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4 COUNTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT PUPILS. Those Who Received Honors During the Late Term. Their Names, Grades to Which Ther Are Promoted and the Percentages Received. Following are the promotions made in the country schools for the term ending 1594: Jackson District, Miss Nina Garwood to second grade, Josie Sibeck, Hazel Kennedy, Albert Leimbach. Aubry Dixon, Minnie Dart, Mabel Jackson.

Charles Jackson; to third grade, Walter Bates, Hannah Johnston; to fourth grade, Alfred Dixon, Cordie Bates; to fifth grade, Harry Jackson, Aubrey Leavitt, Blanche Dixon, Maude Dixon, Xellie Jackson, Roy Leimbach, Eddie Kennedy, Leona Kennedy, Carrio Dart; to sixth grade. Allen Bates; to seventh grade, Lucy Jackson, Ellie Dart, Charlie Sibeck, Alice Sibeck, Carrie Sibeck, Albert Leavitt, Florence Leimbach; to eighth grade, Cora Jackson. Junction District, Miss Florence Wilcox to second grade, Eddie Stubbe, Walter Brown, Louisa Ferria, Alta Spencer, Henry Schmittgen, Mary Wilcock, Ida May White; to third grade, Freddie Dreyor, Pearlie White, Clara Johnson, Annie Schmittgou; to fifth grade, Edith Kern, Edith McMullen, Rosie Ferguson, otto Spencer, Jimmie Burns, Carroll Pebbles; "to sixth grade. Nellie Ferguson, Martha Wilcock, illie Pebbles; to eighth grade, Ruby Belknap. Kinney District, Miss Lizzie Haggerty to second grade, Charles Studarus, Carrie Hansen, John O'Connor; to third grade, Maggie Robinson, George Hanlon, Vernou Nuttall: to fourth grade, George Sanguenette, Ethel Robinson; to fifth grade, Minnie Stuiiarus, Edward Nuttall, Delia Criswell, Henry Studarus; to sixth grade.

Louisa Erickson; to seventh grade, Archie Studarus, Hiram Baker, Lawrence Studarus, Alice Nuttall, Lottie Baker; to eighth grade: Harry Studarus, Addie Baker. Lincoln District, Miss Mamie Feeney to second grade, Violet Johnston; to third grade, Sarah Johnston, Rena Johnston, Fred Strauch; to fifth grade. Maggie Johnston, Flora Strauch, Rena Harmes, Albert Schiedel; to sixth grade, Etta Schandouey, Fanny tschandouey, Fred Schandoney; to seventh grade, Emma Strauch, Rosie fetrauch. Laguna District, Miss Lizzie Klotz to second grade, Geo. Smith, Byrdie Medley; to third grade, Alexis Smith, John Smith, Lulu Hanlan, Cora Medley, Joie Hatton, Ernest Howard, Sara Smith, George MaKee; to fourth grade, Nettie Allen, Amie Whittemore; to fifth grade, Clyde Henley, Ray McKoy; to sixth grade, Willie Henley, Emma Hatton; to seventh grade, Ellie Doyel, Lily Henley, Lulu Howard, Frank Whittemore, Carl Whittemore; to eightn grade, Frank Howard, May Henley.

Mokelumne District, Miss Anna Mc- Lanahan to third grade, Henry Bryant; to fifth grade, Ulysses Rice, Frankie Houston, Annie C. Glann; to seventh grade, Frank Ellis; to eighth grade. Ben Rice, Dave McLanahan. Michigan Bar District, Mrs. F.

S. Mc- Culloh to third grade, Edward Heath, Edna Barry, May Wells, Ida Wells, George Wells, Fred Heitliu. Natoma District, Miss Mary McDerby to third grade. Ina Belle Hart, Frank Hick man; to fourth grade, Mamie Hoke; to fifth grade, Claude Hart, to sixth grade, Herbert Brown, Albert Hart. Ney District, Miss Anna McDonald teacher to second grade, Wilfred Yost, Samuel Biggs, Lizzie Biggs; to third grade, Albert Yost, Charles Biggs; to fourth grade, James Biggs, John Haase, Peter Bush; to filth grade, John Yost; to seventh grade, Alice Biggs, Joseph Biggs, John Bush.

Onisbo District, Miss Birdie Spencer teacher to second grade, Liliie Thomas; to fourth grade, Libert Kercheval, George Thomas; to sixth grade. Koy Peck, Arthur Peck, Millie Peck, Johnnie Thomas, Reuben Kercheval. Orange Yale District, Miss Maud Daugherty to second grade, Bertie Rickey, Naomi Raaf, Solomon Wahrhaftig; to fourth grade, Elsie Potts, Bud Moucur, Ida Waite; to rilth grade, Rolla Waite; to sixth grade, Carrio Moncur, Flora Wilkinson, Nettie Rickey, Lora Sears; to seventh grade, Maggie Rickey, Maud Lanpher. Alice Wilkinson, Anthony Laudis; to eighth grade, Loy Wilkinson, Delia Sears. Point Pleasant District, Miss Alice Brown to second grade, Benny Sprock, Katy Schultze, Ceni Miller; to fourth grade.

Bertha Smith, Pauline Miller, Johnny Sprock, Henry Buscher, Ethel Stephensou; to fifth grade, Henry Smith, Meta Buscher, i Lena Buscher; to sixth grade, Henry B. Smith, Minnie Smith; to eitrhth grade, Henry Benedix, Willie Anderson. Pleasant Grove District, Miss Mamie "Welty teacher to third grade, Grace Colton, Melvin Wiukelman, Johnnio Lewis, Irwin Macy; to fourth grade, Eddie Polhemus, Chester Colton, Cuarles Theobald, Nellia Steltcr; to lifth grade, Mary Lewis, Lola Bell, Blanche Colton, Anna Macy; to seventh grade, Neta Bader, iiort Bader. Pacific District, Miss Alice Duden to third grade, Charlie Hack, Henry Zachanas; to sixth grade, James Welty, Irwin Tarrel. Reeso District, Miss Laura S.

Rhodes teacher to second grade, Eunice Jenkins, Earl Bayless; to third grade, Willie Straight; to fourth grade, Straight, Elymus Straight; to seventh grade, James Bailey. Richland District, Miss Mary Davis to second grade, Gesine Frey, Ethel Bryan; to third grade, "Wilson Bryan, Johnny Frey, Julia Koden, Jessie Rodeu; to fourth grade, Donnie McClain; to fifth grade, Henry McClain, Lizzie Frey, Julia Frey, Johunv Gear, Minnie Bryan, Clarence Bloom: to seventh grade, Andrew Bloom, May Bryan, Nervie Hughes, Edna Williams, Winnie Gear, Charles Ralston. Roberts District, Miss Minnie Dippel teacher to second grade, Murrel Linnell, Lovd Linnell; to third grade, Elmer Fuller, Laura Rusch; to fourth grade, Lily Pilcher, Rita Burgel, Guy Linnell; to sixth grade, Laura Linuell, Leslie Fuller; to seventh grade, Albert Pilcher, Ed Pilcher; to eighth grrade, Maud Sherry. Rhoades District, Miss Mignonette Campbell tea to sixth grade, Harold Belcher, Cyril Patterson. San Joaquin District, Miss Lida Spring to sixth grade, Grace Carr, Bertha Nelmes; to seventh grade, George Sehimeyer, John Mahon, John Carr; to eighth grade, Katie Mahon.

Sylvan District, Miss Mercy teacher to second grade, Jennie McKenzie; to third grade, Alice Berry; to fourth grade, Fairy Slater, Marguerite Donahue, Rita Ward, Roy Van Maren, May Wheadon, Alice Berry; to filth grade, Elsie Wachtel, Nellie Slater, Hugh McKenzie, Charlie Borman; to sixth grade, Eddie Berry, Elmer Palm, Emma McKenzie; to eighth grade, Annie McKeuzie. Oilie Berry. Stone House, Miss Mabel Duden I to fourth grade, Hilda I Grauiees, Robert Granlees: to fifth grade, Phillip Waggoner, Frankie Raymond, Gertie Haulon; to sixth grade, Johnnie Granlees, Claude Hanlon; to seventh I grade, Newton Ilanlon; to eighth grade, Lizzie Waggoner.JJß Suiter District, A. Hunter Promoted to second grade, Charles Fiak, Howard Bagwill, Manuel Lucas, Harry Ciill'ord, Frank Mento, Mary Silva; to third grade, John Mento, James Clifford, Mary Minto, Emma Koch; to fourth grade, Walter Koch, Rudolph Koch, Antone Mento. Grade Bagwill, Mellie Pradie, Fannie Pradie, Ethel Cox, Luella Emma Pradie; to fifth grade, Calvin A very, George Koch, Joseph Zwaid, Willie Burke, Rosa Rocca, Mary Pradie, Frank Rocca, Manuel Silva; to sixth grade, Etta Bagwill, Domingo Rocca, Henry Koch, Charles Larrabee; to sev! enth grade, Florence Avery, Lizzie Sundi holm, Lizzie Goodrich; to eighth grade, Florence Sliortjurn.

Union District, L. Miller inoted to eighth grade, Winnie Atkins, iLa layette Miller, Elsie Vandergrilt, Mate Nichols. Victory District, Miss Rose M. Clark I teacher Promoted tothird grade, I Jxidie Barry, Mabel Redding, Annie I Horst, Myrtle Carter, Nellie Carter, Nori man Baker, Everett Hoskins, Paraieo i Fowler, Blanche Fowler, Greta Lostbom, Jennie Hanson; to fourth grade, Nellie I Barry, John Lewis, Maud Mackey. Verda Mackey, James McManus, Charlie Me- Kee, VVinfield Etliug, Clarence Etling; to fifth grade: Harry Coons, Mabel Dillard, Harold Bayne, Annie Olsen, Fred Redding, Nora Carter, Elva Baker; to sixth grado, Walter Carter, Ethel Chinnick, Maud Fisher, Lola Hasman, Tom Lewis, i Pearl Roue; to eighth grade, Willie Lewis, Henry Loll.

Walter Everson, Lizzie Lewis, Grace Redding, Blanche Henley. Wilson District, Mrs. Mary L. Gould to second grade, Emma Thome, Edna Murphy, Willie Scott, Agnes Grimshaw, Walter Muruhy, Robert Smithenbank, Frank Jaeger; tothird grade, Pollie Thome, Edna Wirts, Annie Vaughn; to fourth grade, Myrtle Schulp, Lottie Schulp, Georee Talbott, Clarence Wirts, Maud Muse; to tilth grade, Edith Wirts, Oilie Pierson, Sadie Melvin Vaughn, Willie Gritnshaw, Joe Muse, to sixth grade, Eva Pierson, Mabel Vaughn, Emma Grimshaw, Mabel Tal- bott, Louie Wright, Maggie Pickett; to seventh grade, Willie Sanders; to eighth grade, Alva Pierson, Eldred Pierson, Albert Ybright. West Union District, Miss Ella Klotz to second grade, Ada Peterson, Johnnie Franklin, Hendricks Arthur, Joseph Sehmittcr; to third grade, Alice Curran, Nellie Da.se, ida Schmitter, Hugh Currau; to lirth grade, Harry Curran, Louis Klotz: to sixth grade, Willie Franklin, George Coleman: to seventh grade, Romie Peterson, Carrie Kunstle, Frances Kunstle; to eighth grade, Agnes Gosling.

Washington District, Miss Susie T. Leonard to third grade, George Giacken. John Rooney; to lifth grade, Asa Warner, Jennie Watson, Avery Miliard; to sixth grade. "Willie Bowles; to seventh grade, Henry Brown; to eighth grade, Claude Bid well. Walnut Grove District, Miss Alice Crawford to third grade, Bello Lord, Freddie Greene, Joe de Back, Georgie Lord; to fourth grade, Mauuel Couha, Gilbert de Back; to tilth grade, Daisy Brown; to sixth grade, Lillie Greene, George Irvin, Frank Brown, Milo Dye; to seventh grade, Will Fountain, Kuscoe Lut kin; to eighth yrade, Sigrid Sigilkoff, Amy THOMAS P.

FORD DEAD. One of the Oldest Newspaper Men of tho Stato Passes Away. Thomas P. Ford, one of the oldest newspaper men of California, died yesr day of quinsy at Vina, where he occupied the position of nited States Storekeeper aud Gauger in the luternal Keveuew service. Mr.

Ford was born in Richland County, Ohio, and was 6'S years of age. He came to California at an early day and passed twenty-seven years of his lite iv this city, living for a lime after coming to this State at North Bloomlield. He was bookkeeper under State Superintendent of Printing iTrank Thompson. For several years, up to the last few months, he published the Mountain Tribune, at Bieber, Lassen County, in this State. He was an active Democratic politician, being the only Democrat out of a large family of brothers.

He was an enthusiastic Mason, aud a member of Edeu Lodge, No. 220, F. and A. Eden, Modoc County. Ho will be buried by Tehama Lodge, F.

aud A. of this city. SUPREME COURT DECISION. A Glenn County Lawsuit to Quiet Title to Lund. The Supreme Court has decided tho case of Fred.

plaintill aud appellant, vs. John McMullin, defendant and respondent, a Glenn County case to quiet title. Tho defendant's answer denied that ho had any interest in the land in question except a certificate of sale for taxes iv the Irrigation district. The court found that defendant was entitled to his costs, and plaiutiil' appealed. The Supreme Court held that plaintiff had a proper appeal and that he was entitled to a judgment without, any reserraation.

It therefore reversed the judgment and remanded the case. Real Estate Transfers. The following real estate transactions have been recorded since our last report: Patrick Burns aud wife to Frank J. half of east half of lot 4, 1' and Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. George R.

Yassels to Victor Ea-t half lot 3, and Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Estate of J. H. Carroll, deceased, to C. A.

Elliott, confirmation of sale 18? leet of lot 5, and lots 6, 7 and and Tenth and Eleventh streets, north half of south 40 leet of lot 2, and Front and Second streots; Same by executor to as in above: J. H. Allen to J. Bachle and C. F.

7 and Alien Tract. Weather Notes. The Weather Bureau roporta show the highest and lowest temperatures yesterday to have been 92 0 and (ij with geutle to fresh southerly wiuds and clear weather prevailing. The barometrical readings at 5 a. m.

and 5 r. M. were and inches, respectively. The highest and lowest temperatures one year ago yesterday were a and and one year ago to-day 93? and Charged 'With Battery, Angnst Lave yesterday swore out a warrant for the arrest of W. H.

Ambrose, charging him with battery. He claims that he was sitting on a bootblack stand whon Ambrose came up and asked him it" his name was Lauo and being answered that it was, struck him in the face. Land Patents Sltrned. Governor Markham has signed the following land patents under grant of sixteenth and thirty-sixth sections for school W. E.

Laud, forty acres iv San Diego County; Fred Weinsdorfer, 100 acres in Humboldt County: A. C. Dietz, forty acres in Ventura County. Continued Cases. The case of C.

W. Dailey and others, I for having a wooden railing on their balcony, was continued for ten days yesterday in the Police Court. That against C. Heisen was continued for two weeks, as he is taking down his awning. Twenty Thousand Boxes.

The steamers Modoc, Acme and Herald brought up 20,000 boxes of fruit from the river ranches on Sunday. The fruit growers are making up for lost time in packing their crop. I SACRAMENTO DAILY KECOBD-UKIOX, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1894. CLOSING DAYS OF THE CITY SCHOOLS Teachers Now Preparing Their Lists of Promotion, Exercises to Take riaeo the Present and Sutter Grammar Schools. The present week will conclude the school year in this city, and for several days to come the lists of names of pupils who have earned promotion will be coming in from Principals and teachers.

In all the schools there will be the usual closing exercises by bright girls and boys, who have been for weeks looking forward impatiently for their annual vacation of three months. When it begins families will leave the city for the seashore or the mountains, where the hard-worked teachers and pupils will rest and recuperate from their i arduous labors of the year. The iirst public exercises announced are those of the Butter Grammar School, Twenty-first and streets, of which Professor Julian W. Johnson is Principal. They will be held in the school to-morrow, commencing at lv o'clock in the forenoon.

The programme will be as iollov.s: "Sutler Grammar School March," Alleen Towle; song of welcome, class. Dialogue, "Aunt Betsey and Littlo Betsey, Amanda Gidland; Little David, Willie SJeitz; Mr. Dick, Malcolm Walking; Mr. Murdstone, i Frank Lindner; Miss Murdstone, Lulu i Janet, Louise Buck man. Vocal solo, Dream of Peace," Anna Thompson; instrumental solo, "Ca! choucna Alloeu Towle.

AnnaTbompson, Louise Buckman, Aileen Towle, Ollio Lovell, Lulu Resaeguie, Lillio iiarrett, Mabel liradley, i.mttia Shinkle, 'iuecnie Kobiin, Lucy JJandock, Grace Dudley, Amanda Gidlund, Oreon Thompson. to Trial for Blowin'." Judge, Ernest Hart; Arthur, Fred Bovyer; Henry Huim, Loyal Moore; First Guard, Perley Graves; Second Guard, Goorgo Fritz; Professor Bird, Henry Frazier. Indian club Resseguio, Annie Thompson, Oreon Thompson, Queenie Kobiin, Luise Buckman, Bert Lovell, Willie Koyster, Frank Lindner, Henry Frazier, Willie Popert, Grace Dudley, Lillie Barrett, Lovell, Lucy Buudock, Amanda Gidlund. Chorus Willie Seitz, Fred Blair, Bert Lovell, Robert Atkinson, Willie Koyster, Frank Lindner, Fritz, Willie Popert, Henry Frazier, Loyal Moore, Archie Gray, John Farrell, Fred Bovyer, Malcolm Walkins, Perley Graves, Ernest Hart. i dialogue, "Convention of Realistic Readers" Grasp, Great President of Convention, John Farrell; Professor Commonsense (an on-looker), Fred Blair; Force, Archie Gray; Mr.

Ranter, Robert Atkinson; Mr. Highllown, Willie Koyster; Mr. Gutteral, Bert Lovell; Mr. Imagination, Ernest Hart; Miss Oilie Lovell; Miss Sensation, Emma Shiukle; Miss Farfetch, Queenie Kobiin; Miss Aspiration, Mabel Bradley; Directress, Lillie Barrett; instrumental duot, "Till Wo Meet Again," Auua inul oreon graduation song, class; presentation of diplomas. Superintendent Eriewine: class parting soug; sulo, Anna Thompson; chorus, class.

Class of '1H (graduates), Miss M. 13. Johnson's class Thompson, Richard M. Watkins, Bert B. Lovell, George S.

Fritz, Amanda C. Gidlund, William A. John 11. Farrell, Lillie M. Barrett, Frank L.

Lindner, William A. Koyster, Ernest Hart, Lucy A. Bundock, William il. Popert, Grace O. Lovell, Louise A.

Bookman, Linnie A. Croasman, Alleen A. Towlo, Lulu K. Rosseguie, Fred S. Bovyer, Fred L.

Blair, Graco E. Dudley, Perley C. Graves, Henry Frazier, Robert K. Andorsou, Mabel E. Bradley, Wiiliain O.

Seitz, Loyal C. Moore, Emma M. Shiukie, Queeuio Robliu, Oreon Thompson. Fourth Grade, Winifred G. Devine's class Azevedo, Thomas Burnside, John Catlrey, Bertie Christianson, Charles Chapman, Chris Duhain, Orvilla Fairneld, Clarence Gritleth, Eddie Hauser, Charles Hesser, Lena Leieboro, Albert Miller, Lena Monte, Myrtle Morgan, Myron Mutt, Frank Roirhert, Rosa Schuler, Harry Seitz, Minnie Strobel, Emma Yogel.

Sixth Grade, Miss Winn'sclass Bates, Wiiliain Bates, Ora Bryant, Allan Bradley, Katie Callrey, Daniel Fitzgerald, Florence Gray, Ethel Gwinn, Royal Hatch, Alvin Hooke, Earl Isham, Agnes Mohn, Grace Parker, Matthew Kainey, Nellie Scholield, Carrie Urban, Edwin Wood. Sixth Grade, McFall's Celia Monsees, Edith Korr, Lillie Sandal, Lottie Perkiss, Ella Croucher, Willie Trainer, Albert Thompson, Thomas Dunn, Gertrude Matthias, Emil Yogel, Bertha Teichert, Otic Earle, Geuevieve Farley, Ed Moor, Harry James, Willie Farrell, Joseph Nevis, Laura Strobel. Sixth grade, Miss Naglc's rood, Anna Niederhaus, Pearl Schaefer, Ellie iStilison, Winnie Langner, Ella Podd, Alice Gardner, Laura Carter, Fred Flint, Willie Maunix, Irwio Fritz, Jesse Spurgeon," Thomas Churchman, Harry Kerr, Allen Webster, Jack Stevens, John Considiue, Henry Cordes. Seventh grade, Mrs. Brown's class Emma Peck, Alice J.

Plummer, Althea J. Cieaveland, Lena Buckman, Josie Burdick, Clara Graves, Ethel Ryder, Mabel Ross, Bossio Miller, Willie Stoil, James L. Dunphy, Kussel Williams, Ira Hatch, Joseph Jerry, George Stillsou, Walter Soinmers, Willie M. Schumacher. Seventh grade, Lillie Blue's class Bechtold, Ethel Simons, Nellie Buruside, Lizzie Calvert, Agues Dunn, Julia Shinkle, Mamie Erlewine, Grace Farnsworth, Annie Dufor, Grove Sullivan, Harry Bruce, Albert Tibbals, Victor Kohler, Reginald Gwinu, Leonard Isham, Edwin Parker, Dolbert Cook, Charles Perkias, James Calvert, Fritz Schrader.

Eighth grade, Ella G. McCleery's class Fianagan, Essie Mott, Kittie Bartels, Viola Parker, Etta Horton. Jessie Wendt, Lena Leberer, Beryl Patrick, Mary Jefiery, Emma Strobel, Eda Gidlund, Mable McGillivray, Louiso Hart, Ada Shinkle, Annie Seitz, Fred Buckman, Albert Lindsay, Rudolph Kohler, Gus inn, Fred Vogel, Karl Gluesing. Capital Grammar School. The closing exercises at the Capital Grammar School, at Tenth and streets, will take place at 9 a.

K. on Thursday, under the charge of Professor Joseph W. Johnson, Principal. The following programme has been prepared: Greeting song, class: Uur Future," Georee Didiou; piano solo, The Storm at Sea," Minnie Bannon; The Boy in the Dime Museum," Hannah Politz. March and Tappan, Edna Frazier, Mary Peterson, Nelly Lemer, Laura Clark, Mamie Murphy, Maude Carter, Blanche Van li onsen, Linda Schmidt, Sadie Wagoner, Edna Clayton, Lizzie Sonime, Lucy Genis, Helena oropp, Neiiio Hanrahan, Minnie Bannon, Mattie Williams.

Ethel El worthy, Mamie Trow'oruige, Olive Wilder, Mamie Miller, Nita Cosby, Hannah Poiitz, Mamie Keating, Daisy Burke. "Striking Duttonhead, Albert Hutchinsou; Mr. Watson, William Downer; Mrs. Watson, Helen W'einstock; Laura Watson, Edith Lynn; Elvira Clarendon. Daisy Burke; Mrs.

Hannah Plunket. Blanche Van Ueusen; Sarah Brown, Sadie Wagener; Mrs. Jones, Olive Wilder; Mrs. Smith, Helena Gropp; Will Hampiou, Ed Solomon Steady. Arthur Katzenstein; Daniel O'Rallerty, Irving Steinnian; hrst detective, Willie McGuire; second detective, Henry Appleton.

Piano McKee, Edith Lynn, Helen Weinstock, Club Bannon, Nita Cosby, Lucy Genis, Laura Clark, Ethel Elworthy, Nellie Hanrahan, Maude Carter, Edna Frazier, Edna McKee, Mamie Trowbridge, William Downer, Arthur Katzenstein, Willie McGuire. Gertie Tappan, Allied Joy, George King, Ed Dickson, Albert Hutchinson. Bernie Klune. Presentation of O. W.

Erlewine. Parting Class of '94 Blanche Van Heusen, Edna McKee, Minnie Bannon, Helen Weinstock. George Didion, Mamie Miller, Edna Frazier, William Downer, Daisy Burke, Sadio Wagener, Maude Carter, Hannah Politz. Edith Lynn, Helena Gropp, Gertie Tappau, Laura Clark, Arthur Katzenstein, Albert Hutchiusou, Henry Appleton, Eddie Dickson, Robert Bowslier, Mamie Murphy, Linda Schmidt, Nellie Lemer, Mamie Trowbridge, Lizzie Sonne, JSellie Hanrahan, Edna Clayton, Irving Steininan, Mamie Lucy (iouis, Cieorge King, Mary Peterson, Alfred Joy, Willie McGuire, Ethel Elworthy, Bernie Klune, Nita Cosby, Olive Wilder, Mattie Williams. Sarsapakili.a and Ikon.

Get it from the sole agent, MeMorry, 531 st. One of I does more and better work I than a heaping I A teaspoonful of others. A large saving on a v. year's LOST-FOUND. SILVER WATCH, Between Front and and Gasworks.

Beturn to Ul7 Twelfth reward. THE PREMISES OF kj 1012 street, one sorrel two-year-eld mare; Btarln forehead; two hind feet, white A suitable reward will be given if returned lo above address. LOUT OR STRAYED-ONE BAY HORSE; white face and eyes; had on new halter. 1-in tier return to 518 street and be rewarded. WANTED.

WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT, ENEKgctic man of good address; salary paid. Apply, between 7 and ai 1001 street, i.ho. H. iIENUY. A NORWEGIAN GIRL, VV a situation to do general Housework or work.

Apply 15ab Seventh street. JJ OFFER TO GENERAL AGENCY VV fend canvassers exclusive territory tree newspaper advertising, a chance to deliver goods before paying Cor them, lmmenae profits und a permanent business. Address CONSOLIDATED, Lynn, Mass. TTS BASKET-MAKERS, AT THE Sacramento Box aud Supply Company's, Twelfth and Brtreetft. WANTED WOMAN TO NURSE street; CAN EARN $50 TO $250 A MONTH taking orders for our lood at home; capital and experience unnecessary, as goods sell themselves when shown.

Bend aduressed stamped envelope for particulars IJURBIUDQE Packers and shippers, Ban Diego, Cal. A LADY WITH YEARS OF ence in a money-making business would nice a partner with capital; best of references given and required. Address MRS. G. C.

this A LADY WISHES TO ASSIST A PHYSlcian; understands chronic cases: best references. Address MRS. LYNDB, this ollico. jy2o- 01 GIRL WANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY 7 2-1 Seventh street, between and H.

A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, SHORT time in city, came from the East, wants work of most any kind; good driver and care of horses." Address C. KNLDSKN, 1232 or call between the hourn of 10 and Jy.lvS"'U> A NEATLY DRESSED MAN oi perseverance; $75 a month guaranteed. Address or call, O. C. JOHN6JUN, 717 street.

ENERGETIC MEN OF VV perseverance; to such men i will pay well; deposit required. Call or address O. C. JOHNSON, 717 street. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT.

on city or country property; alto, real estitte bought and sold by N.L. DREW, 108 J. FOE SALE. hale horse, harness Jj and surrey; also, No. 1 milk COW.

Inquire at tola office. OF 25 great bargain. Apply 122 st. GROCERY IN GOOD LOCALITY DOING a line business tor sale, or will exchange for city or suburban property; pnysicaily unable to attend to business. Address L.

this office. T.IOR REMINGTON TYPE- Jj writer, but little used and in first-class condition. FABIAN Ninth and FOR SALK WELL ESTABLISHED ciindy sioie; best location in the city; or will trade. Address Box 101 this office. fiARDWELL TRACTS only $100 per acre; water pipes will be laid lo each and every tract in said colony.

.1. T. CARDWELL, owner, 1201 street, or at 301 street, Sacramento. I7IOR BUILDING LOTS, 1 only live minutes trom Tenth und via electric cars; from $yoo to $bOO each. M.

J. DILLMAN, 117 street. FOR LIMITED NUMBER TWO und four acre tracts of choice land DILLMAN, 417 st. iTOR LIMITED NUMBER OF 1 tivc und ten-acre tracts choice small fruit Janus in New Rainona Colony, Brighton. M.

J. DILLMAN, 41; streeL A NICE HOME, TWO MILES FROM CITY, live acres: new house of six rooms: will trade for city property. N. L. DREW, 40S street, Sacramento.

CORDS OF LIGHT, DRY FOUR-FOOT i summer wood; $1 per cord in yard or 1 5o delivered; special rates for large lots. Inquire at KKN'i BROl'HEits' 1617 Third THE BEST FRUIT LAND IN THE STATE for sale; no frosts, no irrigation, no failure. Address cotter, ipOR SALE-THE CONUAD RANCH. 370.09 acres, situated on the right bitnk of the Sacramento River, below aud adioining the town of ashington, and opposito the city of Sacramento; the laud Is flrst-ciass aud mostly under cultivation. For particulars, inquire of McKUNE GEORGE, 401 street, Sacrameato, or oi the his residenco in Wasiiingtou, Yolo County, California.

ANDREW CONRAD. TT'ORSALE CHEAP, OR EXCHANGE FOR Jj (tity property, ten acres assorted orchard, full bearing; also, ten acres, unimproved, ud- Joining; tirst-class soil; barn, stable, wells, one and a quarter miles east of city; fine place for country homes; no city taxation. Applyju lyO'J street. FOR GOOD WORKING LAW L.brary,containing over 400 voiumes, all in good condition; will be sold cheap. (Jail at 629 street, Sacramento.

Cal. J. C. TUBIiS. rU)R EASY TERMS, A CHOICE JJ rosidence property in good location.

Apply at thia office. (JIAAiIN CASH! BUYS 5-ACRE TRACT near oak Park; balanceon easy payments. Call or address F. W. HUNTER, room 11, 120 street.

THE BEAUTIFUL LOT AND yO i UU. improvements situate No. 141G street. For particulars see CURTIS BOWLEY, 1012 Fourth street. F)R HOP POLES, DELI Vered on cars in Sacramento or elsewhere; length, 20 leet; 4 and 6 inches at butt.

Apply at this office. SECOND-HAND 35-HORSE POWER ENgine; good order. -J. F. HILL, 1307 st.

DRESSMAKEBS. pvRESSMAKER, EXPERIENCED; WILL, give perfect satisfaction; by ihe day or will take work home, 1110 Eighth street. SUMMER SUITS, $2 UP, COTTON dresses, $1 50 up; cutting and luting, 93 50; couDtry orders solicited. 132: i Seventh street. SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR friends in the Last.

It leads them all, MEETING NOTICES. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MASONIC Hall Association are requested to meet at the hall Tills (Tuesday) AFTJfiRNOONat 3 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our rirst President, brother WM. F. KNOX. By order of JOHN W.

KOCK, President. SPECIAL ASSEMBLY OF SAC- ramento Commandery, Nu. Kuignts Templar, will be held at tl Asylum THIS AFTER- 1 NOON, July a4th, at 3 o'clock, for IAAI the purpose of attending the funeral ot the late Sir Knight W.M. F. KNOX.

A lull ami prompt attendance is requested. Sojourning Sir Knights are courteously invited to attend. It E. C. ATKINSON, Commander.

SPECIAL MEETING OF SACRA- a mento No. 40, F.and A. TUESDAY, 24th, at 2:30 P. ior the purposeof attending the funeral' oi our late brother, I'AsT MASTER WM. F.

K.NOX. ot sister lodges aid sojourning brethren fraternally inviied. order of J. BOYD, W. M.

John T. GniFirrrs, Secretary. It SACRAMENTO CHAPTER, NO. 3, a R. A.

and members, you are hereby requested to meet at 3 ML, THIS, TUESDAY, July 24tn. attend the luueral of our late Companion, W. F.KNOX. F. L.THIUKILI.D, 11.

I. MEET AT YOUR HALL THIS TUESDAY, at v. to attend tnc luneral oi our late brother, W. F. K.nOX.

J. M. STEi'HEIsSON, President. W. H.

LUTHEB, OC. MEETING OF Friendship Council, No. 65, THIS EVENING. Open instailaLion. bacramento Council and the public cordially invited.

Last meeting at which to pay assessment No. 22' J. BENJ. SCHWARTZ, C. E.

R. Ti el, Secretary. RI ii' LAB MFETING OF FAIR OAKS Belief corps, No. iv, w. it.

Tina (Tuesuay) EVENING, 8 o'clock. SADIE BURNS, President. Mauv G. Dc.n.n, Secretary. GENERAL NOTICES.

H. HAGEB, THE BARber, has removed from 317 ii. to Tv.entylilth and streets. Would like to see ah his friends. ANCHOR LINE UNITED STATES MAIL steamships Saloon, Second-Class and Steerage rates on lowest terms: New York, Londonderry, Glasgow.

Liverpool. Belfast, and all Continental poiuts. Curcassla. July i. Ethiopia, August 11th, 2 v.

Furnessiu, August lbth, 7:30 a. Anchoria, August 26th, noon. For tickets. Drafts or Money Orders, appiy to any of our local agents, or to Henderson brothers, Chicago. TTS LAST WEEK ALBERT WILLI; CLAlRvoyant sittings 'J to 4 daily.

Parlors 017 Fifth between I and J. ESS POOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. WM. SLAUGHTER, 317 531 M. LASVN MOWERS SKILLFULLY REpaired by machinery and warranted, at GOLDSMITH'S, at i Street.

ADIES' HATS PRESSED, ANY STYLE. I MISS L. JoNES, 1008 Sixth TAMALES AT MRS. HERNANDEZ, 1112 Fourth street; I Mexican meals cooked to order; also, Mexican beans. Enohlladej served on Sunday.

I7IARLY ROSE POTATOES, 50r SACK; 8 li bars soap, peaches, apricots blackberries and tomatoes are cheap at bIMONS new store, 818 K. MAY FLOWER REMOVES TAN, lreckles, pimples and blackheads; leaves complexion soft and clear. For sale at 102: Fifth street; also, Goglng'B drug store. T7IREWORKS, WHOLESALE AND- RE- Jtj tall. All size bombs at lowest prices, at HOY KEE 430 1 street.

A-i p-OR MEN'S CALF SHOES (LACE OR thl ladies' Shoes, Si and up; children's shoes, sue; clothing; men's suits from up. At Receiver's Sale, 510 J. 11 An FOURTH STREET-GO TO THE 1 JLvO Colusa House lor cool, comfortable outside roon.s, Iron. $1 week upward. OAK STOVE WOOD, $6 I'ER CORD DElivered; measurement guaranteed; yards lined with dirt at lowest prices.

Yard 011 Twelfth-Street road, near American River bridge. W. H. BASLKK, P. O.address 920 .1 St.

LF. BABSETT, CIVIL ENGINEER AND Surveyor; Deputy United States Mineral Surveyor; special attention given to problems in civil, sanitary and hydraulic engineering. Office, IUOG Eighth street. EVERY LADY IS INVITED TO CALL and get a bottle of Old Rose Enamel, the best preparation in the world for the complexion; send lor printed circulars; the secret how to make yourself pretty. Put up by B.

C. WINTERS, Eucalyptus Suppositories Company. Drug store, tt. J. Van Voorhees, 800 street.

Agents wanted. WIND OR NO WIND, GET ONE OF JUNES tree supporters; also garden trimming made to order at 14 st. MATTER, STATIONERY.ETC., for sale by S. A. DOANE, 202 street.

PROF. D. G. CLARK OF SAN FRAN- Cisco test and business medium and magnetic healer, gives sittings daily at 1011 circles Wednesday and Friday, p. 25c.

SAY, YOU DON'T KNOW YOU ARE alive If you did you would stop at Geo. Gray's, on the Riverside road, for cool drinks and fine lunches; he knows how to make all feel at home; piano and parlors for guests; come and be "wid" us for once. GEO. GRAY, Mixologist. JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY, rj 900 Second Sacramento.

Farm hands, general help furnished and contracts executed. A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR FlLLings, 50c and up, at DR. NEWSOM'S DENTAL PARLORS, 1120 I Street. SALT; BEST EVER duced; samples free. 1119 Fourth street.

Ei. P. FIGQ. HOP LAND, $50 PEK acres linely improved hop land, miles from railroad on river, $50 per acre; S3O per aero down; balance lontt time; iow interest. EDWIN K.

AL3IP 1015 Fourth street. EVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD know tnat "SEGURO" is the greatest boon to them ever discovered. All druggists. Price, SI 50 and per box. Every box guaranteed.

Bend 2-cent stamp to WILBUR'S SAFETY PACKET COMPANY, 531 street. Sacramento, for private circular. FRENCH TANSY WAFERS THESE wafers are for the relief and cure ot painful and irregular menses, no matter what the cause, and are sure and safe every time. Beware of substitutes. For sale by all drugglsta.

HELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED AT Capital Employment Office, street. R. H. CLEGG. BOABD AND LODGING.

ryAK PER WEEK-GOOD home rooms. -1 FRONT BAY i window room with board. MANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, I AND streets, front suite, lirst lloor. furnished or unfurnished; rooms en suite or single, with or without board; board, $4 per week. BOOKBINDEH3.

GOOD WORK, able prices and promptness; the only first-class bindery in Sacramento, 31U street, BRKUNING'H. RSCHULER BOOKBINDERS. 405 J. Examiner's World's Fair and Call's Picturesque California Portfolios bound. COLLECTIONS.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC FARIS SPINKS, General Collection Agency, 614 street. Prompt attention given to all matters. Bad bill 3 a specialty. PASTTJBAGE. mO RENT-500 ACRES OF FINE PAS- I ture land.

Inquire of L. WINTERS, 1 Clarksimrg, Yolo County, Cal. TO LET OR RENT. PLEASANT ROOM FOR OENTI.KMAN and wife, with tirst-chiss board; central location, on car line. Addrcv, 888, this FOR RENT-STORE 228 STREET.

APply JAMES E. MILLS, Agent, Baal Kstate and Insurance. jylM-lw ill- EIGHTH STREET-FURNISHED Xll rooms tor housekeeping. mo OF FOUR ROOMS JL and bath. Apply Eichth, between ana TO RENT TWO MONTHS, A pleasant suite ot three rooms, furnished; terms reasonable.

Apply at lxJl'J Seventh roc t. 2 OIAO WITH BARN, $20: UPrilUo Per Hat, 5 rooms, $10; lower 5. $15. (COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS. Apply 1410 Tenth street.

QQQI ROOMS, FUR-0 nished complete for nm STRKET-TO LET, NICELY nished front rooms. MJtS. BNAPE. TO NICE, PLEASANT rooms for Ughl hoimekeeping. 1528, corner Second and streets.

1 -i FOURTEENTH ant furnished front room; also, other rooms, with bath. VT E. CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. Nicely furnished front rooms. KQi 1 NICELY FURNISHED i.

front room, suitable for one or two gentlemen. -ai 1 TWELFTH UNFURNISHED '1 rooms suitable tor housekeeping; -i O.STREET—NEW MODERN HOUSE of Hve rooms. Apply 1523 0 street. I OF 5 ROOMS AN XOIO barn; also, small house of five rooms cheap, 700 Twelfth. 701 Twelfth st.

1 trout room; also, single rooms; I with or witnout board. HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; RENT. 812. APply C. ill DX, Real Estate and Insurance, room 5, 2d floor, Odd elluws' Temple.

I'iU'l FRONT SUITE for hotreekeeplng; aiao single rooms. 1 i 1 i TENTH MODERN FLAT of 6 rooms. Apply 1110 lenth st. ROOMS FOR LUB light rooms. iAQ ROOMS 4vO With bath.

MRS. H. N. SHEETS. OF 9 ROOMS.

i 4) i Inqolre 7 street. -i NINTH STREET-NEW HOUSE, 8 M) it' rooms; hot water, bath and closets. Apply 1015 Fifth street. QTORE.KARN AND ROOMS OVER STORE, I JO nt Sixth and N. Apply E.

K. ALSIP CO. i -i-1-i FURNISHED 101 lront suites for housekeeping, or two gentlemen. TO NEW FLAT OF 6 ROOMS, containing electric burglar alarm system and all the latest improvements, 1410 Sev- entn street, between and within three and a hall blocks ot the new Postoffice. Inquire of JAMES RULEY, either on the premises ur Lavenson's Bhoestore, suo st.

HOUSE 8 ROOMS, 713 STREET; "PrwU Sl3, 4 room house rear 713 street; I 15, 5-room house, street; Sl-, 7room house and barn, 17 31 street. Inquire st ret: t. 1 i AQ STREET-TWO OR THREE FUR- nished rooms for housekeeping. IOIQ UNFURNISHED! 1,4 JL0 rooms qp-stalra and one below. (iii) TWO- t'lO story house; six rooms; rent, JIG.

FURNISHED i OU i front room, suitable for ofiice or two gentlemen. rpO FURNISHED COTTAGK OF five rooms, all in uood condition, inquire; OfE. K. AI.SU- CO. 1I 1 f- LET- APPLY 1110 FAUIAN Ninth and streets, agents.

GLEEMAN HOUSE, CORNER THIRD and furnished rooms by the day, week or month. £-1 i LOWER FLAT, MODERN IMPROVE- hot and cold water; Fourteenth street, between 1 and streets. CURTIti BOW LEY, 1012 Fourth street. OF nine rooms and supplied with ail modern improvements. For particulars inquire of E- k.

CO. df-i QUEEN ANN COTTAGE, FIVE rooms, in oak Grove, at end of car line; new. CURTIS BOWLEY, 1012 Fourth street, 1410 ROOMS; everything first-class. CURTIS BOWLEY, 1012 Fourth £O1 906 STREET. BETWEEN NINTH and Tenth; ntx rooms.

For particulars see CURTIS BOWLEY, 1012 Fourth st. imqO STREET-FURNISHED HOUSE of five rooms; gas, bath, hot and cold wat rent reasonable. TTtRATERNITY PORTION Msaonic Building. Apply on premi TO 80x80. UP STAIRS, OF the S.

W. corner of Ninth and stieets, in whole or In two parts. Apply to AUGI. Si' FABIAN. PERSONALS.

A TO THE PUBLIC-MR. EL C. JONES. late foreman of the Golden Eagle Barber Shop, has now opened and Is ready to accommodate by rendering ELrst-cUws service to his oldiriends ami the public, at his new shaving parlors, ACORN," 1012 Sixth street, Sacramento, Cal. First-class workmen only.

E. C. JONES, Prop. July 0, 18U4. MADE TO ORDER, CLEAXKD and repaired; lowest rates; live and let live.

B. WOOD, Twelfth and WATCPIES CLSANKD, MAIN Springs, SI. All work warranted lor two years. Goods sold on installment plau at 41'J street. DON'T FORGET SMILEY, THE BARBER, formerly Twelfth and but now located at 1007 street.

Pleased to see all old friends again. AWN MOWERS GROUND BY EMERY lathe, saws tiled, razors and sei-Sors Sharpened: good work guaranteed. W. W. LINDLEY, 917 Fourth street.

PHOTOGKAPHY. A DOZEN, REDUCED FROM $5, '4i O'J tor f'nf' cabinets finished on artisto paper. KELLER'S, et. MUSICAL. ESSONSON THE PIANO; TERMS sonable.

MRS, C. BENNETT, room 3J, Mansion ftUXTAB AND vancement, J. FRANK PALMER, teacher. Studio. I street.

ACCOUNTANTS. A CCOUNTANT BOOKS EXAMINED. adjusted and kept; charges reasonable. SCO'IT, 100U Second street, between andK i CARPET CLEANING. HARRY W.

RIVETT, STEAM CARPET cleaning, corner Twelfth and streets. Carpet cutting, sewing; and reflttinsj; furniture packed for shipment; "-pcond-hand carpets and furniture bought and for sale. Telephone GROCERIES. QIMONS BEESLEY, SlB OPPOSITE JO Halo apricots, 25c box; green corn, 10c dazen. FRUIT JARS-MASON PER dozen, quart-.

75c, pints, 08c. LU.HTNING—%-aals., $1 90; quarts fl 50; 1, pmts, $1 45; pints, a 5. Ai: ftrs goaraxiKea Don't forjret for Fallon Fourteenth and O. RILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND 13 the btit place lo buy your butter. 40c roll; i.cv.

hum, 2 for 25c; i i 2 for 15c: c. beef, 15c for 2-pound can; dry salt pork, lie pound (Eastern); pickles, 10c bottle; sardines. 10c can. BLACKSMITHS, ETC. DCARMICHAEL, 1009 EIGHTH offers special inducements ou all repair work.

Rcmi mber. for cash only 25per cent, saved. Call and sec his method of'settlna Spi cial attention given to hurse-shoeing! BUSINESS CARDS. WATERHOfJSE A LESTER, I Iron, Steel, Cumberland Coal, Wagon Lao ber and Carriage Hardware. 709, 711, 713, 715 Sacramento.

H. F. KOOl'. ALEX. J.

CKISCOU ROOT, NEILSON A Union and Brass i Front stree between and O. Castings aud Machinery of every description made to order. QACRAMENTO FOUNDRY, jo Front street, corner of N. WILLIAM QtJTfiNBEftGER, Proprietor. Work for sidewalks uncl buildings a specialty.

Gasoline and Steam Euzinea to order on short notice. CAB COMPANY. It lias come to my knowledge that parties have been overcharged, stave dismissed the old drivers and have a new set of men. Please remember to pay 25c per mile or fraction. I Any overcharging reported to me the oiiice will be rectified at and driver I missed.

William ii. bradley. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. A L. HART, Attorney-at-Law.

Office, Southwest corner Fifth and liooms 12,13 and 14, butter building. GKOVE L. JOHNSON. HIKAM W. JOH.NSO^i 1 OHNSON JOHNSON, Lawyers, 604 Street.

CHAUNCEY H. DUNN. 3. SOLON HOLL DUNN, Lawyers. Offices: 920 Fifth street, Sacramento.

Telephone No. 14. TSTILLIAM A. OETT, Attorney-at-Law, Butter building, southwest corner of FlfMs and J. Telephone No.

359. ARTHUR H. SEYMOCE. CIINTON L. JOS.

W. HT7GHES. WHITE, HUGHES SEYMOUR. Attorneys and Rooms 7, 9. 11 and 13.

420 street, mento. California. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DRS. WHITE A ROSS, Southeast corner Seventh and streets.

Sacramento. Office entrance 1009 Seventh street. Dr. Ross' residence, northeast corner Eights and 11 streets. mHOMAS CECIL.

M. IX, Physician and Surgeon. Ofliee. 91S street (Qolden State Hote'o. Office hours.

9 a. m. to 12; 1:30 p. M. to 3 and from 7to 8 P.

Sundays, 2to 1 p. M. DR. T. WAH HINO.

Southeast corner Third and streets. Office entrance, 1007 Third street. Telephone No. 344. DENTISTRY.

F. F. TEBBETS, DENTIST, 914 SIXTH between I and went sidc.ffire3«gyiß_ opposite Coneresational BANKING HOUSES. NATIONAL BANK OF D. 0.

MILLS i CO. Sacramento, 1850. DIRECTORS: D. O. MILLS.

EDGAR MILLS. 8. PRTCNTISS SMITH. FRANK MILLKIi President CHARLES F. DILLMAN Cashier Capital and Surplus, CALIFORNIA STATE BANK, SACRAMENTO.

Does a General Banking Business. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. OFFICKH3: FREDERICK COX Presidpnt JOSEPH STEFKENS Vice-President W. EL GERBER Cashier C. E.

BURNHAM Assistant Cashier DISSGTOB9: C. W. Clark, Georoe C. Pekki.vs, COX, JOHE'PJI BTKFFE3T9, Peieb Uohl, Asolph HEiLiiaoN, W. K.

Gkiujku. SACRAMENTO BANK. THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK DH THIS city, corner Fifth and .1 streets. Sacramonto. Guaranteed capital.

paid upcapital.goliicom, Reserve fund, 4a. Term and ordinary deposits, 82. Loans on real estate l. 1H94, $3.428.050 31. Term and ordinary deposits received.

Dividends paid January ana July. Money loaned upon real esia'e only. Informurion furnished upon tiun to W. P. DDLKMAN, President Ed.

R. Hamilton. Cashier. PARMM AND MECfIiNICS 5 SAVINGS BANK Southwest ooruer Fourth and ,1 Streets, Sacramento, Cal. Guaranteed Capital $500,000 LOANS MAUi: ON REAL ESTATE.

IN- Cerest paid on Term and Ordinary Deposits. 15. sTKINMAN President EDWIW K. ALSIP Vlce-Prestdent D. D.

WHITBECK Cashlfef 0. ii. CUMMiNGS Secretary JAMES M. STEVENSON. Surveyor rectors; B.

U. Steinman, Edwin Alsip, C. H. CUMMINGS, UKOKOR A. SMITH, 801.

Rusyon, James McNasseb, Jas. M. Stkvknson. nmm satos bank. Sacramento, Cal.

Guaranteed capital $410,000 Paid up capital and surplus 301,000 TNTEREST PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY ON JL term and ordinary deposits. Money loaned on real estate only. Address all roiumutvications: Peoples Savings Bank. Sacrum.nto. WM.

KECK MAX, President. Lorenz, Secretary. CROCKER-WOOLWORTU NATIONAI7BANK, Crocker Biilldins, Market jind Post Streets, San Francisco. PAID UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000, SDEPLUS, $400,000. BIRECTOnfI: President WM.

H. Vice-President w. E. BROWH Cashier W. K.LINI3 EVB..