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Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
ELePED NTH FHsTOGKAFHER.
Mildred C=rzahGn and WIESHrn viii
linsns CaaEh1 NJ 81 Jaseph-

Mildred Csrzahan and WIEaurn VII
1EnEuS CazEh1 NJ ST Joseph
ST JOSEPH M Nov 30,-tSpecial Tele-
Erum.j-wII1u-u L WlLla.us is in jan hs-s
On = serious charge and J II. AflsrnRch- the
afice- truI1 Y-rk N5b VINO arrested bIm
-estertiaE .: Ea8uur StarIirg IL, Is a1rsId
10 tzks nm back, ssH-ng he Wiz be
lyrchea. WIiia-ls wos q tr-vBEiEg phDto-
EraqAer a-f wRz IN York Z few months.
Last September he elupsd with MldTad
Carrzhan me l5-vear-ozd daughter Of one
o. lae wsaI1hy ct-izens o. tha village he
Represented u her tbat his mother was
wealthy wamsE WIKI 4 h1ne u1 Firth
avenue, Mex YORK, Rnd THAT they would 80
thers 70 live The girl WIS attending sehoui
a. the tine They ware locGteE ysElardHy a.
Mount Sterling IL. EnE Williams wEs az
rested. The girl is w-lh him and begged 10
be placed in jan win rha prisoner. Thf
and ChLL IL Quincy and tie UEy be PROSE
EElHd f1r uiEauy u addition = The sJg1E1ury
charge made against hin II York. The
p2rer-E Of wilkins live near M1un- Sterling
on farm and MS relatives -hEre are all
highly rzFpzc-z5l=. The prisoner is said by
The 1ffaG- ID be su5s-h swi2dlar md iz
wanted q: MarEEaIla1wu. l.. E-d several
other plBcas. Mildred CHruah1- szvs she was
Married -2 I'm SOON aztsr they Jeff YORK
ana If her sorry Is true he is hlEa1ntst.
AfH --5Gc- za-s tnrea-s have been MADE -h6-e
agE1as, tha lie Of Williams 1y the angry
citizens # York
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

missionaries n China ThiE apparent con
fic, In view between Tia emperor ard uf-
cialdon lenves he puhue stH tr ne DARK as
70 The rensoa for the dencnzz-u.fou lut Il
has the advantage dirnu-uuticRly Of leaving
The government fres y rs-i-e from Eian
Chau vithuw ioss 81 preF-ire should he
negotiations vtrh he powers render thu.
course advisable.
L is said China has appealed 20 the
knisers friendship. promising that f .hs
-rJups are Withdrawn the government VIII
give Germany every sstisfHcti l1. The coru-
mems 1f The evening papers are without sp--
ciRl interest; bu. indicate thnt the Re.chs-ar
VII vo-e the sxr-aardiua-y naval eslinu ss
Tor the pr sent ysar and resist The demand
70 s1.puls-s what shall be the strength n the
navy Cor the nsEr seven years.
The National zei-unr sE-s Tia. th4 -u-uo-
that German marines have beer murdered be-
China is without foun51rlor
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
New Cubines CampIefed.

VIENNA, Nov. SG--The new Austrian
cabinet. Of which Barren Gaurseh vun Frank
en-tu-u Is president ut ths eouncn Of minis
-s-s, has been couplsus5 ana v II be gazelts1
tomorrow
The ASS. Ermsnt Of Curlf0IinE Is as ful5ws
Baron Won Gaurach, premier end minister u-
the Interior. Count Y7olssrhaIIh minister o.
national defense; Dr. Van Wl1tsk minister
Of railways- Count Won BEiIlsi-Latuur min
Isrsr OF public Instrucuisn; Herr Beehm baw-
rex, Minister Of hnsnce; FIerT Koerber, min
!s1ar Of commerce; Dr. j. Won Ruber NIL
lister Of justice; C0unt b iGndl-Hruidt, minis
ter O. agrICulrurs.
LONDON. Nov. 30.--A Times special from
Vienna says During ne riots a. Prague
Monday when thR windows Of ths German
theatsr md German cub we're smashed and
the disorders were SO turi0uE Lhal The rioters
were charged ~ the Eal6ierE. 100 persons
were wounded and fry arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
HAI TALKS or PoNER OF SCIENCE


htSTsCnUS TO NWr~1 NJ The Key NJ
society BfnBer
LONDON. Nov. 3g.-Ths or-i ivs-zn-r din
1sr Of the Royal sngiety YVES given THIS
evening Ba-un Joseph Lister presiding.
Uut-sd States Ambassador Hay and several
u-her members Of the Gfpluuatic corps We're
included II the COMPANY Others present
we're. Lard Kelvin. ST. WI am Mac-u-uac.
,, aslds1t Of the R,eval College o. Surgeons.
1t 5ca. Charles T Eituhla president Of the
Raurd Of Truda; RI Hln. Sir John Lu5bock
NJ ?. fU- Loud-n u-ivH-s.sy; L1u-e-cs Al-a1-
Tadsua the painter, Baron Davey o. Fem
hurst the duke uf Derurshlrs ana most Of
the Lending British sciHrtists.
Arrhassa5c- Hav. IN Presenting the prin-
ctlal tozsl The R1ynl Society" sad. In
bodies of men Ike this Cn both sides Of The
sea exists che Of The strongest 38udz Of
union among peoples politically divided
They are UE--s5 II the common love and
pursuit of universal rru-k. ana by dsvuttaD
30 the best interests Of mankind and ne
kindred passl1r fer llch- and progress. In
yCur pursuits sv e-ythtuE III -1eE and nothing
divides. The results Uf science are al gun
and nc loss.
The triumph e var hcs brought tears
and anguish % both SIDES The successes Of
alrlumagy and trade are cf-s1 attended by
the disccnH-ure Ct one Of The parties; bu.
the whole wurid is br.Eh-snsd and made
more lCvlble ny the achievements Of 4 Fara-
dgy Cr E Aurse. and the genius OF . Lis-sr
nr 2 M1rr1n tl1lnlHhes beyond comp Pu-1-ign
ne whole vas- sum Of human suffering.
Every discovery. eve , Invention On either
si-s Of the ocean the proCuCt Of -he search
rnE ana sel:-dsuying saE--Ers Of our race,
Kelvin. Edison, G-aha-a-Bel- Bssssnsr. Oar
win Marsh CT Hurley. IS q once thrown, INTO
The common STOCK Of the wurld's iutslee-uRl
riches p-of-1g every Cns and Lnjurtng
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

InterstAIe Commission VIII Give n
Hearing Tsduy.

WASHINGTON, N8F 3O.-lspsclal Tsle-
gram. l-S upeIinrHudsut J. Il Mcconnell Of
motive power and machinery Of the Union
Pacific IS "a The CRY. 70 ATTEND the meet ng
Of the Interstate Commerce comm lssi0u To
morrow, The hearing n q relation 10 sz-
tending Of time beyond January. 1888 in
which 70 comply WIKI ths provisions Of the
safety appliance IRW requiring cars and lBcD-
motives ussd u lu1zrEIa1s commerce 70 be
equipped WIKI automEIie cBuplers and ar
1rGkss. Mr McCrnnsl SAID he Union Pa
etnc was Lot asking for The extension, but
would abide by the decision Of the c0mmI5-
sion He SAID the Uui3r Pacific has 81 per
cent of liz freight cars equipped Eirh air
brakes ana 70 per esnl Of them with auto
matte eHUplsrE. All engines rn the roar are
supplied Ei1h ar bFakas and 80 per reuf uf
al locomotives with driver t-Hkss The CON-
mission las fxsd tAe 0rdsr o. besring 80
that Applications OF those carriers Whlch
have noHt fully enmpIied Win lhs Rei WI
- sskss - szzl saa sss kslszs = saaeesr
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

AT q late hour Yesterday af,e-uouu Local
Forecast Official Welsh received BOstruclons
from Washington 70 rinse the inland s-aru
signal square red flag with black cen-er.
A few moments later hs received word from
re -ticaEu Office irsr-uu-i-E k-- 70 display
TIE cold wuve faE. md from that time Oh
during the night the two hGEs hGaieI from
the pole above the wsarner office.
Fu-ecEsser welsh sEyz ne displaying Of
The inland s-3r1 signal i-z4gates that sr Sw
s-grzs with high winds are predicted for
-hls Iuca- ty within rh.rry-s3x hours from the
time Of giving tine notice
Snow began falling al Omaha saor,ly az sr
p Il
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
NEBRAsKA TO MEET COLORADO
state UziversItIes TO Have m Inter-
eoIIeEinre Debate

COLORADO SPRINGS. Cole Nov 10
JsperieI Telegram "A joint debate has beeu
arranged between he Erulen-F Of the Cal0-
rado s-Ets University and The University Of
Nebraska 70 be held the second Friday IN
April s1 Colorado Springs. This is the frs-
interstate col eElats event ever held Il C1Io-
rado and shows now the higher educatIuuaI
movement in ne state is being rscsFul lzs5
r other parts Of the country. The students
who are 70 taks part in the debate have al
ready been sisctad and VII soon be hard e.
work
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
DR. WHITMAN MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Arrival of MsAumeu1 Delayed by The
Had weather

WALLA WALLA. Wash. Nov 30-The
msmnriel exercises in honor Df the fl,leth
anniversary uf the massacre Of Er W-h. .-ma1
ana his associates a. WaLlap-L mission
closed today The program was carried ou-
with The exception Of uuveang the mauu-
me1L Owing ~ Stormy weather ne NOM
msut has nor arrived from the aGEL Mrs
CEthRrine Pr.nEle, E survivor o. the mas
gacre. and az adopted dauEh-sr Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Whitman. msae sh9rr address,.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
LUEreERT CHALLENGES A JUROa-
Objects Because rhe Wan Had Been
Connected with PolIce Work

N"Aht-cteH Ntfh fClAce u urk.
CHICAGO. Nov a0.-F5ur 5u-urf 70 ~
Adolph l. LuergHr- G second time were
sw0ru ID a. 4 clock this afternoon ana NJ
70 that hour auly thlHyy-eiEht vsHirsneE
had beeu called INTO the jury box and fouuz
disqualified 70 serve One veuirsruan Joseph
". Phillips q fashion pIz,e publisher proved
satisfactory 70 ne arlurDsyE Tor b0th Eides
1f the case, pus LustEer- obJertsd 70 nm
because Ne was Tor n-as years ehisf clerk
7f police II NorthUmberland county Eur
land Hs was held over 1u tomorrow bus
VII probably be persmpturlly challenged bv
the dstsnss. The jUrurs chosen we're Fruns
Hoffman sisczrleal engineer Thomas
Gardner, furniture dealer Thuuas 4 Bach
sisr, insurance soAcl10r. The sta.e has 1hu,
t0r exhausted i've Of tix penem2tary ehs,.
lenEes sn1 -@s as-slse acne.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

LONDON Dec. The morning papers as
sert thar China has prneriGRIly agreed 70
cede 10 England the strip Of tsrr tory near
Hong Kong and ths Surrounding islands II
order 10 enable EngIau1 u t0rlity them Sc
Curely ana Increase lha garrison. Il is sz-
pscted that convention covering rhs agree
msut VII soon be signed
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
BRASD or ALCOHOL THAT KILLS
Several Persons Reported fBeRd from
Trfn In. IL SIsfr-irs.

Drinking tie Spirits.
NAPLES VILE Ala Nov 30.-Several
men are dead and seventeen mare are not sZ-
pecasd TO live from the result Of drinking q
mixture Of wood alcohol IND cheap WHISKY.
The LquGr WIS bought in Selma Ala, and
brought here E11 rstalEed to farmers and
l2o1re-s on the Mobile 0hiD extension.
which s II process Of construction through
this place. Erear number Of farmers and
railroad hands purchased some Of the mix
tUre ana Immediately E1tsr drinking the
cCpcocccu were taken violently iu No ply
siCiau was a. hand and nauv Of them died
before attention could be given them. The
alcohol vas labeled for mixing palnt u1ly. %
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

PARIS. Nov 3G.-Gamlesss EErerhEzE
wife Of CoUnt EslerhEzy has written 10 ne
Figaro upnraidlng Il f1T lzylng bare ne re-
cssses and human weaknesses o. hsr hIs-
BANDS private lite rsgArdlsss u me fact
-hat & uay break wifs'E and n1lhsrs
heart
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

zlor as their percentage Of cars equipped
-sy be less. The general manager Of
the Cedar Rapids & s.. Louis and M o.
p-cvsr of tbe Great Northern a1a G. p.
E1h1udes sU1eri-1ardsrt n motive power
Of the Ch.e=Ec Burlington & Quincy, are
6ls1 in the cl-v on the same mission
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
BOARD IS ENJOTNED

Judge Ksyuur Puts = Check on DsEbsza.
Defiance Of Law.
PROTECTS The EyENBe BEES RIGHTS
Efu-sr to kiElsni Liquor Dealers in KAtsr
Of Publication.
REsTRAlNS TIE POLICE COMMISSION
Orders It TO Cease It's Iuts-fe-a1oe On
Behalf Of World Ee-nld
LAwLESs RESOLUTION IS SIT ASIDE
Action of the Board On MoBdHy Night
IL of No Effect Jndcr order OF
the Court IsSurd
Yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

LONDON NOV s0-Ceel barnard q Wsl
En5wu society sBterlEinHr. was killed ms
evening by falling or iUmRlRg fr0m sscnna
h1ur WINDOW Of ne SasAgs einb
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
DEATH AWAITS HIN

Martin Thu-n Convicted Of the Killing Of
William euldsusuPPa
VERDICT or NURDER m FIRsT DEGREE
Condemned Man Listens 0Oony to Words
That Seal HIS Fate.
coNFEsSEs thai Hs DID The DzED
sHyE Es Lied While ua ths Stand to Save
His Life.
JUDGE DENIES MOTION FOR NEw TRIAL
AT Request of ThOrn's Counsel SEN
tcnce win Sct Be Pronou-ed TIL
Frfdnr-CIusinE Huurs of
the Great Trial
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
ENCOURAGING TO THE MINISTRY
CarIisrs Vow ConEtSs red TO Be the
Most TrOubIesSnz Problem.


MADRID. Nov. ga n sz1bEr Of the Span
ish cabinet IL IN in1eg~- Just published
says ne government Of 3 wei EzlE6a5
win the results Of the lLEGzriun o. lne ae-
cree p-uviErg f-r cn -Erncn5Us form Of
guva-1rasut Z Cuha cnz Fz-ru 2tcn adding
that Tie Manner n wticA il h2s been r.
csiTad II the United States IS favorable 20
Spain The Clbtns1 minister is further ga1ted
IS saving -hat the only difficulty 10 De sP-
p~ateuaad Is n regard 10 the poHiron
which The CE-Ls-z VII Gssuue, but t5s s-1a-
sh government, ne explained, does not be
usvH the country viii SUPPORT Don Carlos,
-.whaze ami 1bi-iuns are condemned by NE Wax
an The utnlsrEr further sd the CLANS
II ne CHr-iErs zEuad for lack o. money. Fl
denied thar General Weyla-. v-h0 is alleged
% oe n sympathy with the CsrIls-s, had
been summoned ID MeE-id
Ser1r C1e-Gsyun, f1-1er minister Of the
---a-tur Il al Interview, L sad I'd have Is
serted -hac me conservatives vii not make
any attempt 10 place dtfheul1ies n Lhs wy
Of The p1Ilcy OF The liberal E1vHrumsnt = as
-a1-lzh-ng autonomy II Cuaa end Porto R-t-a.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
$500 vln GO nn.-T.nrn

ElC EMO&D, Va NoT. a--AndreW Car
neEis has agreed 20 give tae last $40 880 af
the Soa ase needed 10 5uIid a sulrRbie home
for ths Giuter Mechanics institute II ms
c3ty Tas sla1 a00 Is being raised Bv sub
srrlp-iDn 70 supplement Eeg86 BEG uealhed
the institute By Mayor GlIter.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

LIVERPOOL NOV. gB.-J :. Ward, alas
Fisher. who was commsnEea for szcrad-lion
t1 the United STATES r 1888 On charge Of
forgery brought ny tie Cincinnati CufE
company OF CInc-ruuti, End Uli1eC States
Detective Wlree of Cincinnati, VINO has
chlrge Of Ford ere bouEed 70 sal eruu hsre
c1r New York rnmSrrow nC board tn
steamer Teur1ulC.
Fisher VII De taken 10 Queenstown by
English officers and Oh arrival there VIII b
handed over 10 UrEed States Detective
VINE Of Cincinnati, wh1 viii see tha. he
arrives safely AZ tns lz-tsr place.
Fishers wife has lived In England during
-he prisoners IncGrcerarinn for shop break
ing for which Fisher served SIX morths.
The woman VIII sal for the Uuitea Slales
On the same steamer as Fisher, refusing 70
De separated from hiIE.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

Reciprocity Treaty aSf Hopeless
BERLIN NsV. Sa-Ths Kalnlsehe Zeirnas
says il Is premature ID da.seribs ths naeutla-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

Al New TarE-AHriEs e. I-ahal from Lau-
don state q Nsbraaka. from Gasg9E !.
Paris from Southampton. SaHe5-Jsargi
for LiVsEP0Oiz slres far Brernen
AZ -ArriYed-Caepna-la from
Boston,
Al 2uesnslsWn--ArriEss ss-A Elzsle. truu
SsK XskEs 8klge2lgzs. tsoz EeemEa.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

--iHl uou. II Que tine she would be
bruuEh- TO the ba- and he had no doua.
-hat suhs.zn-isl tus-ice would be mstsa 1ut
20 her. Ths prosecution proceeded 20 re
view ne evidence, which be hels 70 eFtab-
IiEh the ruiz Of The accused
The record-union., 1897-01-05
SCHOOL OF DESIGN OPENS.
A Special Life.Study Class for Out
SiderS is Proposed.

The Sacramento School of Design in
the Art Gallery opened its winter term
yesterday under the auspices of the
California Museum Association with a
very encouraging membership for a
first day. 1t had been rather a nerv-
Gus question with the association offi-
GERS whether the requisite number of
seats would be occupied. But the out
look now is very good for the school for
the winter
1t has been resolved to add a new
feature, namely, special life class, to
be open two days in the week, possibly
three, for those who are not regularly
attached to the school. The sole pur-
pose is to teach all who join 1t outside
of regular pupils in study from life. For
this special class no other part of art
study attaching, low special rates will
be fixed, the class likewise to compen-
safe the models necessary
1t is known that a number of people
who have had art instruction desire to
perfect themselves in study of the
human figure and it's drapery, and to
make the study from an anatomically
art standpoint. The purpose of the
proposed class is to meet this desire.
Names will be received this week of all
who wish to unite with such a class,
and the hours of its sessions will be
accommodated to suit the largest num-
Der so soon as a sufficient list is signed
to warrant installation of the class.
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the constituency they claim to repre-

the constituency they claim to repre-
sent.
No man may acquire honor by being
the Senator of millionaire or a cor
poration. From the very outset his po-
sition is degraded and reprehensible. AS
the choice of a great Commonwealth
the position of Senator may be the goal
of the most honorable ambition; but as
the product of the greed and rapacity
of selfish wealth. whether individual
or corporate, the exaltation of the posi-
ton only gives emphasis to the illegiti-
macy Of the methods by which 1t is at
tanned
Mr.. Shortridge in the Senate Of the
United States as the choice of Claus
Spreckels would be as diminutive as
a pisnire in a barrel of sugar.
Moreover, neither Mr.. Spreckels nor
Mr.. Shortridge can afford to remain
silent on the subject of their relation to
THE Senatorial contest. It is all well
eHouSn 70 ignore SCdtementS OF tnlS
kind upon the assumption that they are
unauthorized and unwarranted; but in
the instance under consideration they
are being used, and to countenance
their use either by silence or the alb
sence of rebuke is the equivalent of ad-
nitting their truth. The gentlemen
interested will do we'll to give the state
ment that Mr.. Claus Spreckels is back
ing Mr. Shortridge's candidacy for the
United States Senate the attention the
gravity of the implication demands,
and they will both no doubt thank us
for thus publicly calling their atten-
tion TO the matter and affording them
the necessary text and occasion for de-
NAL
The record-union., 1897-01-05
THE ELKUS BURGLARY.
An Ex-Convict Just Out of the County
Jail Committed for Trial.

The preliminary examination of
James (alias William) Grady for the
burglary of L. EIkus' store, at Front
and ] streets, on the night of Decern-
Der Doth, was held in the Police Court
yesterday.
Evidence was given to show that the
defendant had sold and given away a
number of the stolen articles, and had
taken some of the receivers of the goods
to the place where they were concealed
near the railroad bridge.
Among the articles sold were two
black cashmere shirts and a sweater
that he sold for thirty-five cents to a
Mrs. Cohn, who keeps store for the
sale of such articles, and three pairs of
pants for ninety cents. Most of the
transfers We're made to parties whom he
met at the Lafayette Saloon.
Defendant claimed that the goods
were given to him by a man whose name
he did not know, and whom he had only
seen once since the transaction, and
that within half an hour of that time
On cross-examinaition he admitted
that he had served a three-year term
in the State Prison from Los Angeles
for robbery, and that he had only been
released from the County jail, where he
had been serving 100 days for petty
larceny, on the morning of the robbery.
Judge Davis held him to answer to
the Superior Court and fixed his bail at
So, 600.
Three of the witnesses, Thomas
Leary. Fred Twist and James Ed Daw-
son. alias Peggy" were detained n d.
The record-union., 1897-01-05
TRUSTEES SALE

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
a certain deed of trust, executed by
SPENCER b. STRAWN of the county OF
Tehama. State of California, TO h. C.
ATKINSON and E. ]. CROLY, of the city
of Sacramento county of Sacramento,
State of California, as trustees, dated Feb
ruary 13. 1889, and recorded on February
l6 1889. in the office of the County Re-
corder of the county of Tehama, State os
California in Book ''D'' of Trust Deeds,
at page lie and following, and on ap-
plication of the holder and owner of the
promissory note secured TO be paid by
said deed of trust, and because default has
been made in the payment of the indebt-
edness, secured to be paid by said deed
of trust, the undersigned trustees will sell
at public auction TO the highest and best
bidder for cash, in United States gold coin,
at the front of the Courthouse of the
county of Sacramento, in the city of Sac-
ramento, Stateof California, on MONDAY,
the 11th day of January, 1897 between
the hours of 10 a. m. and II m. (said sale
commencing at the said hour of 10 a. M
of said day. the following described real
estate with the improvements thereon, sit
uated in the county OF Tehama, State of
California, to-Wit:
The northwest one-quarter and the
southeast one-quarter of section nineteen,
and the northwest one-quarter of section
twenty-nine, township twenty-threa
north, range four west. NJ. D. B. and NJ.
+. G. ATKINSON, Trustee.
Z. ]. CROLY, Trustee.
A. L. Hart. Attorney. d17-td
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County Hospital.

Following is the report of DIR. G. A
White, superintendent of the County
Hospital for the month of December:
Number of patients in hospital De-
cember 1st, 24S; admitted during
month, 172; born during month, 2; died
during month, 10; discharged during
month, 164; remaining during month
24S.
Mortality lst-Wm H. Brown, 81
years, California, phthisis; George A
Perley, 6S years, New Hampshire
he1niplegia; Joseph Cassidy, 40 years
Ohio, phthisis; John Rosa, "A years,
Italy, la grippe: S. S. Harner, 66 years,
Ohio, pneumonia; Fori, SO years, Japan
phthisis; Nicholas Ricazen, 81 years,
Italy, paresis; Mary Scally, S4 years,
Ireland, senility; A. Petrie, "a years,
Vermont, alcoholic neuritis; Edward
Butler, Sc years, Ireland, phthisis
The current expenses have been:
Salaries, $7S1 90 subsistence, 49,
491 Oh Total, $3,273 81.
The record-union., 1897-01-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
a certain deed OF trust, executed by
WILLIAM FLOWERS and MARY a.
FLOWERS, his wife. both of the county,
OF sTehama, State of California, to WILL
lam BECKMAN and j. l.. HUNTOON.
both Of the city of Sacramento county OF
Sacramento, State of California as trus-
tees dated November l, 1893, and recorded
on November 13, 1898, in the office of the
County Recorder of the county of Te-
hama. State Of California, in Book "E''
OF Trust Deeds, at page "417" and follow
ing and on application of the holder and
owner of the promissory note secured to
he maid by said deed of trust, and because
default has been made in the payment of
the Indebtedness secured to be paid by
said deed Of trust, the undersigned truss
ices will sell at public auction 10 the high-
est and best bidder Tor cash, in United
States gold coin, at the. front of the Court
house of the county of Sacramento, in the
city of Sacramento, State of California,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of January,
1897. between the hours of 10 a. m and
70 m. (said sale commencing at the said
hour of 10 a. m. of said day., the following
described real estate, with the improves
ments thereon, situate in the county on
Tehama, State of California, to-wit:
The south half of the northeast quarter
of section twenty, in township twenty
three north, range four west, Mount Di-
ablo Base and Meridian.
WILLIAM BECKMAN, Trustee
]. L. HUNTOON, Trustee.
A. l.. Hart, Attorney. d17-td
The record-union., 1897-01-05

The Trinity Journal" Weaverville,
has just entered upon its forty-second
volume. It is one of the elders among
California newspapers. Published in a
region Handicapped by isolation and in
sufficient communication with the 9TH
er sections of the State. it's news facili-
ties are necessarily much restricted
PAPER. When a journal is able to COM
mand the testimony of it's local cli-
entage that it is a useful and helpful
agency, it has accomplished a great
work
The record-union., 1897-01-05
fault Of $500 hail

fault of $500 bail
Later on John Dawson and Frank
Dawson, the father and brother of
Peggy" and James Henry and Frank
Quinn. who had all been arrested in
connection with the same burglary,
were found guilty of vagrancy. The
three first-named were given seventy
days each in the County Jail, and
Quinn, who is a one-legged man, was
given six months. but sentence was sus-
pended to give him time TO leave the
city