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The record-union., 1899-06-08

Is. F. No. ,S21-Departnlent One-Flled
June 6, 1900
Estate of ANGELA r. Scott, deceased.
r. w. Scott, appellant. Motion to dis
miss appeal of November =, 1898,
, granted. Motion to dismiss appeal Of
December 2, 1898, denied.
Error of the Judge in settling the
statement ON motion for new trial
must be considered at the hearing of
the appeal, and cannot be reviewed on
a motion to dismiss the appeal.
| An appeal from an order denying
new trial will not be dismissed upon
| the ground of any defect in the pro-
ceedings in the Superior Court lead
| ing UP to the order.
| Notice of appeal from an order adj
hitting a will to probate must be di-
rected not only to the proponents of
| the will and their attorneys, but also
| to the legatees and devisees under the
will, as they are adverse parties to the
| appellant.
The appellate court will not dismiss
an appeal upon grounds or for defects
in procedure that are purely technical.
| when it is apparent that the appellant
has complied with the substantial re-
quirements for perfecting his appeal,
genca and in good faith.
The sixty days Within which to APP
zeal from an order admitting a will to
probate begins to run from the date
when the order is entered at length in
the records of the court. Estate Of
Pearsons, 119 Cal, 81.
The time within which the appellate
Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court may
be invoked is determined by statute
and not by stipulation of the parties.
IS. F. No. 1623-Depnrtment Two
Filled June 6, 1899
Estate of George H. Newman, de-
ceased. Order granting letters to the
widow affirmed
The statute does not make adultery
on the part of the wife of itself a for
fixture of marital rights 1t only au-
thoizes a divorce. There is no law
to the effect that when one spouse has
committed bigamy all rights with ref
erence to the estate of the other are
forfeited.
Infidelity, the violation Of the marital
obligation, does not tend to show lack
of integrity within the meaning of the
statute.
The record-union., 1899-06-08
ORDINANCE NO. SIS.

Granting to the Yuba Electric
Power Company the Right and
Privilege Of Placing, Erecting
and Maintaining Poles, Masts,
Wires and Other Conductors for
the Transmission Of Electric
Energy, for all Purposes to Which
Such Electric Energy is, or May
be Adapted, in and Upon and
Under the Roads, Highways, Pub
lie Ways and Public Grounds of
the County of Sacramento, State
Of California, and the Streets,
Alleys, Avenues, Public Grounds
and Ways Of All Towns and Viii
lagos Within Said County, With
the Right Of Charging and Re-
ceiving Compensation Therefor
From Persons Using the Same.
The record-union., 1899-06-08
Ball POSTPONED.

The ball announced for Friday, June
9th, at CORTLAND, by Courtlhnd Parlor,
No JOG, N S. G. W., has been post
poned until Friday, June 10th, out OF
respect to the memory of Miss Ella G.
Eastman, lately deceased.
The record-union., 1899-06-08
MILLS COLLEGE.

THE ONLY CHARTERED WOMAN'S
College in California Confers degrees
and presents its alumnae as accepted cam
ddates for graduate work at the univer-
stiles Seminary course accredited by the
universities. Offers excellent opportuni
ties for the study of music, art and elocu-
ton; also business course. Beautiful To-
cation; unsurpassed for health. Five
buildings: 125 acres of ground; three miles
of walks One half hour from Oakland
and an hour and quarter from San
Francisco. Resident students pay no tut
ton for regular courses. Terms for board,
etc, moderate. Write for catalogue. Fall
G. T. MILLS. Mills College P. O.. Cal.
The record-union., 1899-06-08
JOURNEYMEN BUTCHERS
CELEBRATION
Agricultural Park, July 4, 1899

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AND
opened al Capital Cigar Stand on the 18th
of June for privileges, separately, to-wit:
Cigar stand entire bar privilege, peanut
and popcorn stand. lunch stand and sand
witch privilege, candy stand, soda foun-
tain jeS-4t
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For medicinal purposes drink lien
brook" sour mash whisky. lneo
Rlautf 407 K Street. Tel 297.
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(Sac., No. 522-Department One-Filed
June 6, 1899
People, ex rel Reuben Pixley, ap-
pellant; Lodi High School. respondent.
Action to exclude defendant from ex-
ercising any power as a High School
District Affirmed
There is no limitation upon the pow
ers of the Legislature to authorize. by
general law tax for special pur-
pose without first submitting the Prop
osition to a vote of the electors. The
reason for submitting the question for
special tax to the voters in the COM
mon school districts does not exist in
the high school districts; for the COM
mon school is supported by the general
school fund and school tax, no part of
which can be used for other schools.
Held, therefore, that the Legislature
has power to confer upon the Board of
Supervisors authority to levy a special
tax to support high school without
submitting the question to- vote Of the
electors. Therefore, Section 1910 of the
Political Code, as amended in 1893,
does not violate either Section /, Arti-
Gle XIV. of the National Constitution,
nor Section II, Article xI. of the State
Constitution, nor Section %, Article
", Of the same.
Where an Inspector appointed by the
Supervisors does not attend and the
Judges fill the vacancy instead of his
being appointed by the electors pres
ent, it is not such irregularity as viii
ates the election in that precinct, pro-
vided the result of the election is not
thereby changed.
The record-union., 1899-06-08
(Sac No. 535-Department One-F'iled
June 6. 1899


w. H. Williams, respondent; H. M.
Cooper, appellant. Ejectment. Affirmed.
A person who has no title to the prop
erty and who is not in possession is not
a necessary nor a proper party defend
ant to an action in ejectment, nor is he
bound by the judgment.
An adverse claim to the land in oppo-
siticn to the mortgagor cannot be tried
in the equitable action to foreclose.
The holder of the tax title is not a
necessary party to the foreclosure case,
unless under exceptional circumstances;
but he may be made a party and the
tax title litigated therein.
Is. F. No. !, 412-Department One-Filed
June 6, 1899
Charles l.. Dingley, Jr., respondent:
r. H. Mcdonald ct al, defendants; j..
NJ Mcdonald, appellant. Stockholders
liability. Reversal.
General power given an agent and
based upon the special trust and conf
dence reposed in his personal ability
and integrity cannot be redeleg gated by
the agent SO as to bind the principal,
in the absence of authority, express or
implied.
Inc instances under which an agent
can delegate his powers to another per-
son are contained in Section 2349 c. c.
IS. F. No. 1,173-Departm One-Filed
June 6, 1900
! Helen Eleanor Hutchinson ct al, re-
spondents; Joseph w. Hutchinson, ap-
pellant. Action by children for free
dom from parents dominion under Sec
| ton 203, G. c. Affirmed.
Where the findings support the judg-
ment they will not be disturbed on ap-
| peal.
The record-union., 1899-06-08
DANCE POSTPONED.

THE BALL THAT WAS TO HAVl
been given at CORTLAND FRIDAY, Jun
9Th, by CORTLAND Parlor, No. l06. n. 5
G. W. has been postponed until FRI
DAY June 18th. 1t
The record-union., 1899-06-08
BASEBALL.

LaSn B1tterS,
Champions of San Francisco,
VS..
Sacramento Athletic Club,
Champions of Northern California,
At Oak Park, Sunday, June II.
Admission 25 cts; ladies free. Game at 23O
sharp jeS-4t
The record-union., 1899-06-08
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
SYLLABI.

SYLLABI.
IS F. No. 1,OS9-Department One
Filed June 5, 1S99)
Thomas Gushing, respondent; Man
uel S. Pires, appellant. Injunction At
firmed.
A land owner cannot protect his own
land to the injury of another's land by
turning the storm or surface water
which would naturally flow thereon
away from his own and on to the lands
of another.
The appellate court is not overzeal-
GUS to find defect in a complaint
which the appellant himself failed to
discover until the case had been de-
cided against him on it's merits.
Is. F., No. 1,467 = Department One
Filed June 5. 1899
Estate of Charles A. James, deceased.
Laura Milen James ct al, appellants.
Order granting distribution reversed.
Where improper evidence has been
admitted under objection, it is impos-
sible for the appellate court to say how
much weight and influence it had in
the mind of the trial court in framing
there is sufficient evidence in the rec
ord which came before the court with
out objection to support the findings of
fact, the admission of improper evil
dence under objection will Justify a
reversal
Independent specific acts of immoral
ity may not be affirmatively shown to
impeach a witness. Such acts may
not even be shown upon the cross ex-
animation of the witness himself.
What third parties may say as to the
character Of past occurrence, or as
to the actual happening or non-hap-
peing of an occurrence will not be
stamped by the law as res gestae
Declarations of members of a family
who are not parties to the litigation
as to such matters, are no more adj
missible than the declarations OF
strangers.
When the bodily or mental feelings
of the party are to be proved, his ex-
carnations or expressions indicating
present pain or malady are competent
evidence Such evidence, however, is
not to be extended beyond the necessity
on which the rule is. founded. Anything
In the nature of narration or statement
| is to be carefully excluded, and the
| testimony is to be confined strictly to
such complaints, EXPLANATIONS and ex
pressions as usually and naturally ac-
| company and furnish evidence Of g
present existing pain or malady
| The admissibility of pedigree evi
| dence by declarations has for it's only
basis the close and intimate relations
| existing between the declarant and the
party to whom the DECLARE lions per
| tain. The declarations to be adnlissi
| BILE must not only be made by de
ceased member of the family, but they
must be made Of and concerning {
member Of the same family.
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Is. F. No. /, 412LDepartment One-Filed
June 6, 1899

IS. F. No. 1,173-Departmen One-Filet
June 6. 1900
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A Hopeless CaAe,

Has George ever hinted that he had
thought of you as a possible wife?'
asked the anxious mother.
NO. replied the girl, far-away
look IN her eyes, land I'm afraid he
never will
Why" said the mother, II thought
1T doesn't matter what you thought,
mamma, dear" interrupted the daugh-
ter. 'Only last night he complained of
feeling drowsy and it wasn't nine
O'Clock. k."-Chicago Daily News
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
The Worldly View.

The Parson-The majority OF men
black and white, brown and yellow, civ.
ilized and savage, pagan and Christian
look forward with deep and fervid long
ing to the life beyond the grave. That
proves that the soul is immortal.
The Critic-Oh, no; that simply
proves that the majority of men, black,
white, brown, yellow, civilized. savage
pagan and Christian, are married. -
Judge.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
His Compliant.

There's only one thing that object
to-" said the patient man with last
years straw hat. ''Pianos must be
played on. That's what they were
made for"
"You disapprove Of some of the selec-
tions?"
NO, l don't. All resent is having
my daughter call that piece with which
she wakens the house every night a
'slumber song. "-Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
CouIdn,t Hold Him.~If Up.

Miss Jaggs (time two a. m.)-What in
the world kept you so late
Mr.. Jaggs-W-why (hic) m'dear, JUS
as ! was comm (hic) long firsht shing
know'd was held up by shix or sheven
highwaym'n on (hic) darksh street.
Mrs. Jaggs-Well, it's good thing
they happened to be there TO hold you
up. You never could have done it your
self.-Chicago Daily Record.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A safe Prediction.

Dimleigh-1 understand that there
IL skeleton in the closet at your
clearinghouse.
Siimleigh-j don't know about that.
but there'll soon be one in hall bed
room.-Town Topics
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Ab9u, IN, IVA, n W.,.

Brown Ito wife at three o'clock)-l
know I'm late, my dear but the truth is
Jones, whose family is away, asked me
TO go and take pot luck with him, and
after dinner
Mrs. Brown (who knows Jones and
her husband)-You stayed and took
Jackpot luck with Hmm. Y. World.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A Palpahle Hit.

Niss Oldgirl (engaged)-l want to
get my hance something he will like.
What would you suggest?
Miss Pert-Drop in at a harness store
and get him . pair of blinders.-N. Y.
World.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Naturally,

"And the tornado blew your house
clear over on its side? 1t must have
been a terrifying experience"
ayes, we felt q good deal upset over
it."-Chicago Tribune.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A Wa. Of determination.

The Lady-Aren't you ashamed of
yourself-killing the pretty little birdH
The Kid-Naw, l amt, Every time
nav finds out I've been in mischief she
says little bird told her.-N. Y. Jour
nal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Preaenee af Mind.

'Rastus tsoliloquizing)-Dis am fine
fat pullet, an dey's more whar hi,
come from, too.
Village Constable from a shadow
And where did it come from?
'Rastus-Er-um-from an aig. sab; /;
from an aig.-Judge.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
EducationaI I.au..e~,

"Going abroad is education. ish't II ?''
II think so; 1t makes people who
come back undertake to educate the
the people who haven't been abroad
Record.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Always o. Hand,

Yes, that's his fad. He is q good
surgeon, but for the last ten years he
has studied nothing but warts"
well, that's sort of thing that
grows on one, you know."-Chicago
Tribune.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
UAapprectAtivs.

Nae-Charlie is an awful fool.
Ethel-Is he?
Mae-Yes. He says he doesn't like
hammocks because you have to sit SO
slose together in them.-N. y. Journal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
No Cause for wsrr.

Kind Lady-It must be awful not to
know where your next meal is coming
from.
Tramp-Dat don't bodder me none,
Ez long ez l knows dat it's comm l
don't keer where il comes from.-N. Y.
Journal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Simply UnAeeoun,.A,,,

Aother-What! he says you make
him sick! That is both brutal and
vulgar.
Daugbter-Yes; and haven't cooked
him anything bu, charlotte russes and
cream puffs and jelly tarts ever since
We were married.-Judee,
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A Wonaa's Idsa

Mrs. Dearborn-Is your husband fond
of yachting?
Mrs. Wabash think he must be. !
overheard him tell friend the other
day tina, he always liked a little water
on the side.-Ionkers Statesman
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A. . preca ution,

Jageies-Every man should learn to
swim.
Waggles-That's so. He never knows
when his best girl will throw him over
boArd.-Judge.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
ConAdiar.

Il never saw a man of more confid-
ing disposition than Barber"
That's Barber. nll right. Why. he
even believes his own lies.'-Indianap.
oils Journal
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Got It Rad.

First Servant Girl believe / am
becoming afflicted with insomnia.
Second Servant Giri-Why so?
First Servant Girl-Here lately when
the missus calls me to get up l can't
drop on asleep again.-Ohio State Jour
nal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
The O.cuIatisx Hectic.

MY graciou.r' the mosquito cried.
You look perfect show"
The crippled kissing bug replied:
Il do look tough. that's so.
That summer girl! | nearly died
Before she'd let me 60
Catholic Standard and TimeA
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
rixurat,v~ly Exprsssea

"a man must be a creature of Iron
will" said Mr.. Blykins, loudly.
"Yes," and a woman ought to know
a thing or two about blacksmithing."-
Washington Star.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A Remarkable Man.

Visitor--l hear your new preacher il
a man of indomitable will and wonder
full energy.
Hostess-Indeed he 10. He has start
ed in to convert the ehoir-N. Y.
Weekly.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
He was Positive.

Fair Customer-Are you quite sure
0is u . genuine four-leaf clover?
Dealer--I could swear to II, lady. I
put the extra leaf ON myself. e Chicago
Daily News.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
A yernal Idyl,

Now the barefoot boy. IN the cool. deep
grass.
Soweth envy keen in all folks that pass:
But at night he moans his share Of woes
As his mother ties up his three stubbed
toes.
Detroit Free Press.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Fin, of nc sea4n..

Have you ever been engaged be-
fore?" he asked the summer girl, ten
derly.
mot this season." she replied. II
only got here this morning. Town
Topics.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Tired Out,

Crawford-So you are going to send
your wife away to the country for a
rest?
Crabshaw-Yes; I need it-Town
ropics.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28

Symptoms carefully nom this chart. YaeA num.
ber represents a symptom or . group Il synp
toms. You have the synptonA uss HUD-
YAN and they Will disappear.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Two Of Them.

She says she has more than one string &c
her bow.
As lightly she dances and sings:
And the truth of her statement very well
know,
For he's tied TO her apron strings.
PUCK
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Usually the Case

Usually the Case.
Jones seems afraid to think for him
SELF"
"Yes; and he makes very poor sclec.
tins in choosing the people who think
for him."-Puck.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
PIaint Of . PeeslnSsl

"Life Is lust little picnic"
30 I heard one, srailing. say:
But. alas, We keep on sitting
In tho custard every dAyt
-ChicARo Times Herald. ..-,nasn
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Those Lovinx 0trls.

Helen-Jaek called me an angel Last
night.
Mnttis-No wonder; you are always
harping about Chicago
Daily News.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28

VIVA, foPy "voOy IOrms
and this causes the more
IronounosA symptoms. Ii
fOnalns in the stomach
and dsosnposes. Then,
sf esursa, Aigsstisa go.
not be properly psrfsen.
ID. The great vs1staAls
rsmody HUDYAA nsvss
fails 70 effect . elrs.
HUDYAN eaA - hAA q
all druggists fse -. per
DAck6R0. 0tUAv Yaur
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
history RsverssA.

History Reversed.
II knows Lots wife was turned 70 aalt
Who IN lhe Hibie dcives;
but In theee now enlistinE days
Lots turn to salt themselves.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Nobody wsnta I

word"
HE dosaf'
ayes: NO one else will take iI"-Tt-
Bita.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28

wagons"
"Why7"
They don't gnAw our ihAde trsss."-
Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
4 Departure,

The gossips tried all OF the means At COM
mand
A public sensation to breY.
Al last they succeedet. They sprung on the
land
A ru;nor which proved to be true.
-wAshington Star.
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
CATARRH OF
THE STOMACH

u . shroate disease. Thsrs u a iAAaAnsr
0on Of the ianss sesunS OF The steAach. A
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
Years Practice, tho Las
Ten In Denver.
MEN ONLY TREATED.

cure guaranteed in every case undertake
when . cure Is practicable and possible. Gouor'
rhoeA. elect and Structure speedily cured with
Or, Rieord's French Rcmediea, Recent cases
permanently cured within THRKE DAYS. No
Cubebs, Sandalwood OH nor Co.
pAloA used.
SpermHtorrhoea, Seminal Losses. Night
I'm issions, Insomni Dependency, radically
cured Rieord's method practiced In the worid's
Hospital, Paris
Reference t. Over $1,000 patients success
fully cured within the last ten years, Can refer
to patients cured, by permission. Investigate
once. 80, Seventeenth Street. near
chsmpa, Denver, Colo,
Ensiish, French. German, Polish, Russian
aud Bohemian spoken.
Consultation and One Examlsatios. rkkk
Correspondence solictted-strsct.y conadentia
Daily camera., 1899-08-28
O.s On the Hosss-

II like these automobile dahv>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-15
To JOIN UNION AGAIN


ST. LOUIS. May is.-PrsHent In
dieations In East st. Louis lead the
union men In that city 20 believe nat,
within a month the iron workers -
the town. Of which there are about
100. viii once more be allied with
the Arnaigamated association Of Iron
Workers Of America.
At meeting held last week by 100
employees % the Tudor Iron works.
steps were taken 20 form a perman-
emit organization. and committees
we're selected. with power % eali q
meeting for some day this week. at
which an effort will be made 10 ss-
cure tho presence Of every iron
worker q Fast Ct Louis. As yet
the date for this meeting has not
been fixed.
The charter Of the East ST. Louis
branch " the organization was sur
rendered az the settlement ~ the
last strike at the Tudor Iron works.
in 1885. ~ IL thought that all 81 the
iron workers on the east side viii
assist In the movement to once more
become n part Of the Amalgamated
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-15
THE AMERICAN GIRL.
Tho clevsrest. Most Beautiful and
the Best Creased Of Women.

The American girt has set the
standard of Beauty for the whole
world. and unlike mast sweeping
statements. there never vas one 80
true. even In it, finest analysis, %
Writc. Edward BOX in the Ladies
Home Journal And not only 10
this true % the Americans girls
beauty, but 70 gees further and IN
true % her chic and Brightness whe
ls the cifvrrewi and m0Rt graceful
Efrl in the world. f.ikrW iae ID she
the best dressed The French may
81 the fashions. bur Il takes an
American giri "a wear them No
girl - completely understands the
art 81 dressing well. See. for a
moment. how true this Il % the Eiri
u limited Income eha Nho u out
In the world earning her daily bread.
No xiri IN the world dresses more
beconlnEiy than the self supporting
girl ~ America. Every cite who has
seen anything - the world and -
the working girls Of other nations
knows how literally true this u.
the working xiri in Amsrsea j. pref
tier % begin with. We all know
that some ~ the prettiesf types u
American Eirihood are found behind
the counters 81 stores and al desks
In ofiicss hut the American SRI
dos not stop with \ sF personal
beauty Hhe il clever enough 90
know exactly hpw @ dress 10 suit
her circumstances. and rarely DOES
she overireHe~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-15

MACuMB. III. May 1.-THE sua-
day closing ordinance vas openly Vi
olstsd here yesterday By a number
% business men. who are ready 60
nEht the case through the courts.
The sale - Sunday papers was ord.
cred discontinued BY the officials
and az result they we're handled
through the fsawsaffiea for regular
subscribers. In some places papers
were openly soii. a number ~ bus.
ness houses we're open az usual. not.
wlthsfRuaing the orders frurn the Of
aclais 20 have them closed. ~ IL
now impossible to have physicians
prescription fiicd which contains H.
quar % any kind and alcohol for
lamps must be shipped In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-15
A FIGHTING PREACHER
sprang on q Crowd of Ma sk cd
Mon With a Whip.

porGnKEErwiE. = y May is.
=Rev. Warren ~ Wilson Is pastor
u tho baptist church. II Paving.
pushcss county pawiInr has gone
ne-lieeusr Tor aevrrai years. and an
the liquor dealers have been driven
auf af business. The FaNiIns club.
however. npuriHhcs. and prominent
men heinuK to O.
sfse aeekn aEa he characterized
The eiuh ~ rum haiu Whrrr grand
jurors are selected Ia cit In excise
cases"
A few weeks REn while the minis
ter Addressed the Law ard orier
League AZ quaker HIT. his horse
waH taken from the shed it, name
and tail rut ~ and the wagon
sesasc hcd ana damaged fiafruw-
Iuk conveyance. Hrv. Wilson start
ii - drive home. lis = lonely place
n % 4 masked men HpranE frsm ths
bushes Thry demanded that he
leave the town.
towards. cried The minister.
HeinlnE bic ship and iraplHR cat u
the wagon. I'm not afraid ~ the
whole pack ~ you" lie struck sut
with hla Whip and his aaHailautu
Eel.