The Fresno Republican from Fresno, California • Page 2

IS ISSUED EVERT SATURDAY MORNING --BY-S. A. I Publisher mud Proprietor. TBRM8: PorAuuiulaAdTuoo USD SlxMonthi (ISO Advertisements tniertedat reasonable rates. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1882.

NOW, OB NEVER! The FRESSO REPUBLICAN wants a public park, "a place to which the public can resort for recreation, tind pleasure, outside of brick walls and the sliacJe of board or canvas awnings; away from the noise and dust of our streets, and the smell of bees saloons and garbage heaps." Brother Miller, you are right about this, sure. Every city and town in the state should have a public park. For years we labored to induce our people to see the necessity for such an oasis in Ala meda, but the odds were against us, and now property is held so high, and there are so few desirable localities large enough for this purpose left, that we have almost given up the idea ot ever seeing a public park in Alameda. But the present is the time for Fresno people to move in the matter. You have unlimited quantities of land, easy of access, and if yon don't appropriate it now, your opportunity may soon be gone forever.

TVe heartily agree with you that "a public park, with shady walks and avenues, with a grove of dense foliaged trees, and seats for out-door meetings or public gatherings, grounds games of different kinds, fountains throwing up cool and sparkling water, and the numberless tropical flowers and plants which grow so spontaneously ia our climate blooming on every side, would be such an elysium, such a delightful retreat from the heat and dust of streets and barren plain, that its blessings would be almost Encinal. There is vacant land enough around the court house, yet unimproved, to make a handsome and convenient public park. Planted to good shade trees, ornamental shrubs and lawn grass, we would have a beginning that would, in three years, be a source of both pride and comfort to all the county. Farmers earning to town with their families would then find a place in which to pass the heated hours and enjoy their lunch. Our townspeople could there spend the leisure hours in shade and comfort.

Picnic gatherings would be splendidly accommodated and when, on the 4th of July our citizens choose to assemble to listen to a patriotic oration, they would be spared the punishment of suffocating in a barbarously ventilated hall. Let us have a park, by all means. There are always enough boarders in the county jail to perform the work of cultivating, and the expense for irrigation v. ould be trifling. Every progressive citizen in the count? would look upon a public park, in our with feelings of honest pride, for every worthy citizen in the county would be a stockholder in the enterprise.

EA1LBOAD COMMISSIONER. We have heard the name of Dr. Ches- erMtowell, of Fresno, as a probable andidate before the -Republican Con- ention, for Railroad Commissioner from lis district. As the railroad question the one in which the people are more ireetly interested than any other, the iterests of -the people will be served le best for nominating for that office, nly men of iutegrity whose views upon lat question are "well known. Dr.

towell is most favorably known, not nlv in this valley, but all over the state a man of undoubted ability and sty. His record upon all questions ot mporttuice is before the people. As a umber or'the last State Senate, he was Iways found on the right side of every ital question. No more suitable imtioil could be made, and if the Ecpuli- Convention sees fit to uominite iia, the voters of the district will attend his election. He can poll more votes the Southern part of the San Joaquin alley than any other ndependenl.

OCR article on Summer Fallowing, ublished May 34th, looks very well in he columns of the San Benito Advance, as well as the papers who credit the Ad- ance with the same. Jump on, breth- en, you are all welcome. THE Democratic State Convention declares its "unshaken faith in the traditions of the Democratic party, us illustrated by the teachings of a long line of Democratic statesmen." Traditions arc good things to cling to. but it is about time the Democracy had found something less ancient than their traditions upon which to hang their patriotic torms while they pray for the fat things of political success. The platform asks for the repeal of the Sunday law, the federal protection of our rivers, and opposes any compromise with the railroad company on taxes.

The greatest convulsion in the committee's case was when they took up the Chinese plank. Tlijs was deemed the heaviest piece of timber in the whole platform, and disregarding the late election in Oregon, the Democracy labored hard to make the Chinese question the leading one of the cam' paign. Upon this they propose to ride while the question of "slickens," the Sunday law and monopoly abuses wiV be used as pavement stones upon which to trot the anti-Chinese nag. THE Gubernatorial honors of Arizon are badly mixed with petty trouble, an everything connected with the position is not to be classified among the lusurie of political life. Governor Fremont spe most of his time out of the Territory and the affairs of his office seemed to lacking in that happy attraction neces sary to enlist his undivided energies Now comes Governor Tiittle, the a most business-like man, and says has no house, not even a desk, and o.

taking the position he was compelled borrow blanks and papers from the Tor itory of New Mexico. His contingcn fund ia but $500 ft year, and with thi he is expected to apprehend cowboy and preserve tbe peace of a no: ove peaceful but heterogeneous people. THE Examiner is likewise sour Oregon. It says: "The Republican bought votes like cattle, paying for them from 12.50 to $5." In making this an nouncement the Examiner has saidnotl: ing We do not recall the tim when Oregon gave a republican majorit that Democratic journals didn't mak this identical squeal. If such be th truth, we rise to say that it is abou time the Democrats of Oregon began improve their brce-i.

We know of better stock than the editor of the Stock ton Herald, who says "The result in On jjon can not be considered as other thn encouraging to the Democracy." A in who can be so che-rful in the slmdoir defeat on not be bought for ao JunUyforia. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Another Democratic Voice. EDITOR REPUBLICAN the course human events it sometimes becomes ecessery for a Democrat to send bis ommunication'to a Republican paper or publication. Such action is deemed ecessary at this time, for reasons which nay be given in detail if desired by the arty aggrieved.

As a Democrat, I am sliajned and grieved that causes have risen which are bound to create dis- ensions among Democrats. The hasty, rbitrary action of the Democratic Cen- ral Committee will prove to be the worst low the Democrats of this county have for a long time. Owing to the hort period of time given in which to old primaries, it is patent to every un- iascd mind that a new aspirant hue not ic shadow of a chance for a nomination gainst the present incumbents, who, I elieve, with but one exception, are can- idates for re-nomination, or a uomina- ion to a better office than the one relin- uished. Some of those who aspire to a e-nomination are called good men and ood officers, and by a certain class re pronounced princes of liberality nd sociability. I consider all that, but ave an idea where the money comes rom.

I do not accuse them os guilty of nything wrong or illegitimate, but I say mt they have been there long enouah. jet them step down and out and settle. The people want to see if they are good itizens. We have known them, a great many of us, only in the capacity of ounty officers. Do they represent the urvival of the fittest, and is the Derno- ratic timber so culled that they are the oivers of the Democratic forest of Fresno county? Are other deserving, as- iring and competent citizens to wait ntil this ever-blooming, swect-bcented imily of roses fade away and die ere ney may dare to ask for an office? We annot prevent them from getting the omination, by reason of the action of le Central Committee, but with their chemes we can and will, all over this ounty, let the primaries severely lone, and speak to them in thundering ones ut the ballot box.

Rotation in of- ce is a Democratic principle, and should ie earned out. Dissensions cannot arise i is adhered to. No one will object ut the old party head, and those that vill be found handiins the patty whip compef obedience to the nomina- iona. They are always supplied nilli a ictionary if such as sure-head, mongrel, pinto, etc. No one need im- gine for a moment that he can onliuntiun, however small, flora thi' onvention that will meet in July, unless is the tool and puppet of the great ircle for whose benefit they meet.

KISOSBDRO, June 19. B. H. H. White pique 12 yards for $1.

lawns 12 yards for a full assortment of French ind linen lawns at J. L. Lewison he leaders in low prices. MARRIED. Fresno.

June 21, TjyEev Gillum Baley. T.M.Gardner, of Selma, and Miss Nancy Garrison, of Los Banos. ana WatsonVille papers please 'ECK NEWTOS--In Fresno, June 16th, P. Peck and Mrs. Stella Kewton.

DIED. Fresno, Friday, June 23, 188'i Franklin Emerson a nri'ive of Ken tucky, aged 53 years, 3 months and 2 days. ATKINSON Fresno, June 22d, 1882, Mrs SiillieSIurrow Atkinson, wife of J. W. Atkin son, aged 36 years, 9 months and 21 days.

PIONEER STORE! ram A IK, AND RETAIL. PBA.LKBS is General Merchandise Will as ever strive to merit the confidence nd patronage of the people by Low Prices and Fair Dealing! Having superior advantages for purchasing, as we Buy Strictly for Cash We are enabled to give our Patrons The Benefit of our Bargains. IiANP NOTICE. LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTON, June 21, 1883. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT William B.

Nolaml has filed in this office he statement required fay the second section of act, entitled '-An Act for the sale of timber auds in the states of California, Oregon and Nevada, and iu Washington Territory," ap- roved June 3d 1878, for the purchase of SE 1-4 KW 1-4 and lots 2,3 and 4, eec. 31, tp. 9 south ange 25 eaet, situated in Fresno county, which ana is alleged to he chiefly valuable for its imber. Persons claiming adversely any portion of aid land are requested to file a statement of nch adverse claim in the U. S.

Land Office, at tockton, during the elity days notice of pub- cation hereof. jeiMtlO GBO. A. MeKENZIE. Register.

Election Notice-School Ta OTICE IS HBREBY GIVES TO THE qualified eletcora of Liberty School District county of Fresno, Plate of California, that an election will be held on the 12th day of Jnlv, A 1882, at which will be submitted the question of voting a tar 10 build an addition, to ceil, to lay another door, and to paint the school house bore a well, and fence In the lot. It will be ncc essary to raise for this purpose the sum of $400 The pollb will be open ut the liberty schoo house from one hour after sunrise until sunset The Judges appointed to conduct the election are- Henry Powell, W. A. Carnth Torsytbe. junSlSt crs and James K.

E. SROKCE, B. H. BABBITT. NOTICE.

TJ. S. LAKD OPPICE, Vifalia, June 17,1882. Ifl HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT Join Byru has fiicu in this office the Piatemen required by the second section of the act entitle "An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in th states of California, Oregon and Nevada nn Washington approved June 3, I87t for the purchase of the fractional SEJi of sec.3- tp. 13 T.

situated in Fresno county, whic land is alleged to be chiedlv valuable for its tim ber. Persons claiming adversely any part of pai land an 1 required to file a statement of a nch at claim in the U. S. Land Office at Visali during the sixty days of noticeahd of punlicatic hprcot. jc3M10 D.

HYDE. Register. LAND NOTICE. U. S.

LANB OFFICE, STOCKTON, June SO. 1882. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Willia- Ii Hiichincs, address i Toll Ilonee, Trcsno county, California, has file notice of intention to make final proof hcfor lion. S- A. Holmes.

Judge of Superior Court Fresno county, nt Fresno Cilj, on iloutlay til SKMay ol July. 1882, ot 1 o'clock p. pre cinption declaratory statement No. 11.136, for th SV4 of SEHi of sec. 8, and of of aec 17 tp.

11 9 of r. 3-1, cn'-t M. D. if. He names a witnesses: S.

Wjlliant'tt'm. S. 17 Wsmchope and 33. Crouch, all of Toll House FTOSIIO county. jc34-t5 GEO.

A. McKENIS. "Refiner LAND NOTICE. LAKD OFFICE AT STOCKTON. CAL-, I JuneiS).

18b2 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA' Silas Knth. whose postofhVe address i Sentinel, Fresno county, California, has file noticeof intention to make final proof before Hon. S. A. Holmes.

-Judae of the Superior Cour of treann county, at Fre-jnoCltv. on Tuesday the 1st day of Angnst, 1SS2. at 10 o'clock a. homestead application for the Ew KW SWfc of NEK, and IS of SE of lee 19. tp.

10s. 21 fast M. D. lie names a witnesses: J. Murohcy, Jos.

Medhy. Mario Medley, and Hcary Donafaoo, all of Sentinel FrtSflo county. GEO A. UosKszifi, BcgUttr. jneU-tf LOUIS EINSTEIN CO.

THE FOURTH Will BE CELEBRATED IN FRESNO, Under the auspices and management of the "resno Brass Band Mastodon Minstrels! And CITIZENS OF FHESSO. On tile Evening of thf KI, Minstrels will give one of their Refined Entertainments! Morning of the Fourth, at 5 o'clock, the Band will give a Concert from Top of Court House! At o'clock, LITERARY EXERCISES It Metropolitan Hall. At 2 o'clock the Min- EtrelB nil give a MATINEE, and at night the Band will give a A 3 BALL, All those who attend are assured of a good ay 1 sport. jnlO-St Everybody CAN AFFOIJD IT eiuce the ad- S. JENSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR.

NOW HAS A FULL LINE OP SPRING and Summer Goods selected especially for his climate. He makes fine it specialty, and guarantees CLEANING and REPAIRING. Hariposa opposite Donahoo, Fanning CO'B. inyC-tf HAVING TAKEN nventory of Stock, And found that Our FIRST YEAR'S BUSINESS IN FRESNO I Even beyond our expectations, ne take this method of Thanking Our Numerous Friends And kind Public, who have BO Liberally Patronized Us 1 It has been our aim from the atart to conduct A STRAIGHTFORWARD BUSINESS CASH A I vinc our customers FULL VALUE FOR TUEUt MCXSEY, being content with a fair Irving profit. It is a ft ti faction to know, after one year' msiness, that the people of Fresno and vicimr have APPRECIATED OUR EFFORTS TO-- IO THE RIGHT THEVO We, therefore, herewith 9 Offer Them Our Thanks I We hope to merit their future patronage by con tinning to be tlie leaders in Low Prices OOOI CJOODS J.

L. Lewison Co. "THE LEADERS" Goods and Clothing, MASON POLLARD'S ANTI-MALARIA! Or FEVER AGUE Pills A RE ENDORSED BY HUNDKEDS OP CER tificatcs flH the safest, surest and most thor OHfjh cure for FEVER AND AGUE ever offered to the public. They are the result of twenty years' exiierienncc in the treatment of BILIOUS uiBCBBea, and are practically adapted to a wide range of maladies than any other remedy. As FAMILY MEDICINE i bilious climate the will effectually cm in tltrce-fonrths of the di; cases incidental to a family.

To arrest bilious in its incipience t.i restore to health and strength, takt-n in alter alive doses, they are uncqunlcd. They are strictly vegetable, and contain noth mg delettitioos to health in the largest They arc the best Tonic and Liyer Invigorate Known. They are Gently taxativp, bnt do not ptiree They mar OP taken during cither chill or fever observing regular intervals in the doses. They mav be given (dissolved or otherwise) tc theyoungcsl child. Tfity flo not deter the patient from his dally work, nor disturb in the slightest degre the vital mncUons.

One pill, twice daily, one hour before eating. Will cure the worn case of dyppcpaift, fBTFor Bftlc by all drngcfats. REDDINGTOlf A Sole Agouti. I San Francisco, IVAefc for Maflon A PoJJird'0 Anti-Jtoterte. MISCELLANEOUS.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SUMMONS. the Superior Court ot the County ot Fresno, State of California. Mary F. Garner, Plaintiff, Charles n. Garner.

Defendant' iction brought in the Superior Court of the County of Fresno, State ot California, and the Compfaint filed in antd Cuiintj of Fresno, in the office of tlie Clerk of said Superior Court. HE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP CAL- ifornia send greeting Charles Garner, Jefendant: Yon are herein required to appear in action brought agiuust yon by the above amed plaintifi, in the Superior Court ol the bounty of Fresno, State of California, and to im- wer the complaint filed therein within ten days exclusive of the day of service) after the semce i summons, if served Within this ounty; or.if served Ait of tins county, within hirty daye, or judgment by default will be taken gainst you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to obtain a decree of livorcc in favor of tlie plain till and against the efcndantou ihcEioiinds, of willful desertion and ui hi re to provide tlit common nccccssnrics of ife, and a deciee giving to the plaintiff the ex- Ulsive care, tustmh niid control olftbc three in- ant children of pUmbiiFiuid defendant, and for osts, including attorney's fee of $73, and for general relief. And you are herein notified that if you fflil to ippcar and ftii'-n er the "aid complaint, iisuboie pquired, the taid plJimiil canst be entered, anil will applj to the Court for he relief demanded in her Biiicl complaint. Given under my i and.

the seal of said Jourt, this 14th daj of June. 1882, I5EAL.1 A CL.VKK. County Clerk. E. C.

WINCIIELL, Att'j. for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF BONpS. URSUANT TO AX ORDETt OF THE Boardof Supervisors or Prc-no county, made and entered on the day of 1S32. nonce heiel)y that Boar.l receive ealod propobais at their ofllcc in the town of 'resno, up to 2, o'l-i ick.

on Wedm-sdaj-. UP duy of for th sale of bonds of 'mine school district, to the amount of $1,311: hf said bonds to be of the denomination of id02 ro and four in number, payable as follows: ne thereof payable mi I he 15th day of January. SSI. und 0111 tic 13th diy of J.immry etich jciir until all arc piiil; taid to intercut ut tliv niic off'pir cent pcriiittitn, and the luterest annually on the 13th lav of January of cacii year a the iesuanci laid bonds. Tin 1 Board reserves the ruht to rejci.1 any and By order of the Board.

Attest: A. ULARK. Clttk. NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS. i ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDER OF the Boardof Supervisors of Froeuo county, made and entered on the day of June, 18fe, notice is hereby given that eaid board will receive sealed proposals for the sale of bonds of the VaUcy View school nibtrkt to tht- amount of 86,000, and twelve number, payable as follows: Two thereof pavable on tho first Monday in January, ig'K), four thereof of the first Monday in January, and the remaining us on the first Monday in January, 18'hJ; all of said bonds to bear interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, said interest payable annually on the first Men day in January of each year after the issuance of said bonds The said proposals will be received np o'clock, p.m., on Wednesday, the 5th day July, 1882.

The Bourd reserves the right to reject any and all bide. By order of the Board. jne17-3t Attest: A. M. CLARK, Clerk.

When erdrring vino, call for "California 1 merely, but state the brand "EcursE, 1 extra dry, or Hie firm's name. We are the only producer of natural sparklins wi the cork JT1C3 tf NOTICE. A LLPAUTIES CAUTIONED against manufacturing or using concrete asbestin piping for purpose of sub-irrigation ii Freano county, we are sole owners, and wii prosecute all infringi-mei in county. BEESLY ALLBN. FKESKO.

Ane. 16th SI. PIANOS ORGANS AT HOST WO PIANOS AXI) FOUR ORGANS WILL Chas. Bu A behold at cost if nppli- for immediate)v, rkfe 1 Go's. Gouifn Rnlf Book jnid-tf GKO.

HORSES' A XUMSEH OF HORSES WILL BE TAKE -nL to pasturage on the McNeil Ranch. First class alfalfa range. 75 cents per heat a week. Apply to G. McNeil, on the ranch two miles north of Fresno, jnlO-t1 TO THE LADIES.

A WEEK. 812 ft dtyat home A 0 frM- Addre RS. t. S. NEWELL, OF SAN FRANCISCO naslocalrdin Frtcno and nill cneace In the business of Drpss and Cloak Making She warrants all her work.

Residence adjoining conr Aonie square oo tbe loatbeMt. tf DEALER IN- LAMP HOT1CE. TJ. S. LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTON, CAL.

I Julie 3d 1883. IS HBREBt GIVEN THAT William 1 T. Perry, whose poetoffice address is Hamp- onville, Fiestto county, California, has filed no- FRES1TO, ES I 3V OF THE 1WTOT1CE IS HEREBY Horace D. Reynolds has filed in this ofBce he statement required by the 2d section of sn cl entitled "An acl for tut, sale of timber lands the states of California, Oregon and Nevada, nd in Washington Territory," approved June 882, for the purchase of the NEW of sec 35, 9, south range i), east 31, situated in rceuo county, which, land is alleged to be hiefly valuable for timber. Persons claiming adversely any portion of and are required to file a statement of such ad- erse claim in the S.

Land Office at Stockton urine the siity days notice ot publication jnlO-lOt OEO. A. McKENZIE, Register. In Wintmer's Block, Frenno. LAND NOTICE, LAND Oprica AT STOCKTON I June 3d 1882 OTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Cyrus Perry, whose postoffice addreea Is Hamptonyille Fresno county, California, filed otice of intention to make final proof before Ion.

S. A. Holmes. Judge of Superior Conrt of county, at Fresno City, on Monday, tne WE WILL KEEP THE Finest Stock of Clothing Ever Seen in tUi Place, and Will Sell at the Lowest Manufacturing Prices. The public of Fresno and surrounding country are INVITED TO CALL before purchasing and BE CONVINCED.

THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES BE PAID FOB Produce, Eggs, Sheep Pelts and Hides. H. M. JACOBS CO. GRAND SPRING OPENING! Millinery i Fancy Goods Being tlie Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Goods ever seen in Fresno, comprising tbe Latest Styles in HATS RIBBONS, FANS.

ZEPHYRS, BONNETS, SILKS, GLOVES, CANVAS, P.LUMES, SATINS, HGSIERY, PORTMONNIES, FLOWERS, LACES, CORSETS, UNDERWEAR ORNAMENTS, EMBROIDERIES, RUCHING, c. Goods showed with pleasure. Prices a low as the loweft. E. CILMOUR Mariposa St, Fresno, Cal.

cfe HAVE REMOVED TO Donahoo's New Brick Block, Mariposa Street, "WHERE THEY WILI. KEEP EOR SALE MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Clothing, Hats Gaps, Gents' Furnishing Goods. We aek but the opportunity to convince all that we keep the Best Goods and aell at the Lowes Prices. Old friends we strive to please and new ones we hope to make.

The HIGHEST PRICES paid for Butter and SE and all kindi of Produce, aplS-tf INSOLVENCY NOTICE. In the Superior Court of the state California, in and for the County of Fresno. In the matter of JoHCphus Hutchings, an laaolv- TOI debtor. Adjudication of insolvency. HOTCHISGS HATING FILED In thin Court his petition, schedule, and inventory of insolvency from which it appears that lie is an insolvent debtor, said Joa's.

Hutchincs is hereby declared insolvent. The sheriff of the county of Fresno is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and personal, of the said Josephus Hutchings, insolvent debtor, except such as may be hy law exempt from execution, and of all his deeds, vouchers, hooks of account, and papers, and to keep the game safely until the appointment of an assignee of his estate. AH persons are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent, or to deliver any property belonging to euch insolvent to him, or to any person, firm, corporation, or association for his use; and the said debtor ie hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property, until the further order of this Court, except as herein ordered. It is further ordered, that nil tho creditors of said deMot be and appear before the Hon. 3.

A. Holmes, Judge of the Superior Court of Fresno county, in open Court, at the court room of said Court, in the county of Fresno, on the 26th day of June, 1883, at 10 o'clock a.m. of that day, to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered, that the order be published in the FRESNO ReruBLicAN, a newspaper ef general circulation, pubiishcd iu the county of Fresno, as often as the said paper is published before the said day set for the meeting of creditors. And it ie further ordered, that, in the mean time all proceedings against the said Insolvent be stayed.

Dated May 34th, 1383. S. A. HOLHES, Judge of Superior Court. Sayle Harrla, Petitioner.

8m7 NOTICE OF REMOVAL S. HOLLANDER, Watchmaker, Jeweler, And Optician, Has moved into Bonahoo's new block, near the Court House, and has now on hand a largo stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry ANB OPTICAL GOODS. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPCtAMTT. 1 will be warranted. All goods sold it this will be rnaran- lecil represented, and if proved otherwise the money retnrned.

S. HOLLANDER, Watchmaker, Jcwelorand Optician. Donahoo'i Block, Maripoia Freroo. WINES BRANDIES FROM EISEN VINEYARD, FROM YINTME OF 1(77, 10 Casks and Bottles, for (ale by GOLDSTEIN. Champion Mills.

HE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY the citizens of Fresno, are hereby notifux that from this date forward, ao long as th town and snrronnding country are disposed to sustain me with their patronage, shall run the Champion Mills and the business appertaii ing thereto in the interest of the public. Believing in the principles of the greatest gooc to the greatest number, I have determined to pn this theory in practice in. tae management of th Champion Mills By Dealing with the Consumer instead of the Middle Men. In order to convince the public that I mean what I say, I will, until further notice, sell flon and other mill stuffs at the following prices: No. 1 Flour, $5.00 per bbl.

or $1.25 per sack. Graham Flour, cts. for 35 fla, or 30 cts. fo 10 JDS. Cracked Wheat, in 10 tt sacks, for 25 cts.

Corn Meal 10 for 40 cts. or 25 for $1. Table Middlings, 30 eta. for 10 Bis, Ground Barley, $3.35 per cwt. Bran, $1.00 per cwt.

Shorts, 81-25 per cwt. Feed Middlings, $1.60 per cwt. The community will readily see theadvantac of buying by the weight instead of by the sock- To be had at the above prices of C. W. Delonz or my FLOTJE AND FEED STORE on tne Wimmer coracr.orat the Champion Mills Grist work ol all Kinds promptly attended to on tne very reasonable terms of 80 cents per cw for wheat, and 10 ccote per cwt for chopping par ley.

I hopo by firat-class vrork and an honest return of all grain entrusted to me, to merit a fai share of the pnblic patronage. Jf. J. CHURCH. HAKKIS BTJRLEIGH, AGENTS FOB Puget Sound Lumber Co --BBAIEIH IS-Oregon, Redwood, and Mountain Fine Lumber, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Lime, Plaster, Hair, Cement, LUMBER SAWED TO ORDER All orders promptly and carefully attended to Fall Une of Bailding Material hand.

ml3 tf LAND NOTICE. LISD Orrici AT STOCKTOK, I is HEREBY GIVES' THAT SILA 11 Kath has fried in this office the swon statement required by the second section of th net entitled: "J.n Art for the sale of timbe lands the states of California, Oregon an Nevada and Washington Territory." approved Jonc 3,1878, purchase of the SEH of Jj and NEK of SBJi of sec. 14, twp. 10, sont range 31, east situated in Frvsna coaittj which land it alleged to be chilly valuable fo timber. Person! claiming adversely any part of sai land, are required to lie a statement of sue adverse claim in the U.

S. land office at, Storklc during tbe sixty days of notice andof pnblicatio OBO. A. McKBSZIB. Heginter.

MISCELLANEOUS. iestto couny, a a as no- ceoUutentoiu to make filial proof before lion A. Holmt'S, Judge of Suprrior Court of Fresno ounty, at Fraiio City, on Mouthy the 10th day July, 18S2, ail o'clock, p. HI ou Premption eclaratory Statement NO. for the 2CJS county.

jnUHOt GEO. A. McKESZIE. licgister. NOTICE.

LAUD OPPICE AT STOCKTON, I tn-p. 11, south ranTM a Be names as witnesses: w. F. ilayney, 1. A.

Meluu, Geo. Paddington. Wm. F. "erry, all of Uainptonville.

Fresno, county. jnlO-lOt GEO. A. McKBNZlE. Register.

NOTICE. TJ. S. LAND OPFICB, STOCKTON, June 3d, 1882. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES L.

Musick, has filed In this office the statement required by the 2d section of an act entitled 'An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the range 25, cast and lots 1 and' 2 of sec. 6. 10, range 25, cast situated Fresno county, which land is alleged to be chiefly valuable for timber. Persons claiming adversely any portion of said and are required to file a statement of such ad- veteo claim in the U. S.

land office, at Stockton, during the aiitydays noticeof publication hereof. inlO-lUt GEO. A McKESZIE, Begister.Q SUMMONS. In the Superior Conr! of Hie comtrtt Fresno, state of California. W.

F.Caughell, plaintiff, le.O. A. Canghcll, defendant. Action broneht in the Superior Conrt of county of Fresno, state of California, and tne complaint Hied In the oBce of the clerk of said county. The people of the state of California send ftinff to George A.

Caughell, defendant. OB AHE riSWZm liEQTJlKED TO AP- pear in an action brought against you by the above-named plaintiff, in the Superior Crurt, in and for the county of Fresno, state of California, and to answer tlie complaint Sled therein, within ten days (exclusive or the day of service) after the service of this summers, if served in tbia county; or, if served elsewhere, within thirty days. The said action is brought to recover the sum of six hundred dollars money loaned by plaintiff to defendant, uhich is now due and unpaid, aud the sum of six hundred dollars, due on more fully appear from the complaint on file. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer eaid complaint, as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for the said sum of six hundred dollars, interest and costs. Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court, in and for the county of Fresno, state of California, this llth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand hundred and eighty-two.

A. CLABK, Clerk. DM.T, Deputy. H-UO Campbell Jb Goge, 1'lff'e. Att'ys.

BUSINESS LOCATION FOB SAUE. OTEL AOT SALOON, EIGHT MILES nom Kingsburtr, in a thriving and gruwinr town, together with SO acres of A No. 1 Tarming land. The only hotel and saloon in the place. Price $1,750.

Apply at the Kingsbure Real Estate Office, Ktugsburg. California. a8tt LAND NOTICE. LAND OFFICE AT STOCKTOK, I OTICE IS HERKBT John B. Jim-plir irtosc postofflce address Seniinel, Fresno county, California, has Sled notice of intention to make final proof before Hon.

S. A. Holme-. Judjre of Superior Court of Fresno county, at Frfsno City, on Monday, the 3d day of July, ISM, at 10 o'clock a. on pre- enption declaratory statement, No.

11.310. for the sefiofncXandeiSofseiisec.ai. and nwX swiiofscc.22,tp.. 10s ol r. 23 East M.

D. M. He names as witnesses: Joseph Medley, EH Comby.J. W. Cavin, and Marion Medley, all of faentmel, Fresno county JU3-15 OEO.

A. ilcKESZIE. Register. lAHPNOTICE. V.

S. LACT OPIMCE AT VISAUA, CAI. I OTICE IS HEREBY GIvS following-named settler has filed notice of ms intention to make final proof in support of his claim and secure final entry thereof, and that such proof will be made at the 0. S. Land Office, Visaha, on Jtondav July 3.1882, viz: J.

W. Bell preemption claim fto. 7.045, for the ot tec. 28, tp. 14s, r.

22 cabt, and he names the following as his witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said tract, viz: Chas. P. Walton, J. R. Harrell, Stanley O.

Stegall, and B. W. Doric all residing near said land, near Selmfl postoffice. J3-I5 3. D.

HYDE, Register. GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE! Its use tho eye can be correctly testefl and the evils of badly fitting npcctaclee arerted. H. C. WARNER, Watchmaker and Jeweler Neat and Tasteful I adeonleiiblcwlialetione.

TieWinsto tlioit preisnre and conformios to the sliape of tbe nose, it gives comfort to tho wearer. Sold by H. C. WABNEK, Watchmaker and Jeweler, OPT I CAL COS H. C.

WARNER, Watduuke, ud Jnrdm, FORJIALE. TJMTE HORSES, INC1.UDINO GOOD SAD. die, bncg; and work horau. Inquire at n'sViueraril, Nevada CoHmr. H.

C. WARNER. Watchmaker i Jeweler. it 'SPAPERf NEWSPAPER!.