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FRUIT-GRoWERs' CONVENTION.

An Important Meeting to be Held in
san Francisco To-day.
AT the annual convention of fruit
growers. held last November in this city
under the auspices of the State Horti-
cultural Society, q committee, consisting
of f. Il. Buck of Vacaville, n. 4. Sauls-
bury and +. t. Earl of Sacramento, J. d.
Matthews of Newcastle, David Reese OF
Florin and II. Weinstock of Sacramento.
was appointed for the purpose of carry
ing out the resolutions which were unan-
lmousIy adopted by the convention,
Inc committee met aud organized inn
medlately after the adjournment of the
convention, and, as the result OF a most
careful and thorough discussion of the
resolutions, unanimously resolved that
the proposed bureau of Information, as
well as the proposed idea of having one
puDllc saleSroom in each city, and max
ing such salesroom free and open to ali
buyers, is not alone of the highest inn
portance to the welfare OF the fresh-truit
interests of the State, but is entirely
practicable.
A further resolution was passed by the
The committee, that a convention of ship
pers and growers who ship fresh fruits
In carload lots be called to meet at au
early date Tor the purpose of organization
and election Of officers.
The proposed convention is called to
meet In San Francisco at the rooms of the
State horticultural Society, 22O Suffer
street, at l 2. N. to-day.
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FOLSOM ELECTRICITY

Poles for the Wires Daily Expected
Work on tie Power
The Sacramento Electric Light and
Power Company expects to shortly be-
gin the erection of their pole line between
the town of Folsom and this city. The
arrival of the ship Garden City with a
cargo of 500 cedar poles from Washing
ton is daily expected.
The poles will be transferred to barges
and brought TO this city, when work on
the erection OF the line viii! be COM
menced Immediately.
The first OF the ,000-hOrse-power cleo
trio generators which are being manu-
fsctnred for the plant by the Schenectady
Machine Works, New York. will be
shipped on the list of April. and Will be
at the power-house in Folsom about a
month later.
Owing to the almost constant rain last
month, the work on the erection OF the
latter structure was greatly retarded. but
is now being pushed forward, and the
expectation of the company is to have
the power in Sacramento and available
for use by juno ist although il may be
possible that everything Will not be in
flrst-class running order until a month
later.
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y Weeks Failures,

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re-
ports % failures in the Pacific Coast
States and Territories for the week end
ing February 10th, as compared with %
for the previous week and 81 for the
corresponding week of 1894. The failures
for the past week are divided among the
trades as follows: Five grocers. 3 butch
ers, ) general stores, hotels, 2 jewellers.
, pianiEg mills, saloon, cigars and to-
bacco, / baker, wood and coal, l har-
ness, | sash and door factory, l printer, l
varieties ana / dairy
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GENERAL NOTICES.

{ tERMANlA BUILDING AND LOAN AS
W sociation.-The monthly fnstaIInGntsrnG
interest are due and payable TO-DAY No
day.. February 18TH. Tie Secretary viii os,
ready 70 receive the same at ms once. lOl
III the evening from to ).
II. }. GOETHE, Secretary. -
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Articles of INSTRUMENTATION,

The following articles of incorporation
have been fled in the office of the Secre-
tary of State:
Aqua Tibia Land and Water Company.
Principal place of business, Oceanside.
San Diego County. Capital stock, 500. 600.
with the following directors: Lee III.
UT, Redlands; Simon Goldbaun, San
Luis Key Joseph l.. Nugent, Henry
Fisher, Herbert Crouch, Oceanside.
Howard III. Bowen Company. Princi-
pal place OF business, san Francisco.
Capital stock. $4,000, with the following
directors: Howard II. Bowen, Sam Sal
ONION, Carl II. Reuter-, J. l.. Franklin,
Charles a. Partridge, san Francisco.
General Construction Company. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco.
Capital stock, SO. 900. with the following
directors: f. Rifle, Portland, Or; j. +.
Sims, James w. Whiting, ID. C. Hough-
ton, William f. Gibson, San Francisco.
California State Therapeutic Society.
Principal place of business, San Fran
cisco. Directors-B. Sturman, NJ. D.,
Alameda; w. NJ. Park. NJ. D.; DIR. Nellie
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POLICE COURT JoTTINGs.

a Merchant Convicted of Cruelty to
Animals.
In the Police Court Saturday the case
of Ned Kelly, alias "Deaf' Kelly, charged
with being vagrant, was continued un-
iii Tuesday morning.
The trial of James Savers, charged with
battery on his wife, was continued until
Tuesday morning.
c. A. Sawtelle was found guilty of
cruelty TO animals by jury, and will re-
ceIve his sentence to-day.
All W ong was convicted of selling lot
terry tickets, and Will be sentenced Tues
day morning.
in the County Jail for petit larceny.
Chas. Mccarthy will be sentenced this
morning for battery. Theodore Lohse.
who failed TO appear as witness in the
case, was fined s. 30 for contempt of court.
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OAK STOVE WOOD. So rs PER CORD
~ delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on Iwelttn-strect ruaG. +. o. address, sos
seventh street. W. II. BASLIIR.
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CITY BOND INTEREST.
w. ;. Kendall Sues the City to Recove
on Bonds of 1888.

w. ;. Kendall Sues the City to Recover.
on Bonds of 1888.
w. s. Kendall, by his attorney, F. S..
Sprague, has petitioned the Superior
Court for writ of mandate to compel
City Treasurer j. N. Porter to pay s., 600
and interest on three of the city bonds of
1888.
Payment was refused on the ground
that no interest is due, and that the
principal only is payable. The latter will
be paid on surrender and cancellation of
the bonds when there is money enough
IN the fund to do so. The Treasurer holds
that coupons Of the bonds of 1889 must
be paid before the interest on the bonds
OF 1888.
Superior Judge Johnson ordered the
writ returnable on March LIST.
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NOT THE MAN.

The san Bernardino suspect Proves
Not to be ''Shy Red.'
Sheriff Johnson returned on Saturday
night from san Bernardino, having in
custody the man supposed to be Harry
Sands, alias shy Red" who is suspected
of being one OF the Weber murderers.
Although satisfied that the man was not
the party wanted, the Sheriff thought it
advisable 10 bring him to this city to
avoid any possibility Of mistake
Since his arrival the man has been seen
by several members OF the police force.
who declare positively that he is not
Shy Red"
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SENTENCE C5MMUTBD.
John McAuliffe's Term Reduced From
Ten to six Years.

John McAuliHe's TENN Reduced From
Ten to six Years.
Governor Budd has committed to six
years the term of John McAuliffe, con-
victed Of grand larceny in San Francisco
in September, 1890, and sentenced to the
State Prison tC ten years.
McAuliffe waa charged jointly with a
man named Smith for robbery. Smith
was acquitted on the ground OF insanity.
anu McAulife was allowed to plead
guilty to grand larceny.
HIS petition for executive clemency
was signed by the District and Assistant
District Attorneys who prosecuted him,
and fifteen Senators and twenty-eight
Assemblymen, and also by Judge 7. w.
Van Reynegom. who passed sentence
The Communication was also recon-
mended by the State Prison Directors.
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Beighle. DR.. w. M. Forster, DR.. Samuel
II. Roberts. D. D. S., l.. A. Chandler, M.
D., ). g; Tomkins, NJ. D., San Francisco;
James NJ, PEBBLES. NJ. D., San Diego;
geles.
Bingham Milling Company. Principal
place of business, San Diego. Capital
stock. $4,000, with the following direct
tors: J. A. Bingham, B. Bingham, S. J..
bingham, M. A. Bingham, D. Murphy,
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HIS SHOULDER BROKEN.
Painful Accident to W. S. Watson

Falnful Accident to w. S. Watson on
the Rancho Del Paso.
VIM. S. Watson, whose home is at 22OS
L street, but who is employed on Jacob
Heintz' ranch, met with a serious acct
dent on the Haggin Grant Saturday af-
ternoon, which resulted in the fracture OF
his right shoulder blade.
he was driving a team attached to a
wagon loaded with oyster shells, when
the horses became frightened at a rail-
road train and ran away Watson was
thrown out and the wheels of the wagon
passed over his right shoulder
He walked all the way into the city and
applied at the Receiving Hospital, where
his injury was treated by the City Physi-
clan.
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UNFORTUNATE ALBCK.
He Stole a Bogus Dollar, and 1t Led to
His Arrest

He Stole Bogus Dollar, and 1t Led to
His Arrest.
Officers Talbot and Douglas have ar
rested Aleck Jones on suspicion OF hav-
ing burglarized "Googy" Welch's saloon
on L street the other night.
1t happened that WEIGH had bogus
dollar in the till when his saloon was
burglarized, and it was one Of the articles
stolen.
Jones had endeavored to pass the coin
IN number of saloons on Saturday, so
the,otlicers say, which led to his capture.
Soldier" Walker, Welch's bartender,
was IN the Lafayette saloon on Saturday
when Jones attempted to dispose of the
bad coin in that place, and Walker i'm
mediately identified it. He informed Tai
bot and Douglas, and they arrested Jones.
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CHINESE LOTTERIES,
The Police Have Been Making Raids
on Them.

UIIOB IVNt btSu Niahln4 KAlUS
on Them.
By direction OF Chief of Police Drew
the officers have commenced to raid the
various Chinese lottery places in this
city.
On Saturday evening Officers Fisher
and Maley arrested a Chinaman named
Fong Tong for conducting a lottery in
the cigar store on the southeast corner OF
Fifth and X streets.
The same officers, with officer Taylor.
also arrested Long Sing for conducting a
lottery in the rear of the Chinese shoe
store on the west side of Sixth street, be-
tween and X.
Officer Bagley also arrested All Ching.
travelling vender of Chinese lottery
tickets
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Notaries PnhIic.

Governor Budd has appointed and
commissioned the following as Notaries
Public:
NJ. V. Ashbrook, w. d. Crichton.
Fresno; y. II. Cummings, Sanger
Fresno County; H. S. Peabody, Los An
geles; f. b. Mahon, San Rafael; j. 1T,
Corcoran, Mariposs; Daniel W. Maltby.
Forest Hill, Placer County; w. E. Mcneil.
Beckwith, Plumas County; w. B. Mat
thews, Mohawk. Plumas County; Will
NJ Beggs, San Jose; c. w. hartman, Tu-
lare; Siegmund Wolff, Traver. Tulare
County; VIM. F. Bray, Perris, Riverside
County.
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FOR SALE.

- ACKAMENTO BUILDING AND LOAN
- Association has stock tor sale.
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4 Detective .Attachment.

After the cases of J. L. TiIden and
wife, charged by Constable Spinks with
resisting an officer, had been partially
tried on Saturday, City Attorney Brown
moved that they be discharged on the
ground that Splnks had not put a proper
attachment on the Tildens' property. He
said Spinks had no right to stop them
while they were moving it from one
house TO another if the attachment was
defective.
Justice Davis granted the motion and
di scharged the defendants.
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DUBOIS WOOD

He Receivers Judgment for 1t Against
Constable.
Superior Judge Catlin has rendered
judgment in favor OF the plaintiff in the
suit of NJ. Dubois against Constable
Alfred Spinks for the recovery of l25
cords of wood, or the equivalent thereof.
which the plaintiff claimed was illegally
seized by Spinks.
IN his official capacity as Constable,
SplnKs levied on the wood under an at
tachment against another person, but
Dubois proved it was his property.
Judgment was for the l25 cords at s. sc
per cord, or S3I2 30 in all.
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THE most comfortable convenient,
commodiOus and expeditions route now
to the Eastern States is by the Sunset
Limited; yestibule, splendidly equipped,
lighted by gas. hotel, bath house, barber
shop and all other appliances of modern
elegance
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CALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
~ butter. zoe II; No. pickle roll, 35c good
hams; lc u; bacon, 1O1ac ID; shoulders, 71ac
toes. zoe; fancy olives zoe Quart; Iayer raj
sins, 1O-b box, soc; 10 bars boss soap, 25c:
good tea, 25c ID; Schilling's best Costa RIGA
and Java coffee, 3 Us 81, If you want to get
square deal call at SIS X street. SIMONS 81
son.
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ADJUSTMENTS

AT the Clunle Opera-house this evening
there will be presented a new play by the
versatile dramatIst ID. *. Higgins. 1t is
believed that 1t will represent the best
effort OF the playwrighfs life. 1t was
born OF his fancy, it is understood, sew
eral years ago during an engagement in
New Orleans. At that time he did not
attempt to elaborate the central idea of
the story that ran in his mind, but at
odd times thereafter he took it from the
shelf of his memory and prospected it. so
TO speak. Last year, when Mark Twain's
story, "Puddin' Head Wilson - apneared
in the Century, Mr.. Higgins found that
MIR. Clemens had fallen upon one of the
same ideas that he, Mr.. higgins, had
been studying. tie then resolved to work
out his play, and he has done so, and it
will be presented to-night under the title
Jack Rose OF Tennessee" While in it
Will be dIscoverable strong resemb lance
to one or two OF the leading characters in
Iwaln's Story, the motive is not the same.
ana the scenes have no resem blance
whatever, nor the Incidents, the action or
the outcome to Iwain'S dramatic sketch
There are in the play several wholly new
scenes, Tor instance one illustrating a
run" upon bank. The play is in four
acts. 1t Will be given with new scenery
by Edward Durand, new mechanical
effects by Lewis Parker, and now melo-
dramatic musical arrangement by Pro-
lessor Kyle. the hinge of the story is
the changed relations Ola white youth and
one tlnged with African blood the latter
being by trlckery OF his OctorOon mother
given place not rig httully his, while the
rejected youth, born of family in which
refinement and gentienesS were heredit-
| airy traits, is relocated to the rough life of
the tennessee mountains, but which does
Of Z ha
instincts of the gentleman. There are
twenty-five characters in the play. ueces-
stating doubling by McCurdy. Burress
and Hosmer. Mr.. v ebster remains with
the company, and has leading part in
The new play.
The box-office of the Metropolitan
Theater opens at $3.50 this morning Tor
reservation OF seats for the season of the
Calhoun Opera Company, beginning to-
morrow night. The first opera is to be
'Amorlta," humorous production by
CZIbulka, and never before given here.
There are some torty-tve or fifty mem
bers OF the company, including capable
orchestra. Concerning the troupe the
Seattle Press Times of February 9th said:
AS TO the opers, there was but one opinion
the performance was without a flaw from the
opening chorus till the curtain Ieu on the
last act. Never was a more even, smooth per
torrance witnessed on the Seattle theater
stage. One often hears about pretty chorus
girls, Dut Ii is seldom any opera com pany car
ries more than two or three. The Calhoun
opera Company does not carry any hUmely
ones, ana IN addition to their pretty faces
they have the shapeliest of forms and good
voices. they have been thoroughly trained
and form one OF the strongest features OF the
opera. Their costumes are costly and strik-
ing. The male chorus Is equally as good
The company has an understudy for
each of It's leaders. Those to take part in
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DILEY'S GROCERY. TENTH AND F.
IL a full assortment of agate and tin ware.
and DC counters: good butter from 80 to
4Oc per roll; cans corn, zoe; 3 cans toma-
toes, 2Oc; pruneS, &c 10; 8 lbs 2. beans, 25c In
order 10 meet hard times we are selling goods
at the lowest mark.
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MEETING NOTICES.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OFF, :
~ Court Capitol, No 6T42, A. O. F. Na,Y
OF A.-The Court viii give entertain s.
ment and dance THIS EVENING at .Ssti
s o'clock. Visiting members cordially in
Vited. j. c. ING, R.. c. r.
PHIL. HIRSCH, r. S. 1t
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1e1 e SEVENTH ST-FURNISHED OR
1OIO unfinished rooms, with or without
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'Amorita" are Miss Marie Bell, Miss
Adele harrington, Miss Gertie Lodge,
Douglas Flint, comedian; Fred Huntley,
Abot Davidson. Belle Lorraine. Edward
Webb and George Lyding,
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IN POUNDS FLOUR FREE To EACH
~ purchaser of pounds of our Unity I'M
coIored Japan tea at soc per pound; best Jelly
In glass, 15c; lot of sugar bowls at 25c worth
4oc; large halt-pound cans finest French sar-
dimes, zoe; table pears, loo per can; l-pound
plug good chewing tobacco. 25c. SACKA-
MENTO CASH, Eleventh and j.
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GROCERIES.

DRICES TALK FOR Us: FRESH SACRA.
l. mento eggs, 25c doz.; fresh butter, soc
roll; cans good oysters, 25c; cans tonla-
toes, 2Oci line Japan tea, 25c D.; English
Anchor Baking Powder, guaranteed the best
made, 12-fbs zoe; ID, 4Oc; ; lbs, 9Oc; White
Lily syrup, the best table syrup, zoe gallon
&c ID; cans Eagle milk for SOC; line mount
am butter, 2Oc ~; our square butter 4Oc is
the best; bottles pickles, 25c: 10 bars soap,
soap, 25c; bars toilet soap, 25c; fine prunes
&C D.; dried pears, sc D.. tine raisins 5 lbs for
25c; No. nlaccaroni, soc box; 3 fbs. Mocha
buckles coffee, 25c 10. hams, lie D.; snouI-
ders, nc H.; large cans mustard sardines,
loo. BEESLE1 u son, $40 X street
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TOR SALE DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
L dipped, guaranteed TO stand high pressure,
at low rates. SACRA MENTC PIPE WORKS,
in Octagon building, near depot.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacramento on
Monday. February Is, 1896:
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Remaining in the PoStOffce at Sacramento on
Monday. February Is, 1896:
Ladies' List.
Anderson. Miss D-2 Martin, Miss Ella
Archer, Mrs Nellie Mettle, Miss l.
Eentson, Mrs Julie McMary Flora
Bennett, Mrs g Meyer, .nrS Nose
Brown, Miss Fannie Cats, Mrs Flora
BUrck, Mrs l. Reynolds, Miss II l.
BurwelI, Mrs Nellie Radrlgues, Julia Y-2
ooper, Miss Annie Shea, Mrs
CouZins, Miss Phoebe Smith, Mrs VIM
Dunn, Mrs Nellie Il SwaZey, Mrs Wallace
Gamcn, Mrs L Swanson, Mrs Laura
Clutch, Mrs Chas taylor, Mrs y &
Glames. Mrs frankie Turner, Miss f.
Grey, Miss IL Turner, Miss Maud
itaftle, Mrs Il Vaughn Miss Lille
Huntune. Mrs Julia Vernon, Miss Willie
Jacobs, Geo Walton, Mrs Margaret
Jensen, Warde, Miss Race
Johnson, Mrs \ Weldy Miss Jennie
hamarchi Miss \ Whitley, Miss Mae
Loher, Miss Lille White, Miss Katie
Marln, Miss Louisa Willour, Mrs II
Marbaoker. Mrs 4 a Williams, Mrs Hester
Mcmahon, Mrs JennieW inship, Mrs s X
Marshall, Miss Jessie Wright Miss Bertha
Gentiemen's List.
Baker, y w karmer NJ Rienstra
Bahama, John KauZaki, l Rudolph, +
John Kelly, j + scott, Il w
Brodie, Jos klotz, Scott, w +
Brooks, q W Kline, Frank Schroeder, a
Brown, j w kuriS, I Scnuut, r
Buchon, John Lindley, d l. Seman, A W
BundocK, > Little, w ShiVe, II NJ
Button, q Looth, w Sinclair 4
bufk, Il VI Marshall, q : SmaIley, w w
arr, X Martin, Jas Smith, a W II
Carey, a + McCIintock, \ Bro
Christophe, e Il Smith,
A D-2 McClintock, j Smith c a
Collins, Jos McCrady, j Snyder, Thos
Cone, " w Mccarthy, d + stafford, j-2
Con, Jas w McMurtry, "A 7 Stark, Geo
Davis, n McCrady, John Stevidsou, G 81
Dearborn, b Z Mccarthy, d Stradliug, w G
Dean, Geo ii McMahon | NJ Straub John
De Rosa, & q Mclaughlin. T sullivan, J
Donohoe, j Melander \ NJ / thompson, WS
Duncan, Miller, q . Taylor, w Z
Dunlap, + NJ Merritt, c w Talbot. w Z
Durant, DR. ID Z Mitchell, J 5 Thompson, l.
ErtIe, = MoSely, II Thompson q
Eeeny, ] II hurry, f Thelier w
Field, hobt Murry. w n Tong. A NJ
Frankhouse, j NaWOrthy, j Tucker, w
GAVIN. M Niles. E J-2 watson,
Gleason, w Nlebaur, q Ward,
iIauser, NJ l. Nichols, j ) Waldron, A
han, Alex Nurse, NJ a Wendt, j H
nan, W II OCOnnOr. G White, @ w
tiail, JOhn Odell, VIII Williams A
Hamilton, u + Packard, A Fl Williamson, H
Hardle, E-2 Parr. James or Il
Hatch, VIM Phelps, VIM WinSlOw. f
Harmance, Z l. Ferry, Chas Winters, H
I1enry, ID Rem berton, 9 WoOdman, ID
mouse. l. II Flicker, l. Wilkinson, +
Hutton, Chas Proctor, GP Wright, w 4
Johnson, q M PreSeon, Wren, u l.
Jones, a Quiggle, ! Wyent, VIM
Joseph, iichardson,W Williams, II
Jucklng, NJ Remnle, + Williams, B
Foreign.
Andfea Merlone CrOscatzo Nicola
MiScellancoUs.
Messrs Anderson & Brunette
W >, LEA IL h. PoStmaStar
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Commissioner of Deeds

Governor Budd has appointed and COM
missioned John Noble Commissioner of
Deeds, to reside at Dublin, Ireland,
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THE leading music store in Northern
California is the Cooper Music Company
(Neale, Eilers Il Co.., 63l street.
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CORoNADOWATER,M cMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street. j
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

400 0ON PRUNE, PLUM, PEACH
HUI, UUU Cherry and Pear Trees FOR
SALElat cents each, +. 0. 3. Terms to SUI:
you. No better trees in California. Any tree
not perfectly satisfactory may Oe returned 1T
my expense. Address OSCAR KNOTT, Wal
nut Grove Cal.
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L0ST-F0UND.

7 OST-IN THIS CITY, FEBRUARY l 9TH,
l. on Twenty first street, between o and r, IL
lady's gold watch and fob; initials ''R. NJ. S"
on cover. A suitable reward Will be given Tor
its delivery at this office. fe1S-2t
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City Finances.

City Auditor Young makes the follow
ing statemento of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the city for the week ending
Saturday. EahruarN lR 1905.
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PERSONALS.

rIyAKE YOUE GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
i 70 +. 4 q. THOMAS for best and quickest
work. l0II Sixth street.
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NESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHAINEYS
- cleaned; no dirt; lowest pricrss. ". ll.
SLAUGHTER, By X and 53I NJ.
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100 K STkEET-NEWLY FURNISHED
1cU rooms, single or en- suite, with or with
out board; prices reasonable.
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\ Lawyer Touched Off.
General A. L. Hart had his peck ct
picked Of a handsome gold match box on
Saturday night.
On one side Of the box was set a small
diamond and the owners name was en-
graved on the other side
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY
= oII sixth St, Sacramento. farm hands
general help furnished and contracts exc
cuted,
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BLACKSMITH5. ETC.

II CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUP
IL. lie that hereafter he Will MAKE n spe-
cialty OF horSeshoeing; no extra charges Tor
steel handmade sIde toe and quarter weight,
forging and interfering and stumbling shoes.
1909 Eighth street.
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DEST TAMALES AT MRS. HERNAE-
ID DEL'S, 1l12 Fourth street Mexican
meals cooked to order; also, Mexican beans.
Enchiladas served on sunday.
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EIsHERMAN'S TWINE AND uCnT,S
i all sizes; bedrock prices; at DO NNF9S
COG X street. Sacramento.
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TINEETH FILLED ABSOLUTELY WITH.
i out pain by DIR. G. w. NhW'SOM, ll20 I.
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SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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WANTED.

4 EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR FOR
~ dyeing and cleaning business. Apply
1O11 Sixth street.
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F-STREET MARKET. CORNER SECOND
l. and l. TO everyone that wants hay il Will
be greatly 10 your advantage to call and see
our price list before buying elsewhere.
Full weight guaranteed.
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BOoKBINDEES.
DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

nRESS AND CLOAK MAKER CLOAKS
~ made over; suits, S., 50 and $40. 1923
Seventh street.
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| OOk HERE-A MAGNIFICENT OPPOR-
IL tunity for trst-class canvasser, lady or
gentleman. Inquire OF Z. Il. BERGMAN,
42O street, this city, between the hours of
a. NJ. and IL NJ
The record-union., 1895-02-18

THE LANGHAM, 4O1 l. STREET-BOARD
4 ana rooms by the day, week or month;
permanent and transient guests solicited
The record-union., 1895-02-18

MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, I AND J
NJ streets-Decidedly the best place in the
city, comfortable clean and hoInelike; rooms
en- suite or single, with or without board;
good board, ST per week.