ,ie respective "a
- gusti iherr, whleh &c ~; lsesai
sTwts e secure ss<ssasllaa. That I'd
S asss<rssi 70 ths Representatives Il ]
Tseqp,e eiestad FOR ,Asi paFpss.
-tf blls are sasrsigcea IN s.
sirsnEA et cssisrees asFecsins sas l,-fl
ssssle4 gpea nt,sh ans afet1a5laz
-essaAa&dsissfina & apslfest I asr e5s1
AZ al ;inaa- 70 <ubsu., suSA as ,lss Il \!
poweE ana pcsysrss
~ l. WILSON,
'.FassmsssSF ss&asfai'
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
rh~ G-uid.. rA.s-

New York. Dee 7.-sJustiee Russell. In
The special term 0f the Supreme court 10
day. handed down decision which ex-
emp5s frofa taxation the property Of
George j., Howard. Edwin and Helen
NJ Gould 10 this county. on the grouad
that they are nonres.ien;k.
Five di1ercnt proceedings were snsti
futed against the members of the Gould
family. both individually and as exeer-
tors of the late Jay Gould In his de
eision vncailng the assessment; made by
the commissioners OF taxes for the year
1895. Judge Russell sustains the c0nsen.
tlon of the resator shas they had removed
from this state with The Intention Of
permanently residing In another state at
the time the assessment Was made
The residence OF George ]. Gould Is
stated as being at Lakewood. New Jer.
sey. and that OF the other relaso1s as Ir-
YIngton, New Jersey.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

The Investigation may be continued !,
possibly may involve other inpa-,,
changes
All OF the men dismissed have bsSa
the service for many years.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
CAMERON DECLINES.
rhs PsasssIs.at. s~satos 8, ses ess.
sissAss fsr Es. I,s~ssnss

washiagfaa. Dee. o seastse d
Cameraa today announced fasza
that be would not BE- eaasiaa,e. ss1
any circumstances. fr re-sieesioa-
Ho made the announcement ~ aak
ting pablle The following istseT addre~
70 Hon samrel j. MrcarTua q Has
risharg. PshasyiTARias
Jrafte,i States senaie.
washington. Dee. 9. d
Ny Dear senatar.--I am In reeslps 9
your isster af ihs i7ih Yaa will ssasz
ber hat ih & eonversatsoa 81 my bessc
Harrisburg. juss after my eieeiisn 70 II
senate. loia sou, a. wen a. many ssAs
friends. that under no circumstances
would / agsin b. candidate fSr re-elsri
ton Sisee then noshlus has 6ccuret
change nay mind. Many friends ffoz
every section o. the state are writing zs
making inqulry as 10 my wishes and .
;ensSons. Aad cordially offering taff|
support. II is due to them ;ha, p0a
announcement should b. made n rsPsE|
to the I1quirles, and sske this Or
tnnity. through The senaiar from my
tive county, 10 Ehsnk yon aud my fris
in every county IN the state tcr u
more than generous suppast f0r %
than = thtrs Of century, and g 8
that have nos been. aud am rot row
and viii not be candidate for re-e4ec-
ton to the Senate OF the United States
Not being In Office. better opportunity
win be offered ME 10 seFye those who
have served me. and that l VII do 80
there can be no doubt Yours sruly,
J, %. CAMERON.
Washington. Dec, o. silver men zen.
orally received the announcement 81
senator canieren's decision, not 20 stand
for reelection. with regret. This pes.
ton was taken by the senator because o
his desire 10 escape from annoyance ana
criticism, which were not due to ms AZ
vocacy Of silver - much as to the polin-
cal complications In Pennsylyania. Il K
also understood now that the sensioF
viii not be in the presidential raee'
though this is not YET definitely deter
mined.
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

In his tenth anuukI report devoted
TO strikes and Iockouts. which has Just
been completed. Carroll d Wrisnt.
commissioner OF labor. computes that
the loss to employees in establishments
In which loekouts and strikes occurred
turing the thirteen and half years
ending June 80. 1894. amounted TO $780,
&9s. $50, and to employers 10 ss4.s2o,sss.
rhe loss to employees on account OF
strikes was si6s, ,s0T, ,s6s. and on account
Of lockouts. 81. .sS5. sic; TO employers on
acount OF strikes. S.. $50 .ssS; and on sc-
count of lockouts. si2.235.4sl. These
figures are subject to criticism They
doubtless figure in as the chief Item ths
loss OF time, taking it Tor granted that
without the disturbances the works
would have been run continually This
Is faIlacy. Most OF such institutions
shut down frequently. TO allow the sup
ply OF manufactured material TO ex-
haust itself
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
THE REGISTER.
LAMAR. COLORADO

Twenty-Five young women students
81 the Northwestern university sp-
peared in blooners recently. some
young women viii never dispel the u
iuslon that homelIness and learning
are synonyms
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14

A report from London says: The
United Press. through interviews with
leading members OF London sugar
houses, learns that three weeks ago a
French syndicate was formed for the
purpose OF buying UP beet sugar and
cornering the market for that com
modify. The operation covered total
purchase of 100000 tons, and has re-
suited in the present rise In sugar of
sixpence per hundredweight. The
syndicate has been buying in London to
sell in France, in which country alone
the trade is likely 10 be affected The
London firms agree in expression Of
opinion that the operations OF the syn
dicate VIII not seriously afIect the
British and American markets, but
they are equally unanimous In the be-
lief that, as the French syndicate is
strongly backed financially. the corner
in France is likely to be successful"
The Lamar register., 1895-12-14
J. MIl&0N.

.i'asimas;SI a4aral'
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-25
ETIQUETTE OF a POSTAL CARD.
Uses and Abuses of This Convenient
Bit of PastcbOard.

The ethics OF q postal card may be
formulated in one rule: Never write
anything upon a postal card which you
would not think it prudent or dignified
to proclaim from the house top
Some people-particular people-nev-
er use postal cards al all. This seems
too extreme. They are often very con-
venient and quite proper if correctly
used.
Beyond the address no name should
ever be written out upon them. They
should begin with the customary Dear
anybody" and end without Yours
truly" or "Afrectionately," being sign
ed only with initials. The date and
address serve 10 further Identify the
sender, who is presumed to be on such
intimate social or business relations
with the party addressed as to justify
the use of n postal card.
For while postals serve for a hasty
or formal message, or supply the need
of cheap communication in simple busi-
ness arrangements. il is not considered
courteous or punctiliously polite TO use
them in addressing any one, man or
woman, to whom YOU wish to show re-
spect. If any doubt arises in the mind
as 70 the propriety of sending n postal.
it is well to give ones self the benefit
of the doubt and write Il note.
POstals are useful to mail while on
a journey. Posted at different places,
| they announce the safe arrival of the
traveller at points where he has scarce
| ~ time TO write notes. Used hastily
| they are useful to announce a letter
or give assent to q previously discuss
ed arrangement Details of family
matters or personal affairs show ignor-
ance and bad breeding As an example
of a way in which postal card should
not be used may be quoted one sent by
a grief-stricken sister 10 cousin in i
| distant city:
Dearest Kate-We have just return
ed from laying dear brother Harry in
the grave. As the weather is so un.
| pleasant, it made us feel more unhappy
to come away and leave him with the
rain beating down upon him. Your
loving cousin, HARRIET SMITH"
Now, Harriet doubtless felt all she
expressed. But was postal card the
proper place to write her sentiments?-
Harper'S Bazaar.