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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15

T1IRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, NINTH
+ street, l. and MA. B. Banks, D. D.,
pastor, will preach morning and evening
Subject, IL A. NJ, "And Again Say Rejoice
All members are especially urged to be at this
service. Sabbath-school at 1915. Young
People meet at Gao. Subject 7:45 p M,
"What is Your Life?" At the close of the even.
ing sermon there will be q beautiful baptis-
NAL service, at which time the pastor will
again lead several down into the baptismal
waters. Seats free, and all are Welcome to
these services.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
BUILDING UP WITHIN.
Portland Oregonian1

Throughout Oregon and the Northwest
the foundations are being gradually laid
for resumption of prosperity, or rather
for creation of new prosperity under
more substantial conditions than we have
ever known. Elimination of speculative
activity. or rather reduction of it, to its
proper limits and proportions has come
about through the reverses of the past
two years. This was the irst necessary
step. Our people are now settling down
to the quiet and orderly methods of in-
dustry and production. The prosperity
to come from these conditions will be
sure and permanent.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15

Eastern Business Offices.
As Tribune Building, New York,
500 1.-THE Rookery," Chicago.
8. c. Beckwith, sole agent foreign advertising
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.
expressions Cleaned From Editorials
In Newspapers of the Coast.

GApr0SSiOnS Cleaned From Editorials
In Newspapers of the Coast.
[Santa Cruz Sentinel.l
Our whole diplomatic corps should be
under the Civil Service Act and paid sal
aries which would enable big men to rep
resent great land with dignity and hon-
esty. This country has been disgraced
more by aa ill-paid and ignorant Con-
sular service than by anything else. This
SUBJECT OF salaries is an old one. but an
important one. We should stop bung-
ing. The laborer Is worthy OF his hire IN
the public service az we'll az elsewhere.
DETECTIVE INEFFICIENCY.
fresno Expositor.l
The testimony brought out at the in
quest on the body of Miss Harrington in
San Francisco brings out in bold relief
the stolid stupidity of the detective force
of that bl0Od-stained city. As soon as the
detectives, in overhauling the private
papers of the murdered woman, found
letters which indicated up-to-date rela-
latlons between the murdered woman
and prominent and honored citizen of
the Stare. they at once concluded that he
must be the woman's murderer, and
dropping every other clew, followed this
and c0nsorted every circumstance to fit
their theory until q multitude of people
came forward to prove perfect alibi for
the man, whom most singular accident
rendered speechless and removed before
his testimony cooperating himself and
possibly shedding light on the crime
could be obtained.
CUBA.
santa Cruz Sentinel
It is natural that this country should
sympathize with Cuba. We would vio-
late our own traditions if we did not
hold stoutly to the view that no European
country has any business to retain pOliti-
cal control in any portion of.the Western
Hemisphere against the deliberate desire
of the inhabitants. Our own grievances
justify our assertions OF independence;
but Cuba's grievances against the greed,
rapacity and misrule of Spain are hum
dred times moro serious than our cause
Of complaint against the rule Of England.
We do not necessarily want to annex
Cuba. as we have territory sufficient, and
surely enough OF States of the late West
ern kind. We do not wish to annex Cam
ada, but if she were ruled as Spain does
Cuba. and revolted, our sympathy would
be cordially given.
MATTER OF DUTY.
Red Fluff Sentinel.l
It IL the duty of the business man to
help in securing sound politics, with
good representatives for his party at
every stage of the game. The business
mans interests in politics are vastly SUI
perior to and of higher character than
the interests of the wire puller or the
boss.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15

JNLDER II. 8. TANNER OF SAN FRAN
~ CISCO President OF the California Mission
OF the Church of Jesus Christ. of Latter Day
Saints, will preach at Knights of Pythias
Building upper halD at o'clock Sunday
afternoon, June 10th. The public are cor
daily invited. Services every Sunday same
time and place.
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WEAK POLICY.


Those labor leaders and their followers
who refuse to join in the Fourth of July
celebration are putting arms in the hands
of those who call them anarchists. They
are angry now at their defeat last sum-
mer, but when their native good sense
reasserts itself they will regret having
been governed by unworthy motives.
FROM FARMERS BOYS,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15

Many of our great mon came from the
ranks of farmers boysF As class they
are more industrious, energetic, thought
full, self-reliant and useful than any other
Upon them depends the bread and but
ter supply of the coming nation. Let
them ask, seriously, then what kind OF
men they will be. Mere personal attrac-
tiveness, however desirable. broadcloth,
fine gloves, boots and jewelry, adorn
only the outside. The dress may be only
the whiting of the sepulcher. There is no
girl of common sense who cannot see
through foppery, however gilded it may
be, and would prefer the honest, sturdy
son of toll, even though his face be
bronZed by the sunshine and his hands
hardened by honest labor.
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, SIX
II tenth and X streets-Rev. Charles +.
Oehler will preach at 7:46 p NJ. Theme: ssThe
Subjects of Baptism" Such as wish Scrip
tural Information on child baptism, and
others that were misled by recent misrepre-
sentation Of Gods will in regard to this sacra-
ment. are most earnestly invited.
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THE LATEST YET.
Los Angeles Times.

If all the myths that are published in
Eastern papers in regard to California
could be gathered together between two
covers they would make volume which
would be greater curiosity than any yet
published since the art of printing was
introduced. Imagination is everywhere
active in relation to this State, and the
way it is drawn upon is enough to fatigue
even the most gigantic Munchausen in
tellect in existence.
The following from the New York Re.
corder of May 10th 10 the latest that has
come to hand:
"The phosphorescent effect of fungi
upon the old bark Of decaying trees is
we'll known; but it is not so thoroughly
Nevada rare tree known as the witch
tree.' from the way in which every limb,
twig and leaf stands outlined in the dark
est night by some peculiar phosphor-
escent Qualitytof the bark. A large tree
of this species Is estimated to furnish
light equivalent to 100 electric lights of
standard sixteen candle-power variety,
and a few small towns in the foothills
have planted witch trees on street cor
ners as an economical means of municipal
illumination"
The California Fruit GroWer states that
it has already received request to for
ward one of these wonderful trees for the
front lawn of q well-known lawyer in
Brooklyn, N. Y. "About q ten-light
tree" is the modest and considerate order
Of this correspondent.
Los ANGELES LABOR AND THE FOURTH
OF JuTY.
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The Oakland Times asks: "Why il it that
detectives stubbornly follow a single clew in
ferreting out crime instead of following
every clew presenter But do real detectives,
men of genuine detective ability and cuItiva-
ton glue their noses to single clew?
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. COR.
\J ner Twelfth and X streets-Subject at
1880 A. NJ: WAS ich Habe das Gebe ich
sDir'n Germans welcome.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15

irrigated lands at MERGED, in the very
heart Of the State, under splendid
climatic conditions, with the free
use OF water as an appurtenant to
the land, for sale for interest only,
for FIVE or seven years, at the choice
Of the purchaser, eventual settle
ment on the land and cultivation,
dating one year from date of pur
chase, being made incumbent upon
the purchasers.
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NOTICE Or SALE UNDER DEED or
lNual.


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Salt Lake Cily, jan. 10, 1886.
Notice 10 hereby given lhst c3ulfi'
buttons to the monument to be- creCioi
Halt Lake cry in memory Of
Brigham Young and tue pioneers VIII
hereafter, anu until further notice, be-
ackuow IL lgrd through tho columns Of
tho DEsFREu NEWS IL II expected
that agencies for tho collection Of iunis
tot this worthy purpose win ho stiaO
llshud In each wari In all tho Stakes,
aud that said funds, with the liai Of
names Of the contributors, will 10 tor
war1ed ~ frequently Ne convenient 90
Hobrr NJ. Wells, secretary " the Brig.
ham Young Memorial Asaoola,iOn,5 Salt
Lake CITY, who will see that cams ate
properly acknowledged In lhc manner
stated. We earnestly hope that tho
people will respond generously nod
promptly 10 this call Nv that II possible
the monument may be- completed,
dedicated ami unveiled 20 the public
by the 9TH day Of next October
WtIFuUu Woodruff
GEuNUE q. tANNIE,
Jusluu H. rNiII,
First Presidency NJ tne Church u
Jesus Christ OF Lattor.day Salut1.
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County OF -aIi LaAc.
J CIV rgys rinnua,a William u.Whtney,
EmmI MUlHrU. o.. e.. Ir#a.MIu and g.. s..
msu1H Defendants.
T.t People 0f he Territory Cd. tbt send
ufIOung fI William ~. Whitney, IuU4
MhHucvt O.. a. lIusHmAu AND b. s. hauup,
Uu'sul uta.
yvuu NuE uEEUt REQUIRED To-
A appear Iu au I"uHu trough lLaIuai YOU
,ouft ttHsfmni iual "a. asif.gt of tic igr.
U.HHE OF lfHU. Hui fu answer fHH complaint
I.ei therein H.tlln trn isI. exclusive 10 tHH
day 10 .UnHgu after t1o service ou you of this
f.IfUd Gus % fIIt county. Hut Boo this district.
within twenty uHEat HtuCrw.HU within forty
haan.t tuI, h"."ri'n. 90 hulUrlNcr Of cant
ILraii action De- brought t1 have Judgment
against 1UigulaHts Whitney boo sIm OF 500.
with interest from AUsUH 30. Ir.I.nt u.r
cent per month. before and alter Judgment.
iur 10 attorney frUa Aui COOS. nf auii,h Ira'l
% ig defendant. Mhgtuty. .ura.n uf August
.HIs'I. Cor $50, with Iufrrsat from date at Urr
cent u'r month same NDiuE due ahd Wl'ly
IuUUI aut beng sUrur.i Dow D mortgage uf
executed NF Said defendants Goo PLAINTIFF Oh
have "a decree ni tuIs court fHf tHr allr uf HlId
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against property 10 defendants Nu|tuIF Cor
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20 Commercial b.oga, ~all Iaao Jfty.
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l.ruIMA5,Us 1uE alu DAY tYn
W fHa.H. lsls, Mathew g. Osborn Ul1H.
executed emo delivered t1 a 30. Nl.uH. frut
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mARsHAi's SALE.

IDuHsuANr 10 AN EXECUTION TOMS
directed Dow iIu IUFG uHH.t U.sr. %
ihc Territory of Jru. lsHaI p'uu.c ssIH.
Court House .uH state aIfurg H.fHt.r Fu#.fH
IIN tIIH HUHIN aIFrttH|. u UU |.I. U. HaE
lH.r. con-. tT Hf nHI. lA.r nHI I.T...T.
1000. ul Soc t.tu day ut Nur'. Is..ai ..
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lN. following 1urHIuaI patented "'.Ht
elaine u. .uIHs, situate Iu NTI ~ .sH
a''n'ns hntu.a stt la.o c0autu Ju.u.
IHg Dartmouth l. s..o. 40. 0. thr Portland
.ui Nu %, t.g tuition u.N. Ht
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lnt Nu. lst, lno uauloy o. s.IHl no l., u.
'llm.N u Boz So ihr A1, q. p. .n. N'.
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Zoe $40 100 fHn NIuUHI O.. 81 |ut Hu. ..t 900
undivided ND uI lhH ll"uuuiH .Hlr, u. H. Jos
SO. flt iNc Austin nHf u. =. los $40 tIIr 600
Rupert q. p. Iut so 'l. au Undivided .HU.
.t of eye "l.,J' Lode mining claim, patented
wet. Niuun,g'u Mining bHrrt county %.
Salt Take, tau Territory. SHOWN ss a1i
called lhg Live liur lnl",' aHl "N..N we
Ea1lgi by United -ihics pai.nt from il9
lH known OFF, United states lot NumHgs %. anI
ia Uug1 IuIlY described In nuII patent HN..HH
dated ann. 18th, $50, aud recorded 20 .lHt
~ " INC records Di tAii SAT- iasg D1alH
Also tHr fDIu-iHs described uupatHiel
mining claims ur lUg.H. situate BOO NrHl Mono.
lAln MlnluF pitlrlrl. 7lt use lnln'ft l..l
tufU,nly, HH luIiY described BOO Quo note 'L
location N.Hu and recorded with fHH Mining
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luuu mIH'ug ,Ia'W tHu defiance Intu minus
claim. TtrHTuu. boo %. It 3D." paEu I"f ono
Idaho lode mining u'l1, recorded 100 HnNe
"N page 70. tHr Arg.iun. lode nlh.hs
Z U uoat Thue mining claim, recorded .n
book "u,' page .Uli inr lutIArA lulg W'N.h
g.uIm. J'n0rrcdW book 'N, gaFg lli tNs t,l
tEu mluIuF clam tnr Point lnnh1ft hiN.Na
uIaiu.t tho quaker MY mining claim, rrrHT.
Do book 600. pogo sE tus lied frluh'il H'H.
inE claim, recorded iu huuA "u,' PAGE 200 I.l
roy -H. cue paleu mining IaImt record. % DO
book "u,' UHHu 300, thu D|rkurIIAu TlNlIa
claim, recorded lu book 'b. pAst 81 t'
lunItmu miulng uInim, recorded i1 boo. o.
% co.'s 90" UHEr $50. tu1 Alpha mIn.1
claim, recorded iu book "u, pare .
tho HuH hu.t mlulug claim, recorded 90 l.'s
90. pugc 3H ilu ONO mining r'.iu. recorded
Iu BOOB &C.," puEg Iitl iuo safe Guard ulHl -
c'auu, recorded u book co. page %. H'
CERTAIN tuunu. UIHiu located tA.'I. te.1fl.I
interest OF th' NFrt0 ln71 or clam. I1 Ng
fHII aa ,he pfOpl.tF NJ The Niagara Mining
and smelling company 40 iho HuIl on o. p,
lunfHuuruw, a1WIHlrH,NT Of tuu tHlAlr ul H.
~. lilIEurHuu, deceased,
luImH OF sale, each, ....
A. r.. NuHHlL
by L. J., ARCHER
Deputy MnuhA'
Dated March 2lst, is95.
VIM. hahn, Attorney COR plAnuu.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

In the Probate Court ~ -alt lnkc '3lhHH
Utah 1Urtury. boz thC matter of tHu euta'a
OF Ludwig Vol, deceased
N,rOTI0E Is UEEEBY GIVEN by THa
~ uudursIFned, executor of The last WV
and toftamuut OF Ludwig WOLF, deceased ''
thu creditors OF aud 900 persons h1ylnf .'al.
against the said deceased, GO DNhlnll lutln W..
after tHg first publication N ils noiI,g
iuH aald executor. 90 bic once 700 NNl Nl w
building salt IakU CITY, liaht lhht o-..-
of SAID ustalc. ....,.
CHARLES w. PEARSON,
Executor Of the last Will and lesiaAeA' Va
Ludwig Wulz, deceased.
Dated March 4lHt, lsli.
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The Brigham Young Memorial ashJ-
citation aCkuUw lcdgea receipt NJ the
following contributions 90 n1sitt In the
.Uldlng VI the Pioneer monuments
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SUMMONS

In che uHtf.H. Court In ONT fHf tHc Third
Judicial District off, ltsh Territory, County
OF SALT II.H
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%. CIV Coke. rIauuHEa. william U.Whtncy,
EuuI NUtUrH. o. g.. IF|s.mIU and O.. s..
Bishop Defendants.
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THE People Uf lhr Territory u. titt send
Uf.ouuE tI William o. Whitney. IuW4
whitney, O.. (. lIosHuAu AND b.. s. hHuup,
UUf.ul DC.
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sHHuF nf sac 30 H.r County. IfHh
1901. ,.H.In stand Iru..Uu.
MHHfu Igus bTH., AH".H.E t.r Ir.HiUH.
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GDita8o's Tlukbtraten.

Mie Der Galt @iper in Nep Dort
unb bic @eine in Grantrei4, 10 bat
au@ Der G~bicagofluB in Der @artenz
1tabt, feline 5luBpiraten. 9ieielben
1inb mentger tUbn unb bertpegen' als
bic piraten bes petlanb &apttGns
&tbb, aber eben1o 1@urti14 unb 10
perbre9eri19 als bteie unb in benz
1elben Mab1tabe auberbalb bes Sc
lebes itebenb, pte bic beru9ttgten
acknowledgment, mel&e emit ben
@4reden bes 3mi14en @panten uno
Morbafrita lieqenben Sbeiles, bes at
lanti54en 0aeans btloeten. Mm
Sage ii4 unter ben Werften pertrie=
9enb, 3mi19en ben 8ridenpfetlern
ii9 pergrabenb ooer in 9ol5b0fen
i9lafenb, geben bieie unbolbe, nit
Mepo[pern, Sanbi dden unb 8etlen
bepebrt, bes Na9ts ibrem n@eperbe"
na9. Sat- ieoe Na4t gibt es 5mi=
1@en 'bie1en vGroots" unb mutbtgen
@4iFern @@armiibel, unb piele Der
2ei9name, bic man bin uno mteoer
auf benz Blu1e treibenb auffnbet
unb als BON Selbi tm0rbern berribz
reno era9tet, itammen BON 2euten,
pel4e BON ben 9eiperaoos ermorbet
murben. @benio ii&er 1T es, bab
iol9e Spfer 0i4t an ben Werften=
unb 8ridenpfeilern, pobin Der &raBz
bamen ni4t rei4t, perientt unb nit