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THE lAKME
is LIBELED

The steamer fakme. 81 the Seattle
Yukon Transportation company. has
heya hbeled By the Pacific Coast
company for the sum Of $500. The
tbciantE aiieTr that during last
March, the f.skme took on a cargo
a spt tons II coal al the Pacific
coast bnukcrs. the value Of the coal
being teize They further ailrRe
that q this amount only fiss has
been paid Now that tho steamer IL
In the district where the coal was
taken. the Pacific Caant company
have taken cut libel proceedings
against her.
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No Sewer Pipe Trust.

AKRON. o, June s.--hkron sewer
pipe men said today that they be-
licve the sewer pipe trust viii never
be organized. Chickering's between
tho manufacturers prevents the deal
being closed.
gewer pipe men have been In New
York for two weeks. but nothing
has been accomplished.
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AN INTERESTING
MUSICAL EVENT
Concert by ladies' Musical
Club at Plymouth Church.

The Ladies' Musical club gave n
delightful concert last evening at
Plymouth Congregational church.
The spacious eflace was crowded TO
the walls by the friends and admirers
81 the singers. The expressions q
we're quite marked. II
was one % the most successful
affairs 81 its class given IN the city
The following program was rcnd-
cred.
Spring Night .................B argiei
Ladies' Musical club chorus. Pro-
fesssr n. 8 sharpe.
suite for organ ..s,..s....t....W1 dor
Mr.. Boyd Wells.
Jewel song from Faust" ...4 Gaunod
MR.. Henry Taylor.
Spinning Song from The Flying
Dutehman" s....st. wagner
Ladies' Musical club chorus
.......... Heiuhoid Becker
Mrs. Jennie HouFhton- EdmundE.
Concerto in y Minor. op. q First
Movement s....ss.s+.s......thn pin
Miss Elsa DeremeauR and Mr.. @,
Moline
Spring Song .....s..s.s......Hawley
Mra. Henry Taylor. Mrs. u. W. En-
mons. Mrs. Maurice MeMlcken,
AIRS. W. n. White.
The Jewel SONG. from Faust. /"
sung by Mrs Henry Taylor. was
most pleasing In rendition. Spring
time. a solo by Mrs. Jennie HouRh-
ton Edmuuds. was one II the best
things on the program The Ell
Client chorus. under the leadership OF
Pref ssor ~. s. sharp. gave renewed
evidence Of the thoroughness Of the
rehearuals which had been held In
preparation for the event. The pro-
fessor ~ To- be congratulated upon
the unqualified success Of last even
tng's program.
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1NnIANNPoL1s. Ind. June s.
William cline. 90 year old. ana an old
saidier. received notice Of a large In
ercaae In his pension. The excite
mcnt proved too much far him and
he fell dead Of heart disease.
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RATHpKUM. Idaho. June s.
Sheriff Bradbury has sent official no
tice &c the superintendent % the
Northern Pacific. the Great Northern
and the o. X. & ~. informing them
Of their infringement Of the anti
alien laws Of the state Of Idaho and
warning them that unless the law IL
complied with and they discharge all
the employees whose employment r.
forbidden by law arrests and prose-
cutlon will follow.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses to We'd were issued by
County Auditor Evsnson yesterday
as follows David ]. Talbot. Is. and
Aadie Butler. q. both u SEATTLE
Joseph shay. -. and iic1wiE %
Huse. -. both Of Seattle. Harry u.
Weeks. "a. of Seattle. and crcli Jen-
kiua. IS. of Henderson. Ky. Dreuii
I.ampman. %. and Jessie Heft. 20. of
seattle. Albert Mcdonald. =. and
Nettis HetEisr. .. bath Of Ballard
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see Hanson before purchasing q sewing
machine. A few good secondhand ma
chimes for sale reasonable. xi5 Columbia
street, opposite fostofiieo.
Wanted 10 buy old Foid and silver, II.
Hensel fnanfg. Iewelef, = Hinrtley block,
kTerythins j. going without liisat OF re-
serxc to the highest bidder. regardless Of
~ lee, cost OF Waite, - Ns must make room
tor large. new stock that IL on the road.
A large line Of watches. diamonds. chains.
Tai and holiouuaTc 10 select from Fine
watches. including Hauaf1s, ksymunds,
Riverside. Crescent street, d. g. sayiof. q.
NJ. Wheeler, y. = Bartlett and nahet. etc.
Now be sure ana si,snd this sale. a. every
thing Is going 20 the highest bidder with
out limit OF reserve. l. elegant presents
given away after each sale. Every ihing Is
guaranteed - represent ted 50 BE- sure and
attend sales daily al and 7 81 2. ~. G. W.
SsrmAek A Co, isa1 second avenue.
White j. king of all sowing machines.
Slid by D. u. NortS ifss second ave; pioneer
dealer In sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies Telephone baH cal.
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Baptist Association Closes

wHkTCoM. June s-Ths North
west Tsaptlsts association which has
been In session here for three days
viii close tonight Tue conference
has been very interesting through
out The reports from the different
churches In the association have been
81 a very encouraging nature. The
Mount Zion church OF Seattle and
also the church at Fan City. have
been received into tho association.
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THE DEGREES
PRESENTED
Puget Sound University Con-
fers Degrees.

TACOMA, June Sat the meeting
Of the board Of trustees OF the Puget
sound university yesterday several
degrees were conferred. To Frank
y. Babcoels. ~ Cheney. class OF 'n6
vas given the degree Of master Of
arts. To Francis Alexander Ia Vio-
iette, Of Seattle. the degree Of bach
olor Of arts, and to the Rev Alfred
Thompson the degree Of doctor Of
philosophy. Rev. Dr Marlatt. presi-
dent Of the board OF trustees. occu=
pied tho chair and fourteen trustees
were present.
Dr. Whitfield, president Of the uni
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Friday fair. continuing warm.
winds northwest 10 north.
The Indications could hardly be
more favorable for continued fair
weather In the vicinity OF Seattle.
The temperature has risen slightly
In the Pacific Northwest There has
been no rain during the past q hours
except .0t ~ an inch at Spokane. and
q trace ~ Helena.
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NEW SUITS FILED.

Among the new suits which have
been aled In the superior court are
the following: Mrs. Caroline NJ. san
8eraon and husband ~. John Mertz
and r. r. Sweeney. for possession
% the Ncw Arlington. 500 back rent
and $500 damages. Yesier Estate ".
Adam Orth. for posscssion % the
store room occupied In the Pioneer
block. and damages. Seattle Brewery
and Mating company vs. II. II.
whitney for possession % Whit
ncy's Cafe. 1925 back rent. and $500
damages.
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Postal Cards for Japanese

FAIRFIELD. Wash. June s.=The
Der Of international postal cards. 20
be used principally by 800 laps who
have been engaged 90 weed bcetn.
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Principal Elected.

CHENEY. Wash. June s-prot
Howard Reed q Cheney has been 90,
lcctcd principal ~ the Spraguc school
ana Miss Catawha Wilson. slsa u
this city. reelected as a teacher IN
the same.
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livery Thing f. going without limit or re.
hrrys 10 the highest bidder rsKArdisss II
price, cost ~ value, Hs We must fnhks room
Tor large, new stock that Is an the road.
large line Ut watches, diamonds, chains,
Hat ana hniloWNRfe o. select from Pins
watches including Howard Kaymonas,
Riverside. Crescent Street. u. q baylor, q.
u wheeler, =. = bartlett and Dnbsf. etc.
Ngw 10 SURE aud attend this fHie, - eyrrYs
thing il going O the highest bidder gifh.
out limit OF reserve. u elegant pfesshta
81 ven hNhf Hftef fsfh sale EFefy tHiuF Is
guaranteed ~ represented. go BE- sure Au1
80 ona fnira daily NJ ana ~ =. M q. ".
farmarh Co, 1873 second avenue.
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J. A. KELLOGG, ga Bailey Building.
SCOTT a MrNESl, ss,-7 naiisy Building.
REFS 2. DANIELS. 80 Neu York Block
CHARLES n. ESOs. III James street
MILO A. ROOT, lola Roxwril building.
u Y. CARROLL lawyer. proctor In Al.
mifaliY aud solicitor OF patents. No. SIS
seattle National Bank Ealsdiug.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


Seattle Clothes Pressing Co kesp youf
clothes in shape Tor u 50 per month dyeiug.
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Hay OobblnF) Puget Sound. per
ton. f70p. Eastern Washington tim
othy. si9dIf. alfalfa. s..
oats 0obblugl ton. SEQ
barley Rolled. 81.
Corn whole. s22.5o; cracked. s27.
feed meal, per ton. t2s.
Fccd~W heat. ST. oil cake. meal.
i53: middilnEs. f2i42: bran. SIG.
shorts. $3.50. chopped feed. t20a22
dairy chopped feed. SIG. seed oats.
t30a32
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The seattle junk Co. pays lowest prices
but square business, All kinds OF wasts
paper bought and old newspapers sold. No.
les Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No. iila.
Alaska Junk Co. pays highest prices;
prompt returns. No. I'LL Western avenue.
Telephone Pike lie.
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HOTEL BRONSON. $40 Hrst avenue
Good elevators reoms single or en- suite:
low rates. Dell Crane. Manager.
II you wish room OF anticipate n change
try the Rochester Hotnl. Pike and second;
good room 81 per week nicely furnished
outside rooins g. to -; trnnscients sc and
"a free baths. electric lights,
HOTEL YORK. first Avenue and Pike;
hrstclass rooms and board At = per week.
HOTEL Colby, cor Thru and Cherry;
hfzt-cless room and board. . week and up.
Ut.ENMOOD HOUSE. 10 south fitth.
Single rooms 81. fi.so aud - per week.
THE VICTORIA. 100 FIRST ave; elegant
furnished rooms, s. and 81 week suites
with bath, etc. O. G stark. proprietor.
nortLsANoY Pleasant roomsie 25 First
MARION HOUSE Furnished rooms rates
reasonable G LevAnder, iu7 Marion. cor, LIST
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II. H. pepe~. Dentist Specialist in Grown
sni Bridge work t2s Burke Building.
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nuts

wainuis. per 10. sacks. lie: East
crn black wainuts. i0c. pccana. 100
i3c alberta. iic. almonds. fancy. soft
shell, isc. almonds. No. 2. ice: pea
nuts. &C.. pine. t5c. hickory. Toe. co.
cocoanuts. per dozen. 10000. pop
Der 10,
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
FOR san Francisco

M elegant 1A' . s:%s.sS.:
9oE4f& Queen. walla Walla'
n and umatllia leave
Sc CATTLE
II IL a. m via Port Townsend ana
Victoria. June 3. 3. 10. ~. %. ~, July
3. 4. ~. Is. q. %. August 2. ana every
nfth day thereafter.
Leave SAN FRANCISCO For
Seattle 10 "a. m. via Victoria and I'L
Townsend. June o. 10. 10 20. %, 20.
July b, 10. l5, 20 q. %. August I. and
every nth day thereafter
FOR ALASka
Leave Seattle % m
Cottage CITY. May ~. 20, July ~.
20. city ~ Topeka. June 8. -. July ..
70. Onzaba. June ~. Ai-KL June T.
july 4. 10. August 3. and every NTH
day thereafter.
For further information. obtain
folder.
The company reserves the right
60 change. without previous notice.
steamers, sailing date and hours Of
sailing.
j. r. TRowBRIDGE.
Puget 81. Eupt.. ocean DIX. Seattle.
TIP town ticket Office. SIS First aY..
Seattle. uoodhii. Perkins q Co. Gen.
Agents. San Francisco.
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DANCING aoaDKMY.

James Boutwell, Mortgage Loans. Fire In
suranee & surety Bonds - Boston nix Tel
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Fresh Meat UobhInEl-Cow beef.
DC per III; steer beef. Dc per 10: NUT
ton. wethcr, &c per 10. pork, 7hc
per 10. veal. large Sc per III. small.
Toe
Provisions UobblnE large.
i0iac. hams. small. lie: breakfast ba-
con. iiIse. dry salted Sides. 7Ac; Rex.
sac.
Lard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. per
10. 7hc. White Star. Sc. Coin Special,
Size, lard, compound, tierces, elac.
Rex. sac
Fresh Fish OobhlnR) = Halt
hut, 2iAH3ihc. salmon, 7Gsc;
founders. amtc. soles. &c; rock cod.
DC: trout 12hal5ci shrlmps. Zoe:
shad. sat. smclt. 4u5c. oystera.
olympia. $500 per sack: tis0 per
gallon; clans. si.5o per sack; Dungc-
ness crabs. alive. lilo: cooked. 81 20;
ling cod. 506c.
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/ ZcmRnsky, general auctiuneer; sales
made In any part Of the city or state real
estate, live stock, express sales, freight
sales, bankrupt stock Of merchandise-au
goods In general 1873 Third avenue.
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Tho Pacific Tailoring Co. best SIS. SIS
aud slO suits made in the city. nyeing.
Cleaning Repairing. us Thim avenue.
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iiorrls AND FURNISHED ROOM

Mrs. Hansen. corner Fourth and Pima
Latest Spring styles Lowest prices
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TAILoRs.


Ilnsay's home made bread, cakes and
pastry best in the city. laos Third Ave.
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SEWING MACHINES.
wANTEp- eLoIIIINa.

New Home Swing aaehinss Best and
cheapest machine made sold on eaxf par.
msnta. Once next door TO Fosioflce.
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Hest aud only thorough Dancing school IN
city day and evening eth and Columbiai.
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BUsikfss cHAHcLs.

For Business Chances u all Kinds
see Nelson Macpherson 4 Co.
Money making restaurant. IA good
l0ealiGFi low rent will seil cheap
account other business. which takes
all owners time. II viii pay you 70
look this up Al once.
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Butter-Raneh. io4i2c. fancy dai.
~. tn squares. iac. Washington
cruamsrios. lib prints. fG4Isc. East
ern Iowa and ElRia. 1870 zoe.
Cheese JobbinRl Native wash
inKtou. i2i40isc: Eastern igai1c;
California. itc.
EFFs Enthusiastically fresh
ranch. isc.
Honey California comb. i2d
i2tsc. atrained. &c.
Pouitry-Dresse1 chickens. ieise.
live chickens. fac.
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Potatoes QobbinRl-Whltc River
Burbanks. s3smf5. Yakima and ore
gon, S4s: now potatoes, 2lzdp2A per III I:
bects, Sl.25 sack. carrots 90c0$l per
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Z. :. ARMY GOODS.
SIGNS AM uo,sY NunnEns.


hubhsf Type. aluminium and enamel
istiers for signs and house numbers. cbss.
Metion. 40 fesier Way. Fhons Black iStI
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ARCHITECTS

4 ", HouGHToN, Architect al. ans. ana
and az collins block.
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ABSTRACT or TITLE.

Cast of clothing trunks and .slisss bought
at no second ave Phone Red lisa
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Thursday Morning. West street
markets NFre quiet to-day. Crrens
stun IN about cleaned up. but \
large supply Was due g. arrive thia
afternoon on the steamer Queen.
from San Francisco. A carload e
cabbage and potatoes arrived this
morning fresn Sacramento. The
pftceH IN berries remain unchanged
In the cereal market. Hour - sunen-
ing M. but the prices heretofore
quoted, prevail. A large shipment
II hallbut and cod arrived today. and
tho market IL Wcii supplied with nrh
There IL a large demand at present
for GAINED and syaporated fruits and
vegetables. which arv shipped 70 Al
anka-
The following prices arr being OF.
tered 10 the producer BY the local
dealers fof delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the cor at Seattle
Grain - Oats. ~ o. harley. ~.
wheat chicken feed. tia. bran. az.
shorts. tits0.
Hay-I.uEcs sound. per ton. tsffs -.
Eastern Washington timothy. tii.t0
6i.. alfalfa. 8.
EKTa - Strictly fvsh ranch. isn
ai7c.
Butter Fresh ranch. sufOc.
creamery. isatse.
Poultry live. isdishc.
dressed. isc.
1--we stock-Choics beef cattle.
eeNs. aH4Ao. steers. si4asc: good
hogs. live. tAe. hogs. dressed. cue.
calves. dressed. large. C. small. &c.
calves. large. live. &c, small. &C..
Hides. Psitz and Woni--iisavy
sound sailed steers. over 20 pounds.
&c. medium sound. per pound. 7Sc.
Ugh, sound. under 70 pounds. &c:
cows. sound. all weights. &c.
stays. bulls sad oxen. s4se. salted
kips. &c. calves. Der pound. Sc. green
hides. ic less than sai,sd; dry hides
per pound. lie. dry cuilH. one-third
less. summer deer. per pound. 23g
ste! winter deer. dry. it0iecs papery
deer. s0t2e. dry elks. 90i0c: green
elk. tdsc: sheep pelts. ss8ssc. shear
iiuga. ibazsc. Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
isc. dirty or timber burned. i0c. tai
low. ztsAt1sc.
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CAMPING TrsTs.
MALE HELr.

1ent,. .iooli cot. etc. tor sails OF ren
= a'sla Tent and Awning Co, Marion an
Nesisrn. Telephone Asin 80
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a TToEsEYs-AT-LAw.

seattle Abs,rso, Co. siS Ssw Yorh Block
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Wanted nifty RAILROAD IL tor.rs for Trim
I'D, east Of mountains. Great Northern K
r. Foley Bros. A Larsons new york team
stefs. graders, rock wages, z free psssi
ship today pm. Crawford. 10 " Main 81
casi-sii clothlng. h. Taylor. Starr Boyd BID
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rArInT ATronsnYs.
nurTInE sPIaIALIsT.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Rounds. Bitisfsen q Gil Contractors and
huiider. iifs western ave. TOT Bur 20
kandalL aenersl lobLlnE. reI. oreen 90
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County of Placer, State of California

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County Of Placer, State of California
Probate.
In the matter of the estate and guar
- Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
= Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of an order of the Superior Court
of the County of Placer. State of Cali
fornia, made on the 21st day of November,
A. D. 1898, in the matter of the estate of
the guardian of the person and estate of
said minor, will sell at private sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash in gold coin
of the United States, and subject to con-
firmation by said Superior Court, on or
title. interest and estate of the said Sadie
Towle, a minor in and to all that certain
lot, piece or parcel Of land, situate and
being in the City Of Sacramento, County
Of sacrameFt9 stats Of
seven forty-eighths G-4N part, share or
interest of said minor in and to the east
As feet of lot No. 4, block N and M,
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets to-
gether with, the improvements thereon.
gold coin of the United States; deed at
expense of purchaser. Bids or offers may
be made at any time after the first pub
lication Of this notice, and before the
making of the sale. All bids or offers must
be In writing, and left At the office Of
Court street, Auburn, California, or de-
livered to the undersigned personally at
Towle, Placer County, California.
Dated July II, 1893
Guardian of the person and estate of
Sadie Towle, a minor.
Lardner g. Burns, Attorneys for Guar
dian. .eg.y 1y19-td
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PERSONAL MENTION.

J. N Larkin of the Leader is at a
Lake County resort.
w. E. T. Deal of Virginia City. is at
the Golden Eagle.
F. H. Eagleson came up from San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. H. A. Guthrie and daughter are
home from Santa Cruz.
Alfred S. Rix. the San Francisco law
yer, is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Robert A. Bracket of New York has
returned to the city to finish a sight
seeing visit interrupted a week ago by
business call from San Francisco.
Professor Max Straube of the Cen
trail High School of Philadelphia is reg
istered at the Golden Eagle. He goes
North tonight on the Portland Ex-
press. In 1872 Professor Straube was
teacher of German in the Sacramento
High School, and ever since then he
has been a Professor in the Philadel-
phia High School. He inquired after
many Of the old Sacramento teachers
last night. and would be pleased to
have any of his former friends or pu-
pills call on him to-day.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since our last re-
port:
| Estate Of E. G. Blessing, deceased, to
Frank Ruhstaller - Undivided half OF
east 20 feet of lot 3. north 12O feet of
lot 4, K and L, Sixth and Seventh
streets; $27, 7,SO3.
A. B. Guthrie ct ux. to same-Undi-
vided half of same; $27 ,SO3.
Sacramento Flour Mills to Brighton
Milling Company-2.71 acres in the
northwest quarter of section Is, town
ship north. range 5 east.
j. B. Duffy ct ux. to Timothy Shea ct
| ux.-6 acres in the northwest quarter of
section 35, township north, range q
east; 1925.
George Kayner to Benjamin r. Kay
| ner-Tract 173 and 176 of Orangevale.
c. w. Clarke and Frederick Cox to
Bulkeley Wells-101 acres in San Juan
grant.
H. R. Mann ct ux. to John Norton
ct ux.--Lot l, west half of lot 2, Q and
r, Third and Fourth streets.
Mark Sheldon to Mark Sheldon Com
pany-North 40 feet of east half and
south 20 feet Of north 40 feet Of west
half of lot Z, and K, First and Second
streets.
Estate of Doroteo Cessna to order set
| ting apart estate to Bensa, Lena, Nic-
toria, Esquel and Doroteo Cessna
South half of west half of lot Z, R and
S, Third and Fourth streets.
Estate of Mary Jane Simmons to
Clara Fountain and Fannie Holt
South 20 acres ef=east half of south
east, quarter of section "a, township
s north, range east
Julius C. Gotthold ct ux. to William
Trapper-North 36 feet of west 7S feet
of lot 8, D and E, Tenth and Eleventh
streets.
H. L. Hughes to James Longshore--
Lot -, Curtis & Bowley tract; SIS.
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night. He held his hands over his
forehead, crying aloud in pain, and
when he released his hand his scalp fell
forward, covering his eyes and face.
Citizens who saw the mans predica-
ment ran into store and got a cloth
covering to protect him from the air,
then rang for patrol wagon. At the
Receiving Hospital Perry was treated
by City Physician Nichols and Assist
ant Physician Ogden for the wound,
which might be termed scalping of the
Apache order.
Perry was too drunk to know just
What happened. further than that he
fell out of the back part of 2O9 l.
street. Officer Douglas made an inyes-
tigation and found evidence that Perrs
had missed his footing when leaving
the house, thus falling many feet and
striking a stone wall. or step, in such
a way as to inf1ict the wound. 1t is not
considered fatal. Perry works on
harvester in YOlO County.
The record-union., 1899-07-28
The Charge Against George Bingay
Was without Foundation.

The arrest of George Bingay on a
Nevada County warrant for alleged
burglary was announced Yesterday
morning. 1t seems that a reduction
plant up there had been robbed of some
50, 900 worth of ore, and somehow sus-
picion was directed at Bingay, who
had an assay office in Nevada City.
Sheriff Getchell came here yesterday
and was not long in coming to the
conclusion that grave mistake had
been made. and that Bingay was in no
way whatever concerned in the loss OF
the ore. Sheriff Johnson accordingly
released Mr.. Bingay from custody.
The latter has relatives in this city.
and was himself reared here, and to be
charged with burglary was certainly
very mortifying to all concerned. Mr..
Bingay's friends were confident that
a mistake had been made.