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The Flag" Elsie Mason, Mabel Glib
son, Mollie Ross, Kate Norton, Pear
Viskers: The Story of Lincoln.
Bianch Wilson; Salute to the Flag,
Edna Schadt; What Was the Secret?"
Mona Renfro; song, Anita Medley; Pa
triotic Sentiments" Norman Schadt,
Alex Shelton, John Burghardt. Harry
Brown, George Reudy, Montague Lor-
anger; Our Flag," Willie Trapper;
Our Washington" Albert Berghardt,
Good Resolutions" Irving Mason;
Abraham Lincoln Nellie Norton,
Herman Phleger, Harley Grady, Man
die Ley: song, Hail Lincoln" school;
Our Flag" Lawrence Carsaw; "Oui
Own Dear Washington" Leslie Blan-
chard; Some New Hatchets," Earl
Sherburn; Our Country's Flag" HaZel
Kilgoce song, '.Wa.shington's Christ
mas Party" Mrs. Longs and Miss
SCOTS classes; Patriotic Sentiments,
Gladys Buchanan, John Norton, Ches-
ter Morris, Lulu Trarper, David JOS
lyn, Lizzie Van Guelder, Willie Lewis
Edna Eaton, Frank Mott, Steve Dunn;
song, The Revolutionary Tea" school;
When Grandma Was a Girl George
Gerber; Washington" Clara Downer:
Abraham Lincoln Elinor Stackpole;
Flag Drill and Song" Edna Schadt,
Anita Elmer, Mabel Wright, Janet
Ross, Julia Sartinia. Rose Zangerle,
Emma Shirley. Dora Congdon, Rae
Hewett, Ernestine Scott. 10 Gardner,
Jennie Leisch, Elsie Braun. Florence
De Croft, Verna Bernhard frankie
Barber; song, Land of Washington, :"
school.
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Marshall Primary.

At the Marshall Primary School,
Emily Z. Doherty. Principal, the follow
ing exercises will take place:
Song and march, "Nobly Our Flag
Flutters," school; recitation, "A Little
Boys Ratchet" Ernest Peaslee; recita-
ton. Our Lincoln Harry Nurnberger;
dialogue. George Washington" Arthur
Valentine, Willie Berriesford Oscar
Newman. Karl Kerlin, George Popert;
recitation. Honor Of Washington, :"
Harry Carlson: song. Glorious Ban
ner, school; recitation, Abraham Lin
coin" Wylie Harding; dialogue. Our
Hero, Maggie Ward,aw, Zilka Wilhelm
George Poorman. George button; reci-
tation. The Little Hatchet," Alfred
0idfeld: dialogue. The Stars and
Stripes" Gladys Van Fleet, John Peas
lee. Wihemina Dennng Arthur Felt;
song, Rally Round the Flag" school:
dialogue. The Flag of Our Country .
Clyde Strong, Harry Jenkins. Glare
Mathews. Willie Van Zee. recitation, "A
Rally Katie Barrett: dialogue
Flower Angels. Red. White and Blue, .
Edna Wiesler. May Shower, Elsie
Treanor: recitation. The Truthful
Boy" Beatrice Woods: song, MT. Yer
non Bells" school, prose selection. An
niversary Of Washington Rita Math-
ews: recitation. Our Flag" Trina Scott
duet. "Mocking Bird" Alma Salz. Beat
rice Woods: dialogue. Three American
Heroes" Hugh Rusk. Raymond Bowley,
Clarence Eldred: recitation. Washing
tons Birthday" Etna Claypool: song,
THE Flag We Love Best" school; dia-
logue. "A Washington Tea Party" VAL
entine McClatchy, Avice Hall, Louis
Townsend, Charlie Woolstcn; concert
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Capital Primary.

Following is the programme of exer-
cises az the Capital Primary School,
Clara F. Parsons, Principal: 'Dedica
ton of Flag" Florence White; Flag
Song" by the school; recitation, Lin
coln," George Fields; recitation, Life
of Lincoln Willie Kunz, Lester Bal
lard, Helen Sheehan, Heber Smith,
Berta Owens, Marguerite Eizler, Nor
man Johnson: song, Flag of Resolu-
ton" with tableau); THE Flag" En-
lily ellis; song. Dorothy Mills. Myrtle
Burns, Irving Mattson, Herman Politz,
Edwin Wylley, Harold Peeler, Myrtle
Burns, Emma Daniorth; recitation,
Our Washington" Clifford Russell;
recitation, lode for Washingtons
Birthday" Harold Thielen; recitation,
Our Flag" Adah Littlefield: recita-
ton, Abraham Lincoln" Robbie Lund-
quist Carlton Katzenstein, Ruther
Wulff; song. Rowing, Not Drifting"
Mamie Garrett, Eleanor Baldwin, Eel
ma Wilson. Neva Curtis. Eddie Roeder,
Edwin Wylley, Harold Peeler Herman
Politz: Sketch of Lincoln's Life told
by sixteen pupils, Abbie Mckay, Helen
Love, Eva Reaves, Rose Harris, Elmer
King, May Hoffman, Sadie Sanderson,
LddIIS MEINiH, hclN4n bOyQ, w ltitt
Scott Dudley Hill, Edwin Lowell, Wal
ter Stahl, Eddie Sprague, Hazel Muir.
Florence Schweitzer; recitation, "A
Puzzling Question: Walter Sprague;
song. lode TO Washington's Birthday"
pupils of fifth grade; recitation, (a)
Washington q General" OBJ Wash
ington a President" Wilbur Thielen,
George Neale, Gordon Lucey Otto WISE,
Harry Stein John Matson, Elizabeth
Finnie: song, Washington, by the
school: recitation, Like Washington,
John Miller; Washington acrostic, EN-
lily Gillis, Ethel Baker. Edward Paine,
Ruth Ryan, Lucille Whitney, Carlos Nc
CATCHY. Russell Defending. Raymond
Clark. Cecil Rhoads, Edna Wilke, Anna
Schmahl, Clara Jackson. Ebert Wash
burn. George Siller, George Cooper.
Walker Sprague: recitation. Abraham
Lincoln " Matte Ray; song, Red,
White and Blue; recitation. Washing
ton" tan exercise with hatehets). Irv-
ing Mattson. Gertie Leeman. Emmett
Rhoads, Myrtle Burns, Charles Bot
toms. Marjory May. Joe Ross. May
DeterdinS. Roy Ballard. Charlotte Me-
CATCHY: recitation, why Do We Love
Our Flag" Myrtle Burns; song. Amer
lea" In addition to the programme
by the pupils, Miss Emma Feiter Will
sing The Star Spangled Banner"
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Fremont Primary.

At the Fremont Primary School, Miss
Sarah NJ. Jones Principal, the following
exercises will be rendered at / p. M:
March, Manhattan Beach," by
Nellis Matthews; Baby Ser
wants, Ruth Rietzke, Albert
Steinhart. Mabel Tule Charles
Cowgirl; recitation, when I'm Man."
Morse Ratanefsky; recitation, Bound
to Do It." Ebert Jensen; recitation,
Washington, Raymond Sharp; reci-
tation, Lincoln" Charlie Woodman;
recitation, Our Lincoln Ernest
Looney: recitation, February 22d,'
Blanche Lewis; recitation, Washing
ton" Laura Churchill; recitation.
"Washington's Birthday" Fife Gray;
recitation, IF I Were Washington,
Norman Houston concert recitation,
Our Country Clyde Watrous, Mary,
Bauman, Maude Elliott, Marguerite Nc
Masters, Julia Gallo, Annie Woodman,
Edwin Sprague. Osman Vincent, Will
fred Crowell, Reggie Mallett, Effie
Stackhouse, Irma Wingard; recitation,
Our Flag" Harry Short, Walter Rem
wick, Sadie Shepherd, Lille Parker,
Carl Kuhn, Russell Baker, Alma Foss,
Laura Christianson; recitation, 'Inde-
pendence Bell" Ethel Fredericks: con-
cert recitation, "Stories About Lincoln's
Boyhood," May Carpenter, Freda Stein
hart, Ruth Cowgirl Sadie Rainey,
Bertha Zoller,~ Mary Pollard, Emily
Hardy, Isabelle Harris, Genevieve Han
"; recitation, Boys Rights" Leland
Willingham, Byron Derr, Earl Win
gard, Bob Erickson, Roy Lewis, Eddie
Leavitt; Proclamation" Muriel Stein
hart, Helen Graham, Annie Thielen.
Lillian Bennett; Flag Exercises" Mil
dred Breuner, Pearl Catey, Lena
Schelcher Alice Bagnall, Florence
Wendt, Alice Pennish, May Doermer,
May Dunn, Mamie Allen; Lincoln"
Lennie Bergman, Henry Jensen, Chester
Moore, Arthur Bates, Frank Phelan,
Charlie Jellison, Henry Zoller. Peter
| Langenbahn, Albert Roster, Eddie
| American, Bonnie York Arthur Crowell,
Jud Bates, Ida Nuttall, Jennie Hamm,
| Celia Watrous, Bertha Fruehauf, Hazel
| Potts, Olga Bingham, Mary Rainey,
| Effie Gray, Laura Bruce, Florence
Baker, Rita Dunn, Nellis Matthews;
| songs by the school, THE Shoemaker
The Pretty Moon,' Evening Lula
| by, Mount Vernon Bells The Star
Spangled Banner
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Washington Primary.

The programme at the Washington
Primary School, Thirteenth and G
streets, Mary L. Woods Principal, is
as follows:
Singing, THE Birthday of Washing
ton Ever Honored'; recitation, THE
Glorious Morn" Roland McKelvey; rec
itation, Lincoln" Edna Pendleton;
class recitation, Words of Lincoln, -
Miss Frazee's class; recitation, George
Washington" Harold Dundas; recita-
ton, The Sleeping Sentinel, Della
Williamson: recitation, Patriot Sons
Of Patriot Sires,' Helen Assalena; rec
itation, Three Cheers for the Union
Harry Denton: class recitation, ''Trib-
utes to Washington" Miss Woods
class; recitation, Washington" Pearl
Hall; recitation. I'VE Cannot All Be
Washingtons, Merrill Odell; recitation,
In Memory Of Washington Vivian
Pratt, Paul Drescher, Frank McKeever,
Elwood Mier, Elijah Price, Ollie Fare
well and Tom Rego; recitation for girls,
Abraham Lincoln; recitation, Get
tysburg Address" Willie Ogg; acrostic
George Washington" sixteen girls
singing, The Flag of Seventy !;
recitation, THE Birthday of John Hen
ry Jones" Joe Thomas; recitation,
"Washington's Birthday Eugene
Christianson; recitation, Abraham
Lincoln" Zilpha Lemery; song, "Life's
Game Of See-Saw," Lettie Daul; class
recitation, patriotic selections, Miss
Chapmans class; recitation, Abraham
Lincoln" Frances Panabaker: recita-
ton, THE Birth of Washington" Frank
Banta; remarks by Superintendent O.
w. Erlewine; singing, Our Own Dear
Land"
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Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation We're yes
terday filed in the office of the Secre-
tary of State as follows:
Noyo Single Company Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rectors-A. L. Fulton, George w. Tay-
Tor, w. w. Beeson, Redwood City, and
NJ. NJ Mcintosh and Duncan McNee
San Francisco. Capital stock, $4,000
Stock actually subscribed, $625.
Haslett Warehouse Company. Princi-
pal place of business, San Francisco
Directors-Samuel Haslett, Robert H
Swayne, Samuel NJ Haslett, Percy f
Haslett, Alameda, and Charles FL
Bailey, San Francisco. Capital stock
5000, COO Amount actually subscribed
81, 500
Grover Cleveland Gold Mining Com
pany. Principal place of business, Mon
terey Directors-William Harmon, t
]. Field. Ernest Michaelis, r. c. Sar-
gent, Monterey, and John E. Sexton
Placerville. Capital stock, 500, 900, al
subscribed.
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THE STATES INSANE.
California Claims Nearly Six Hun
dred of Them.

Secretary Carrere of the State Com
mission in Lunacy recently completed q
tabulated statement, which appeared in
the "Record-Union," showing that >,
I'D out of the 1892 patients now being
treated at the several State asylums
are of foreign birth, and also showing
the number from each foreign country
Secretary Carrere has completed the
list of native-born patients, with their
several places Of birth The totals are
as follows:
Alabama 5, Arkansas 8, California
$50, Colorado 5. Connecticut 10, Della
ware 4. Florida 2, Georgia 4, Idaho ),
Illinois &c. Indiana 30. Iowa 90, Kan
sas IL, Kentucky 81, Louisiana II,
Maine 49, Maryland 10, Massachusetts
49, Michigan %. Minnesota Il, Mis-
sissippi Z, Missouri Il, Montana ., Ne
braska s, Nevada 8, New Hampshire
Is. New Jersey ~, New York 23S. North
Carolina &, Ohio 96. Oregon i, Penn
sylvania 16, Rhode Island 3. South
Carolina II, Tennessee p. Texas II,
Utah ), Vermont Is, Virginia 80 Wash
ington ,, West Virginia 4, Wisconsin
"a, Wyoming l. New Mexico 1; Amer
leans not specified 236
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Union Primary.

The following programme Will be rem
dered at the Union Primary School,
Mrs. Mumford. Principal:
Song. "our Flag" school, salutation
OF the flag. school; Praises to Our He
roes. Gwynne Hamilton: I'm Seven
teen Hundred and Thirty-Two." Lille
Breese; Washington. MYRTLE Blum
Our Emblems," Correano Christoni
George Washington Rertie Meister,
Leland Downsr, Frank Oehsner:
Growing Washington" Olga Nathan
Dates iii Washngton's Life Charlie
Cooper. Charlie Eldred. Eugene Faure,
John Lawlor. Adelbert Neuman: The
Beyhood OF Lincoln Alva Johnston:
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Police Court Notes.

In the City Justices Court yesterday
All Suey pleaded guilty to having stolen
two baskets of wood from a Second
street back yard. Suey~ once before stole
wood and did time in the County Jail
and with that fact in view Justice
Davis sentenced him to perform eighty
days on the county rockpile.
William Smith entered a plea of
guilty to having created a disturbance
IN the International lodging house on
Saturday last, and was fined So.
The case Of w. w. Chapman. charged
with violating the ordinance providing
that all swinging signs must be re-
moved, was further continued until the
18th inst
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MICHIGAN VISITORS.
Delighted With the Capitol Build
ing and Our February Elowars

Edward NJ. Barnard of Grand Rapids
Mich, was in the city yesterday and
spent several hours in the Capito
building.
Mr.. Barnard is now and for three
terms has been State Senator from
Grand Rapids. He stayed over here
while EN- route from Los Angeles, fol
the purpose of visiting the Capitol
building, which he says is much talked
about in Michigan. He stated that he
had seen many State Capitol buildings
but had never seen one more imposing
nor one better kept than that in this
city.
Mrs. Barnard. who accompanied he1
husband, seemed surprised that the flow
ers in Capitol Park should be in bloom
as when she left her Northern home
the thermometer registered 26 degrees
below zero with a downward tendency
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Sacramento Grammar.

The exercises at the Sacramento
Grammar School, Fifteenth and
streets, Miss Anna c. Weeks, Princi-
pal, will take place at lilo p. M, and
Will be as follows:
Song. school: defamation, Wash
ington's Surprise" Charles Enwright;
piano trio, Hungarian March, Nellie
Runlage, Kate Brainard, Alice Collins;
defamation, George Washington, :"
Elmer Breckenfeld; vocal duet, "A, B,
c." James Rego and Frank Diviny;
recitation. THE Twenty Second Of
February" Cynthia Taylor; piano duet,
Charge of the Uhlans.' Florence Jones
and Gertrude Whitaker; defamation,
washington" Frank Smith; chorus,
american Hymn Miss Darlington s
class; composition, Washington and
Lincoln" Alma Eldred; mandolin solo.
Fred Kaufman; accompanist, Helen
Peterson; defamation, Extract From
Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, >"
Marion Mitchell; song, school.
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John Brown and His Tenant.

John D. Brown was tried yesterday
on a charge of battery preferred by Ida
O'Neil, and was discharged The evil
dence was conflicting, and took in ques-
tons of collection Of rent, eviction, and
a pug dog.
The woman had attacked Brown and
scratched his face when he picked up
her pug. To protect himself he pushed
her to the floor and held her until she
Quoted down
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
in pursuance of an order of the Superior
Court of the County of Sacramento State
February, 1895 in the matter of the es-
tate of CATHERINE BROWN, deceased,
the undersigned, executors of the said
highest bidder for cash in lawful money
of the United States and subject TO con-
firrnation by the said Superior Court. the
following described real estate, to wit:
The west half of lot six in the block or
square bounded by X and L and Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, in the
City of Sacramento, County of Sac
ramento, State of California to-
gether with the improvements thereon
Said sale will be made on or after
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1898, and bids
for said property will be received at any
time after the first publication of this
notice and to the date of making of said
sale at the Office of Hiram W. johnson.
rSton Building. in the City of Sacramento.
CAL; such bids must be in writing and
may be left at said place designated or
may be left with the executors personal
ly, or may be filed in the office of the
Clerk of said Superior Court. Terms of
sale cash, lawful money of the United
States.
Dated Sacramento. February IA, 1898.
MARY A LENT and
S. S. SLAWSON
Executors of the last will and testament
and estate of Catherine Brown, de-
ceased.
Hiram w. Johnson. Attorney for Execu-
tors. f15-17t
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Pure Food Delegates.

Governor Budd yesterday appointed
the following named persons as dele
gates to the Pure Food Congress to be
held at Washington, D. c.. commencing
on March ID:
Charles II. Bentley, Sacramento; Hon.
Frank Kimball, San Diego; George s.
Patton, Los Angeles; Hon. Elwood
Cooper, Santa Barbara; F. NJ. RICHTER,
Campbell, Santa Clara County; A B.
Butler, Fresno; Hon. c. L. Larue,
Yountville; 3. F. Walton, Yuba City;
Hon. James d. Phelan, San Francisco,
and William NJ. Ramsey, Santa Paula.
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NOTED CHESS PLAYER.
Goodman, the New York Expert, on
a Visit Here.

Mr.. Goodman, the noted New York
chess expert. is in the city and has been
giving the local players a few points
on the game. Colonel r. L. Peeler, one
of the best players in the city, fell a
victim to the New York man on Tues
day night.
Mr. Goodman has played with
SteinitZ, Dr. Terrash and other players
of worldwide fame, and gave good ac-
counts of himself An effort is on foot
to have him play half dozen sim
ultaneous games with members Of the
Whist Club Chess Annex on Friday
evening
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Their Memories Honored by the
Children OF the Public Schools.
Exercises on Friday Appropriate to the
Birthday Anniversaries OF the Ma
TONS Statesmen and Heroes.

Education the
I'D
the
be
linked together in the hearts 0
of
ereises be held al below:
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school; THE Father of the Republic"
Frank Dunn; violin solo, "Mozarr's
Minuet," Fannie Connolly, Emma
Scott, accompanist; "Lincoln's Dream -
Ada Burns: Guard the Flag" school !;
"a Brief Sketch of the Life of Lin
coln," Eva Erlewine America, y
school; piano duet, '.Militar- Marsch, -
Lottie Ellen Johnson, Fontaine John
son; THE National Flag" Genevieve
Thompson; Flag Of the Free" school.
Hardness Grammar.
The seventh grade exercises at the
Hardness Grammar School, Joseph w.
Johnson, Principal, will take place at i
p. m, the programme being:
March, Light Infantry Edna Ell
worthy; song, Mount Vernon Bells, .
school; salute to the flag, seventh grade
pupils; The Land of Washington -
Willie Heating; lode to Washington, -
Estella Rutherford; Lincoln" Alice
Poland; Father to the Fatherless, -
Elma Kelley; either solo, Waltz
Song" Edith Hunt; reading, Life of
Lincoln" Kathryn Gum; song, THE
Brave and the Free seventh grades
The Good Old Times of Washington, -
Henry Biewener; The Story of Our
Country" Alice Banks; THE Name OF
Lincoln" Edith White; 1.-THE Growing
of Our Heroes Lola Wilson, Mabel
Snyder, Frances Luibetich, May Ohm
stead; duet. violin and piano, Star
Spangled Banner" Rita Carlaw and
Hattie Garrett; THE Ballad of the
Generals Kiss" Godfrey Hall; "Tha
Grave of Washington" George Neu-
bourg; "Washington's Birthday Cele-
bration," Hazel Holbrook, Virginia
Silva, Elwood Feeney, Russell Clark
Henry Mccoy, Mabel Bourrett, May
York, Byron Fitzgerald, Irene Burns,
Della Boitano, Mortimer Hulett, Mil
dred Lowell. Ethyl Wulff Hattie Wood
and Paul Veley; address, Rev. T. w.
Sherman; song, washington" school
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High School.

The programme of exercises at the
High School, J. H. Pond, Principal,
will consist of the following:
Talk, washington" A. w. Camp
bell; Americas Two Greatest He
roes," E. Medley; banjo and guitar,
Gardner, Woodburn and Goddard;
"Washington's and Lincoln's Inaugu-
rations,' Cunningham; THE Nation
Attitude Toward Lincoln and Wash
ington During Their Political Ca
reers," Edna Stone; solo and octet
chorus. "On the Banks Of the Wabash,
Far Away" Misses Wiseman, Lynn,
Williams, Elmer, Priest, Hosknson,
Cosby. Dierssen; Comparison of
Washington's and Lincoln's Characters
and Abilities Cowden; Sweet Peas, :"
Anna Crabbe; mandolin and guitar.
Gates, Hatfield, Mcfarland and Aus
tin; "A Tribute to Washington and
Lincoln Jean Methvene; THE States
man and the Man." Anna King
America" school.
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE.

THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND
carpets of the Grand Hotel Front and X
streets IA Toomsl. will be sold at public
auction on FRIDAY, February 18th, at
10 a. m. Everything must be sold. Deal
erS and others wanting furniture or car
pets will attend this sale. ID. j. SIMMONS
& CO. AuctiOneerS. fl5-3t
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Napa Asylum Exan,inet;o,s

The civil service examination of APP
plicants for positions in the Napa State
Insane Asylum, which was to be held
at that institution to-day, has been
postponed, and the date for holding it
will be fixed at some future time,
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Suit on a Note.

Hattie NJ. Frazee, by her attorneys,
Hinkson & Elliott, has brought suit
against Mary A and John Richey &c
recover payment of SG40 alleged to be
due on a promissory note, with interest
from February, 1898, at 10 per cent.
per annum.
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Seekers after gold know they may be
disappointed but seekers after health
take Hoods Sarsaparilla with the ut
most confidence that it will do them
wonderful good.
Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy, yet
efficient.
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recitation, Our Flag" school; reading
Life of Abraham Lincoln" Mercedes
McGinns; recitation, Washington,
Mayda Neff; salute the flag, school;
"American
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAKER & HAMILTON, Wholesale hard
ware bicycles, carts, buggies, carriages,
phaetons, Balm farm and header wagons.
Send for catalogue
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McMorry sells groceries. Agent for
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
parilla and iron. 531 NJ street.
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The Popular Restaurant" at Ninth
and ] streets, charges popular prices.
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wATERHOUsE & LESTER.
CROSSMANS SPECIFIC MIXTURE

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN
cure themselves without the least ex-
posture, change of diet or change in appli-
cation of business. The medicine contains
nothing that is of the least Injury to the
constitution Ask your druggist for it.
Price, 81 bottle. TUE
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PURSUANT TO LAW AND TO THE
resolution of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Sacramento, adopted February
a. 1885, directing this notice, notice is
hereby given that the said Board of
Trustees, in open session. on the 14th day
of February 1898, opened, examined and
publicly declared all sealed proposals Of
fered for the following work, to wit:
That the alley between @ and r streets
in said city. from the east line of Eigh-
teenth street to the west line of Nine
teenth street, be improved by grading
and rounding up with earth hauled from
abroad.
Rejected all of said bids except that next
hereinafter mentioned. and thereafter
on the 18th day of February, 1898. awarded
the contract for said work to the lowest
regular responsible bidder to wit: To
T. NJ. Burns, at the prices named for
said work in his proposal on file.
NJ. J. DESMOND,
Clerk of Board of Trustees of Sacra-
mento City.
Sacramento. February 10. 1898. f16-2t
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Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35c.
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NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT
NO. 3l2.

Approved February Is, 1898.
fl6-2t WIN. LAND, Mayor.
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RESOLUTION OF AWARD NO. s72.

RESOLUTION OF AWARD NO. 372.
RESOLVED, THAT THE TRUSTEES
of the City of Sacramento, having in
open session, on the 18th day of February,
1898, opened, examined and publicly de-
clared all sealed proposals or bids offer
ed for the following work, to wit:
That the. alley between Q and r streets
in said city, from the east line of Eigh-
teenth street. be improved by grading and
rounding up with earth hauled from
abroad.
Hereby reject all of said bids except
that next hereinafter mentioned, and
hereby awards the contract for said work
to the lowest regular responsible bidder.
to wit: To T. NJ. Burns, at the prices
specified in his proposal on file for said
work.
The Clerk of this board is hereby direct
ed to post notice of this award conSpicu-
ously on the bulletin board near the
chamber door of the Office of this board,
for five days, and the "Record-Union,
daily newspaper published and circulate
ed in the City of Sacramento, is hereby
designated as the newspaper in which no.
tice of the adoption of this resolution of
award shall be published for two days:
Adopted February IA, 1898, by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes-Trustees Tebbets, Kent, Paine,
Douglas, Devine, Brown. Dolan, Mckay.
AbSent-TruStee Bentley.
President of Board of Trustees.
NJ J. Desmond, Clerk of Board of TruS-
tees.
Approved February 15,- 1895
f16-2t WIN. LAND, Mayor.
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\ DrOWn. SIX HleCeSI SI.JO.
Silver Plated Butter Dishes, satin
finish, quadruple plate; neatly en-
graved. Price. 81.
Silver Plated Spoon Trays, satin
finish, rococco edge. standing on four
) feet. Price, $3.50.