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WANTED BACK IN new YORK CITY.
A New York Requisition Comes for
w. H. Hazel.
Charged With Grand Larceny - His
Story. However, Puts Different
Face on the Matter.

Requisition papers were received at the
Governors Office last week from the
Governor of New York, asking that q
warrant of arrest be granted for one w.
H. Hazel, who is charged with grand lar
ceny. alleged to have been committed on
the Sd of last December in that city.
The accused, in company with his
brother, Richard II. Hazel, has been con-
Quoting the AlcaZar Theater in San Fran
cisco under the name of DevereauX. AS
soon as he heard that he was wanted on
this charge he voluntarily surrendered
himself to the police authorities of that
city, and the services of Lawyer Patrick
Reddy were engaged to contest the appli-
cation for q warrant for his arrest.
The testimony i'll the case was heard
yesterday afternoon by Governor Budd.
The defendant relates the following story,
which is corroborated by his brother:
On the Sd Of last December he met his
brothers. wife on one of the streets of
New York City. The woman was greatly
under the influence OF liquor and had
81, 500 in her possession.
This sum she had drawn from a bank
where it had been deposited on the Joint
account OF herself and her husband, the
Defendants brother. After a brief con-
versation the woman gave him the entire
sum, and he immediately went in search
OF his brother and handed him the
money, taking his receipt for the same.
The next day he left the city at 2
o'clock in the afternoon and went to
Philadelphia, afterward coming on to
California. His brother left New York
some two hours after he did.
On their arrival in San Francisco they
assumed the name OF Devereux for the
purpose OF concealing their Whereabouts
from the knowledge of his brothers. wife,
who had, time after time, disgraced her.
self by getting intoxicated and remaining
away from her home at night
lie said be had an exactly similar eX-
perienCe with his sister-in-Iaw several
months before his departure from New
York City. On that occasion the woman
got drunk and drew $3.50 from the bank.
She met him on the street, gave him the
money, and he returned it to his brother,
who redeposited 1t in the bank.
At the death OF her father, his sister-in-
law had received legacy Of $500, and the
balance OF the s., 500 represented the saw
ings OF his brother from his salary.
Two OF the police officials of San Fran
cisco testified to the fact of Hazel having
surrendered himself as soon as he found
he was wanted. They also stated that he
bore an excellent character while in that
city.
Mr.. Reddy argued the case for Hazel,
and the Governor took the matter under
advisement, and in the meantime al
lowed Hazel ten days in which to produce
further evidence IN his own behalf.
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ENRESH RANCH EGGS, 2oC DOZ; DRIED
l. plums, 10 lbs for 25c; 3 cans Eagle milk,
30c bottles pickles, 25c; 10 bars soap, > &c;
oars Royal Savon tor 25c; hne potatoes,
Ioc SACK the best table syrup made, 7Oc
golIon. BEESLEG x SON, $40 X.
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TABLE PEARS, IOc PER CAN: Q CANS
tomatoes, 15c; ) cans. zoe: I-gaIlgu cans,
2Dc cans Eagle milk, SOC; . cans corn, 25c;
lraIneS honey, 25c; 2-lo can oysters. l5C;
granuiated sI.gap 81. ~ T,rT,is1 3ygIrllts
2Cci pTuneS, &C q u; our Taste hams, 13c . b,
II rs table rice, SOC; dried grapes, &c q D.;
stelnned FalSlns, 6 Is 25c; seedlcs5 raiaIus, IS
ter, l0c 4; Canada maple syrup, l-GallOn
can, 81; Arbuckle coffee. @Jc & z; tubular
lanterns, 4Oc each; 1-buruer COal-oz! stoves,
oOc; coal hOds, 25c; CHINA Lnusu bowls 4c
eachi K pieces genuine china gOl4-5and ware
gwen away with soc can Beehive Baking
POWDER; butter, eggs and poultry speciality.
Send or call for complete price-iist PER
hlNS q son. Eleventh and J, Sacramento,
and Perkins Station
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1901 NINTH ST.-HUUSE OF FIVE
IOH rooms. Inquire Eagle Bakery, S26 X.
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A LIVELY BOUT,
Constable Spinks' Experience with a
Man and Wife.

Constable Spinks' Experience with a
Man and Wife.
Constable Alfred Spinks had a very
lively experience on Sunday at 4l53 X
street while acting in his official capacity.
On Saturday afternoon he levied an at
tachment on the furniture OF J. Z. Tilden
on suit brought by P. S. Lawson. At
the time the papers were served he was
unable to find Tilden, and was informed
by the women in charge of the property
that the former was absent from town.
Sunday morning Illden and his wife
put in an appearance. accompanied by an
expessman, and despite the remon-
strances of the keeper placed in charge
they began removing the furniture As
they considered the keeper was an in
cumbrance, they forcibly elected him.
He Immediately notified Constable
Spinks, who hastened to the scene and
found that Tilden and the expressman
had taken portion OF the furniture to
the street and were in the act OF carrying
washstand to the head OF the stairs.
The officer, after stating his official
capacity, notified the parties that they
could not remove single article, and
must return all that had been already car
ried down TO the wagon.
1iiden immediately showed fight and
caught up y heavy bed-slat and attempted
to strike the officer over the head. Spinks
drew his revolver and leyeled il at the
man, st the same time threatening to
shoot II he did not surrender.
Al this moment Mrs. Tlden and
another woman threw themselves bodily
upon the officer, and the trio rolled down
the stairs and out OF the sidewalk. where
Spinks received decidedly the worst OF
the encounter.
He called on the bystanders for assist
ance, but they refused 10 Interfere one
young man IN particular claimed he was
& citizen, and that he did not have to as
sIst an ofucer.
In the meantime, while the women
We're attempting TO capture Spiuks' pistol,
Tilden was dancing around on the SIDE
walk with the upliIted bed-slat and at
tempting to get in Knockout blow.
Eventually the eXpressman interfered
ana separated the com batauts Spinks
then arrested Tilden and his wife on a
charge Of obstructing an officer.
W hen the case was called Yesterday in
the Police Court City Attorney Brown
desired continuance for the purpose OF
obtaining witnesses, and the case was set
Tor hearing Saturday next, TiIden and
his wife being released on bonds in the
sum OF Sl00 each.
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Y. nj. @. A. NOTES.
The Members to be Entertained ON
Washington's Birthday.

The Members to be Entertained on
Washington's Birthday.
Several books have been donated to the
Young Mems Christian Associations
library the past week. The list of news
papers and magazines, and other period
icals in the readingroom, will compare
very favorably with that of fother branches
of the association in more populous
cities.
The Women's Auxiliary will hold an
important meeting to-day, to plan for an
entertainment to be given to young men
on Washington's birthday.
Hand ball is all the rage in the gym
nasium. Messrs. Tracy, Ekins, Arnold
and others are rapidly leaving the ranks
of the amateurs to take their places
among the professionals.
The classes in athlaticS are doing good
work. 1t IS encouraging to the Physical
Director to note the interest taken by the
boys in developing their muscle.
A social will be given at the rooms of
O'Clock until 8:15. S. a. Smith of Port
land, Or, will be present. Memb bers of
the association and their friends are cor
daily invited to attend.
There was a good attendance of mem
bers and others at the Sunday afternoon
meeting. Goods Love to Men" was the
subject. The exercises were in charge of
the young men of the English Lutheran
Church. Moore Hesketh, formerly GEN
eral Secretary here, and now Secretary of
the Woodland branch of the association,
took prominent part.
The Debating Club is fourishing like a
Green Bay tree. The members are rapidly
learning to speak in public. Following
is the programme to be rendered to-mor-
row evening: Recitation, E. /. Cotfey;
instrumental solo, Charles Stickney: de-
bate, RESOLVED, That the use OF the Bible
should be discontinued in the public
Schools" Howard S. Mcintyre will be
the leading speaker on the affirmative,
and Moses \. kimball on the negative.
Other orators will participate, and the
affair will wind up with general dis
cuSSion.
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THE DRAINAGE BILL,
Taxpayers of the City to Consider the
Measure This Evening.

Measure THIS Evening.
All citizens of the city interested in the
drainage district bill now before the
Legislature should attend the meeting to
be held at the Courthouse this evening
for the purpose of considering the meas
ure.
1t is one that vitality affects the city.
The bill provides for the raising of sew
eral million dollars for reclamation pur-
poses, and Sacramento City's portion
thereof will amount to considerable. The
question is as to the extent of benefit to
be derived, and the manner of levying
the tax-whether it be to meet the interest
on bonds or for raising funds direct to
prosecute the work.
The bill will shortly be acted on, and
all persons in the city-especialiy heavy
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WALTER A. MILLER'S WILL

1t Leaves SO to His Widow and SI6.-
900 to HIS Son and Daughter.
Arthur L. Miller has petitioned the
Superior Court for letters of administra-
ton on the estate of Walter 4. Miller, de-
ceased. The deceased left an estate con-
sisting of land near Walsh Station. in
this county, valued at $4,000 and per-
sonal property valued at 81, 900.
The deceased left will bequeathing to
his wife, Florence Miller, the sum of $40,
and the remainder OF the estate to his
children, Leroy Miller and Carrie A.
Miller. Two-thirds OF the estate is be-
queathed to the son and one-third to the
daughter.
\ portion of the estate is the commu-
nifty property of the decedent and his
widow
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WEARY OF BILLIARDS.
A Former Sacramentan signs for "The
Italy OF America

a Former Sacramentan Signs for ssThe
Italy OF America"
The following letter received by Di-
rector Barwick of the State Weather Bu-
reau is full of meaning. The writer is a
real estate agent III Chicago:
CHICAGO, February 6. 1896.
JG1aeS 4. Ba52CJcE, Observer Q5ld Dr.
rector. Sacramento, CaL-DEAR SIR !:
\ 4our December bulletin justat hand, and
i wish 10 thank You for same, as i. mas
been very welcome visitor TO my otfice.
and full OF useful Information.
AS look ont OF the window aud see
the blizzard raging, IL makes me sigh for
the "IfaIy OF America" !" Within twenty
four hours we had I59 below zero.
By the way. does the State issue any
pamphlet giving general information re-
garding fruii-growing II SO, kindly
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give me the title, that I may procure of
the State Janitor at Sacramento a copy.
have SO many inquiries regarding
time of planting, age before bearing, num-
Der OF trees to the acre, etc., etc., that I
am unable to answer them all. am ne
gotiating for large tract of California
land now through Messrs. Curtis &
Bowley of your city, of which / was q
resident for some few years. Very truly
yours, 81. e. HARVEY.
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THE DIVORCE MILL

One Divorce Granted and Two New
suits Commenced.
Superior Judge Johnson has granted
Mary DenDie divorce from Fred l. Dem
ME on the ground that the latter is a con-
yict. Dennie is the man who robbed a
woman near the Art Gallery on August
3, 1894, and pleaded guilty thereto.
A. II. Anderson, by his attorney, Albert
NJ. Johnson, has commenced suit Tor di-
vorce from Jennie c. Anderson on the
ground OF desertion.
Lottie Nicholson has also sued for di-
vorce from Amandus L. Nicholson,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

CtREAT CLEARANCE SALE, TO COM
W mence MONDAY, February lIth. An
my stamped and embroidered linens must be
sold to make room for new spring goods; 20
per cent reductions will be made on al! Goods
SCHOOL OF ART NEEDLE-WORK, lOI4
Eighth street. fei 2-5t
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1InO FOURTH STREET FURNISHED
1.-Two rooms, 81 and upward per week; nice
front suite. MRS. W. y. CASW ELL.
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ELACKSMITE5. ETC.

n CARMICHAEL. 1909 EIGHTH ST.,
IL. offers special inducements on all wagon
repair work. Remember. for cash only; 25
per cent saved. Gail and see his msthod uf
setting tires. Special attention given TO
horseshoeing
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a Saloon Robbed.

Welch's saloon, on l. street, between
Third and Fourth, was burglarized at an
early hour yesterday morning. The
thieves broke pane of glass from win
dow in the rear of the building and
some small change and over 200 cigars,
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Information Wanted.

Henry Prewitt of Argillette, Greenup
County, KY, writes to County Clerk
Hamilton for information of Urah
[Urish p and Lig. Prewitt and John s..
Williams.
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CARPET CLEANING.

HARRY w. RITETT. STEAM CARPET
Ii cleaning, corner Twelfth and o streets.
Carpet cutting. sewing and refEt.ng; furniture
packed for shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. Tele-
phone 2S2
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

CABINETS REDUCED TO So PER DOZEN
~ for a short time only at KELLER d
DEANS, 719 L. street, near Postomce.
DEALS GEM GALLERY: SNAP PHOTO
ID graphs of babies by lightning process.
My experience in the business enables me to
overcome all difficulties. Cor. Seventh and J.
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No OLD-STYLE clearance sale of 10 per
cent. off selling price, but bona fide cut
on import costs. Making crockery and
glassware cost you about one-half, at 5lS
j street. Positively retiring from busi-
naSE =
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T OVER FLAT OF ROOMS; BATH, HOT
Il and cold water. Address c. f, this Office.
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Furnltnre auction Sale.

Crowell 81 Lambert announce great
sale of fine furniture in the eight rooms
in the upper part of the building at 6l9
street, at 10 o'clock this morning. The
list embraces all descriptions of house
hold goods from parlor to kitchen.
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fT1O LET T-THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
l. southeast corner Twelfth and streets,
containing nine rooms, Bathroom hot and
cold water and hot-air furnace in basement:
large lot stable room tor four horses Apply
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BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
Responses to Correspondents Seekin
Substantial Information

For responses TO questions of practical
value. Mere puzzles, and the curious and
common, answers to which ought 10 be found
in the ordinary home library, viii receive no
attention. Queries published without re-
sponses are invitations TO furnish answers to
make this department an Information ex-
change also. communications must be brief
and signed with name and address,
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The genuine Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches are sold only in boxes. They are
wonderfully effective for coughs, hoarse-
ness or irritation Of the throat caused by
cold.
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A New CItizen.

John j. S. Douglas, native of Ireland,
has been admitted to citizenship by SUI
perior Judge Johnson, on the testimony
OF Martin Deyine and ;. 3. Symes.
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T-I;AEfI II. Wing HAS REMOVED lis
L Rubber Stamp factory - JLI-IcstJ-lce
building, second Goy.: O.uce, Room 10.
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HIGHEST medals from every competi
tive contest show Prices Cream Baking
Powder absolutely pure.
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OALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
y butter, 2Oc 70; No. pickle roll, soc; good
hams. l 1c 2; bacon, 1U3zc u; shoulders, &c
ID: rolled cats and wheat, &c ID; . cans Jon4-
sins, lob box, 6Cc; 10 oars boss soap, 25c:
good tea 25c b; SahiIling's test Costa Hica
and Java co1ee, 3 Ios 81, II you want 10 get
son
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EDS. RECORD UNION: We. the entire
Protestant population of Volcano and
vicinity, desiring to become memb bers of
the American Protective Association, re-
quest immediate instruction as to meth
DDS of reaching that post of honor. Wish
ing TO organize at once, we beg of you to
answer without delay, or, in case you
have no authority, to pass this to one
who has, and oblige -
The foregoing comes with the indorse-
ment, on the side, of citizen, presum-
ably, of Volcano. The RECORD UNION
has not the authority" Our CORE
spondent will please bear in mind that
the RECORD-UNION always has been, now
is and hopes always to be. opposed to Sc
cret political societies, holding that they
are dangerous to the liberties of the peo-
pie, and especially SO when they involve
religious belief, persecution, osUracism
and the like. While we are lust as
strongly opposed to any intervention by
church in affairs of State, we desire to
add that this journal has no knowledge
of the lodges OF the American Protective
Association, or the means of reaching
them, and has no desire 10 acquire such
knowledge.
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NURSERY.

HUI. .UUU Cherry and Pear Trees FOR
SALE at cents each, F. o. B. Terms to suit
you. No better trees in California. Any tree
not perfectly satisfactory may be returned at
my expense. Address OSCAR KNOTT, Wal
nut Grove, Cal.
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SARsAPARILLA AND IRoN.-Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 53I NJ street. .
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FOR 5ALE

A RARE CHANCE FOR 4 TRADF-I
~ have so acres OF as fine fruit land "a there
Is N this state. The Bear River Dltcn, waiel
has just been completed, runs through IT, so
tract Is at Landes station, OaIy II mics
above Auburn, and has the railroad station
on II, with ten trains passing ca5ly This
laud Is surrounded by fruit orchards. How
els olive farm ATOMS it on inc west, Hay
iOrds peach orchard on the east and IstgsDu's
vineyard on the south. Here Is fine location
SHOP, POstOllice and rail- depot as vel aud as
q sauItariun IOr health itIs unsurpassed in
this country. Here is ii chance Tor y0l. Price,
$4,000 ana viii trade u Tor house and
lot or vacant lot in Sacramento, Da kfaua or
san Francisco. Address i. u. Box 354, sac
rameItO, Cal.
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MONDERFUL CURES PERFORMED BY
CTT nh. }: II. SHIRLEY. cancer specialist,
OLD I. .. BUILDING, Fourth and X streets.
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PERSONALS.

TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND sLIPPEEs
/ 10 L. d5 u. THOMAS IJr best and quickest
WORK. IOII Sixth street.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER-CLOAKS
IL made over; suits, S3, So and $40. 1928
Seventh street.
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go0KBIHDE25.

DOOKBINDING ~ ALL IFS BRANCHES,
II with good WORK and pro1uptUeEs. T.. -.
Ff2EFTN SE5tS 80 ! street., Sacramento.
7TAGAZTSES. PORTFOLIOS AND PERI.
VI gGieals bound "a superior modem style5
al SINUS < sCHOESBACkLEE.', General
BooEbiuders, 4U3 j street.
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MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, I AND J
VI streets-Decidediy the best place in the
city, comfortable, clean and homelike; rooms
en- suite or single, with or without board;
good board, 81 per week.
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EUsIC AND ART.

L ]. APPLEBY. BANJO AND MAEDO-
II. I'm instruction. Music furnished for pri-
vate parties, etc. S16 Twentieth St., II and I.
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ENERT MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
II know that "SEGUHD" is the greatest
boon TO them ever discovered. AL druggists.
IFlce, 81 90 and 80 per box. Every box
guaranteed send entstampto to WILBUR'S
SAFETY PACKET Company, 53I X street,
sacramento, for private circular
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WANTED.

A YOUNG SWISS GIRL WANTS SITUA-
New William Tell House, S14-Sl6 ] St. fel 2-S$
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VJTANTED - EXPERIENCED TRAVEL
w ers to represent Capital Candy Company.
Apply AIS j street. fe12-3t*
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TINE FRESH COW FOR SALE-CsIJ.
Park. leg-lw-
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( CANS GOOD OYSTERS FOR csc:
4 sugarcorn, 3 for 25c tomatoes, 3 Tor zoe;
ham, le; shoulder re D; bacon, lUc; cot
tolene, 3oc can: lard. SOC; 2 Is Extra sugar.
81; 1s1zc DS granuIated sugar. 81: mountain
butter, 2Oc D; o-tD can pepper or TuusJarj, p. &c:
sardlnesr &c cam large cans Imuor-ed .ardlues.
IOc; 10 bars good laundry soap, 25c; our
mountain Creamery butter, at 4Oc square is
as good as any butter that comes: potatoes,
6Oc sacki good Taisins, . lbs 25c. BEESLEI
q son, Boston Cash Market, SO h street.
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1eIE SEVENTH ST.-FURNISHED OR
lO1O unfurnished rooms, with or without
board.
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NAE LANGHAM, 4O1 l. STREET-BOARD
L and rooms by the day, week or month;
permanent and transient guests solicited.
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%U.UOU vines for sale. Apply 10 j. GRE
DON, Sacramento avenue Oak PARK, or
SIROBEI., 3IT street.
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= EISS y. 4. YECKLEI, ,STESDGRAPHER
Gi and typewriter, 1907 Fourth street
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StACkAMENTO BUILDING AND LOAN
- ASSOCIATION has stock IOr sale
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Bills Affecting County omces

County Clerk Hamilton, County Sur
veyor Boyd, District Attorney Ryan,
Deputy County Treasurer Greenlaw,
Auditor and Recorder Cohn and County
superintendent Of Schools Howard yes
terday held a meeting TO formulate a plan
OF action TO Investigate the various meas
ures introduced in the Legislature con-
corning the duties OF their respective
offices,
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CtARDWELL COLONY-IO-ACEE TRACTS
y Only 500 per acre; wateI-pipes viii be
laid u each and every tract iu said colony.
j. a.. CAEb"LLL, owner. 1904 h street, CE
al 3Ol street, Sacramento.
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IF you need good medicine to purify
your blood. give nerve strength and build
up your entire system, take Hoods Sar-
sapariIla. It prevents sickness by max
ing pure blood.
Hoops PILLS cure nausea, sick head.
ache, indigestion and biliousness. 25c,
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ACCOUNTANTS.

SESD THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
- friends IN the East
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TOR SALE-A SPLENDID new MATfIU-
! shek piano, which came into our posses
sion in tie way OF trade. Will be sold III a Jar
gaiu, he piano can be ordered direct from
factory II purchaser prefers. Inquire at this
Once,
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T OOK HERE-A MAGNIFICENT OPPOR-
IL tuntty for a 1irst-class canvasser, lady or
gentleman Inquire of E. Il. BERGMAN. \.
42O street, this city, between the hours OF
8 a. II. and 12.M.
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~ FOR CLEANING WATCHES, 81 FOR
y rnaiuspFinzs; all WORK guaranteed 4i1
X street, next 10 metropolitan IAeater. Casa
paid for old gold ana silver.
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~ delivered; measurement guaranteed. yard
on IwcIitu-ssTgct TCau. J.. d. address, syo
seventh street. ". II. EA5LkR
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GROCERIES.

d DILEY'S GROCERY. TENTH AND E
II a fun assortmeuc OF agate and lin ware
and loc counters; good butter from 30 to
IOc per roll; cans corn. 25C; > cans tgma-
toes, zoe: prunes, sc u; > iBz Z. beans, 25c. In
order 10 meet hard times we are selling goods
at the lowest mark
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HEALTH is wealth. 1t is secured bv
using DR.. Prices Baking Powder, be-
cause it's absolutely pure
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OF = FIFTH ST. Two NICELY FUR
J1O nished front rooms. Rent reasonable.
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TRY McMorry's Teas. They are the
best in the market
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A MI D D L E A G e d GENTLEMAN,
n stranger in city, permanently employed,
wants quiet boardlng-hOuse with home COM
forts; widow preferred. Address j., this Office.
fell-2tE
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WV a n T E y - FIRST-CLASS STENO-
w grapher to work couple of hours even
ings for about Il month. Address GEORGE
IF. HATTON, Z. o. Box 533. fe1l-3t*
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TO LET OR RENT.

GOO TENTH ST.-FURNISHED ROOMS:
JUJ also, rooms for housekeeping.
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coo p STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
OUU rooms, single or en- suite; on line street
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TWO NICE SINGLE ROOMS AT THE
i Berkshire, Sixth and L streets.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

100 h SThEET-NEWLY FURNISHED
lou rooms single or en- suite, with or with e
out board; prices reasonable. W. OLSON, pro-
prietOr.
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ITO RENT-15 ACRES FINE BOTTOM
L land, suitable for a vegetable garden; halt
mile east OF city, Inquire OF COOLEY, 1OI3
Fourth street.
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4 N EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR FOR
n dyeing and cleaning business. Apply
1011 Sixth street.