davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
Qddter uno Sarmei9entRamer.

Wie aus Soma beribtet niro, be1iBt Dtez
fer Staat peniqftens einen Martt, duf
nel6em Die Na9frage neit gr0Ber 1T, a!s
Der 8orrat6 unb baS lit Der Marft fleiBi=
ger, 3uperldffiger unb fG6iger Sarn'pG6ter.
SeIbit in Dem nod 10 iungen, nor0peftlida
Sbetle bes Staates lit Die Nd3frdge barr
na9 cine i'm 3une6men begrtffene. Die
Sortf6rttte in Der 2dnbpirtbf9af unD
beren @%nttptdelun9 fparen 10 ruf9e, baB
fi9 bort ieBt SauIenbe i'm 8efibe BON Sur
men befinberf bic 1te idmmt beren Bearbeiz
tung pa9tpeife on Mnbere ubtreten MIDI
ten. 0iefe Qeute bener6en fi9 UNI Die
@ette I'm Bd6ter, benen Tie 0ertrduen ent=
gegen brtngen tDnnen. @s 1T audi DurGz
aus fein Mangel an 8enerbern UNI pG9z
ter teQen DDr6an6en, 6as S9limme 1T MIN,
DdB ft3 unter t6nen gu btele beTinoen, be-
men Die erforberli9en @igen56aften ubz
geben. Sarmeigentbiimer BADEN bic Urz
fabrung gemu6t, baB BET Der 8erletbur9
bes Pa6tre4tes Die Na6l gar gu oft auf
WtGnner fGQt, bic tpo6lgemut6 unb gutter
0inge itno, penn ie Sdbr Elm, Sabr aug,
bon Der 6anb in. ben Munb leber ~f0rnen,
Die ftets entf9lofen finb, 70 tpenig als mig
lt9 Nrbett gu Derrt9ten un0 beiorgt gu
fetn f9etnen, baB bic Sarm in etnen1 71
9uten 3uftanb er6dlten ntrb, Mdnner,
neI9e feline 9elegen6ett po~riibergeben lolz
len, einen Sag oOer ldnger in Der naGflen
Srti6aft lumber gu bummeln, oOer, penn
mDgli6, ben @tgent6iimer UNI etnen 5heil
fetnes &ntbeils an ben Surmer3eugniien
81 %begaunern. @S lit nirtli9 unqemein
f6tDtertg, Die re6ten 2eute gu ftnben unb
Die ptObuften3ufu 6r mad ben J)f1rfte;1
muB Oarunter letDen. 60 neniqften5 (auten
Die &lagen pon Sarmern, bic aus Grfabz
rung fpre9en. 8or einigen Sabren mod
bieB es, bas Qanb lei 70 btllig unb tDnne
unter 70 giinftigen &oufbebingungen err
pOrben perben, baB Der unterneblnung5z
1uittge, fpariame unb fleiBige BG9ter febr
balO felbft in ben 8eIib einerSarm g%eGangen
f0nne, Sbippbl nun Die gretie fir 9utes
Sarmlanb i'm norbpe1 tli9enSeSolpa au9 iebt
mod berbdltntBmdBig niebrig finb, 70 finb
tie bod i'm lebten Sabr3ebnt f3ne1 in Die
90be gegangen uno fir biele ni9t er i9ptngz
bar. Oas capital folber Qeute fam, cine
3ett lang nenigitens, in Der 8epirt616afz
tung DDn s5armen dnberer Qeute better du=
gelegt perben. Ser gu9t3ins pirb in Der
&egel bur9 Die Nbgdbe zines S6eiles Der
Sarmer3eugntfe an ben @igentbiimer IL
qutoirt unb unter fpl9en 8erbdltnifIen
ftnb Die 8e5iebungen 3pti3en @igentbiimer
unO PG@ter felbftberftdn0lt3 fOI8e be5
8ertrauens.
MiBbrdu9e biefes0e rtrauens haben a6er
f9on bel ba5u betgetrdgen, beiOe Parteien
etnanoer 81 entfremben.
Wfit einem .@ort, Der 5uberlGfiige. berz
trauensniirbige pdhter, Der arbettsfarle
N1ann, peI9er audi 3u urbeiten oeritebt,
'nnb ouf Oeffen @ort man buuen tann, lit
i'm nOrbpei tli9en Soma Elm gefu9ter DR.
tttel unO tbm %er0ffnet ft9, au9 penn er
nur iiber geringe MSittel 81 b~erfigen bat,
Elm lohnenbes Mrbeitsfelb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
GanowirtbfaaftIide Beila9e ser
uJutnots Stats 5eitun9"

SIN 6ieIem 8Latte mtrb ieoem 9an6Dtrtb
6aS @ort ertbetlt, Ser in la6li6er Wetle
iiber @ferbau 8iebju6t, @Grtneret
8ienenaubt II. +. N. feline Nnit9ten ans3uz
brifen pini6t, Ober burb BEN p8rtefz
faften" Inn NufflGrung na9iubt. Sober
8etriebspeiie tpir6 glei9es &ebt eingez
rGumt, in Der 8orauslebung, baB Elm ieber
nit Der ameritanii6en 2anbwtrtbi6aTt
bertrauter Sarmer eS ais ielbtnerltGnoltb
finbet, 6aB allgemetne Nlnpeilungen unb
&atbi6IG9e ni9t INNER fir ale @e9enOen
@iItigteit baben, ba bic fGimatii9en Ser
bGltnilie berf6ieben itnb.
Die berebrten 2eier iin6 freunbli9 err
iubt, lire 8eobabtungen unb @rfabrun7
gen Der &ebattton mit5utbeilen. Wenn AUDI
manGem bon i9nen Elm gut She'll 8ii6erz
petsbeit abgebt, 10 lit ct bafitr ntedei9t
nm 10 tiicbtiger in Der Braris, tpomit CT
gar oft Die Sbeorien Der eeIebrten
%2anbmirtbe in ben S6atten 81 itelen per7
mag. Die &ebaftion lit gerne bereit, ba,
no es nOtbig lit, bic ei~ngeianbten 3uibrtf7
ten in poiien6e Sorm fir ben Druid 81
brin9en. glrbettet aue nit an Der v0anbz
tuirtbihaftliben 8eiIage", ban1it ite immer
mebr an Sntereiie getptnnen unb re9t Stes
len nIbIi3 tuer0en mOge!
Nnbreas Simon,
e6afteur6er 6 a n 5 n / t ;
i6aftlt6 en- 8eiIdge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
I'm Ole Sdaf5uht eeminnbrtneeno
81 eeitalten.

Die in Der @ef9i9te Der omerifdniI6en
S6af5u9t nod ME bagepefenen niebrigsn
MDGpreiIe Der gegentpartigen 3eit entbalter
cine 2ebre unb @arnung 5uglet9, Die Elm
leOer 9eerbenbsfiber beber5tgen foqte, 0iefe
2e6re lautet: perbinbet BEL Der S9af3u9t
bic SGetf9er5eugung 3uglet9 mil
Der WDlegepinnung! 0ie pertbboG1en 2dnz
bereten %f0nnen, bas unterliegt feinem 3neie
fel, ielbt unter einem Mc&tnlep : SariI
ni6t Idnger ausf9lteBIi6 CUR WoGlerasu=
gung benubt perben. @u6 but ii9 bic
Npt6penbigfeit nod niemals eingeiteqt, Der
@r3eugung zines feinen 8lieBes Die 5Orbez
rung bes Sleii3anfdBes BEL ben Sbieren gu
opfern. Die @rfolge, tpel3e Die 3ii9ter bon
Oelaines@ unb &ambouiQetz@ 6afen gu Der=
aei9nen baben. beaeugen bic &i4tigteit oieIsr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
Gbinefer ais Obft5nhter.

Cine @efeGf8aft rei6er Gbinefen in San
Sranctsco, meift Mttglieber Der betannten
feds 8efeuf9aften, bat cine benz @bicagOer
Sbft5ii9ter 9eneral SSo6n s, 8ibnea gez
bOrige Sbtfarm gepu9tet, Ser 8iOpel19e
Sbitgarten mar Sabre lang Der gr0Bte i'm
9taate unb 1T nod ieBt Der 5DeitgrDBte,
inbem er bier Biz f~iinftaufenb stores nit
SbftbGumen nDbl6etanbenen 2anbes UNI
fdBt. 9omit baben fi9 aber Die unter=
nebmungsGuitigen @6tneien ni9t ~6egnIgt;
pielmebr BADEN ie nod mebr groBs Obitz
qdrten in benz nOrbli6en Sbetle be5 5tads
fes fir elm Bis fiinftaufenO Dollars 1dbr>
lt6 qepa9tet. Sci benz ungiinitigen Qus=
faGle Der beiben lebten Obfernten tpdren Die
Sbf5ii9ter frOb, ibre Gdrten an Die Sbirs=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
Agricultural 81tpple1ttettt.

fen perpa9ten gu f0nnen, benen ni9t5 i'm
@ege ite6t, Suits fir ben balben 5agelo6n,
tpel9en Elm @eiBer gu 5abIen bdtte, dls Or
better gu bingen, unb bic besbol5 aub lie
6oben Ya9tbetrdge gu entri6ten I'M StanOe
1inb. Sn elmer BON Gbinefen betrtebenen
Ginma9ezNnftalt peroen Die Srii9te jener
SbItgdrten eingema9t perben. Wtan be-
fiir3tet iibrigens ernite Nrbeiterfpirren,
neil bic G6ineIe len in ibren Sbftgdrten feline
peiBen Mrbeiter a%nitelen perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
8Iaertiid.

@on Der @erfu9s<Station in
Seras: 9 ut1etin So, 80, l., 9flduz
.menforten; g, fbGoli4e Pil3e unD Snfef=
ten; g., Aprifofenforten; H., SOrten bon ia=
pantheon 9dttelpflaumen.
BON Der Pboenir Nur erD s D. in
Bloomington, ST.: GataIpg BON 8aumI6ulz
@rtiteln, &ofen, @etpd4sbauspflanaea,
9artenblumen u. |. IN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
pfrtnb

8emerfenstpert6 1T bier Der ltmItanb, baB
einiee @orten @bobbD unsefGbr nod elm
mai 10 bod I'M Preife iteben, clS Die beitan
@orten BON gepaf9ener @lie5pole unb mebr
als breimal 10 bod, als ungepal9ene Sbio@
ober Mt9igon=Wo1e Sm Weiteren be-
lebrt uns Obiges 8er5ei9nib, baB flanelene
Qumpen einen b0beren @ertb 6dben, ais Wtz
9igan XzWoue unb bab Slodipolle, Oor
ben SGd9en tpo0ener 3u9e abgef9Orene
WDle, Der beften ungepaI Genen 8lteBpoIe
Dorge3ogen mirb.
0ngeii9ts Der S6atfo9e, baB bas aus
getragene flanelene 9emb bes Sarmer5 per
9funb einen bOberen Prets bringt, ols Die
Be e 8lieBpole, ioIte unfere 8unoesgeieBz
gebung ben Sprberungen %unferer S9afz
3ii9ter unb Der WoQtpaarenzG on lumenten
ni6t ldnger ptberteben unb Mtttef in Qnz
tpenbung bringen, Inn Die G%ernen0ung BON
gefdli3ter Wo1e antatt e9ter in engeren
@renaen gu 6alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
uno vSPoooY versus Dlief=
moue.

2ente, Die benz @oGmartt beIonbere Nuf>
merffamfeit f9enfen, Daben Idngit ben @e~
brau9 bon @rfabmttteln als einen pi9tigen
5aftoren in Der ScItfchunJ Der preiie fir
81teBpp1e erfannt. Die W}engen Der BEL
Der 9eriteIung BON io9sn. gang pDlenen"
Subrifaten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ha<
BEN it9 a~amG6Gtg, absr Durcl1ll5 ni6t lang
fam, in fpl9em Mdbe pernebrt, boB 5abrtz
fen, Die nur 8IieBnoGe berar6eiten, 3l ben
Nusna6men gerecbnet peroen miilen. @3lbItz
peritGnblt9 beeinfluiien 1olhe 3uitdnbe ZEN
preis Der @o1e, in ipslh.m @rdbe aDer,
lGBt ii9 ni9t geaau b%eitimmen,
Sin 6eQes 2t6t nitIE ouF Die SoGlage
zines nst jiingften NretSosr5ei0nine, pclbeS
mir Der rManufactnreH'S @a5eite" entneb-
men nno fib auf ben Nollr1dr:t in @Ofinn
be5iebt. Dteie P1s;snottrnngen 1inb fepr
lebrrei4 unb DeBbolb I1len mir iie bier fpl=
den:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
g. s.. @eG3er, Seras.

Mntnort: Die 8e6anblung hdngt
Bier BON Der @eranlafung bes uebels alb,
Sic miifen erit genau unteriuhen, tpa5 hem
S6ier feblt, benin bas Jeuanpa31et 1T mir
cine Nebener19einung trgenO elmer be1tImln7
ten &ronf6eit. gu ben b~dufigften Hrlad)eIl
tperbsn oeadblt: gel tDrte @erbauung, 8urm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

The Wholesale grocery store of j
D. n Il. s. Christian, on Sont.
Fourteenth street, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this morning, Loss
about $50, 900, and nearly fully in
sured.
The Board of Agriculture held a
brlet meeting this morning at 10
O'Clock and adjourned TO pay their
respects to the Governor. The mem.
bers called III body and had a
very pleasant chat with Gov. O'Fer-
rail-.
The board met again at noon and
q resolution was adopted appropriate
lug 600 (Sl00 for each district) to
DC used IN deiraying the expenses of
Farmers Institutes.
The resolution adopted last night
IN regard TO fertilizer ANALYSIS was
recousidered and the following sub
stitute offered: That the sum of
Si,ouo, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, be appropriated for
the purpose Of carrying into oxecu
tion the plan agreed upon this day
by tho board for testing soils aud
making fertilizer experiments, no
more than $50 of which shall be
expended IN any Congressional Dis
trict, and the amount thus appro.
prlated shall lie placed under the
control and management of the
Commissioner of Agriculture ana
the member of this board from the
district for which it Is so appru.
priated, provided, however, that to
aid In the proper conduct of said
test by the Department OF
Agriculture the Commissioners
shall be authorized to procure
the services of scientific man,
whose duties it shall be to MD in Sc.
Letting suitable plots OF ground in
the several districts for these expert
ments and to supervise them from
time to time and to aid in the prep
aratlon of the reports and the final
results to the department., aud to
that end the Commissioner Is direct.
ell to make application 70 the pres
dent and board of the Agricultural
aud Mechanical College at Blacks.
burg for suitable appointee for the
purpose from Its corps OF professors
and tenchers. Bnt in case the appii-
cation Is not granted then the Com.
missioner, in conjunction with the
member OF the board in tie district
III which the experiment is to be
made, shall otherwise secure such
services, provided that not more
than 5000 shall be expended for tnls
purpose, to he paid out of the above
appropriation of 81, 800.
Alter much discussion the subsii.
tute WAS adopted.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
and the president of the Board were
authorized to move the cabinet of
minerals to the State library build
ing.
| The Board then adjourned sine
die.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
Il, c. HOggard g. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
i26 MAiN STREET,
PHONE No. 74p.

FOR RENT-l2G Willoushby, 9l3apj
80 Wi!lo ghby. all modern convcnienrrs
am" eisterns; w Park avenue, 40 l'nrk
nue.. 81 hclyaN enue, now houro on chr
avenue. 40 WoOj street, Is Chn 81
Bre yer. % Charlotte street. 7Ol ChancI
Jana - b, ter ,nua 39and ~ Dn,,h -
FOX NAi.E-lwo houses on Par nvo.
nue.; four on Willo ghby avenue. two an
Cooke avenue: one OH Gibbs avenue
Tour on highland three on Reservoir.
one on lnnstali. two on Falkland re-,
on lovltt aven e, one on Clav ono W.
q avenue, Huntersvillc. and me-. lots on
freemason. Bousl. Dartmouth On
rev. MARSHALL, Hi hlanG. Park ma
GIBBS alsos veral nice farms well locatp%
suitable for stock raising. rain or trmci,
solicited. 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
jalU-2t
Closing Out Sale Of Furniture,
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pays

BY Bird. Baldwin & Co. -Aucti,ncer,, Room,
p aud % liaddington building,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
EXEcuroR's SALE or VALUABLE CITY

By Pann'll Bros Real Estate and General Auo-
tioneers, No. lls Main stree, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
CAU ION.

All persons are caution against pur-
Chasing ,iephono instruments reau,r-
ing battery tor their operation. or using
instruments OF this DESCRIPTION except
TELEPHONE COMPANY. of Boston Mass.
y hls company owns Letters Patent NO.
AG3. $50. granted to Emile nerliner. No.
vembcr 18th. 1881. tor combinei tele-
graph and telephone, ami controls Lot
torsP,tent NO. 4I,23l, granted to Thos.
A. tdlson, May Sd. 1892. for speaking
Telegraph. which patents covers fuuda-
mental inventions ami embrace all forms
of microphone tranemItters and OF car
bon telephones.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of the authority vested in me
rs executor OF the last will and testament OF
hitherinc olcr, dcCeas ID and by yirture of
decree OF the Corpora ioil Court OF the city o.
Noritik, entered ON the 9TH day oil Decembeh
lo'il III certain cause in chancery therei,
pending wherein y. h. Seldner executor etc
is llaintli! AID John G. Zeller and o, hers alc
-tienduiis. vi II .r Tor sale AT public auc-
on, nj the Norfolk Real Estate Exchange, No
10 Main street, NorfOlS, Va. on IUE,DAl'
l I'd day OF January. 1895, at I2 O'Clock m,
IRE tOIioWlns property siiua ed in Bramble. O A
ward IN the lid city OF Norio K, Va, and d,,
scribcd H. follows:
those THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
Numbered u. and 5, together with the tenC-
merts thereon, on plan OF said Katherine
NO lsrs pro lcriy, made by q. Tayloe twah.
mey, AtslSt,nt Engineer. and fled with tho
plaintiffs bill In said cause and marked us ex.
mint "B, aud also tho.e two certain yacan,
LOTS marked on SAID plan 4 and = All OF saiA
property being trated on Kelly avenue in tht
sid ctv 81 y rio k
TERMs-One-halfc a'h, balance in two c,uai
inStallmcnis. payable re.prciiNeiv in tix ana
twelve months after the dry OF sale, IN, do
lie red payments to Ire cvd N ed by ucgo ian o
hol:' bearing interest from day OF sale secured
ny deed OF trust on the property or ali cash A,
the "pilon OF the purchaser or purchasers.
pl't OF sal property can be seen al { o ok
nee OF the auconec', or ut the ollie, OF The uil.
dcrsiynej.
a. b. SELpNEE,
Executor.
PANNILL BROS.
)a9-td5 Auciionuers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
SHARP 6 GWATHMEY, 96 Main Street.
REAL. ESTATE.
FOR RE NJ T.

Store ~ onion street, 3j5, 337 Queen
street.
Store 81 Union street
House 30 Gu Oh street,
House on Plume street.
Houses on Bermuda street.
324 VAN sire [
~ Yarmouth street.
store ~ Bank street,
Oihces anu sleeping apartments on
Granny street.
ROW OF new houses Z. a. aYeuus ex-
tanlcd.
No. . Loyall's lane.
Offices on ground floor, 90 Main street
httei TO suit applicants.
New house, riverside, rooms and
stable 6 stalls), Sl2 50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
RICHMOND, Va.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Matters of Interest to All Virgin
ians.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
FOR s a. 6: j..

We offer some or the mogI desirable
Investments now OIL tho market.
Fine West End residence, S7xl20 feet.
No. 1877 dranDy street.
NO. 222 anu 22i Butte street.
lenement rental properties on Church,
Smith. WillouGhby, James and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmore, Brewer,
Princess Anne. Plume Riverside. Wind
sor ana Now Castle Streets and Park.
Milioughbv. Central ana Il Avenues, and
many moro at Lamberts Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11

Rf VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE COR
~ poration Court of the city of Norfolk
pronounced On december 18th 1891, in the
chancery su Of l.. III. Shields trustee, vs. W
~. Rhca and others. we viii sell n; public auc.
ton, at the Real Estate Exchange, No. us Main
street Norao.k, Va, OH SATURDAY, the I9th
Gay OF January. 1888, at II o'clock H. THAT
VALUABLE. PROPERTY situated on the east
SIDE OF Cumb ,rand street, IN the city of Nor.
folk, Va, and fronting thcrton totty-eirh,
let, more or less known aud numbered undcp
the present city numbering n No. Cumber.
land ct.
]. Property will be ofIcre' as f,llows: On,
large te room brick house and lot No. ! Cum.
terand sire I.
2. Vacant lot about c34GO feet and ADJOINING
the property on thu outh
ms property adjoins Cumberlar I'd Street M.
+. church snd Is a very d.s irabe r. sidcpt.aS
portion OF the town. TERMS Ar SALE
BYRD, BALDWIN & co,
AuciiOnccrs,
Il. w. MALLETr
l.. II. SHIELDS,
Special Commissioners.
7 IIEREBY. CERTIFY THAT THE BOND
L required by the aforementioned decree
has been duly executed.
jaic-tds JUNIUS a. COLEMAN, DC
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-11
A ssIGNEEs SALE or STOCK OF aRocn
I,If.S. ETC.

NII.0, EII.
by virtue of n deed OF assignment executed
by John h. Lowe TO me. rs trustee, dated tho
hh day of January, 1895. aud OF +, cord !
nave taken into my possession such trustco>
all the stock of
GROCERIES AND ALL OTHER GOODS.
together with the n1iuIeS and appurtcnnuue s
TO the same belonging, co tanned III st re No
5l Cranky 'treei, No folk, Nu.. in the lowet
property which was us Il hy tie said Lowe in
connection with his business. including thai
part ot said stock stored in the stnre-hnuss
numbered ~ and 81 Concord st'c.t in the cit-
OF Nor cl:. y competent asen has been placed
in charge of said stock. VINO will for the pres
c1t, under my direction, s.ll said stock by re-
tail. All PERSONS mat inC purch scs in above
hoe viii Bhi II 10 their interest 10 call nj SAID
st9ro.
WA. y. TORrLOCK,
NORFOLK. VA, January sth, 1876. jaiO-iG
The record-union., 1895-07-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Paul Schoen of Oakland is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cumberson of San
Francisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Samuel Poorman is up from San Fran
cisco and stopping al the Golden Eagle.
Ellis Franklin, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several days, is now i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Kaufman and
daughter of Los Angeles are at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
John Breuner is trying to lure the
evasive trout at Slippery Ford, Eel Do
rado County.
c. NJ. Campbell has returned from a
few days visit with his mother and sister
at the seaside.
Mrs. George G. Neck fessel of Berlin,
Coiusa County, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gent.
Mrs Don Ray, Miss Kitty Ray, J. +.
Gwin and Miss Lola GWin of Gait are
guests at the Capital Hotel.
Governor Budd went to San Francisco
yesterday morning and will return to the
Capital abou. Wednesday or Thursday
next.
Colonel John z. Irish went up to his
ranch In the foothills yesterday to cool off
for short time. He was accompanied
by his family.
Charles II. Babbitt of Washington, D.
o., correspondent Of the New York Spirit
OF the Times and the Chicago Dramatic
NeVS, returned East yesterday.
Mrs. Zoe Gaskill of San Jose. who had
been spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. y. Z. Waldan, at Blue Canyon, ar
rived In this city Friday evening. and in-
tends to remain a few days visiting
friends and to settle some property inter-
ests here.
James P. Dockery, Chairman of the
JOINT Ninth of September Committee OF
San FranciscO, and Charles A. Bolde-
mann, editor ana publisher of the
Golden State. have been i'll the city for
from 1900 to 5000 people come here from
San Francisco on Admission Day.
Genial Tom Baker, who used to be
Cashier of the Hastings Bank at Second
and streets, whore the Rhoads House
now Is, died month ago in Brooklyn,
n. Y. For many years MIR. Baker mad
been theatrical manager. and was last
in Sacramento couple Of years ago with
company. Twenty to twenty-five
years ago he was prominent in local anna
teur dramatic circles, and is kindly re-
mem bered by many old residents OF the
city.
Oh 0"suiu"y ofonins Df. anu Mrs.
Newsom gave party at their residence,
l120 l street, in honor of the sixth birth
day anniversary of their little daughter,
Trella. There were thirty five persons
in attendance, and they had a merry
time. The grounds and the house were
beautifully decorated with Japanese
lanterns. At $50 o'clock the little people,
headed by Willie Palmer and Trella
Newsom. marched out to the lawn, where
they had May-pole dance. Music was
rendered by Professors Palmer and APP
pleby. AT 1880 o'clock carriages were
called for home.
The record-union., 1895-07-08
BUSINESS REVIVAL
Governor Budd's Opinion as to ths
ProsnectS In This state.

Governor Budd's Opinion as to the
Prospects In This state.
Governor Budd on Saturday received q
telegram from the Chicago Tribune. ask
ing: What is your opinion as to the fu-
ture prospects of California. and what are
the Indications of returning prosperity?"
The Governor replied substantially as fol-
lows:
"The wave of better times, which had
first appeared on the Atlantic seaboard,
is gradually coming this way. AS we
were the last to feel the depression, we
were the last to experience the reaction.
But already the increased activity in the
manufacturing Industries has given q
feeling of greater confidence. The better
prices being realized for fruits and the
prospects OF better prices for cereal pro-
ductions and wool have given the cem-
munity new hope. All of these elements
combined indicate a good season and re-
newed prosperity for California"
The record-union., 1895-07-08

dust. Sand and earthly matter has been
blown and dragged in from the adjacent
streets and has settled down between the
units of the metal and will act as carrier
of water between the units to the founda
ton. On account of the narrowness of
the alley the roadway will not show up
badly for yet another season, but event
ually it will have to be topped and prop
erly rolled to make the new surface units
unite. Yet that alley with the metal now
on it properly puddlsd with water and
rolled could have been for not to exceed
way. We invite the attention of the City
Trustees to this instance, and that other
Of stupid laundering in the alley, Ninth
and Tenth, K and l. streets, that they
may avoid such mistakes in the future,
now that there is about to begin an era OF
street Improvement. We are convinced
that the Trustees wish the best roadways
made at the least possible cost to the
people consistent with excellence, and
that they have not been guilty of error in
this matter in the past, save in falling to
require accurate specification in contracts,
and to insist upon assurance that every
bidder has the requisite knowledge how
to construct roadway, for it is perfectly
safe to assert, IN the light of recent dis
covery, experiment and proof, that OF the
old-time contractors not one in six knows
what genuine macadam road is.
The record-union., 1895-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
United States Land Office.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, June 22, 1895.
To whom it may concern
Notice is hereby given that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
has filed in this office a list of lands
situated in the townships described
below and has applied for a patent
for said lands that the list is open to
the public for inspection, and a copy
thereof by descriptive subdivisions,
has been posted in q convenient place
in this office for the inspection OF all
persons interested and the public
generally.
Within the next sixty days follow
ing the date of this notice, protests
or contests against the claim of the
company to any tract or subdivision
described in the list, on the ground
that the same is more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural pur-
poses, will be received and noted for
report to the General Land Office at
Washington, D. C.
This notice will be published every
Monday in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
RECoRD-UNIoN for ten consecutive
weeks, commencing Monday, June
"a, 1895.
THOMAS FRASER,
Register.
CHAS. F. GARDNER,
Receiver.