Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 3

Reddlne's Rnsnla Rsl ve has Droved Its -On Friday, June 30th, a party I MISCELLANEOUS. During ttie niiiht of the 3d the Santa Cruz Sentinel. SOCIAL AMD PERNONAIm Jeff Doollttle is In town visiting his Mrs. B. Field, of Kan Francisco, who haa been enjoying the romantic beauties of this surf-lashed clty.as the guest of Mrs.

Parker, Beach Hill, returned borne on the Thursday afternoon train. Hon. J. W. Cherry, Recorder of San Francisco, with his wife and daughters, Misses Addle and Jennie, were at the Wilklns this week.

sThej came from Marin county, where they bad been ruralizing. Miss F. Bromley, O. McClnskey, W. Crollln, Salisbury, of Oakland, and Men den hall, of Llvermore, were tho guests of Mrs.

Jacobus and Miss Daisy Jacobus at Rose Cottage for a few days this week. I. Mitchell, one of our most popu The Santa Marta Times says "On Saturday last a great number of teams passed through town on their way to work on the railroad between this place and Los Alamos, They are at work at a point about seven miles south of this place, near the Graciosa store. About one hundred white men and a lfko number of Chinese now constitute the working force. AlKiut one hundred and twenty teams are at present engaged, and the contractors are still employing all who come.

It looks as though that branch of the road will be pushed through rapidly. For the next few days Lhos. J. ffeyler Co. will sell his recetU importation of lutes! styles of Hats and Capgal prlcei that will defy conipctUlou.

Go visit the store aud be convinced. For SHle. No. 1 Cnrrlnire and four horse wagon for sale cheap. Enuulro ut olHee of it.

C. Kirby. Ill what the Pajaronlan has said about the "Santa Cruz papers" defending the Supervisors and the contractor in the hall of records business, we fail to see where the gets its standing for the conclusion It has arrived al that the Pajaronian is making its charges for "political ellect." Whore does the "political effect" come The toy pistol la a nuisance. Should so be doclared by city authorities. This little joker has caused one boy to die of Jock -jaw aud several to go off limping.

The Golden Sheaf is a No 1 family Flour. J. M. Lesser, who has been absent in Southern California oti legal business for noarly three weeks, returned Thursday last. Ho peaks of Los Angeles as a grand country.

P. Scott Is Audit for Kuultz'i Honp. Murderorsfn Franco are frequently compelled In addition to death on the galleys, to pay a heavy compensation In money, when they have it, to their victim's family. The Cream Bakery haa the Bkst Biikau south of S. Leave orders at Scott's Grocery.

School Rooks at Brazer's, under the Town Clock, It is no longer believed nocessary that a new race track be established at San Jose. So soon as the Democratic Convention adjourned the old war horses skipped out. No dead stock at Jesse Cope's, It was a mistake, the Itnprosslon that got abroad at the the furniture of the Imtts family was in and consumed witli tho Sloan Iiouko. Mr, Sloan's loss was fully $1,000. Paints aud Varnishes at Wllley's Hardware Store.

A. J. Duncan, while practicing with a bull-dog pistol Sunday last at Kelton, let a ball crawl Into his right leg, walk down to his knee, and there repose till the lead was extracted. Jid on the Ciimp Ground last Monday evening, a tfohl ItiuiKled ltracclH, with handles, arid "Leoul" eiiirr nvcd on It. The will plense return it to the store of J.

bVmholm A Co. July 3, 4 aud were unusually pleasant days. Wurm and genial. Thousands of strangers came aud went. Not an accident occurred to mar the harmony of the holiday season.

Highest price paid for second-hand furniture and carpels at Stalller's. In a resolution passed last week at the District Lodgo, I. O. G. convened in Watsonvillo, the Democratic party is severely denounced in the position It has taken ou the Sunday law, Trunks Hats, FuniMdnif Good, at the lowest rales al Uarnet-'a.

To-morrow forenoon at 11 o'clock tho Hev. J. V. Hicdcmaun, Gorman pastor of this place, will preach as usual in tho uper story of Temperance Hall, the subject being 'Ver war Christus?" Another lot of spring mattresses, just in at Frank Ely's, and selling dirt cheap. Tlio Salt Lake Tribnno declares that polygamous marriages still occur In Utah, and gives the names of several Mormons who increased their number of wives in tho Endowment House one day last woek.

Ttoofsand Shoes cheaper than ever at Jesse 'opf's. Judge Anson S. Miller, while looking up into the amplo sky-light that is to illuminate the prospective court-room of Justice Spalsbury, observed I.t there bo light from above on all decisions rendered! From a copy of tho Montana Herald sent to us by Dr. Clark we learn that Blue plums sell in Helena at four flag of Erin floated from the flag-statt surmounting tho Leonard brick building. It Is sanl some Incensed American shot tire-rockets at it, but missed his mark.

The flag floated to the breezo during the day of the Fourth, but In the evening it was taken down. Glass cut to all sizes at Willey's Hardware Store. General Stoneman holds the office of Hail road Commission, to which he was elected by the peopleof this Stato, at a salary of $1,000 per year.the ollice of Indian Commlssioneror, to which he was appointed by President Hayes, at a salary, we believe, of aud he also draws a salary of $3,000 as a retired army officer. Beef. Pork.

Harnn and Lard, best and cheapest, at F. D. Hcolt's. Go to Wilson's If vnn want a nohbv suit of clothes intwJo to order In (he latest style. The Hotel del Monte and the other hotels of Monterey are crowded to their utmost rapacity, so much so that the railroad company had to run down five of Us sleeping cars the other day.

hut that will not interfere with the excursionists who will leave here to-morrow for the ancient capital of the Pacific, as tho dining accommodations of the Del Monto are snltlcfent for any number of guests. 200 dozen Towels lust onened at J. Hern- heiin A During the afternoon of tho Fourth we saw a man, brim full of patriotism, bounced through a back door Into the vard of the Court-house, and for a moment we expected to see eyes torn anil noses battered honest the dome of tho hall nf justico. The presiding goddess closed her eyes that she might be as blind as the Supervisors are to the necessity of fence. Haldwin'K, Hicks' nnd oilier choice brands Dairy butter, at F.

I). Scott's. The othor day, while a wagon full of passengers was being driven from the Hotel do Kenwood to the railroad station, a new and Inexperienced driver dropped one of his reins. He foolishly, but very naturally, pulled ou the othor. Tholeam turned sharply, and into the bank the passengers were thrown, the driver, as usual, coming off without a scratch.

No one seriously hurt. 1 lie lunfcut and flm ftock of Laces and en In Cruz, at F.iuhrotdcrlcK ever hi J. Hernlielin Messrs. Goldsby A Jeter, aitor-ncys-at-law, have leased the two rooms above tho store of Heath cz Byrne and will oceupi' tho same as otlices. The largo room on the oppo site sido of the hall, 30x10 feet, has been leased by E.

Spalsbury as a justice's office. Thoro is but one moro room to rout In the building 18v22W feet, and that Is Immediately above the storo of F. D. Scott. Pianos and Organs lust received at A.

J. Hinds' Insurance ofltee: sold on small monthly IiiKyillmonts. A San I ranclsco gentleman hauled out of his pocket the other day a copy or tlio s. i Mpirlt or the Timos eon. tainlng a long advertisement of the coming races of tlio Santa Cruz Fair Association, and asked us if the Skx-tinkl contained such an ad.

We had to admit that the ad. did not appear the Santa Cruz papers, but not knowing, gave no reason why it did not appear. Jesse f'npe In receiving a laree stock nf It-iy and Youth' Clothing, which will ln'-soldat prices that will defy competition. Dilly, one of tho young- men arrested for arson In Portland, has confessed that he, with several others, set fire to a building in order that the 'Hirer Engine Company, No. 2, to which he belonged, could get "first water," overall competitors.

At a given signal, Iw-foro tho regular alarm, the boys at tho cngiue-houso ran out the hose cart and easily distanced all rivals. Cfothlnir nnd Furnlshinii Goods cm he hritiiilit cheaper at J. ItVrnhclin it Mian in any store In tin county. Casstdny of Nevada introduced a bill authorizing the Legislatures of California and Nevada to provide for the annexation to Nevada of three counties in California. In a spirit of Jocular reprisal Berry of California introduced a bill on tho Monday following authorizing the legislatures of California and Nevada to mako provisions for the annexation of the State of Nevada to California, and abolish tho name and government of tho former State.

J. IWnhelin A To. are Jnt rwlvtmr their new sprint; utock. Go nnd see Hie new wrylen, We were pleased to meet on our streets the present week Domingo Do-daro, a resident for many years of the Slttte of Nevada, but who was born In Santa Cruz, where his mother, sis ters and brothers still reside For many years lie was In the employ of Davis A- Jordan, and went to the war In tho company of Ed Price and Cnpt. Brown, staving Ins guns till not an enemy could he found In open rebel lion.

Domingo has owned property in this city ail thoso years. AU the latest styles of Ladles nnd MImick' shoeN made to order at l.ynam1 Frank Soulo, tho father of Journal ism in California, dieJInSan Frani co, Monday evening. Tho deceased was connected with the Alta when first started, in lsi. Tho larger por tion of his life lias since been given to journalism. Ho has always held a position of influence and has done as much for the welfare of San Francisco as any man who lis ever lived (here, Many a scheme of plunder has been frustrated by tho publicity given it by his pen.

If you want a nohhy hat call nf Jesse oii't ronjet the pi act? cnac old stand A census bulletin just Issued shows (hat the number of farms In tho United States has Increased from in 1S70 to 4,000,000 in ISHO, or at the rate of per cent. Com pared with the Increase of population, which was about 30 pnr cent during the same period, the agricultural de velopment of (he past ton years troves to have boon rapid and exten sive. Tho most striking Increase in the number of farms has taken pli In tho Smith and tho Northwestern and Pacific Statos, J. B. Neff Is closing out his stock of goods aud proposes visiting his old home, after an absence of eight years.

Hesavslhatlf you will call on him you will Hud bargains that are bargains. The remains of a man were found the latter part of last week near ry's mill, in tho upper San Lorenzo Valley, that had the appearance of havlnir been dead for over a year. The flesh had disappeared, and nothing remained but tho ghastly skeleton and the decayed clothing. The skeleton was attired in dark clothes, dark hat and gaiters, aud an old style Mallard rillo was found about wet vo feet from he docoased. Who was tills man? Can any ono answer? Has there been a murder? The nutriment nf Carpets, Matltnirs Wall Paper.Cmf I.aee.ipii lit Napkins, Uhmkcivt ahh' Linen, etc, at rnhrim In Immense.

Last Tuesday evening, June 27th, Julius Bred hurt a prominent eiti zenofSan Juan, shot himself, pre. Humahly by accident, with a pistol The ball entered Ids mouth, ranging upward, and lodging near his temple, The report was ciiculatcd hero that lie bad endeavored to commit suicide, but no mjiuso can bo assigned for an ma of thai kind, as ho was iu good health and linmicially woll -fixed The bail, a small 2 culibro one, as extracted by the Attending physicians, Drs. ('argill ami Flint. Mr. B.

is now In a fair way to recover. Tmmcnpt, Ladle', Gent' and I'lnhlren's straw Hals In the newi'Hl d-iKns, al J. liciii li-1 tii A til 'St to per cent, lowe than elwewliere. Tho ten mile race between Miss Belle Cook, tho champion rider of the world, and Miss Ida Hodgers, for gl.ouo a side, to which is added $1,000 for the winner by the S. M.

and C. C. A. will lake place at the San Joso Fair Ground to-day. Tho condit ions are that each rider shall not ride to exceed five horses, ami shall change horses at will, but no horse is to bo ridden more than two miles at any ono heat.

The S. 1 It. It. will carry excursionists ou that dav from Sauia Cruz to San Jose nnd return for $1 efficiency by a test of 75 years' us. ft I.

Boo per vear ran tm eRnliT made at home working for K. G. Hideout A 10 llArciav Mtreet. New YorS. Kiid for their catalogue and full particulars.

Am men's Couh Httuo never fails to cure tf used I time and according to directions. The MlirlMHVt Rank. Made from harmless matertst. and Adapted to the nottdn of fadin and falling nnir, raneri iiair naiwaiu nmm wru blsbest rank as a reliable hair restorative. If 1 ls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer ins universal favorite for restoring- gray balr to Its original color, and making hair grow out thick.

HorsforeTa Ael rbeftphate Is a setentlft" preparation of the phos- fihates, so combined as to be readily taken nto and attsorbed by the system. Pamph lets sent free. Kiimroraunemicu worn. Providence, R. MeiwttsrfPs Aelrt riuwptaate, Vnlsmbte MerilelN.

nr W. H. Varmeele. Toledo. (..

SSVSt "I have prese.rttied the 'acid In a larRe Tart- ety or disease, ancl nave oeen ampiy ai-Ixned that It Is a valuable addition to our list of medicinal aKents." To all who are suffer! nr from the errors and Indiscretions routh, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac, I will send a recipe, that will core yon, FKKR OFCIIAKUK. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary In Houth America. Send asclf-addressed envelops to the RKV. JOSF.PU T. INM AN, MatUm Aw York Cit.

Delleat Fewalva. The exactions of society, added to the cares of maternity and the household, hnve tested beyond endurance, the frail constitutions which have been granted the matorlty of women. To combat this tendency to premature decline, no remedy in the world pMwesses the nourlshlns and strengthening properties of MALT HITTE1W. They enrich the blood, perfect digestion, stimulate the liver and kidneys, arrest ulcerative weakness, and purify and vitalise every function of the Female system. We Can't Talk Without showing the condition of our teeth.

Every laugh exposes them. In order not to bo ashamed of them, let us use that standard dentifrice, HOZOboNT. which Is sure to keen them white and spotless. No tartar can encrust them, no cunker affect the enamel, no specie of decay Infest the dental bone, If HOZO-IONT in regularly used. It is a botanical reparation, and Its beneficial effects on lie teeth and gums ore marvelous, as it removes alt diHcoloratlona, and renders the gums hard and rosy.

Ranta i'rus Retail Market, The following list of groceries and provisions are turn Iti bed us oy our local merchants I Flopb MarysYllle, per bbLW 90 Los 00 Luke's 60 Stockton 6 00 White Rose 00 Hull later 5 7. Wll RAT, perewt m. 1 NO Baulky, per 1 Oath, per cwt 35 Corn, per cwt.w..-- 1 73 Hay, perowt 9 75 Htkaw, per bale 7fi CrackkhCokn, per cwt 1 90 hound Bakley, porewt 2 00 Kyk, per cwt Middlinuh, perewt 1 SO 0 1 40 Hran. ncr cwt 1 00 (d Shorts, perewt Corn Mkal, per bbl 6 B0 8 00 Potatoks. ler cwt IH tig 'JO Onions, per lb 02 itKANB, wuiie, pen, uuiier, iu vi F.nort, per 35 Buttkm.

per lb AS Ciikkhk, per lb 20 25 husky, con id, per id 19 Hams, California, per 14 ft IS KHtttem, betit Dupee 30 22 Bacon, California, per 18 eastern, per id.hm.,.. is Lard, oer lb 17 lb a is Chickens, per 6w (9 6. 9 fie 9 1W Tea Japan, In bulk, per 40 ,1 iipttn, Otttoxei, mtu, per iu Black, Eng. Hr'kfHt, per ID Comet, lb papers-" Formosa Oolong, lb Young Hyson, per lb (Inn Powder, per lb H. Mixed Teas, per lb Cokpf.es ireen C.

IL.per lb Ureen, O. O. Java, per lb. 7i 65 75 75 9 1 00 75 1 00 75 1 00 0 1 "0 uio, per Roast C. per u.

u. jav nva, per lb.w 35 (4 40 I'll pern, nest quality au (9 a Caiifi, Iheoch 1 UO Paper and cans, mongrel brands, (nominal) 8UOAR.H Golden C. It. (10 White 7 lb 1 00 The following prices are charged by our local butchers: Berit hot ribs, per lb. 15 Hlrloin, per lb 15 Shoulder, per lb.

t) 10 Hound, per lb 10 lb 15 Corned beef, per lb 8 Tripe, per lb le Mutton, per lb 7 9 12 bMH, per lb 12 15 Veal, per 10 mi 15 Pokk Fresh, per lb 10 UK Salted, per lb MH. la Sausahk, pork, per 15 P1NANA BROS. kttXt PERSONS KNOWINQ THEM-1. selves to be Indebted to ns, either by note or book account, will save cents by piiying at once the same to Constable T. Kutpben, who ts alone authorised to collect and receipt for the same, P1XANA BROS.

June 20th, IKSi fe-4t H. C. CHACE. AM, PRRHONS KNOWING THRM-selvcs indebted to me, either by note or hook account, will HAVE COSTS by Immediately paying the fame to Constable C. T.

Butpheu, who Is alone authorized to collect and receipt for the same. April 10th, 1H82. apl5-Lf II. CHACE. T.

B. CROOME. ALT, TERsONH KNOWING TITEM-selves Indebted to me, either by note book account, will HAVE COST by Immediately paying the same tn Constable C. T. Nutphen, who Is alone authorized to collect and receipt for the same.

jel7-tf T. B. ttROOMB. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO WM.

H. Wheeler, formerly of the Trans-serlnt. for advertising, will plense call at nry office," Front street, and settle ltnme- utaieiy ut save costs. J2-tf T. WALKER, Constable.

FOR SALE. OFFER FOR SALE MY UNDIVIPED ba interest lu the wntrou. ncksmun und paint shop, now occupied by Foster and new Hall of Kccorus, ano Known as ine emst property. Jo. 4-If UEU, P.

LARK, Announcement. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A Candidate for I he ASSEMBLY, Subject to the approval of the Democratic County Convention of Hnn Mateo county. JAMES HI VI.KR, ap22-tf Half Houu llay. NOTICE. SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SANTA CRCZ County Agricultural Fair Association are hereby not 1 net) tbat their sutwwnp-tlonft.

either In whole or In nnrt. will be received. Purtlal payment at least ts urged at this time, an money is needed to make preliminary arrangements for this season's ruir. jajilh u. waami, Secretary, STARTLING DISCOVERY! LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.

A Tirttra of yonthhil imprudence entwine Premature Decay, Nenrnn lbuity, Ltt Mn-fetxal, etc Uavhiff tried in vain ever)- known discovered ssimr-lo splfctiw.which be wi hot t'LEi: to hi ft-ilow-Mifleirni, Ld-drvms J. II. Ufcl.VES, Chatham L. S. Y.

NEW FOUNDRY Corner of Wstsr Street and the Bulkhead STEAM EXCISES AXD BOILERS MADE and REPAIRED TURESH1NU MACHINES. REAPERS MILL GEARING, CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS MAUK ana REPAIRED No Charge For Patterns. Terms modat ate to suit Lbs Times oetil-U W. U. Superintendent, A A I 9 Urut cbanc to make I 1 1 I II ThoMe who al- III awaH take advantage of Wlaiisfl'he food banev for iii.Kiii)( iiuou unit are ottered, generally become wtul thy, while tliotw who do not improve urn chanc remain in poverty.

We want many men. women, bov aiid Sir It to work for us right In their own localities. Any one can do the work properly from the rtrst Ktart, Tiie htedneft will pay more than times ordinary wtuces. FxpNimive out At fumfNlied free. Nooue who wixatcea fui I to make money rapidly.

You can devote your whole time to the work, or ouly your pare moments. Full information and all ilmt neeUsl sent frwe. AdOrsss 1ST IN so amVlyr PorUatwU Mala. consisting of two ladles, residents of Aptos, while out black berrying, were badly frightened by what they supposed to be a large California Bonos, accompanied by four young cubs, which they say they saw on the hillside adjacent to the Sprocket's Lagoon and near where a lion was poisoned John Mangels about three years at(0. The ladies were so badly frightened that they did not take time to cross the but bu rsl rlirht through it and made tracks for Aptos.

On receipt of the news In Aptos several parties turned out with dogs and guns, but on reaching the place designated by the ladies, they found no traces of the lioness, excepting whatthoy supposed to be Its tracks, and a rabbit partially eaton, which they supposed the cubs were in the act of devouring when disturbed by the lathes' screams. On further inquiry we learned that the lioness was an Aptos boy and a companion, who were hid In the brush. The Aptos boy roared in imitation of a lion, and pinched a cat they had with them to mako It cry In imitation of the lioness. Pianos and Oixans First-rlnts make cheap for A.J. Hinds' Ileal Estate otflee.

The be iitiful hill residence of? John Tow lie, furnished, Ik for rent for the season. The contents of tiie Califprulan for July are: James F. Bowman, by Ina D. Coolbrith; a Fragment of China, Will Brooks; Illustrations: Kestaurant Corner One of the Audi ence Fish-Monger Shop In Chinatown: studies of the California Mis sions III, Frances Fuller Victor; Dies it iav to be F.ducated, Andrew McF. Davis; Thaloe Chapters IV, Leonard Kip; Out of Keach: A Camp ing Medley, H.

IT, Peace, Charles H.Shinn; A logical Sequence Chap tors XI, Warren Cheney; Sophy, Mary T. Mott: Ecce Deus; I ran sm it-led Tendencies, Evelyn M. Ludlum Late publications Garfield's place In History, Jainos Abram Garfield, Noah Webster, Noma Humestan, tho Concepts and Theories of Modern Physics Great Movements and Those who Achieved Them, The Creed aud Mod em Thought, Studies In the Life of 'hrist; Outcroppings Dips and Spurs by Lock Meloue, An Accommodating Landlord, nights, How to secure Good Husbands, On Hearing a Desert Song-Bird, Miscellaneous. The (juaker Baking Powder Is absolutely and goaruiiiced to make the lightest bread. As an advertisement aud for introduction jte wlll.durlhi Kive away a cake or Mc-Keonc'tt Great Lather Soan with each nound can.

hull weight. For sale only by Williamson A uarreii, rsania iruz, uai. The Assessment Roll of the county has been turned over to the Supervisors by Assessor Aston, and is summarized as follows No. of acres, value of real estate other than city and town lots, value of improvements thereon, 122,075 value ot city and town lots, value of improvements thereon, value of Improvements on real estate assessed to persons other than tho owners of real estate, $3,105 value of porsonal property, inclusive of money, amount monoy, deductions on account of mortgages, deeds of trust, contracts, or other obligations by which a debt is secured by lien on property, value of the interest of the mortgages, trust deeds, contracts or other obligations by which a debt Is secured in the property affected thereby, value of the franchise, roadway, roadbed, rails and rolling stock of rail-roads, as apportioned to the county by the State Board of Equalization, $201,842 total value of all property after deductions, Campers can get a complete outfit for lttrih man und horse at Williamson A Garrett's. The champion schooner yacht Nellie arrived In our harbor from San Francisco last Sunday aftornoon after a rather long and sovere trip down the coast, having left San Francisco Saturday morning.

There was little or no wind. On the the yacht, with a largo party aboard, loft for Monterey and remained there a day ami a half, returning here Thursday afternoon. The yacht will remain here about two or three weeks yet. Capt. IE.

Jt, Bowie returned to the city from Monterey, leaving the care of the yacht to his brother and Win. Edgar. The following terse i is came down here: G. J. Bowie, Capt.

H. H. Bowie, Win, M. Edirar, George McLeod, John Van Bergin, Capt. A.

Harloe and Hooporand Henry Smith. The Nellie was accompanied to this place as welt as to Monterey by the schooner yacht Aggie, which, after leaving Monterey, to the sur. prise of those on the Nellie, left for San Francisco, as it was understood that the Aggie would remain here as long as the Nellie. Among the many on the Aggie was Capt. McDouough, O.

F. Willey and brother, and Capt. Mark Harloe. Our Adult Mule Population. The total male population of the United States was, at tho taking of the last Federal census, 12,830,349.

Of these 8,270,518 were native whites, 3,072,487 foreign whites and 1,487,344 colored, including Indian and Chinese. The African element In the colored population is mostly native, while the Chinese are wholly foreign. The significance of these figures is found in the proportion of native whites to foreign. Tills difference would be more marked In a classification of the entire population, as the children of the foreign born adults would be included among the native. There seems, therefore, very little basis for the apprehension sometimes expressed that the foreign horn popu lation will ever predominate iu num ber or influence.

In fact, when these figures are examitied, it seems Incredible that such an apprehension should be entertained. Not only is the present adult male population nearly three native to one foreign, but the foreign are constantly contributing to ine native. In thirty years a large part of the present adult population will have given place to their children, who will be thoroughly American. The natural increase of the 25,000,000 of adults will swell tho number of the native, while the forolgn born will be increased only by arrivals. There are three states in the Union In which the adult foreign element is larger than the native.

These are Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebraska. In California the native element exceeds the foreign, if we confine the comparison to whites, but the Chinese throw tho weight of mini hers to the other side. There is little natural increase among the Chinese. In the Southern States, where there are comparatively few foreign citizens, tho comparison Is made between white and colored. In two States South Carolina and Mississippi tho colored predominate.

In Louisiana the difference Is less than a thousand aud in favor of tho whites. The States which have the smallest promrtionate element of colored population are Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. There are but about colored persons In these three States. If there are any timid souls who apprehend the ruin of the nation through tho influence of its foreign born population, a candid study of census figures is recommended as the best remedy for the delusion. C4V.

Fnrrnts who allow their children to irrow tip with Kerofuloim humor hiiii)iiK from tverv pore urf mully of meat wroiiB. Think of them ointed out as branded Kith a oailioiiie diMt-uo, Hml ymi wltl readily procure them the Cull-cura KciitcdicH, A of which liai 1, Amerh-an pine. Canada Hr, inari-Hold, clover Miwvoms, ran rant with hcallmt e-M-iiees of halnani and pine, such In Sanford'N Radical ure for Catarrh. Compute treatiiieut for $1. (Jratcfnl I Invalids.

Florcitoii Cologne Is imiteftil to Inva sick- lid It Im refrctthliiK without tin uiiiK cll'cel of nioKl pmume, llrnrltly Kfrominenliil. llon'l. condemn a (rood thtni; because von have I wen deiekcd by worthless nostrums. I'jii ker'n lilinier Timle lino i-ured many In I hi Kcctlou of nervous disorders, and we recommend It heartily to ucu utTecers.Ar. relatives.

Mrs. Blakoly ts visiting her sister, Mrs. Pope. Mrs. Falk, of Oakland, Is visiting friends here.

Miss F. Bolt, of Stockton, Is rusti cating in this city. F. D. Hinds, of Oakland, was In town on the Fourth.

Ex-Mayor Andros, of Oakland, was In Santa Cms the other day. Mrs. Barron, of San Francisco, la rusticating at the Pope House. The wife aud daughter of Titus Hale are visiting In Santa Cms. Senator Paul Neumann of San Fran.

Cisco, spend his Fourth in Santa Cms. The yachts Aggie and Nellie went to Monterey last Wednesday morn- Miss Cella Llneberg, of San Fran, clsco, rusticated at the Hlverside this weok. July 4th President Davis was ono of the ten thousand visitors to Santa Cruz. L. Schwann and wife have returned home from their visit to San Luis Obispo, Mr.

Hendrlck and daughter, of Ran Francisco, are ruralizing at the Ocean House. Mrs. J. H. Carter, of San Jose, is spending this mouth at the Ocean House.

Mrs. W. Cara and family, of San Francisco, are stopping at the Pope House. Mrs. J.

Kosenblum and sister, of Half Moon Bay, are spending a few weeks here. Win. Lewis, of Lewis S. spent some days in Santa Cruz with his fiiniiy. Dr.

F. W. Hatch, of the State Board of Health, was in Santa Cruz a few days this week. Mrs. Capt.

Blair aud daughter, of San Francisco, have been summering at the Wilklns. Miss Ella Bovee, of San Francisco, has been summering at the Wllkins for the past week. Miss Gilroy, of Sm Francisco, has been the guest of Mrs, J. F. Christ al for the past week.

P. Klley, one of Grass Valley's promising young men, spent the Fourth in this city. Mrs. Hiegar, of Oakland, was among the many wiio were at the Ocean House during the week. Charles Goss, formerly of this city but now living lu San Francisco, spent the Fourth here.

Mr. Banks, an ex-publisher of the Peoples' Cause, Hed Bluff, dropped iu on us the other day. A surprise birthday party was tendered to H. M. Terry by his friends last Thursday evening.

W. E. Republican candidate for Railroad Commissioner, favored us with a call the other day. Shannon, of the firm of Frank Eastmau A S. favored our office with a visit the other day.

Adjutant-General John F. Sheeban spent a few hours in Santa Cruz among his friends on tho Fourth. Clltus Barbour, a leading power of the late Workingmen's Party of California, was in town the other day. R. E.

Whitefield, Secretary of the State Board of Harbor Commissioners, was iu Santa Cruz last Sunday. George Simmonds, of San Francisco, the famous medicated liquor man, spent his Fourth in Santa Cruz. George Crocker, President of the Santa Cruz Railroad, spent a few days in Santa Cruz about the Fourth. Jerome A. Hart, one of the staff of the Argonaut, took In the surroundings of Santa Cruz during the Fourth.

Miss Pomeroy and the Misses Glover of Oakland enjoyed the sights of Santa Cruz for a few days this week. Miss Ida Hawes, of San Jose, rusticated for a few days at the residence of Mrs. I. Hyman, Beach Hill, this week. A.

M. McFarlane, the editor and proprietor of the S. F. Wasp, took in the surroundings of Santa Cruz this weok. On Monday evening a dance was given on the camp ground platform, which was illuminated by Chinese lanterns.

Miss Beiilah Hobbs, nf San Francisco, has been visiting Mrs. S. Dren nan. Church street, during the last month. Misa Adelsdorfler, of San Francisco, and H.

Lobliuer, of San Luis Obispo, are the guests of L. Schwartz, Mission street. Miss Addle Ryland, daughter of Hon. C. Ryland, Sau Jose, ts spending this week with the Misses White, Beach Hill.

Mrs. Dr. Baldwin and daughter, of San Francisco, are spending a fow weeks at the home of Mrs. A. Bald-win, Walnut Av.

A bay wagon filled with tho young folks from tho Wllkius and Oeoan House took Soiptel by storm last Wednesday evening. A hop was given at the Ocean House on Friday evening of last week. Tho regular Saturday evening hop was largely attended. Fred Laird, who has been attending a business college in San Francisco, came to town this week on a visit to his parents. Robert Orton and George Post were in Santa Cruz the present week, one an honost granger aud the other a prosperous grain grinder.

Miss Eugenie organ ist of the Taylor St. Synagogue, San Francisco, sojourned at the residence of Mrs. Brown this week. Rev. W.

T. Fleanor, Pastor of the first Baptist Church of Stockton, is spending his vacation in Santa Cruz. His wife and a friend are with him. C. H.

Shattuck, of the firm of Skat- tuck Fletcher, manufacturers of printing inks, spent his Fourth be yond the compounds of his mixtures. General John McComb, formerly managing editor of the Alta, but now Wardeu of the Folsom State Prison, has been spending some days In Santa Cruz. Albert Painter, son of the senior member of the firm of Painter A type founders, San Francisco, has been enjoying himsolf here the present week. Prof. Bate man, for a time at the head of the Bay View School, spent the Fourth at his home and with bis family In Santa Cruz.

A brother is with him. E. S. West, who Is engaged in organizing Councils of the American Legions of Honor throughout the Stale, spent his Fourth with his fain-ily in Santa Cruz. Mrs.

Weill ploy and family, of Minneapolis, will make Santa Cruz their residence for the next year, and have rented the residence of H. Sawiu, Mission St. Percy aud Julian Jacobus came down from Oakland to visit their families aud to spend the Fourth at Roso Cottago aud to attend the ice cream iarty given that day. N. A.

Judd, of the book binding firm of D. Hicks A dropiied iu on us Monday. He was anxiously looking for rooms, having failed up to the hour we saw him to find any. Mlas Ijtura Pearson, teacher i'u the school located near the residence of Maj. -General Slmms, spent her Fourth In Santa Ciuz, and then hurried away to her ancestral home at Watsonvillo.

Mr. Rowley, one of Sau Francisco's private detectives, and who took an aciive part iu trying to ferret out tho author of the obscene libel on J. 11. lloadtey and others, distributed several years ago, was In Santa Cruz the other day. He feels certain that they came near lunninK the game down, and that the Infamous circular was printed in some obscure otlice iu Sau Francisco, The types used was some cast-off and old style founts.

HATI-HDAV. ltwa. Actual Circulation To-aay, 1,296. sr Ws admit, niiedrexi. opinions of rorrtMinlMtM.

Ktl. I P. FUhrr. 21 Merchant' Exchange An. I W.

sTan. Hit Btrcel.uro our Han Krundseo Hcntn. miilMMrlbrrti uot cettluv their f4rutluelH from (he Carrier or Poa turtle will enll nl Ibis odlee for missing Numtiertt. NOTICE. We wish to inform Wholesale Dealers In Patent Medicines, and Managers of Advertising Agencies, that horoaftor we shall positively refuse to reserve any particular space In the Skntinkl for their bono lit.

II Kit K. THKIIK. KVKH1WIIKHK. July 4 is now 8. Pastor Weil wilt preach In Santa Clara to-morrow.

Hut Ituths 'it Pacific: Ocean Houxn. There are six prisoners confined In the uoniily jail. Gypsum beds have been found in Kan Jtortiardlno county. Ono 1-tmrse lron-uxle wagon for sale at E. Foster's.

There Is over 107,000 miles of railroad in the United States. The near Feltoti will commence to thin out to-day. Fivxh Fruit at W. F. Hums' (1 vapory sturu, The Pescadero hay crop Is unusually heavy this season.

The Ohio liquor law has been declared unconstitutional, KLruw Huts from 15 cents upward at 8. Burnet's. Twenty-five thousand Immigrants daily arrive at Castle tiardon, H. If, Ilalloy has oroctod a now and handsome sitfn over his store. A coltiitiit hnuwo to rent ou Church Kt.

It Ulllicui Kndland's colony Is to have a railroad depot eight miles from Culton. Alert Hose To. moets next Wed-nesday night, like wine Pilot Hose Co. New Good at Hobhs'. It 1h now lawful to kill deer, and will so continue to bo until November 1st.

Dr. Dennett will preach on the "Dream of Universal Kmnlre" tomorrow. Uncovered Kastcrn Hams at W. F. Bum'.

Tiie Santa Cruz H. R. will aell excursion tickets to Sau Jose aud return to-day. G. 1 liftlrd has a colt that was three yoais old last May that weighs 1,500 pounds, AU kinds of Hitittnnery cheap at Hoblm1.

The cost of the Gold Hun debris suit to Sacramento county to data has been over Excursion tickets Issued last Saturday by (ho S. 1. H. are good till next Monday. Select lot at Mr.

Do Wolfe's. There was a very largo attendance at thn dance at the Uig Tree Grove last Momlay night. The consus statistics show that over six millions of people In the Untied States are unable to write. liny your Grip Sack from I Icon. Salinas City an loons are again open on Sunday.

The Sunday law Is likely to continue a dead letter. Tho Walsonville Dank has do-clared a oeml-aunual dividend of per share, payable immediately. Hnwy and Canned Goods at F. JtnniN. Merchant NclT thinks of going on a visit to the Kant.

Wonder if ho has had eNull business in Santa Ou! Judgment has been alUrmed by the Superior Court in the cao of the (Santa Cruz ltailroud vs. Spreckols. Cm) net HvIh at Ilnbhs" From tlio sights seen ou our alrcets July 5th Santa Cruz must be a whiskey as well an a watering place. Win. Palmtag has bought out tho interest of In parlunr, Mr.

Adilcy, in tho Pajaro 11 re cry saloon of this city The only one-prlcc riotldir. On the Kourth about PortogueHe, friends of Jackson Sylvar, had a picnic in Mr. Sylvar's gardens on thebill. Ito sure to call at J. li.

NofTs soon, as his stock of icnoOs Is going very fast at less than cost. The Santa Crtia and Pescadero Stage Co. has been running dally stages to and from Pescadero this week. F. W.

Pope has gono to Mount Diablo, coxl regions of Conmt Costa we prom mo to take charge of an engine frnr-kerv. (Vnplri-r. liirifc.it, unnortllicnt. nlwtiy fresh, nl 1 i. Hcoit's, Hose it Whittle, enterprising fruit dealers, have dissolved partnership, the senior member continuing the business.

Hollisior Coltogn, located at Hid-lister, San Heulto Hill open Its first session on Monday, August 7th next, Seo ad, Closing out Stniw lints nl grout rcduc-tious nl Wilton's. Itranciforlo IiOilgo, I. O. O. Installed Its Ulcers Inst night.

San Iorenzo Lode will follow suit next Tuesday night. A mora ordurly celebration of Independence Day, considering the nu Iter of strangers in tho city, we have never seen. Wax ll'nn. Swinish, I'hnbnrb and Potatoes for nolo al r. Ilmim' More The New York Herald, fdemo-oratic)thlnks Denis Kearney wrotnthe lain Democrat ie platform of tho Democracy of this State.

A young man, Sunday, near Fcltnn, while fooling with a pistol, shot himself in tho left Imnd, making a painful wound. If you want to buy a nice, nobby suit rlx'Hp, for lii'in or loy, II will he to your udvaiilugv to buy It hi Uuntd'a. During the week of the Fourth tho Hard to House accommodated seventy-one truest s. The rush Is over. Hooin 1'or moro.

The railroads running Into Santa Crux did an Immense business during the Fourth week. Extra cara, extra tralus and extra engines. Accordion, tiulturs and Violins lit Ilold. Dr. C.

L. Fisher, of Santa Clara, will preach at tho ttaptiL Church tomorrow morning and conduct Gospel Service In the evening. In Nevada laundrymen have to pay a quarterly lax of $10, Tho lax lias sent the Chinese "washerwomen" outside of tho city limits. Orders tnken at Mr. 1 iiWolrVN for Ken- si uitl on klv Iftitesl deHiifiiN Nfuinped and work ci luciiced if dc-drcd.

Musiii by the oriran In the street Thursday, a crowd of big hoys nnd small men making up tho audience. A monkey pasted the hat, Three days In succession the present week, Monday, Tuesday and WodncNihiy, a funeral procession jassed Ihiouifh Pad lie Av. Gatos White ltoHf Flour at F. D. Hcotr.

Iuncau Mcpherson Rectus to have no opjMtHiliou for the Hepulilicau nomluatloii for the Asseinblymaushlp from this county. Vii'onan. To flit a vacancy I. Iteruliolm was elected Assistant Dictator of (he Santa Cruz, lodge of Kuiifhls of Honor, and will Installed next Thursday niht. Wauled, nl Me loweat ciiiti price, l.y Tttnii itn Mi'l'lo'isoii, fitiir or live ton nf oat hay.

It Is said that Santa Cruz la tho only community In (he State that celebrated llio Fourth that did not advertise the celebration In the local papers. Milk Mat and Fion-y Neckwear at Wilson's. The Paper Mill, situated neur Alviso, was burned to the ground Thursday, every thing being destroyed. The loss is estimated at -13(Ol0, 7. F.BURNS, HAH Jim OPEXED A CrocqStofi WHIRI WILL Km Choice Extra and Fresh FRUIT.

Teas and Coffees BEST KINDS. Remember that all Goods are new, and that my motto is, to deal Fair, Square, Upright and Honest Paoiflo Avenue, Next Door to Chace's Market. ilariet Price Fail COUNTRY PRODUCE myt-u HEALTH IS 11EAUTT, There In nntbhtir mnre attractive than thm tight of a perfectly healthy woman. Tbe secrel ait beauty Is a clear, fresh and pure cum pics ton. Persons using powriemaftd pulntstutveatloiinhy RictD, full of hWk apota.

the skin Is of ftmllnw color, uuhsalUiy suU often cuvered wll pimples. eftcer. It prevent the harm which they would oiherwine occasion. Itwill restore the eirctiUt-tku of the blood in the capillary Testis, It will Vive back the elasticity of the akin. It will re-diovp all the enVie matter which forms lyrs on the akiu.l willclsar the pores and give thrat bnck the powr of opening and contracting which a heitithyiTSftn powKe.

It will mmt pthvelymrriMtttotd remove BMrfc Wrai. trier, sores of any kind, mi new, either hctiicMl by congestion of the cspillary vessel nr I ndiilirence at the table. Its si-liun oa the circulation will bring back (he natural color to tb lr. No rcmwly has yet bei found core the Intlinumstinn produced by mU mm effectually and rapidly ss the Aiwb-siastat. vcetable toil t.

which could in the least injure the most delicate complex ion; tl can be usctl largely with perfect coatkleuce. TfyoH dn not jftwf the Ainaxab at yovr dro(riiU. eiirfa One Dollar fa pntau slmnp or podtu onlerlooitr tM ttnl by aiyrtsi free 0 cAuryr. Bea Testimonials la other Isshm of thM pspor. A 131 AX All NYC.

CO. BOS Montgomery Baa rraaeiseo. REDlNttTOX A Wholesale DrwarctstSH Agents, Stn Francisco. AINAXAB, Tiie Celebrated EfeyptiM Elixir for the Skin. We herewith append few testimonials! Hah FftAwcisro.

March SS, last Oknti. kwjcn; 1 have h-a utfug your Alaax-h, ami Und it a moat delHou rlixir, not only bcihili-Lii btit asm-Riily ivrrthing for the skis. I imlt continue to ums It. seial Ua thrsa bottles. Yours tnilv, IDA VOX TRATTVAT Mrertresi Uewtinser Opera Troup, a r.

hv nsed mar AlNmiSkk nr fsmflr tor some tune, and am much pleaaed with lis aefSaK It liaa a pleamnl an4 cooling sefMadon In lb skin, and to ihuw affected with black swots er fie worms, I can ht-arulv recomatMut it. as their removal tn alniMl tartan caitevNM, was sc two ani'lf-acin atvotup'Mtmig the dSred result. KspxUuilv. Ilr. W.

II 1 BHA HO. ail "rock tan SL, baa Fiaucavov ax FaTwrisca. Aprtt ff. wsi have uwd vour Alstaasns for two month, sitd nnd iliatlt puascsn-t ll ih good MJt(te you clMloi for IL think it best thing lu remove bad effects of painta ttr dry make tip. I thall coauoae use as 1 givey no entire your.

LOriT SWITCH. Pntua Doitna, livuu fboslga. I am not In the habit of gtvtng teslhwonlata. bat tiOtepivafturfln "aj'ing tboaa wbu uw hu-w wuhIm-s or powder of suy kind, thai bom has tivt-n nir nuirattftfartkn itruomfurt thaa yuac Alaatmatb. I feel convtntvd Hunt whva uat unrd, uo Ituty will be without It.

Froai sty txtorietM'e ami otowrvalkui of the fft-cl of thw A Ihh KMSk upoa others. I am thoroughly sua Vuavd TlMl I', ml vimi cUlm. MUM. X. KUA EH.

Nucleus Hotel. 9 ir yon do not find ib si vnwe drag-gbitM. enclose One Ih.iiior tit MamiM or nwUt onlvr to our Hrws. Sam il wtii a seal hy esitfvts re of cuar. aiaxasI wr ro.

H)6 outgoaiery Ban srasctsi.t MKBISVTOS Ageata. Eaafisi sy GROCERIES lar tonsorlal artiste, left Thursday for a visit to the borne or bis boyhood tn Bangor. Maine, and will be absent six weeks. Billy Hathaway will In the meantime take charge or his business. Miss Esther simmonds celebrated her birthday by a party at the Wll kins last Wednesday evening.

The young lady was the recipient of many presents, such as rubber dolls, "Moth er Goose's and other things which the young folks tike. A hop wan given at the Wilklns Mouse on the evening or the rourtn In the ladies' billiard parlor. This was also well attended. The reirular dancing was interspersed with fancy dances, executed by some of the little misses present. Lemonade and claret were served.

A. Fraser, who four yean ago was engaged lu blacksmilbing at Felton, anil who about that time left Santa Cruz to go to Nova Scotia to reside. was In town this week. Mr. Fraser was not satisfied with Nova Scotia, aud has selected Nevada, wherein to reside.

Dr. Dyer, the dentist, Mr. Moody, formerly with Geo. Si ae flier, Thomas Nolan, the wrestler, M. Sberatnskl, the tailor, L.

Schaufele, the jeweler, E. G. Heacock, Frank Cooper, Hatnp Field, Joiin i'. cooper and Tiieo. j.

Steintnetz spent the Fourth In Santa Cms, This city ought to get up a petition to the San Francisco Board of Educa tion to extend the summer vacation about three months longer, as the majority of the visitors would stay here lunger only for the children who must return to school. Our board lug- house keepers would no doubt circu late a petition of that kind. General and Mrs. Evans, accom panied by Misses Susie and Kittle, came down last Saturday, and are at the Pope House for a short time only, This family will come down later in the season and to make a longer stay, They id many friends here during their residence last summer, aud will be gladly welcomed back again. Curtis Baird, now of Oregon, hut once the Treasurer of San Mateo and subsequently the Representative of that county In the Assembly, has gone crazy.

Mrs. Sco field, widow of Judge A. Scofield, who, during his life, was editor of tho Gazette for six years, ts receiving benefit at the Iu sane Asylum. A pleasant domino party was given at the Ocean House by the yachtmen last Thursday evening, participated In by the guests of the house and a few Invited from the otber hotels. A long string of Chinese lanterns of all shapes and sizes stretched from the hotel to the ball-room and lanterns hung from the trees.

Much amusement was created by those in mask, Idtewlld Chapter, No. 19, O. E. was visited last Wednesday evening by P. G.

M. Mrs, Jennie San Francisco, W. G. P. E.

S. West, aud P. 0. P. Bangs of Oakland, besides other distinguished stars.

An oyster supper was spread In Hall's Hall, formerly De La mater's, after tiie 4regular business" was gone through with. Recitations were given by Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Farnhatn. For the first time this season the dining-hall of the Pope House was thrown open last Saturday evening to accommodate the devotees of Terpsichore.

The occasion was the reception tendered by the gtiesLs of the Pope House to the members of and Companies. The front part of the house was gaily decorated with Chinese lanterns. The ball-room was tastefully ornamented with flowers and flags. On the veranda was sta tioned the Second Regiment Band of 21 pieces, which furnished the music for the dance. On a table near the entrance was placed lemonade and claret punch for the accommodation of the thirsty dancers.

Last Tuesday evening a hop took place In the Ocean House dining-room and ball-room, tho latter being too small to accommodate those attending. The Second Regiment Band provided music for both places. For the elegauce of the toilettes worn and the display of diamonds this affair has never been equalled in this city. Many ladies had their dresses brought down from San Francisco. Very few Santa Cruz people were present, mostly all being from San Francisoo and Oakland.

White satin dresses were in the majority. The brilliant uniforms of the boys in blue presented a delightful contrast to the civilian attire. Both halls were hand somely decorated with flags, mottoes aud flowers. Frank II. Chose, of the Evening Post, visited us July 3d.

He said It was a scratch that he was here, that he wrote to two of the leading hotels but could get no rooms, but through a personal friend, whom he requested to obtain a room for him self and wife for threo nights at not to exceed 910, he was accommodated al $7.50, and was delighted with his accommodations. He said San Fran Cisco contained hundreds of people wno wameu to come to want a Cruz, but were deterred from doing so from the fact that it was currently reported 1 1 lore, that there were no accomrno. dations bore, and he suggested, and we think wisely, that some one In Santa Cruz open a room agency, furnishing rooms to those who want roo.ns, and renting rooms for 4hose who have rooms they can spare for a fow days or weeks. Such an agency will accommodate an Increased number of visitors and put money in the pocKeis or room owners, Lick Mill BnraecL San Josr, July 6. The famous Ldck Mill, seven miles from this city, on the Alviso Road, caught Are about two o'clock this afternoon and was de stroyed.

The round house, originally built for a granary, which hard fight Ing had preserved Intact up to Ave o'clock, is also now gone. The buildings were erected some twenty-five or thirty years ago, at an immense cost, by the late Jarnes Lick, who Intended to make this the model grist mill of the world. The Inside woodwork was in mahogony and other costly woods. In 187H the property passed Into the bands of A. D.

Remington, the paper manufacturer of New York, who carried on the manufacture of mauila paper until June, 18S0, when the Lick Paper Co. was P. H. McCormlck of San Francisco as President. About $100,000 was invested In the business.

The loss Is not known. A Are engine was telegraphed for, aud if the ground floor cau bo kept from burning, so that the machluery does not fall through Into the basement, it may not be a total lass. The round house, which was used as a warehouse, was full of finished slock, which was saved, except some $1,000 worth of paper bags. It is said that the tire origuated in the packing-room, near the top or the that some of the workmeu barely escaped with their lives. Real Estate Transfer.

Reported by R. I'ouaut, Attoruey-at Law arid Heurcher nf Itceonls: I id lli'HMii ttiO. H. Harmon A A. S.

liiM'inuli. ItrtittcreH T. v. tl. Mil, It.

F. Fmd et ul by sheriff, to Freder icks IMlmtutr. lot sv. corner of 1 Utn end Will Iter streets, Vntmniville, Ki SS- luesarj 1.UW7 si. Miiry K.

Finn and c. J. Flatt to Charles V. ('nine, acre T. s.

Joseph Kinney to Jacob Kallenhaek, lot on WMtiliiUii Rtreet, baul CfUS, (ii tV-WUAli7 auvivi, JJ0. In Iu this connection? The Skntinkl is Republican, So Is the Pujarnnian, Had tho Pajaronian limited its remarks to the our near neighbor would have an ash-pilo from which to throw dust. A.J. Hindu sells Pianos am! Organs on moiilhlv installments Tho so having the celebration of our late anniversary in charge falling to advertise tho program of exercises, Myles O'DonnoU, assisted by the pa t-rouago of a number of our enterprising business men, printed one, at this oiltee, for free distribution. This program was printed exactly as the copy was furnished him, as we know from the copy still in thin otlice, but our large-hearted, noble, genorous, truthful contemporary, because, we presume, the work was not done at somo otlice with which ho is connected, had, over our diminutive shoulders, to give Myles' work a shot.

F. 1. SentMs receiving- weekly, larire In voices of Groceries nnd IVovlnioiia, and is llluif Ihu same ut the lowest uoHslhle prices, wholesale or retail. We are In receipt of a lettor from Budd Smith, mailed "U.S. Consulate, San Blaj, Mexico," with ten cent post age ror us to (lay.

Budd Is ovitlently himself, aud says he has been there two months, is well pleased with tiie people and the country; does not like the climate; hot as thunder; tho chancos tor investment are groat; security for life not good; robbers and bandits plentiful; railroads booming; has to almost go without proper dotti ng; officers ou guard nearly nude; prefers Santa Cruz aud bis old auction store to his present home aud employment. To rent, the store between (lev's and he Sun KenverCandv Factory. L'lxilU feet. Duncan Block. Apply to Duncan Mc- 1'liersoii.

At tho monthly meeting' of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hold last Sunday the following ollicers wore elected for tho ensuing year: President, Patrick Dorcey; Vice-President, William Murphy; Kecording Secre tary, Daniel Shechau; Financial See- rotary, John J. rvash; Treasurer, T. Smith; Messrs. Dorcey, Shcehau, Murphy and Smith have each held olllee for several years, and have tho ontidcnce of tho division. The so ciety Is In a good, prosperous condl- luu, notwithstanding the great dram upon Its resources for the past year In the shape of beiielits paid to invalid members.

I.ai'L'est and lsst aortinent of Clolhintr. Furnl-liliiti Goods, Hats, Hoots A Kliocs, at H.and at lowest prices. The South Methodists never scratch their ticket," was the boast of some of tiie delegates to the San Joso convention, when told that the Intro-auction of the anti-Sunday law plank would urivo manv good men out of the Democratic party. We have interviewed Key, W. M.

Winters, pastorof tho South Methodist Church here, and Hev, Mr. "Featherstoue, the able aud inlluenlial Presiding elder of tho District, and both these gentlemen in form us that they will not vote for men who indorse nnd stand upon tho platform promulgated by the late lemocratlc State convention. More than that, they eay they will do their utmost to defeat the ticket. Salinas Index. Itnvvoiir Shirts.

Collars. Cuffs. White Vest-, Neck Wear, limners, Sleeve A Col buttons, Handkerchiefs, at Willi's. The immense crowd assembled at tho dejKjt Saturday night to wel- the manv passengers on the train from Watsonvillo saw a great light In lie direction of Soquol. They felt liko sounding the alarm of fire, but were assured it was the result of a burning straw stack.

The next day we learned that the barn of a Spanish teamster residing not far from Camp Alhambra, and two horses, had been consumed. The teamster had fed his horses and retired. Discovering that ids barn was In flames he rushed to (ho rescue of the three horses contained, Two of them he got out, but borso like, one of them returned aud lost his life. The teamster was badly burned, and as ho Is a poor man and (he father of a large family his afitiction is hard to bare. Old Sonoma Wines Sets, per triads, '2ft per bottle, at lUesine's "Bavaria" Sil- lOOU, OpMsltC SKNT1XI.L bill III! UK.

Stanford," the Chinese boss of tho hineso camp near Pigoon Point, has been developing considerable pomposity, and by so doing gained tlio 111 will of his coolies. Last Sat urday twenty of the latter tied him to a tree, where he remained all alono In his glorv until Monday, when some of the other Chinamen found him and cut his thongs, allowing him ouco more to regain sweet liberty. How the hearts of tho Eastern spinster missionaries will bleed when they read of Chinese Inhumanity to Chi nose. Yea; verily, it will make them mourn. How they will long to hug poor "Stanford" and take him to their bosoms to weep and slobber over him.

How wo wish we could send him C. O. D. direct to Bunker Hill. Mateo Journal.

Tho best selection of car pots and furniture, at the lowest prlcos, at Geo. Stalller's. The public schools In this city will reopen on Mondav, Julv 17th, with the following teachers High School, W. H. Galbraith, Principal; Miss Lillian Howard, Assistant.

Grammar Department 1st grade. Miss Alico Dennett: 2d grade, Miss An. nie Austin. Primary lVpartment I grade, Miss Pearl McCanu -d grade, Miss Lora Etley; 3d, Miss Grace Murdoch; 4th, Miss May Bliss; 5th, Mi-s Henrietta Dlsbrow; itth, Mtes Murtio Burrows; 7th, Miss Agnes ElVey. Branciforte school 1st grade, Miss Lucie Owen; 2d, Miss Lottie Noble 3d, Miss Mairgle Jarvls 4th, Miss Emma Donnels.

Beach school 1st grade, Miss C. J. C. Cappelmann ad, Miss A Stoiumota, Grant school Miss Clara Chittenden. Tho salary of the Principal has been advanced to I2" per month, und an advaneo of er month has been made in some of the other grades.

Whlln Kowe rioiir at Field A Son's, lleiiiheim A J. F. Simpson's W. Fly's and F. D.

Scott's. Since (he adjournment of the IVni-ocratic Convention the name of Sena tor Hill is receiving considerable lo cal attention as a Itepuhllcan nominee for Congress from ths district. We have ftpoken to several ltepubl leans on the subject, nnd not ono have we found opposed to his candidacy, providing he will go before the Republican Convention as a Hepubllcaii candidate, and will not solicit the nomination or endorsement of any other parly or convention. The Pa jaronian has favored, and yet favors, Frank Adams for the nomination, but if Senator Hill Is a straight-out candidate for tho Republican nomination ho is our strong si-coiid choice. We belie vo ho can leave P.

B. Tully far behind In tho race, and wo also believe that Frank Adams can do the same thing. As it is Hearing convention lime wo hope the Senator will define his position on the Congressional ityuromaft. hits a pound and strawberries at six bits a basket. Hero we get three baskets of strawberries for two bits.

Try the Golden Sheaf Flour, The delegates from the hoso companies entitled to run for the Watsonvillo belt at Holli-ter, this fall, will meet In Watsonvillo on Sunday, July bith for the purpose of arranging rules aud settling upon a date for the run. All kin-In of Groc prlce at W. F. Hm iis' rlcs at the lowest Give him a lilal. Dr.

Millikeii, of Hodwood City, whose brother was kilted In the for. ests of New York Slate the other day by a black bear, has started on uu Eastern and European trip. Tlio praetico of medicitio must bo proiita bio iu Sail Mateo Co. style Hoots and Shoes ut Wit- sou's. The businoss of the S.

P. C. H. It. wai greater last month than during June of last year.

June Is the lest month in the year for railroads having termini in Santa Cruz, on ac count of tho irnnieiifo passenger travel of that month. if you want a line of siioes made and warranted, yo W. F. I.j intni'a. Last Sunday afternoon tho rest dence of John DauhouhiMS, Soqitel, cauuht (ire, it Is supiKisod from spark in the chimney, and but for plenty of water at Intud might have been destroyed.

As it was (ho house was damaged to the extent of 150. Gem and Mason's Fruit Jars at Wil- loy's Hardware Storo. Pleasant times up about Hohtier-vtlle, Humboldt county, of which correspondent of the Humboldt Times says Shooting, slabbing, lighting and alt kinds of aliniys are so common of late that they are looked upon as a matter of course. No arrests, Bnu.er has for saio a line assortment of and trout hooks, selected by a fisherman familiar with Santa Cruz trout streams. Ad the hides arriving at aud all the leather departing from tho tan nery of H.

V. kirby are transported over the S. P. C. H.

at fti per ton, the freight amounting to about per month. Previous to tlio milri ora Mr. Kirby did his shipping by water. China Matting, Brussels Car pryard at Stalller's. The heavy frost of May killed the entlro cherry and peach crops of Messrs.

Hftues, Dakfn and Thompson Laura! Gulch, above Cahoon's place, and thirty-eight one-year-old cherry trees for Mr. (times, the I list time such a thing has occ tired In that local ity for sixteen years. Extreme sizes, to til everybody, at Wll son Tuesday afternoon a couple of iMtormen met in front of ihu post, ollice. One called the other a luul name. Blows followed, and blood followed blows.

At tho end of three minutes a peace maker tiler-furred. 'I' bo co ntest ants were satisfied und hauled oil for repairs. Crockery and Chluaware at Wllley's Hardwaro storo, W. W. Foole, Democratic noml- neo for Kail road Commissioner from this district, although a resident of Alainoda can bo beaten by tho Hon.

Edward Martin of Watsonville. Mr. Martin's practical sense and integrity, as proven In olllee and out of otlice, are his fortress. Don't forget the Bonner Stable 'Ity Bus for picnic parties. Hov.

J. W. Thomas will preach next Sunday In Unity Church at II A. M.aud7::tn p. m.

Subject in the morning, "Martha and Mary;" sub-feet for evening, "Jonah and the Whale." Sunday school at M. Service of song before preaching In no evening. Seats free; all are welcome. Did you see those Mat spring cots at Ely's Furniture store They are just the thing. Under the now law of the Knights of Honor the existing assessment, if hot paid by the Hhli vill be delinquent, and thn delinquents made delinquent on tlio books without action of the lodge.

This Is an iron law and members had better heed it, or they will be put to somo Inconvenience. Hot Buns, Holts and 1oughuuts every morning, and a largo anitort-meut of Cakes at tho Cream Bakery. Freh Urne, Lemons, Itnnsnns, Ther-rie, CurraiiK and I Mttx, Kl', i 10 W. F. liuruH' sloie, next In J.

L. TliacrS mai k'l. It is probable that before long the famous Mocha colVue will disapHar from the markets of the world, though doubtless some Interior variety will usurp lis name. The Imports have been declining for some time past, and there are only a handful of people left iu tho province where it has been produced. Blank Book ana Fine a specialty at Uraxvr'a..