Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

firtsctllattfono K'rai UDtrtiscmcnt3. Santa (trnj Dcrtiscmcnt. A Santa Cruz Land Claim- The Secretary of the Interior OlaJLo Wagon A MGHT EXPRER3 WAiO, with one or two seats Milt- able for one or two The best made wagon of the kind Ever Imported. Steel tire, extra lroneo. etc.

Weight, 450iba. Will carry 8 00 16s. Warranted; for sale low. $3 50 a Year in Adrance. mCBDll, 31 AT St.

1873. Tie Hoodlum Car exchanges are filled with complaint of wanton acta committed by Hoodlums, male and female. There is noibing sacred or prolan but suffers from their depredations. No remedy, of practical utility, bas yet been suggested. Labor schools, or a strict system of apprenticeship might meet the emergency.

At the meeting of the last Legislature we urged the passage of a strict appren- tice law, such a ope as would mutually bind master and apprentice, for Santa Cruz as a Place for Ship Building- LAFNCH OF THE CNDAVSTED." Few of our readers, perhaps, are ware tbn( for the last six months or more, Davenport's Landing," a few miles above town, has been the scene of active shlp-buiJding operations a branch of industry destined soon to be a leading interest of our county. Some of our enterprising citizens interested pecuniarily in San Diego, foreseeing the trade which with the construction of the Texas and Pacific Railroad must necessarily spring up between that port and the central portions of our State, conceived the idea of establishing a line of schooners to be followed by a line of steamers, if the business shall warrant the change to divert, If practicable, a part of this valuable commerce to Santa Cruz. With this commendable object in view, tbey, without the flourish of trumpets, asking for County subsidy, or hawking around a petition for private aid, went quietly at work spent their own money and, though delayed by the weather, and other obstacles incident to start' ing a new enterprise in a locality in Santa (5ru; otrti9tmn3 H. V. McKOY, -SZAtU General Merchandise, Comer of Main A River Felton.

IHAVK JUST RECEIVED and am now opening the Most Complete AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Ever Brought Into Felton. Which I will Sell, at the Lowest Market Rates! ALSO HEALER IS Shingles, Shakes, JACKSON MICHIGAN WAGON HAVE been proved for years In California as the best Wnrnn to stand this hot and dry climate. The Wheels have tire rivets: felloes run through hot boiled oil; oo-shrinkage possible; extra hearing Irons and braces, with other improvements. We have also to arrive Extra Wheels, lo make a Header Waeon of a Farm Wapon. Also, Header axons complete.

Also. Light and Heavy Horse Carta. The timber for' all our Wagons is selected Irom second growth, seasoned for years tn open sheds. All sizes, from one-horse to six-horse Waitous on sale, with wide and narrow tires, with Eastern double boxes; California K'wks. with or without side-boards, or gearings only All wagons warranted for two years.

Prices regular; send for circulars. For sale- Charitable-There is no place in California that excels Santa Crux In real substantial charity. Let it be known that a man ia destitute and sick, or a woman is in want, and simultaneously dozens of charitable citizens will start a subscription paper, 6c relief immediately follows. Again, should a road be wanted, and no funds to bnild it; along comes' the inevitable committee, and without fail the amount necessary is raised. Thus are our poor provided for, streets opened and repaired, roads built, and every emergency met.

But there is such a thing even liberal as we are with our am. pie means as carrying the Joke too far. We are opposed to encouraging anything that smacks of selfishness in charitable pursuits, especially when the law provides ways and means otherwise. To explain recently a paper has been circulated, and large amounts subscribed for electioneering purposes. We are opposed to this, not cariug bow respectable and responsible the source.

It is a road, according to tbo coad, 1o use money for the baneful purposo of putting up any ticket, or corrupting the ranekeese. A paper bas been presented to us, for signature and subscriptions follows "This subscription is raised for the purpose of defraying the necessary expenses incurred by a few of our most influential citizens, who. have kindly taken upon themselves the sole responsibility of making the nominations tor County Officers, to be voted for at the September election. Tbey guarantee full satisfaction. Amount subscribed $4,312 50." Right here we enter our protest, and condemn the whole transaction.

We want no class of bold connubia-tors to set the eelmagoosling political wires, and select candidates for us; if they do let them bo paid out' of the Congressional back-pay aud Credit (May 21st, 1873,) affirmed the decision ren. dered by the Commissioner the General Land Office, December 6. 1872; in the matter of the survey of the California land claim known-. as La Car-bonera, Win. Boeles confirmeej This decision gives the Carbcnera claimants a portion of the land already patented to the claimants of the El Kincon Rancho, in Santa Cruz countyj Found- The body of James Daubenljiss, son of John Danbenb'ss, of Soqujel, was found on the shore, near where the boat capsized some time since.

It will be well remembered tjhat the young man was one of the drowned by a boat disaster which happened May 1st; The body was brought to Soqnel last Saturday and iuterred in the cemetery at that place. The body oXFrencb, the third victim, bas not yet been found. Splendid Meats- Charley Eastman serves from bis wagon, daily, the best quality of all kinds. The roasts, of meat steaks, chops, corned meats and other fixing usually found in a first-class market, furnished at the lowest" market rates. Veal Roasts and the fattest, sweetest roasts are the rule as we well know furnished to order every day ronize Charley; and yon will Pat always get cheap and good meat, fresh from the shop every moruing, delivered at the door.

Pale Ale and Lager Beer- or me best Palo Ale ami Lager Boer, go to Diesing's Brewery, Mis sion street, under tha hill. The Oakland Farmer's Clubldis-cussed the currency question jlast Friday, and declared in favor of the legal tender currency for California. Special 3Totitt3. s-For the Very Best I'liotosrapha ill t.m UfU.llmt .11.. 1 ivi lt I tV IVMH'IMDn'K fiat wiinout si -tti'AH'KXD IX lfn rv F.LEV ATOR, Montgomery Wan r'rancisco Hi reet It Is a well-known fact that Dvspe sla add Indigestion are the causes oY ne irly nil Ihe diseases that the human hloo is heir to: Ihcu why pay enormous doctor's bllisT Uy usln Ir.

Kenly I Kit lers (hey can be thoroughly eradicated from Ihv system, ami new life imparted to I he sufferer. Head physician's cctlitlcatcil In advertisement iu another column. nichsyim A Kill ED. In Kama Cruz, May lath, bv the Kev Father Lynch, at the residence ori the Priest. Daniel Wente to Delia Krye, daughter of Joseph Frye, ail of this place.

I In Santa Cruz May 12th, by Rev. H. Wlllcy, John Peterson and llodni M. Storm. May llith Job T.

Dye and Jemima Boyce, all of Watsonville. In Santa Cruz. Mav'aist. at the Cnthnlie Church, by Rev. Father Lynch, Mike Codge.to Mary Molario, both of SoqAiel.

DIED. lath, of ol the noweis, Asa eldest son ol Alexander. and Mary Ann McDonald, aged years In SnntJi Cruz. Slav Mrs. zabeth l.ovennv.

Wife of John Covemm aged uiui uy years. In Santa Cruz Marlanha, in fant daughter of. Corriue, ana Juan Chapel. "ftu iiDcrtisfiiunta LOST! JX the Corporation of Santa Cruz, on May a Cameo Cull Jiuttou. The flndrr wilt confer a f.iv-iir on the owner, and ie Kcnerousiy rewarded by leaving the same at this olllcu.

lt Stolen of Strayed. TT'KOM mj- place, on Sunday evenln A. May iMh, one large bay huri about tr lh naiios high, Muck ill aue and deep in Lh corks, i-ad-stnll. -Laartatl, ten years old. very 1 ii.i" heavy shod birire all around, had on a li with a twisted bail rone attaelic d.

Sk of under lip rather sore. A reward will be paid on his return to the own TIIo-s. W.MI.KER my24-lm Brand forte, Santa Cal Mr. Henry Cbwell. SIR, this Is the Time I have notified you of the ruhoisli, such as barrels, timber, 4c obstruetinif the street in front of your warehouse.

I now notify you that all obstructions either on Pacific Avenue, or Bay street, must immediately if' removeu, otnerwise ine proper aufltori- itus ui bLreeui musi atremi in u. I. VII) fjflAKKV t-anta uruz May 20th, McCann Bailey, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law- Office In DeLamntcr's Block, Hanta Cruz iltfornia. iuys4-yr-ti EitnixAvn J. Mh'ans, ILI.AKilC.

JiAILKV "He fell at his post, Burviug his country," General Cauby Funeral March, With an elegant portrait, mailed cenis iroin urays store, Sa Cisco. i A Card from Judge Hagan. Salt Lake, May loth, 1873. WM. U.

BADGKRL Esh. Ko. 13, Ransome Street, San Francisco. Agent lor the Hal let, ImvIs A llanos, and the Ueorga Woods Parlor and Vestry Organs. Dear Sir: I think, With many others that ihe Hallet, Davis A Oo.

1'lano, which I purchased of you, was Vhe best instrument In Satiia Cruz, in a word. Sir, so far as I am concerned, 1 prefr nhe Hallet, Iavis A Co, I'ihhun, to any others that have come under my obscrvationi ours truly, 1 ALBERT IIAGAN. jEy21-lm EDWIN SHEPARDj Real Estate Agent, 2fceors -by permission to A. Ilihn, Elihu Anthony and Titus Hale, Esq. my2tf.

Legal Notice. INtheTMslrictCourtofthe 30th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the matter of the petition of the Methodist Episcopal Church ot Santa Cruz, tn make a note and mortgage prcperty, pursuant to an order of the Hon. David Belden, Judge of said District Conrt. Notice is hereby given, to any and all persons, Interested in the real property of said Society, and in any matters thereof, to sbo eaiiM-, If any they can, on Saturday, the Htb day of June, IH7J, at lo o'clock A.

Ml of said day, or aa soon thereafter as tint same can be heard al the Court House of said Court, in said Santa Cruz Countyt why the Trustees of thesaldHx-ietvahould not be authorized by order of this Couru, to made a promissory nite, and mak and execute a mortgage to secuie the payment ol said not on certain properly situate in the Town and County of Santa Crux, State of California. Situate on tlie south side of Missioif street, and boundfd on the west by the lot on which the Church of said Swlety stands; on tlie south and east by lauds of J. Leslie. Tl.iat said and mortge be made in tike corporate name olsaid Sontety.and under the Seal thereof as evideoc of said Indebtedness, and security therefor. Wlt-' ness iny hand and Seal of the said 8BAI.

iM.lricl Court, tills ti day of Makr, '-V-' HC3. ALliKltT PROWN," Clerk or said ConrL A hams. Attorney fur Petitioner. ir forty fi Kran- TINE HILL SUGAR LOAF VINE YARDS. G.

M. J. W. Jarvis, Growers and dealer to California Wines Brandies. a.

51. JARVIS, Vine hill Vineyard, Sin-ta Cruz, Cal. JOHN W.JAKV1S, Corner and PI ue tit. Ixiuis, Mo. We have the finest assortment of California Port, feberry, AuicIIcm.

JluM-atelle, Claiel, White Wine and lirape Brmndj THE HNE HILL SUGAR LOAF VINEYARDS. Are situated on the south side of the Santa Cruz Mountains, about lKJ feet above the sea level, and 10 miles from the coast. The climate is unsurpassed the soil calcareous and volcanic. The Vlneyanls embrace nearly one hundred acres, planted with the very finest varieties or European grapes. When the Iruit Is perfectly ripe and mature.

It. is made Into wine, under the direct supervision of the undersigned, who very respectfully invites ALL, PEItMOXH, and especislly Vlsttors to the tstate, to come and see the fruitful uess and beauty of the hills, and the neatness and care bestowed upon Pickling, Crushing and Pressing Wrapcs, and sloriniro! Wine. Wines and Brandies are perfectly pure, and made only from the Urape. lucUS-Lf Yours Trulv, ti. M.

JARVIS. Geo. Treat's Saw Mill HAVING COMMENTED SAWIXG I.uuihcr, for the season. We are now prepared to furnish our old customers with all kiudg of Building Material. IN OUR LINE OF BUSINESS, AT THE MARKET KATES.

All Orders will Receive Our. Prompt and Careful Attention. Wholesale and Ketall Vard, Powder Company's Wharf. Orders for more than Three Thousand Feel, when hauled from the Mill, will be delivered on tiie line of the road free of extra charges for hauling. Fred Kilburn, Sup't.

apr2oth-tf Henry Hkatii Samcei. Tursek. Turner Heath. McPherson's Pulldine, Paeifln Avenue, SANTA CKUZ, CAL Maxcfacturkius OK, A1) Df.ai.eks IS AH kinds of Tin, Copper, Galvaxized Ir.ox, am Wakk. IV ILL ALWAYS KEEP ON HANI), and lor sale, at the Lowest Market Rales, a lull line of STOVES, CROCKERY.

PORCELAIN-WARE, LEAD PUMPS, WATER A OAS PIPES Willi FITTINGS. FAItMEItS, PAIItY-MKX, MlI.L-MEN, And others are invited to call and examine our Stock. A Share of Patronage Solicited. mylu-tf. TURNER 4 HEATH.

Pioneer Bakery. Lincoln Santa Cruz. ANDREW- TRUST, Having again started The Pioneer Bakery, AC his on Iilnooln KtrMt, Hourh AiUt near PuciAc Avcuue, prejiurvil lo furniNh UUEAD, Of all Kinds. And everything usnally kept In a first-class bakery on order. Boston Ilrown Bread.

4rahum Rread, fierman, French, and Milk-rising Bread to Order, and furnished tn CiisUimem Daily. Customers can hnve beans baked on Saturday If sent In early. Picnic parties, balls, festivals and socials promptly furnished with fancy cakes 4c. on reasonable terms; A share ol patronage solicited. niyd-3tf ANDREW TRUST.

MEW MILLINERY STORE! Miss Annie Pratschner, Prop'rs- Pacific Avenue, Corner of Walnut Street, (formerly Mrs. Bennett's) Santa Crui. Xcw Coods, Sew Styles Xew Fashions. JUST RECEIVED! and to arrive, a complete assortment of eneral Dress (ifMids, KibOnns, Silks, Featbers, Artitleial Flowers, Hals, Bonnets, and other articles of the latest lasbions. Dress-niakiiig and pinking done to order.

Patterns furnished for women and ehlldrens dresses and suits. Crochet Work and Worsted wreath work taught perfectly for is W. Just received and to arrive each steamer, from San Francisco, a new lot of gisals, latest fashion aud best style. Call in and ascertain prices Satisfaction guaranteed, mylo-tf MIS AN Nib PRATSCHNER Private Boarding House. H'HE undersigned Is prepared to keep 1 Hoarders this Mummer; will give good accommodations, at a reasonable price.

Persons visiting Santa Cms can secure accommodations In advance, by addressing the undersigned. My hons Is pleasantly nnd conveniently situated, alsiut ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Bath Houses, On the Reach, and about the same from the Post Oflice. A little off the road of travel, and consequently Free From Dust. Good Play-grounds fob Children. Surrounded with pleasant grounds and walks.

A PLKAaC RK BOAT, I kept for the use of miesl. Abundance nf fruit, milk, eggs, poultry ic, raised on the place. F'ltEt? BAKrtoN. myw-tr PROCTER GAMliLE'fc EXTRA OLIVE SOAP, made from the best materials, and ileely perfumed. Sold at Price of ordl-iary soap.

Buy It you will use ther. tjroeers In your city have it tOSH, DEMI-STER (t Agents. Han "ranclsco. Also sold bv CASTLE IWiTHKRS, JONES A WELIrl JAN. PECK nnd others.

my3-am NOTICE: THE Co-partnership existing between Cunningham A McKoy was desolved by mutual consent, on April l-'sth, last. All parties holding Recounts against the late firm, will present the same Immediately, and all parties owing accouuts will please luakti immediate settlement. J. 1. mylQ-Jt McKOY.

K. GREEN, Merchant Tai lor, HAS ARRIVED FROM RAX FRAN-Cisco, with an New and fah-lunable, assorted litoek or IiBorte and Domestic Cloths, Beavers, CassI meres, And Diagonals. Which ho bas bought at the lowest cash prices, which will enable him to make. to order, In the most sty iinb. DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, At lowr price than ever beforo offered to ihe public of Santa Crus.

Business Suits, $25 to $40. FIXE FRENCH BEAVER Dress Suits at $40 to $70. Ntyliali Pant, BT.OO. M'AJl work guaranteed, and warranted to tit on all eoaiilon. lyt-Ti-aui K.

GREEX. Hot Salt Water Baths! irir- ONE BATH 25 CENTS. On the Santa Cbcz Beach, John Llebrand Son, Having entirely refi ted and made altenitl ns in their Bath Houses, putting in more Tubs, New Fnrnace. Bailers, At (rrent expense, are now prepared accommodate lliu public at all hours. Two Bits pe Bath.

THE Bulling Rooms and tub are fitted up In xool style aud eomforluble. si. that ladles, ehildren, invalids and others can have all the comfort and care Ihr imitiini? kuIu. and appa ratus for batntJiP In tin! surl, bas been put In good rep ir, an i new hathim; dresses adue.l. i nine and careful attention piven to customer.

Ladies and children attended to, In the bam. if required. J. LI KB RAM) A. SON.

my 21 tf ATTENTION Plaza Barber Shop. Oppjslte Post Office, Kanta Cruz. TIIE UNPKRsKtNKD Is AX OLI and I Kxperieneed 11 Al it and ever aiiemio will be given to this branch i.l 1 1 business. The best Oils and Tonics used in the busing's always on hand for sale. All kind' ol woik iu my line artist Icully duue, and warranted to Kive alisf icllou.

tive a may2J-lm JOSEPH SMALL WOOD. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of an execution Issued out of Ui Jusiiee'j luii ol Wellington, ui tit 'lowihip Htnl Couuiy of banui iuz.KtHlff California, on a ludKineut rvnticreti in m1iI Omrt cm Ibe 5tii day of Mhv, A. U- lMiiMfcini sttsttJ on tnc2lKiijay of May A. I.

in favcKOf I. blum ana list J. V. KotlKertt and to me rul and tltii vt1, Mierilt of shUI County, want commanded to make th sum ot ouh tiuiulnd and (W-lut dollars, money du ou Aaitl jutlKiut'ltl, logrlhrr itU "MU0 dollar Cosin and" all ci.s, with iiitereNl at 7 p-r cent, per annum, out of the personal properly, ami it HWliW-ieii erot.al property colli not tre.tOuii', hen-out 01 the rral propeiiv ot said deleiioa.it. 1 have levied on the riirht, title, minest ami claim ot t.io sai'l J.

1. KoJgor.s, In and to all that eerta.u pi -ce or parcels and lots 4f land, lyin and Ihmihc in the County of Santa Cruz, Slate of California, anil iKHitided and tiehcn ImmI as fid owd, to Iteini; th Miiilli-ebt qua of et -Holt it in Of Iw caty low ninp umber niiie, ramie numirfT tw, wi if Mount jiahl an, containing' one hundred mi tines ol iini. Notieei1" tier by Kivi that I will on Monday. Jua 1 at Il'oVloek M.tnoon) A. I'.

J87, in trout ol liie t-ourt llouttf dotus in fuesaid county of Santa Cruz, Hell all the riKht. title, mU-reM and claliu of the naid defendant, in ulid to the fure-Koiuu iliH-d hind, at public ailt-tion, to the liiiiesl bilder, tor c.tsh in hand, to aatiKly said execution and all ot. lloKiON, Siierifl. my21-4t Notice. riiHE Board of Siiervlsors ol Santa Cruz I ('ouniy will, on or before the 4ih duy of Autfiist, 1S7S, receive sealed proposals to do tne County I'rintin for one year, from the 1st day of tSt-ptemticr l7i By lord ol the Board, uiylT-4t A.

UROWN, Clerk. Druggists' Notice. WE. the undersigned. Druggists of Ran ft ta I rut, having been selling Drugs aud Medicines at less prices than are charged In nil other towns In the State, have entered Into an agreement to sell goods at a reasonable profit, aud at uni form rales.

J. M. CUTLK.lt. OTTO MKOUKK. 17 t-HK PA KU A COTT.

TO LKT. TIIK well-known Pacific Ocean House at Santa Cruz, can be li a-ed by re. sponsible parties on good terms. Apply to AMASA Pit AY, Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz.

April oth l7.t-tf Eferyuody Gogs to see Them J. Bernheim Are now receiving their well selected SPRING STOCK Comprising Fine and Heavy Clothing, Boots and Shoes Domestic Dry Goods. Hardware Willow-ware, Cigars Tobacco, Groceries Crockeries And many other articles Too Numerous to Mention, and at prices so low that ETerstody goes to see And seldom fHfl to purchase all they want well pleased at their purchases made at that FAIR DCALI.VG, jE.ST.VnjL. lSH3iET! A Large Stock of GRAIN, Constantly kept on Hand, at J. Bernheim Co's, 5apr-lm 1 stated period say four years-JLo set Justly to each other.

The Legi lature, although they acted on nearly thousand tills (mostly special in their nature) never introduced a bill regulating apprentices. The result is no mechanic will be bothered with a boy who can ccmo and go at his pleasure without restraint. The eight-hour system and mechanics' leagues also oppose apprentices, or prevent their employment by first-class mechanics and artisans, operating heavily. The result is the whole state is full of worthless, idle boys. A few become clerks or hangers on to a toy store or peanut stand, until at adolescent manhood, whon they ad just a fresh quid, light a new cigar.

aud hie away to some neighboring billiard saloon or brothel, and set cp business for themselves. This is ut the way Mortimer, Devine (chicken), Bob Durkln, Kussell, Murphy and other young criminal, graduated into manhood. They have all met their late, and our numerous young hood-. lums, who travel by night, with pis tola and knives la their pockets, should take warning. In every city in the Stab) the more respeotable portion of the community dare not give a general invitation for a free party or picnic, Locause the hoodlum classes would crowd in and by Indecency and violence destroy the peaco and harmony of the better element.

This in especially so in San Francisco. Had the Captain of the steamer Olympia kept hoodlums and their female pals off the vessel, before starting for Cruz, on but Suu-day 'a excursion, there would have been a much larger passenger list, and no fighting at the dinner table, on board, or necessity of locking up females to prevent a feudal war among their fancy men and retainers. In Sacramento no party can bo glv-. en or picnlo beld without a double guard being stationed at the portals to keep out these objectionable characters. A writer in the liee, of May 10th, says: The problem as to hat fchull be dono with our boys appears to be Bleeping, and now would be good time to revive tbo hoodlum question.

Sacramento is crowded to-day by a graceless set of young scamps, who tnrn our picnics into rowdy gatherings, and render disgraceful almost every public a flair of the kind that takes place. Even at the late Odd yellows' picnic those fellows and their- young lcmalo pals almost monopolized the dancing platlorm, and their disgusting htylo of indulging in this harmless snd pleasant exercise in many lnatunccs drove the better class of peoplo, present, tot ho quiet shades of the neighboring oaks. Time was wheu our picnics and moonlight excursions were deemed respectable affairs, Now, however, they only provoko the severest criti. cisms. It has come to such a pass, Indeed, that respectable people are afraid to embark on any excursion, tickets for which are offered publicly for sale.

This evil will not be corrected until self-constituted commit teo on somo one of these picnio excursions shall take theentire crowd of hoodlums male and female in hand, and administer prompt and severe punishment upon Many of the girls who accompany these rowdies are less than sixteen years of age, and should be kept at homo by their parents aud guardians, instead of being permitted to go down to ruin. in this way for that result is as sure and certain as to-morrow's sun will rise." Important to Claimants of Public Lands- The following "letter from II. O. Itollins and C. II.

Chamberlain, Register and Receiver of ihe United Stales Land Office, located at San Francisco, to Lawyer Adams of this place, furnishes some very desirable information 'concerning the lands about to bo restored for settlement, and which for years has been reserved for the Southern Pacific Railroad. Too much pains cannot now be taken to seen re the lands bonded to settlers by that Company. Their bond is now worthless, and the land is open to the usual pre-emption custom of securing them. IT. H.

Land Office, San Francisco, May 19, 1873. l'loase Inform the public that no action can be taken in relation to any lands affected by the recent decision of the Secretary of the Interior, adverse to the claim of the Southern Pacific Railroad, to certain lands withdrawn for the Western, at the date of the grant to the Southern, until the land shall be actually restored, which will doubtless be doue after publication of notice, designating the land to be restored and the date of restoration, as is 'usual in such cases. It is useless, therefore, for parties to Offer filings on such lands until alter it has been so restored, as they will all be reloscd. I're-emption claimants will, without doubt, have three months from the date of such restoration within which to file their declaratory statements. No oopy of the decision has yet reached the Land Office, but as soon as received it will be Very Respect! ully, II.

O. ROLLINS, HegKter, C. II. CUAMliEKLAIN, Receiver. The Napa in speaking of the of the Suisun Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, says, It is the ninth grange organized In the State, and Mr.

Baxter has several more appointments for organization, to be filled as he can travel around and do it. The Iowa Ilomeitcid pre- Aintm Mv UUV I bondred Oranges within six months, vamurnia nave one D- ARTHUR SON, CORKER OP California Davis fSn Francixco mchSTS-lm-ls SHERIFF'S. SALE. BV VIRTCE OF AN EXECUTION' Issued out of the Justices Court of Santa Cruz Township, on a Judgment rendered In said Court on the 27th day of January A 1X73. against William Millrrand Jn favor of Cappelnninn for the sum of Two Hundred and nineteen dollars and rlity-eight cents.

(t-IC-iSi, and sixty eight dollars and forty cents. costs of suit, all iu gold coin with interest at 7 per cent per annum from the date of sal Judgment. I Have levied upon the following described real property, lying and being In Ihe town of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz and State of California, as follows, to wit a in Iilock Has marked and numbered fin the Mapof thesulnlivis Ion of the Rodrtdguex Tract, and commencing on the North West corner of pa-cllic Avenue and Iirenzo I. line, and running thence along Pacific Avenue Northerly fifty feet. 'thence al riglilauglcs Westerly one hundred feel, thence at right angles outheily fifty feet to 1orenzo Dane, thence along Ioreii7.o Itne Euxter! one hundred feel to the place of beginning, being the same lot of land conveverl by F.

A. Hlhn by deed dated April ll'ih 1H7J. Also lot Clock 7. otnclal Map being East side Front street anil South West corner of Iit 2 Work 7, running thenc on Ihe South side of Eot 12, 32- 4' East IsO feet to Willow Alli-v, thence along west side W'iliow Alley south 51' East SiS-7 feet to corner of lot 14 in Block 7. then'-e along North side of lot south 50 West lO fcet to Front Street, thence aioim Ka.t siile Front street North West 29 So feet to place of beginning, being marked on Mnp-'A" Robert Matli-son KM WO acres No.

1.1." Also the lot of land known ss the John I lot and comm-'neing at a point on Main Street In the. (own of Santa Cruz at corner of lot known as the lyit. now owned by Vestal, thence running Easterly Along south line of mid Vestals lot to Sin Ijo-renzo Kiver.Street.tlienccSoutlierly along said river stree seventy five leet, thence Westerly in a line parallel with said first Hue and along North linejf lot owned by .1 Murry to said Main street seventy live feet to the place of beginning, together with tenements and improvements hereon. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 22nd of February, A. D.

1S73, at one o'clock P. in front orthe Court House dfMirs, in the town nnd County of Santa Cruz, State of California, I will sell at public auction, all the right, title. Interest and claim of the said William Miller In and to the above descritied properly to tile highest and best bidder, for gold coin of tie I'nlted stales of America, Pi natisfy s.iid Judgment aud costs, and all accrn- 11 Costa. R. ORTON, Sh'fT, Jan.

29. 1R73. febl-41 The a Imve sule Is postponed one week, to March. 1st, l.S7'l. P.

Sheriff. Santa Cruz, Feb. 22, Is7i. The above sal-? is po-dpnned to March 10th at 12 R. iRTON, Sheriff.

Santa Cruz March IK73. The above suit is p'ittoned to Monday, March 211 h. R. oKTON. iiierift.

Tne imve snle Is po-itoned lo Monday Apnl2lst, at l2o'cIo-k 157.1. R. The Pbove sale Is trfistponeii to Monday May llith, 1S7J, l2oVloek M. R. oKToN.

Sherlfl. NOTICE. N'OTK'K is her'tv ifivti to Xho claim hnklfrs IIi-Hncifoi (i iuirkhU Mmtng Coin pnny, th.il itt meef ing Ii I 1 hy rh ol said April I.Vh mi ofi-n pr two huiitln-U loct, was Irvtctl upon the sHim unU Ih Inniiodiuivly to lh Secretary of -he 4'ompatiy. Any claim ap whicii the unsfshment unptit) hy or on 'hi l.VIt day ol May 173 -ill ami ail-vrtts'i tor sal at pHhli uurtion, h-Kfthv'r itli tlie duo fiom flu) vtwr 1K72, and unle payment in matin tMfore, will Ih Mild on Uih Itith tlay ol.Jun IhT.t, at VI oVIoi iy Itie de'ln-qtit'iit with cost of a(iv-rtl uioiit and ex pns of al. HprTJ-lm li.

1 TUCKKH, Secretary. NOTICE N'OTICE Is given to the stockholders of I He Santa Cruz o.uickil-vcr Mining Cmpany, that al a meeting held by the Trustees of said Company. April 15th, an assessment of 7.i cents per share, was levied uiwin the capital stock of the company, payable immediately in I'nlted Slates gold coin, to the. Seeretary offheeompnny. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the l.sh day of May, will to delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, together with all delinquents due from the year 1K72, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the Itith day of June 1S7J, at.

12 o'clock M-. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the ci st of advertisement, and expense of sale, i JKO. ofTo, Secretary. Oflice on Frenr. Street.

Santa Cruz. lin Cruii Cl Kllnlnc Company. Ideation of Works: saulu Cruz, Santa Cruz County Cal. Nollce ls hereby nlven. that at a meet-Ingof the Hoard oi'Trustees of said Company, beld on the yih day of April 1S7.1, an assessment No.

2 ol Five Cents per share was) levied upon the Capital Stock of said Companv, payanle immediately In United states l.old Coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, Room and 27. Merchant's Exchange. California Mlrc-t, Son Francisco Cal. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the Hlh day ot May, IS7.1. shall deemed delinquent, and will tie duly advertised for sal at public auction, and unless payment shall lie made hefore, heboid on Mondav the 2d day of June, 187.1, trt pav Ihe itelUi-quent assessnient; Kigether with costs til advert in nir at expenses of sale.

Uy or-der of the Hoard Trustees. I'l'ls KAPLAN, Secretarv. Office Ri.oms 29 and 27 Merchant's Ex change. Caiitoinla Htreel. San Franclsc Caiilornla aprlil Ile2 The day ot DellnoHency In the above assessment Is hereby postponed until Friday, the day of June, and day of sale lo Tuesday, lsr day of July, 1873.

By order of Board of Trustees, KAPLAN, see'y. Office 28 and 27, Merchant's Ebchanfe, Cal. San F'rancisco. aratton combining all the valuable me. diclnal properties of the Eucalyptus, anil Is acknowledged by grateful thousands to be the bcsl remedy ever offered lo the Iiubllc for the cure ol ntl oi in ildneys, Itlafblerand t'rlnary Canal, and Seminal Weakness, as It seems to have a direct affinity lor these organs and their surroundings, and nqres them by its alter; alive, healing and balsamic properties -more effectually than auy other known remedy.

It Is also an Invaln-f EUCALYPTI'S' able remedy for diseases of the Tl cons and serous membranes, much aa Rronehiils, Hacking CniiKh, Nanamt dor-' lng Pregnancy, Dyspepsia, Leucorrhwa, Etc This preparation Is the result of Dr. Coleman's experiments with the medicinal properties of the tree In the V. s. Marine Hospital in Hn Francisco, In 1X71 and 172, where be hail unusual facilities for testing the various methods of preparing the remedy, and Its uses. It can be reliea upon a certain to give the promised results, and hundreds of testimonials nf lot efficacy can be seen at bis oflice, 4U6 Kearney ML, H.

F. Coleman's Double Extract of Eucalyptus la powerful, yet harmless, febrifuge, end Is a spe cial preparation for tha treatment of the malarious fevers of our Interior valleys, and Is warrant-ed to cure any case of Fever and Ague, treated with If according to directions, while th baneful results of the use or the usual Oulnlne and arsenical remedies for thou diseases are entirely avoiurd. ISeware of Imitations, and take none but "Coleman'." For sale everywhere, and by Cha. Langley it DrngglsU- Agents, 8. V.

wynthTa-Iyl. STOVE WOOD, KflPMRDH SEASONED OAK STOVE 0J Wood. More arriving at tha Feed! will. Casu m-tll buy IU DccU 3m E. WILLIS.

which everything is wild, and the roads leading into it art) next to inc. passable, built the first vessel' of the line, the beautifully modeled schooner "Undaunted," 'of hundred and twenty tons burden. Pursuant to a general invitation to witness the launch, extended by the literal proprietors of the pioneer vessel, many of our citizens and sojourners availed themselves of the oppor tunity to see the novel and exciting spectacle. On Wednesday morning, the 14th at 11 o'clock, a. the sea being smooth, the weather auspicious, and everything ready, Miss Maria Miller, of Watsonville young est aud fairest daughter of the veteran navigator beading the enterprise stepped forward and gracefutly sprink ling the bows of the expectant vessel with the contents of a silver 'flagon, named her the Uundaunted after which the props were quickly driven aside, and amid a general huzza front the assembled ladies and gentlemen, the beautiful harbinger of future good to Santa.

Cruz with a thousand streamers flying aloft, glided joyously to meet her future element, which she kissed and embraced, in true nautical fashion, eliciting many a buzz of admiration from the excited spectators as she careened jauntily from side to side till brought up in safety at tbo wharf. A lew happy and appropriate remarks on the cause which led to the building of 'the vessel just launched, the intentions of the company with regard to the construction of others; the probable effect which this line of vessels will have on the future greatness of Santa Cruz County, in linking it with that of San Diego, and developing a commerce, which without the successful conducting of this enterprise, we might never aspire to have, were made by our accomplished J. Leslie, and greeted with repeated shouts of applause after which the com pnny partook of a handsome collation, prepared for the occasion. During the repast soveral pieces of vocal music appropriate to the "time, place and circumstances, were ren- dered, to the delight of all present, while mirth, wit, and good feeling sparkled everywhere around the festive board. Many toasts complimentary to thi energy which has characterized this important irovement to unite the commercial fortunes of Santa Cruz, with those of San Diego, were gracefully and forcibly made and responded te.

A few cotillions and waltzes were danced with much spirit by the young folks present, on the green sward close by snd taken altogether, the fote was pronounced the most enjoyable and satisfactory affair of the season. The auspicious occasion, so replete with delight to every participant, passed off without the occurrence of a single accident to' mar the general happiness. As a parting salute, three hearty cheers and a tiger" were 'given the enlightened proprietors of the noble craft for their elegant hospitality and the company, in the most jubilant spirits, returned home to remember with keen sensation of pleasure, the launch of the schooner "Undaunted." Written for the 8anta Crux Stsnsn. Who Shall be our County Officers In last weeks isue of theSENTlNEl, John Dimon very aptly stated the number and kind of candidates, who were willing to accept official positions suliject (o the will of the people. His article nbould have further mentioned the other side of the question.

Contrary to soma of our proceeding elections, the wishes of the couuty at large, must be asked, listened to and respected this fall in the selection of applicants. Politicians, or a lew leading individuals will not be allowed to foUt upon the public, unfit, and parties not qualified, whose only recommendation may be personal friend ship, or luture pecuniary benefit, resulting thereby, serving the county being the only means by which their financial standing can bo maintained. The pressure for, and demand of party vote, under forfeiture of political consistency and county organization, can not bo used to deter voters from casting their ballots, at the coming primaries, for men. The lines have been weakened, and old i.ssaes, with the masses, are too nearly obsolete, in local affairs, for that cry to run in poor men under a good name, in place of good men under poor and perhaps less popular capability, in its broadest sense, will be the watchword. Affability, politeness, honesty, integrity of character, steadfastness of purpose, with a full determination to act justly towards all rich and poor alike decision ot mind sufficient to impartially enforce ail demands, and ability enough to worthily fill the position, elected to accept without occupying subsidiary positions, is the requisite to be Cato.

Xadame Spornberger's Concert- The second Exhibition of Madame Spornberger's Class, will take Place at Unity Church, on the I2lh and 13th of June next. One feature of the Ex- hibition will be the introduction of the Madame's Juvenile Class, Fur- ther particulars hereafter. Split Sawed Lumber, Tan-bark Goods and Lumber Delivered at Shortest Notice. ST Thankful for past favors share of patronage ia solicited. tnyl773-ly H.

W. McKOY. To Everybody. "VOTIOE hereby given that Dr. Can- ii ney.has returned from the Southern Country, and will resume his practice as In the past.

Furthermore, evt-ry person Indebted to hint for services rendered previous to April 1st. 1KT3 are requested to come forward and settle- without further dtMay 17th, 1873-tf DR. CANNEY. F. C.

miLLIKEN. Agent for the Pacific Ice Company Pacific Avenue, opposite Arcan's Hall, KANT A CKUZ. JC'E delivered from the wagon, dally, on order, to all parts of Ihe city. Alll orders left at the Ice House Will beprompHy attended to. my 17-tf.

Felton Express. LEAVES Ketton at 9 A. M. Leaves San-ta Cruz al 3 1. M.

Will Male Daily Trips. Starts from the Santa Cruz House. myl7-tf G. M. DAY.

MOUNTAIN STAGES Run Daily, 17 EAVINO Suntn Cmz at 7 a. for SmiiIb darn attl San Jw, coniieot- I' with the curs for Sua Francisco and In Schedule Time. Ri'tnrniiiK, feaves Santa Clara on arrival of the inorninir tntin from San Francisco lock A. arrlvinir in Santa Crui at oTi clock p. yt.

Fare J2.tO. Stages ntees New York Exchange, at San Jose W.O. BAUKF.R. Airent. anta Crnz House, Crui; P.

V. W1LK1XH svem, Co-Partnership Notice. L. K. Hlhn.

nnd II. A. Ilein. havlnir tormeit a C-I'artnership, May 1st. IsT.l, to conduct a general drylni; ami teamlnir nsinesH, win continue the same In all Its branches.

A hare of public patron- UKe solicited. All orders for teams or urayaje, lelt at the store of Blum and promptly attended to. LRlimx, H. A. HKIN.

Santa Cruz May 1st, 1K73. my3d-lin. Notice to Creditors- FSTATE of AMBHOSE T. MOSES, de-a ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminisirator of the estate of Ambrose T.

Moses, deceased, to ine creditors ot, ana all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, withlu four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator, at the law office of It. Conant, at the Court House, In the Town of Sail ta Cruz, in the said county of Santa Cruz. XollMAN s. MOSEH. Administrator of the estate of Ambrose T.

Moses, deceastnl. Dated at Santa Cruz, May 3d, 1873. myl0-4t PRIVATE BOARDING. To Visitors Dckiko Hkason. tub Bathino MRS.

JANE HAUDY. having fitted ap her Private Boarding House, At the north of Ihe IJeach Hill, overlooking the town and fronting on Alvarado is prepared to receive boarders at reasonable rates. The premises are within five minutes walk of the bat houses. A new cottage, house and adjacent premises have been added, and the rooms are large and com modulus, sutlicient for twenty-flve boarders and lodgers. Prices from 10 to via per n'eek, According to rooms, for board and lodging.

Servants and children from $6 to $7 per Week. All communications and applications promptly attended to. KM. JANE HARDY. Santa Cruz, May loth, l'JT-tf.

Notice to Creditors. IX the Probate Court of the County of 8ala Cruz, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Matthew Tarpey deceased The undersigned has been appointed hy said Court as executrix of the last will and testament of Matthew Tarpey, deceased, and notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against said Matthew Tarpey, deceased, to exhibit them, with nec essary vouchers, to her, as such executrix, st her residence In the towo of Watsonville, in said County and Slate, within the time vllowed by law. Dated, April 2fith, 17:1. WINIFRED CONWAY TARPEY, Executrix as aforesaid.

my3-4w SUBSCRIPTIONS Received For HVlACAZI ES Papers, Publisher's Rates. At -AT- BRAZER'S BOOK STORE; Post Oflice BuIldLaff. decU-lf ELGIN, HOWARD VVALTHAM WATCHES ALL STYLES OF CASES, AXD tlio Lowest liiltt-K. mm Jewelry Store. 212 Pacific between IXHSUSt and Union Mreefs Also on hand A JCAUGK STOCK OF English Swiss riP Watches, Jewelry.

Clocks. Silver Plated Wrpeectacle, Gold Fens, etc-, etc- THE WHEELER WILSON SKAVI PS' Ci MACIIIA' 10. iThe best for Family Janl8 tf WILLIAM KFFKV. Azent. Santa Cruz Foundry, Ameer, Morten Pronrietors.

STEAM ENGINES, BOILEKS, PUMPS, KKAPERS, MOWERS, TUKESIIINCi MACHINES, And Machinery OF Evcrj- Made and Repaired- PLOWS, PUMPS, STOVE CASTINGS AXD WAGON BOXES, On hand, and made to order at San Francisco Prices Agency fcr the Sale of the UELLE WAGOX, MADE BV Farnswortli Knapp Co. Fond da Lac, Wis. THESE Waeons are made of the best timber, thoroughly seasoneil in a dry-house; the felloes are boiled In oil and riveted, special rare is taken to get up a wagon well pruMrtioncd, of easy nraft, strouuly ironed, nicely painted, expresslv adapted to the climate Mi Caiilornla, and one that will give entire satlsfiii-tion to the purchaser, and Justify him In rccom-menrlins It to others. We warrant them to stand any fair nsnpe for one year, wittiout expense to the buyer. orders from the country will receive prompt attention.

Wagons free of expense In this city. A lilKrcil discount will be de to Wagon Makers, Merchants and others who buy-to sell. Price Iwts sent on application. MEEK F. It, .1 A ES A O.

S. E. Corner, California nnd Davis St. SAN FRANCISCO. Box 651, Post Office.

inch I am The Beckwith JJewing Machine. PRICE $12 00 With a New Iltaldlng Fiot. Including Hemnier, tiulde. four Needles, Oil, and Can Ac. Every machine carefully tested and warranted two ytarx; call on A.

T. MF.LVIN, Agent, Santa Cruz. The Rustic Window Shade, Latest Improved, AD Home 9Ianafetared. For Neatness, Cheapness and Durability, has no equal in the market, and the best suDstiiuie lor lusiuc blinds. Gas Liilt forEverylioilj Cheapest Safest and Best Light YETX DISCOVERED.

I BCRNER generating its own gas. therefore rendering explosion Impos sible, it enn ne uea in street lamps, in lighting towns, and Is equal to the best coal gas, and costs only one-fourth as much per burner; doing away with the cost of gas works, Ac A. T. MM.MJs, Agent, At Cooper 4 store, Santa Crux, Cal apr2Sihtf Valuable Property For Sale. Will be sold cheap, for cash, that One, elllgibly situated (g House and Lot, Located on the Reach Hill, south of lot owned by Joseph Roberts, and north of T.

Dame's Ixit, 50x110 feet The bouse is 3VEAULY IS'EAVt Two Stokieh With Four Rooms. Sufficient for a small family. fST For further particulars, enquire of the proprietor, on tbo premiso. mcU15-3ui T. V.

JOUXSON. smA, Mobiler funds. It is an outrage to ask citizens to ass ist local politicians to pull wires, set by Senatorial aspirants in San Francisco and Sacra, memo. It is demoralizing, degrading and corrupt to collect money for the purpose of undermining the foundations of Republican government. The palladium of American Liberty, when it falls, it full it must should crush into powder the wanton schemers who Von Id ask pay for whittling dry goods boxes, cleaning their finger nails and making tooth picks, while plotting the destruction of our dearest rights.

We hope not one cent of the amount subscribed will be paid or collected. The Grand Jury should investigate and punish any attempt to raise a corruption fund to steamboat, railroad or coerce any measure calculated to usurp the supremacy of the ballot-box. When the primary election is held it is hoped that no ring accepted wire-pullers be admitted or -allowed a voice in selecting a ticket. The result will be the nomination of none but those who can stand the Jeflerso-nian test honest, competent, reliable and worthy men. TJiJrindeat Cut of All- Mortimer was hung in Sacramento Jail, Friday, April 16th, 1S73, according to program inc.

We had hoped that would bo the end of an unpleas. an( subject. Rut the sensation press are now doing the aforesaid "subject" plctorially. First, the Chronicle re-burnishes an old cut of lirigliam Young or Samuel C. Swarthout, divesting it of whiskers, and capillary from circumference to centre printed it and innocently placed Mortimer" underneath.

The same cut has been in uso ever since it came to this coast, in when it did duty as the Original Dr. Town-send," of Sarsaparilla fame. Prob ably the next it will figure as one of the congressional back-pay grabbers, Credit Mobiliers Or some other noted criminals. Not to be outdone, the Sacramento Record, also "illustrates" the Gentle Mortimer. The cut," printed by the Rccordt bas less artistic skill than the Chronicle's, which brought the ghost of Mortimer to the bedside of the editor.

An explanation was. made, and apology given. The Sacramento Ilee, tells the story briefly, as follows There is an engraver in this city who has long treasured up a choice piece of close-grained cherry-wood, whereon he had engraved Rome rare design. Last Monday he took to apprentice an intelligent Chinaman, who had recently bcenchoppingcord wood at Cothrin's Station, but being thrown out of employment thought to turn his wood-cutting abilities to account as an engraver. This morning he was startled by seeing a picture of a man with bis head in the last stages of erysipelas which picture was labeled Mortimer.

This left him in no good humor, and when on reaching his shop his eyes fell on his treasured cherrywood and he saw that it was nfutilated with obverse lines of the picture that was lying like an incubus on his memory, he called in a loud voice, "John Cuinaman, who has dono this thing and th it Chinaman, with the dreadful tool even then in his hands, made answer and said, Mel lean man, me Chinaman, me no can lie, I did that with my little hatchet, all same for newspaper man to make picturerof Moltmol." Brest Goods. Gents will find some splendid English, French, American and other cloths, cassimere'' and vestings, at Kauffman Green's fashionable tailoring establishment, Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz, Cal. Call in and see the new goods, and leave your measure for a new suit. All orders promptly filled and garments warranted to wear well and fit neatly. See new ad.

J. H- Arbcibald Is now making all kinds of Team, Stage and Buggy Harness, for sale and to order, out of the Best ot Stock. I also keep on hand a good assortment of Whips, Bridles, and every- thing in my line. I also thank my friends for their libera! patronage of the past, and hope by close attention to the wants of ray customers to merit a continuance of the same. -The GraucJ Jury of Monterey County, which was in session recently, refused to find an indictment against any one lor the lynching of Tarpey.

Parties on the track of the Modoca. P.gus Charley, who is said to be around that country, I UUW IVUI havicg left the band. I.