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The record-union., 1898-12-13

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
Sacramento County hereby give notice of
it's intention to purchase from James
Touhey certain real estate situated in
Sacramento City, Sacramento County
State of California. known as lot number
Three in the block or square bounded by
III and l and Sixth and Seventh streets Of
of $4,000 to be paid therefor and THURS
DAY, December 22, 1893, at 10 o'clock a.
M. at the rooms of the said Board of Su-
pervisors, corner Seventh and / streets of
said Sacramento City, is fixed as the time
and place when said Board of Supervisors
and this notice shall be published for
three weeks in the Record Union Of
Sacramento City, a newspaper Of general
circulation published in Sacramento
County.
Attest: w. B. HAMILTON.
Clerk of said Board
BY B. III. Gallup, Deputy Clerk
BY B. II. Gallup. Deputy Clerk. n3O-21t
The record-union., 1898-12-13
SOME POINTERS ON WEATHER
DRY DECEMBER DOESN'T MEAN
A DRY SEASON.
The Temperature the Last Few
Days Was Below the
Average.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 56 and % de-
grees, with gentle northerly and west
erly winds and clear weather prevail
ing.
The barometTical readings at D a. m.
and ) p. m. yesterday were 30.25 and
1910 inches, respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 90 and At
degrees. with trace of rain, and one
year ago to-day 90 and 80 degrees, with
no rain.
The average temperature was AZ de-
grees, and the normal 40, showing yes
terday to have been three degrees
cooler than usual for the 18th day of
December.
River Z feet 8 inches, and falling
slowly.
The following shows the lowest tenn
The record-union., 1898-12-13
Holiday Gifts
to Men.

These are some of the things
that you will find at the Mems
Furnishing Counters:
Silk handkerchiefs for men, in
white or colored borders, 25c and
5oc. Also some with silk initials
in corner, SOC.
Fancy bordered white cambria
and linen handkerchiefs, 84c to
soc.
Silk muflers, square, 75c to So.
Silk embroidered suspenders,
soc to So.
Silver mounted suspenders,
$3.50 and $500 pair.
Kid gloves, fleece lined, with or
without fur top. soc to $I.25.
The record-union., 1898-12-13
Santa Claus
Headquarters Are Here.

=
The chief source for holiday
supplies in this vicinity is
here. No question as to
that. 1t is here that, not thou
sands but tens Of thousands Of
dollars are invested in the very
things that people want; 1t is
here that the great buying
throngs are found.
Time is flying and the days until
Christmas are not many. People
realize that they save time, bother
and money by trading where SO
much is kept under one roof and
when there is a small army to at
tend to their wants.
Do not fail to see Major Criqui.
He is to be here for this week
only.
The record-union., 1898-12-13
NJ ard Orders for
~ Gifts of Kid Gloves.

Kid gloves are among the most
useful and acceptable gifts to wo-
( men, but it is often puzzling for
the donor to learn the size re-
: quired or color desired. To over
\ come this we have some beauti-
! fully printed cards, containing all
order upon ourselves for one pair
of kid gloves. These cards we sell
! for ST, $I.5o and $I.75, according
to the kind of gloves it is desired
! to give. You present the card to
whom you wish and when that per-
son returns it we deliver to them
( the gloves and of the size and color
they desire. There is no price
! stated on these cards and the
\ whole idea affords a new and
4 dainty way of remembering
I friends.
( RPortieres.
Here are portieres of chenille at
/ $500 pair. Length 81 yards.
) Width (actuaD SO inches. Bottom
! border I6 inches wide and finished
with 13 tassels. The top, or throw
: fringe is quite heavy with large
\ tassels arranged in festoon design.
4 Come in red, olive or blue. !.
4 Other grades from $2.o5 to
j $1,000 pair.
) Tapestry portiers $I.os to
! SI25o.
4 All pure silk portiers, in newest
! designs and such rich colors as
/ rose de barry, pompeian red, re-
I seda and absinthe. Price $500.
w
The record-union., 1898-12-13
Prices, SIS to $35.
Fur Scarfs a Speciality.

We can surprise you with our
array of new neck scarfs, both
light furs and dark, to say moth
ing of our, assortment OF ostrich
collars and boas. This is the
place to make your holiday selec-
tons. Don't delay, dozens will be
sold in the next few days. Prices
$3.50 to $500.
The record-union., 1898-12-13

Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of j. McMorry, 531 NJ.
The record-union., 1898-12-13

Ask S. p. Co. Agents for more com.
plote information.
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-06

Laura Shoot, Williams: TIC Redmund, San Francisco: c M Frazier. Charles H Knapp, Phoenix: Jno O Clark. Law renee, Mass: H E Brooks, Harrie K Hardness, Williams.
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-06
District Court.

The August term of the district court commenced on Tuesday, Hon. Richard F. Sloan. judge. presiding.
 Special venires were issued for grand and trial juries the former returnable on Wednesday, the latter on Friday.
 The case of the Territory against Gus Muderbach was dismissed.
 The case of the Territory vs. Elmer F. Rogers, appealed from the justice court, was continued for the term.
 The following civil cases were con tinued for the term: Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Co. vs. Arizona Cattle Co. Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Co. vs. Henry $. Buck uer. John Worries ct al. vs. Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. Lee ct al vs. Constant Williams. ct al.
 The grand jury have returned six in- dictments: Otto Toremaster and A. w. L. Brown. grand larceny: Matt C. Foley, az grayated assault: Juan MOn- toya, forgery: Frank Delaney, murder: John Shoot. murder: John Drain, mur- der.
 The case of John Drain charged with murder is set for trial on Tuesday, August 9. ..... ....
 There are seven divorce cases at this term. Hallie Jackson vs. J. w .Jackson: Emma E. Ferguson vs. Walter M. Fer guson: Josie Baker vs. Lewis Baker: Francis Allen vs. Charles A. Allen: Jennie Bayless vs. William c. Bayless: Joseph Dent vs. Emm" c: Dent: Sarah F.. Ashurst vs. William H. Ashurst
 The trial jurors for the term are: George c. Morgan Philip Fitzsmmons James A. Marshall B. C. Olney C. l.. Little H. c. Lockett Mart Little F.. N. Crawford A. k. Arkill II. F.. Brooks W. $. Thatcher J. c. Church C. F.. Bell John Marshall Samuel Black l. F. Wheeler Louis Speer l.. Mlligan A. retzlaff C. L. Moore John Shain w. C.. Bayless Bert Adams Thomas Saver R. C. Jones J. H. Morse Charles Douglas J. o. Jones Asa Clark s. B. Gilliland Mike Robinson R. K. Farnsworth D. D. Mcdonald A. K. kigOre C. II. Wolf D. B. Stewart
The Coconino sun., 1898-08-06
New Bank Hotel Arrivals.


 Ft Deiiance: James Mclaughlin. Washington; s F. Shoemaker, Keams' Canyon, Ariz: E E Rogers, Tuba: John B Shea. San Francisco; Charles Zeiger, Congress Junction: w $ Constable, Fl Paso; E Tyson Hutchins, John H Hutchins. Philadelphia: NJ G Cooper, Los Angeles: Bell Martin, Webster, Pa: Harrington, George F Har- rington, Crown King: Mrs C Martin, Edna Martin, Prescott: Flora Duncan, Mt Pleasant. Pa: G NJ Smith, Kansas City.
 Monday-Max Goldsmith. Chicago: Andrew McClelland. Pueblo: C F. How ard. Ash Fork: A NJ Perley, Noah w May, Pnoenix: II F Hall, San Fran cisco.
 Tuesday-Irving J Mitchell, Los Angeles: C H Algert, Tuba City: Rich ard E Sloan, Richard $ Stockton, wife and child. Prescott: Burt Allison, Hu:chinsDn. Kus: Il A Deihl. Phoenix: Wa k Lcicnt, Jersey City. VI: Levi Wallingbury, Prescott. 5 $ Preston, Willow Springs.
 Wedrcsday-E H Simpson, B ThorIton, Henry F Ashurst, Williams: BIB Custy and wife, Phoenix: C Brown, J B Jones, Williams; Mrs R Miner, Phoenix: T H Sutton, Los An geles: F. Pomeroy, Newark. N J: Oscar Burckhardt, Hans Browning, Mill waukee: W Tinsman, Chicago: E l. Patterson, Los Angeles: J P Lantz, Albuquerque: John $ Mitchell, San Francisco.
 Thursday C Shiiile and wife, Gal lup: c w Ward, Albuquerque: Pearl Youree, C F. Boyce, M Page Minor, Williams: J A Metcalf, Adrian, Mich: R Starr. Ithaca. x Y: F NJ McMurry, Buffalo. N Y: A H Christie, Milwau- kee.
 F'riday-A GOodby, San Francisco:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15

Justice Freedman Orders Them ia Appear
Before Commissioner BrinsmMde.


Justice Freedman Orders Them ia Appear
Before CommissIOner BrinSmnde.
Attorney General Monnett OF Ohio made "A
application yesterday through his counsel,
Mr.. Riukead. and Bowers 4 Sands OF 81 Nassna
street. to Justice Freedman OF the Supreme
Court. for subpenAs to compel Henry N. Flag
Ter and w. 4. Wardwell OF the Standard OH
Company to appear ana testify In the oontSnpt
proceedinRs which are being conducted nsIoEO
COMMISSIONS A. I. BrtnGmadO at the Rev
Amsterdam Hotel. After examining Mr..
Brinsmades commission Justice Freedman
ordered the processes Issued and also ordered
the processes to be iAsn0d. calling for the
the production OF certain books which, IL u be.
lieved. MT, FlaElep and Mr.. WardWeIl kept aa
9thcers Of the Standard OIL Trust Lquid6tlnk
The papers weEs put lpto the hands Of the
the two persons wanted and made personal
service apo them. and II In that case they
are adyised bythe!E counsel 70 appsAr. AZ u
S5THIhSa aG, that ME FIaSIsr and Ni; TSIdwsl
sloneE Brinsmad6 calls the case. for contInu.
0nce this forenoon. Asa matter OF fact, II IL not
considered at all probable that they will appear
either to-day or at any other time In the pres
HS Smmis 81 3 soRB%fIss1SSSsr sppsSInesf re- was
higher courts. Mr., Brtnsmade's Aupotntment
ives tho hrst Of the kind ever mad Ia 0llo.
He y delegated By, the supreme Court OF
that State to take testimony 10 this state re-
aeeTs' OF. tie Standard OH Ccmpsny OF ohio
Psny from the stan61fd III FfaI placed
themselves II contempt Of court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
WoMAx SUES BAxKRR MpCoBB.
He Says Her Demand OF 900 o Month n
Attempted ExtOrti0n.

No says Her Demand OF 600 o Month n
Attempted ExtortiOn.
Justice oloott Of the City Court advanced TO
the short cause calendar yesterday against the
opposition OF the defendant an action brought
by Florine La Raehelle Martin to recover
S1.100 from James Selden McCobb. Q banker
and member Of the University Club. The
none sued for consists Of i~nstallmonts al-
legged to be due on IN agreement made TO pay
her 500 q month for Ave years from July IS.
1897. The consideration for the agreement
on his part iB alleged to be her RETAINING from
prosecuting causes Of action which. she says.
she had against him. She says he paid the
installments due in August. September and
October. 1897. and he has since ceased 10 pay.
She declares that she has kept her part Of the
agreement and has refTained from proceed
ing against him in these alleged other causes
Of action. The answer denies that there ever
was such o contract. and further alleges:
Defendant. denies that the plaintiff has or
had any causes OF action against him what
ever. and believes that the plaintiff By fraud
and deceit. MISREPRESENTATION and threats. 10
ondeavoring to extort money from him un-
lawfully" And further:
Il have no knowledge OF suits referred to Ia
the complaint. unless 1t be q certain threat
ened proceeding or suit stated by plaiutiff to
this defendant that she would bring against
NM &r. 4 IL ka5sS S.s q Se Chat ai II & tfIsni z the eause o.
action he would call probably ten Witnesses.
20 that the case could not be tried In the time
nesses, would show that she made statements
that she had no cause OF action against him.
and others would show that there vas no
his part and that he was NOT present when she
alleges he made the agreement with her. In
advancing the. cause. Justice 0lcott said:
Plaintiff alleges q contract on the part of
the defendant to pay her q stipulated aum. On
the trial the question Will be whether ouch a
contract was made. The question whether the
claims and causes Of action which are qlleGed
by platntin TO have been compromised were
Irrigated IN the present action. 1t therefore
appears that the action may pefhapa be- fried
Within the hour. and the order to advance will
be granted. for the tirst. Monday OF November.
plaintiff taking the risk OF being sent to the
foot OF the calendar"
Tho attorneys for the plaintiff refused to
state what the causes OF action we're on which
the alleged agreement was based.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15

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Pages multiplied on pages
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buried heAtn MS own remains
It Is not that the author Of this little memoir
lays herself open to criticism as acme others
have done. 1t 10 that. though she writes
modestly and pleasantly enough. she simply
has nothing of much value to tell US. She
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
rHEY WE'RE TWICE WKDDrD.
A~koynan's Civil MARRIAGE to Albert
Levi Took Place on Sept. ~.

Ls"I1 AVVh EIHoo On 1oDt' Nc
AsBURY BANK. N. j., Oct. 1.-THE announcO
ment Of the marriage on Wednesday OF Miss
Grace y, Moynan Of NeW York and Albert Lewis.
an advertising agent LIVING 1t Elberon. 10 fol.
lowed by the statement that the couple were
married here BY Justice John A. Borden on
Sept, n. Justice Borden was asked to keep
the AFFAIR quiet. and as the laws OF New Jersey
donot require the recording Of q marriage GER
tlhcate within thirty days he intended holding
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DsEfoEAeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
Roden's Conner
The Red Axe

Novel. BY S. r. CRocKErr, Author of "Lochinvar," "The Gray
Man" etc. illustrated. Post Svo, Cloth, Ornamental, 81 SO.
Mr., croeketts remarkable gift of narration has never been displayed to
greater advantage than In this strong story Of adventure in Pom6ana three centu-
Iss ago. The witty moving panorama Of wildly pictured scene: q. forof1I
keep the readers interest air from FIRST to last. 1.-The Red Axe" IL an adven.
ue story in the best sense Of the expression. ~#t sH FM}
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
Henry Esrnond, etc.

Volume VII. of the Biographical Edition of W. M. Thackerays
Complete Works. Comprising Additional Material and Hit6-
eto Unpublished Letters, Sketches, and Drawings Derived from
the Authors Original Manuscripts and Notebooks. Edited
by Mrs. ANNE THAcKERAY R1TctIrE. Crown, svo, Cloth, I'm
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
Little, Brown 6 Co, Publishers,
254 Washington St., Boston.
D. APPLETON AND OOMPANY'S
NEW o
Her Memory.

ByMAARTES MARTENS. author Of Gods Fool"
"Tho Greater Glory" "Joost AvelinRh." etc.
Uniform edition. With P~hotoRravure por.
trait. 12mo. Cloth. $3.50.
After Maarten. M4arten'a long silence this
new example Of his fne literary art will be res
eeiyed with peculiar interest. He offers In this
book o. sinGularly delicate aud sympathOtio
etudyof character.
"MAArtsn Martens took Us all by storm some time
ago with his hne story chfistened Code fool.' He
established hiInself at once In our affections e &
unique creature Who had something TO aAy and knew
how TO say 1t In the most fascinating way. he n 4
serious story writer, who 6prAna into prominpnco
binoe kept his work mp TO the Standard Of excellence
which he ArSt raised in the beginning. "-NS0 York
Herald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
How to Get Strong

And How to Stay So. ByWILAM BIAIK1E. With Numerous Por-
traits. New and Enlarged Edition from New Plates. Post Svo,
Cloth, Ornamental, 81 rs.
Mr.. Baikies objeeth has not been so much to encourage the cultivation Of
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which follow hard upon the institution O q systematic and rational practice Of
exercise. .r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15

Among the Lindens. By EVELYN RAY
MoND, author Of 1.-THE Little Lady Of the
Horse" &c. Illustrated by Victor A.
Searles. 12mo, cloth, extra, $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
The Scourge of God.

BY J. BLouNDELLE-BuaToN author Of The
Clash Of Arms" In the Day Of Advsrsity."
Denounced" etc. No. PSI Applston's Town
and Country Library. 12mo. Cloth. 400;
paper. 80 oents.
The authors high rank among tina romantic
novellstS Of the day iScondrmed by the intonee
interest OF this spirited and absorbing tale.
John Bloundslle-B Burton u an author Who IL
possessed OF an e1uborAnce Of Imagination that oH-
peclally hts him for stories teeming with incident
and melodrAmltic situations. He tells his
stories we'll. and displays no small amount OF aldll
. There II no falling on In inteTeHt, and the
action never dag. "-ChicaGo EptNfhg Fon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
9sis 9~nbissnisus.
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The YOung PuritanS III King Philips War.
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The Counts Snuif Box. A Romance
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'Twlxt YOn and NE. A Story for
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Little Miss Faith" "Queer Janet" &c.
With pictures by Ellen Bernard Thomp-
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TO-day.

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Jane Austea's Novels. New Edition,
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North Again.

R-Pedee note that the co~rrectpriceto 1875.
''1There 10 heart and soul In her work. en-
bodied In the richest and most delicate i'm
agery."-Northtuest Magazine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
E1arper's Round Table

Bound Volume Tor 1898. Vol. I. NEW
Series). Profusely illustrated. Large
Svo, Cloth, Ornamental, 81 so.
The first volume of HARPER'S ROUND
TABLE. in its new monthly form, contains an
unusually excellent collection Of serial and short
stories ~stirringly told and graphically illustrated.
There are articles Of travel and exploration
practical and instructive articles; narrative and
descriptive articles; articles on hunting, fish.
ing, and sport Of every kind. Particular mention
should be made Of the great number of ~illustra-
tons lover 5oo), wildly executed and carefully
reproduced. The volume is in every way an
ideal holiday gift for young people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-15
o FOR STUDENTS.
American Prose.

Among contributors Of special essays are:
John FIsIke on Francis PdrkmGn; HamIin
Garland on U. s. Grant; Edward e. Hale,
JF., on MotleUand Prescott; Thomas Went
worth HiGginson on Moredu; VIM. Dean
HOwelIB on Geo. William CNrtis; Charles
Eliot Norton on j. r.. LoOeA, etc., etc., etc.
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