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

Genuine Havana ri Santa Cruz Ssntlnsl. Olympic tub Party. BOULDER CHEEK LETTEB. MI3CEIXANEOTJS BEDWOOD CITY LETTEB. Ed.

Sentinel: On Tuesday of last I t-at "ATOM WOltKINUHE.TH (MB. The Club met attbelr hall last Sst-day night. The ball waa comfortably filled by members of tbe Club, President Fargo presided. Minutes of the last meeting read and approved. A communication from J.

C. Aston, President of the Watsonvllle Clnb, received and ordered placed on file. The address of Denis Kearney to the Workingmen of the Stale, pub I and il There comes a hint from Baora-mento that the Constitutional Con. vention thinks of adjourning aoon. Is Mr.

Kelly getting tired of buying script Applications have beeu received at this office for iulormatlon in regard to furnishing Santa Cruz with ice, and we expect to see at least oue company, with machine, here short-ly. Give us Ine or we molt, and give It to us cheap or we will not be able to take Ice In ours. Everything In the line of business is frozen up, but uo home-made ioe, even for a aiok man. Our Groceries and Provisions are of the choicest. J.

Bernhelm A Co. The Methodist people are likely to be successful In their project to purchase the Unity Society building, located on Walnut avenue. Thoy are In receipt ol propositions to buv their present house of worship. We think the Methodists are showing good sense In the proposed chango of locality. They are getting the Unity property at about the value or the laud.

John Leibbrandt and Dr. Vaux went lUhing last Tuesday lu a boat, off the light-house, about a mile out, and In three hours caught 120 blue-flsh. We know nothing ol blue-fish as an article of food, having tasted none, and consequently feel a little blue as we pen these lines, but believe the blue.fisu Is allied to the mackerel; la called horse mackerel In Now Jersey and saltwater tailor In old Virginia, Thla city is again full of tramps and bums. A gang of four successively called on one of our merchants UOOrs. Sash an HENRY Unexcelled in Economy of Fuel Unsurpassed in Construction Unparalleled in Durability, Uoniumted in Qe SEUaiu CLAIH eltieUiz VERY BE8T OPERATINS, ASH HOST PERFECT COOKING STOVE uue, i XREaUl IfJsfcl "VSSSS" Tins BEST of All.

Tix cnsaxesiort. 3swiuriTiGt go. 612,614, 616 618 N. MAIM STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.

SOLD BY HDLBE00K, KERBILL STETSON, 8an Francisco, CaL 3SiMW Special Iuyomng Extracts; Eminent Chemists and Phvslciana eertifv that thesa annAa aro free from adulteration, rlchor, mors effective, produce) better results than any others, and. that they use them in PERFUMES are tot Gens of AR Odor. As tgreuble, hesJtlifal Liqold Deatlfrlea. tneir own laxnmea. DiPBICE'S LEMON EXTRACT UNIQUE TOOTHENE.

STEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS. Ami ita-p Hop ru in A World. STEELS ft PEICE, Chicago, St, Looii, and Cincinnati. Not. -ljr-3dp 0TISA.L0EJGLEY, Home andSien Painlincr.

Marblinz. Kaliominiiiir and faper Haneinjj, Bona on the Most Seasonable Terms and Guaranteed to Give the Highest Satisfaction. Weal Hide or Peveifle Annua, Opposite Arena Street, Santa Craug.0 BANKRUPT STOCK! 25 PER CENT SAVED -BY In New York exclusively by white labor, which are being sold by H. C. Chace from a to to for fllty ceuts.

Supervisor rover takes his seat on Monday next. He la sucoess as a business man, and promises to make an efficient nlHoer. -At the Cathollo Cliuroh there will be Vespers liu ring Lent at 7:30 p. to be followed by religious Instructions on marriage. Latest Style Halt at Wilson's.

Seven persons are to be received Into the Suite Cruz Congregational Church to. morrow, ono by letter aud six on profession of faith. Freuoh Corsets for 50 cents, at M. Levy A Sou's. MIbs O'Roardon Is about to open a millinery store In the building re.

cently vacated by Peters A Curtis, opposite the Sentinkl office. Those who desire to save money in clothing, mould examine 8. Uaruet's stock before purchiulug elsewhere. For fear our readers may have forgoltou we will again say the rail-road surveyors aro at work ou the east side of the Sau Lorenzo River. The last Issue of the Item was a good uurubor.

Its local page was based almost entirely ou matter found In the Skxtinkl of last week. The Bon Bon Social of thn ITnltv On. clely, at Unity Hall, Wednesday eve-nlug, March 5th. Admlsilou, 60 cents; refreshments, free. George Walker, formerly of this place, and owner or the building reoantly vacated by J.

F. Simpsou, now of San LutaOulapo, Is In Santa Crui. Boy's and Girl's School Shoos cUeaD. at M. Levy Son's.

The firm of Francis A Wllley has been dissolved, and Mr. Francis has gone hence, but bis family will remain lu Santa Cruz, for the summer at leaat. During the existence of dlptheria never kiss babies, uuleas they are females and at least sixteen years of age. You know there are exceptions to all rules. Moore's Liquid Squirrel Poison Is DEATH to the SQUIRRELS, at Gardner's.

The McMabon Guard, Co. Third (Irish) Regiment, N. G. have algulfled their intention of coming to Santa Cruz, aud will be here some time In May, PrunesFrench. riArmn a Mm, lined ana Canned Fruits Cumplele assortment.

l'reservet, Jams and Jellies. Raspberries. Manor, the Grocer. Tho Grand Jury will beiusossion next Monday. The Trial Jurora will uol meet till Mouday, March 10th, Instead of Monday, March 3d, as printed last week.

Fishing Is still all the rage among the piscatorial huntera of this vicinity. Last Sunday the wharves were lined with men and boys seeking to catull the Auny tribe. Choice Groceries, at the lowest cash price, at Htillraau's Last Wednesday was Ash Wednesday, the beginuing of Lent. Services were held in the Cathollo and Protestant Kpisoopal churches in oomuiemoratlon thereof. The Courier says men and boys are catching bass and herring with their bands at the mouth of Woods' Lagoon.

Of course they are not oatchiug them with their feet. Three pair English Socks for 50 cents, at M. Levy Son's. Total number of consus children in this State between live and seven teen years of age, entitled to receive school motley, 205,475. Amount per child, (5 92; amount apportioned, 11,210,412, 00.

Since our last report marriage licenses have been Issued to the following persons: Edward Bre en and Katie Cariuody, J. S. Poregoy and Carrie Pratt, Charles Cuminlngs and Mary A. Rouutree. Williamson A Garrett keeD a large sno- fly ot Kloiii-, Barley, Wheat, Oats, Hyc, Iran.

Middlings and I'hicken Feed. etc. They als pay the highest price forchlck-ens and Eggs. The South Paciflo Coast Railroad Is pushing nut Its Brlarian arms In every direction. The other day it was grauted the privilege ot extending Us road from Alameda to the Oakland water front.

ed at J. BERNHEIM The feeling In Santa Cruz county is so strong in favor of a "free" press that several of our last year'a subscribers ha ve not "seen" the printer. On Monday morning last Sher iff Orton took James O'Brien to San Quentln. The prisoner has bis board paid for In advance for at least three years. Not every body left In Santa Cruz can say as muob.

Merchant Tailor J. Hagen Cleaner and repairer A varlely of samples Work and price made satisfactory. It Is one of the plausible argu ments of the Intemperate that beer makes a man fat, but the fact that many a steady drinker has been known to lean agalust a lamp post, ought to be carefully considered. Should the South Paciflo Coast Railroad Company decide to build the road from Fellon to this place, on the east side of the San Loreuzo, two tunnels, one of 000 and another of 1,200 feet, will have to be constructed Asparagus, Green Peas, String Beans, etc. alauor, the Grocer.9 Several have left this county for Bodie.

Some Bod to will bo badly disappointed on their arrival at the new Kl Dorado. Take our advice and lay In an abundance of heavy clothing and coin enough to get back with. Jatnea Prewlt la In town. He reports the orop prospects of Monterey county as good. Mr.

Prewlt was one or the first residents or mis place; has ownod sun right along, and la thoroughly posted on grass aud crops. Williamson A Garrett havo a full and fresh assortment of Family Groceries, which they are selling at the lowest rates. Hearing a noise outside the other night II. Gaulene, of Hair Moon fWy, moved from in front of his dwelling window and took a peep through the key-hole. Sometimes people who look through a key-hole get tobacco In their eyes, but this tlino the ball lodged In the opposite wall.

F. A.IIIhn has leased the old Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of Kearny and Bush streets, San Franclsoo, to the Chronicle Publishing who propose tearing the present building down and eroding a live-story structure, anil occupying the three upper stories for printing purposes. Ct.KARA.Ncn: BAl.lt At PeLamater's. Iikkss (loons Helow cost. I.

Anita' an CiiiLOKKN's Hosb Very cheap. F.MimotnKRRn KnoiNos Prices low. Fancy Goons ami Notions Cheap. Lambs' UNUKitwKAit bestquullty and low. gkkat RgnucTioir in prices on every thing.

Zadoo Karner, of this place, Is now sole owner of the Balao Nueva Moro Cnjo rancho, located uear Castrovllle, containing i.sii acres, behaving paid the half owned by L. W. Church. Mr. Kar- tier owns 2,000 acres or land in Monterey oounty, 500 of which are sown to wheat and barley.

A dreadful explosion took place at Stockton on the 22d, oaused by an engineer's carelessness. Over 200 people had assembled to witness the trial of a new propeller-pump, re cently patented, which waa run by a threshing engine. sixteen persons were killed, and twenty-alx injured. They are still dragging the slough for other possible victims. Course ar Leetnrea.

The Young People's Musical and T.itnrarv Club have arranged for a course of Lectures and an Entertain ment, all of which ill be given sometime before the end of April The Lecturers are Revs. Dr.Stebhlns, Dr. Stratum, and Mr. Guard all first-class men. Price of tickets for whole course, 1 00; single lecture or entertainment, 60 cents.

It was our good lortune to be present at the most delightful dance given under the auspices of the Olympic Club of this city, on Friday evening of last week. It waa a foregone conclusion that the parly would be a auo-cess, on aocount of the excelleut selection of committee of arrangements, and our highest anticipations were fully realized. The ball was cool, and the floor one or the best In the oonuty, and as a consequence some sixty couples, who were present, were not deterred from having a hearty tripping of their nimble feet. A programme of eighteen dances was put through without intermission. Good music waa on hsnd to Inspire the dlsclplos of Terpsichore, and from nine o'clock to half-past one all went merry as a marrlago bell.

At half, past one the orchestra struck up "Home, Swoet Home," and thus ended one or the must enjoyable social gatherings ever witnessed in Santa Cruz. Among those present we uotloed the following: Ladles Miss Helen Green, Miss Ida Lemon, Miss Belle Kent, Miss Lore KlTey, Miss Agnes Efley, Miss Teklar Etiey, Miss Annie Ruuge, Misa Emma Runge, Miss Lucy Currier, Misa Hattle Cbace, Miss Hattle Canfield, Miss May Bailey, Mrs. J. H. Manor, Miss Louisa Langeubeck, Miss 0.

A. Goss, Miss Alice Goss, Mrs. V. J. Mattlce, Misa Ann Nolan, Miss Ellen Nolan, Misa Lizzie Meal, Miss Etta Young, Miss Ida Pierce, Mrs.

Dr. Canney, Miss Nellie Madeira, Mrs, R. Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Weeks, Mrs. Geo.

E. Logan, Mra. R. Bowen, Misa E. Hlrschrelder, Miss N.

Gates, Miss Hattle Kent, Miaa Annie Arndt, Miss Rose Washburn, Misa Annie Reed, Mrs. R. Orton, Mra. Post, Miss McKean, Miss May Grover, Mrs. D.

Graver, Mrs. W. T. Cope. Gentlemen G.

H. Taylor, JL JI. Bailey, L. Hunt, Chas. Hunt, A.

Patrick, F. Bartlett, C. Madeira, H. E. Cox, E.

M.Silvey, A. E. Bolton, W. H. Duke, L.

A. Danieia, Thomas Nolan, J. R. C'baoe, C. Williams, Geo.

Ready, W. Botterfield, F. Laird, John Morgan, B. Parish, Robert EfJfey, J. H.

Manor, F. Daubenblss, W. T. Cope, Geo. Darby, V.

J. Mattlce, J. J. Doran, W. A.

Berry, S. Turner, J. G. Tanner, P. Cooiier, J.

J. Nash, L. T. Corn-stock, Dr. Canney, W.

Holser, Billy Young, R. Thompson, W. Rowe, A. Richards, Hi Krou, C. Bernhelm, W.

Halstead, Eugene Ruuge, Carl Liud-sey, N. Alzina, W. 8. Parish, A. Harmon, R.

C. Klrby, D. Drover, Geo. Post, Henry Heaih, D. Wilson.

Bow In Tnnncl No. S. Last Saturday night another disaster befell the Chinamen of tunnol No. 3. It appeara that Patrick Dally, foreman of one end of the tunnel, had during the day discharged one of the Chinamen on aocount of being lazy, and told the Chinaman to get out of the tunnel Immediately or he would help htm out with bis boot.

The heathen accepted the first offer, and got out of the tunnel Immediately. In the evening of the same day Dally espied the Chinaman he had bounced that day, and Immediately ordered him out of the tunnel, to which the Chinamen objected, wbereupou Daily aetzed the Chinaman and threw blm down. This was a signal for a free fight, and the other Chtnamon, numbering sixteen, Immediately oame to the relief of their rallen comrade. One Chinaman threw a drill at John Ward, who was stsnding near, the drill penetrating his shirts, making a alight bruise on the breast. Ward picked up a shovel and wont for the Mongolian, smashing the side or the heathen's bead, making him toothleas.

The lights were put out, and Ward had his hands full to keep the miscreants at bay. While Ward waa thus engaged, Daily had bis Chinaman down and unmercifully thrashing him. Finally all the Chinamen that wore able to walk were driven out of the tunnol. The next morning out of the seventeen Chinamen that were engaged In the melee, only seven were found able to resume work. Daily received a severe acalp wound, probably dono with a shovel, and Ward Is badly bruised about the bead and face.

It will be remembered that Ward Is the individual who some months ago, single-handed, put to flight about a dozen or the subjects of the Flowery Kiogdoui. Klpe Oranges- In our rambles a few days ago in search of news we were Invited to cast our optica at an orange tree In the garden of the Cathollo Orphan Asylum. The tree, we are informed is about four years of age, and la planted In rich alluvial aoil, and some seven teet In height, which has on its branches nineteen most luscious oranges, of average size. The variety to which it is supposed to belong Is the Seville "or forbidden fruit," which accounts for them not being taken by the Misses attending the school, for we were Informed that not one of the oranges baa aa yet been taken from the tree, wblub can he seen by any person who may ao feel disposed. Thla we are told la the oaly Instsnce in thla vioinlty where an orange tree is known to bear ripe fruit, being as It were exposed to the severe frosts of the last two months without shade or covering.

While in the garden we could not help but admire the cheerful and happy countenances of the little orphan children. 1 Crockery Wrecker. There la a colored Individual board ing and lodging in Sylvar's calaboose, William Jaokson by name, who claims that hi dignity and good nature were trampled on and abused lu the last issue cf the Sentinel, where it seems wo made it appear that he waa in durance Tile and boarding at the oounty'a expense for the heinous crlmo of petty larceny. We were mistaken and hasten to correct the error with all due respect for our oolored friend. He says he la no thief, never stole anything in his lire, mind that! He ssys further that his profession Is a cook, and in that capacity be worked In Moody's Hotel, watsonvtue, ano one uay tie got considerably anaked with whiskey, came back to the hotel, and amused himself witb breaking the crockery of the botel.and for whioh be was required to accompany a Deputy Sheriff to the Santa Crua jail, aud there to remain ninety days.

Probate Court. In the matter of the ostate of D. Crediford the final aocount of the administrator has been filed, and Monday, March 10, 1870, has been set for bearing tiie same. In the matter of the estate of George E. Logan, deceased; P.

11 Fsgen, guardian of the estate nf the minor heirs or said estate, and II. A. Logan have petitioned for a decree of distribution of said estate; and F. A. lllhn and Usury Skinuer, executors, have filed a demurrer to said petition, which waa overruled by the Court.

A citation baa been Issued to aald executors requiring theoi to appear aud ahow cause why tbey ahouid not be enmmttled for contempt. In refusing to obey the order uf this Court requiring them to par the family allowance to the family of said deoeaaeu. A How I From the Wilderness. Ed. Sentinel: What has become or my dear friend aud prototype, my patron saint, "Soreno," who erst spoke from the profound depths of hie uilghty genius In a loud "Voice from Watsonvllle." It occurred to me some time ago that It was a fortunate clroumstauoe that placed he and I In opposite ends of the county.

Now, ir ho bus 11 gone up the spout we will lose our balance sure, and my weighty Intellect will sink this end. Come, "Sereno," flee away; let us preserve the equilibrium of the oounty at all hazards. We are "as happy aa clams at high water." Our august Board of School Trustees have bridged the bloody chasm with a "male teacher," and everything Is lovely. It seems like a dream but we have felt of him and can swear that he Is genuine flesh aud blood. Marob 3d he commences to teach our young Ideaa "bow to shoot." Ob, dear! I hope they won't aboot this way.

Veni, Vidi, Viet I as the flood Mid to Peery'a sawdust pile, as It went tearing down the creek last week. But Peris like to wrestle with water, you know, and the way our Perl has been trying to dam up the creek with saw-dust from his mill ever since la a caution to behold. Sawdust Is different from bread. When it la "cast upon the it don't even get away from ns, let alone return. To be sure it disappears from sight and is oarrled off by the flood, but It never geta as far as the ocean.

It aettiea In the eddies and forma bare along the river, where It ia annihilated by natural decomposition, whioh, of course, gives the water a healthy flavor. Fish and Santa Cruzana thrive on it luxuriantly. Mill-men are privileged characters; at leaat I thought so when I discovered that the highway between Lorenzo aud Feltou had been converted Into a logging-road. Skids have been laid in It and oxen have trodden it till the mud la about sixteen feet deep, more or leas. "Say, Supervisor Cunniugbsm and Roadmaaler Bowes, have you given thla road to McKoy or does the oounty own It yet? Did you ever notice that at this end of the bridge over the flume at McKoy A Hubbard's mill, that there are skids laid In the road that have been there, winter and aumtner, for years?" Oil I It is fun to go bumping over skids, wallowing through the mud and sliding Into log-ruts, down this beautiful road.

God help the luckless wight that- travela over it now-a-days. He tnay thank hie atara if be ever geta through without breaking his neck. "I feel like one who treads alone some banquet hall deserted, Whose lights have tied and garlands dead aud all but me departed," Waa the sad soliloquy of our friend Taylor, aa he stood in his saloon gazing on the tbree last bottles of soda water, and thought or the good old times before "Captain Bob Shorty" started bis temperance club. "Oh! those were good old times we had a year or two ago," wasn't they Taylor?" Last Sunday every body hero asked everybody else: "Have you seen the last Sentinel yet?" Of oourse I lelt tickled to death over the attention my maiden effort received. Every copy taken here waa read by at least a dozeu persons.

Times are too bard to take it evon with aixteen years oredit; but I intend to borrow my neighbor's copy and "pass It along" till It is worn out. See hero, "Mao," I hope you won't let Patrick plagiarize my letters and try to play them off for Courier editorials. But I guess there Is no danger; he won't have anything spicy In his paper, you know. He told his correspondents a loug time ago that if they wrote anything spicy he would scratch it out. He wanta gentlemen of the soft-solder, persuasion all over the county to soft-soap the people into taking the Courier.

"Uno" has quit soft-soaping, aud now direcia his wonderful talent to aaw-logs and socials, as well aa torn-peranoe reform. "Captain Bob Shorty" Is nothing if he Isn't noto rious. The gsy young widower from Canadee-l-o says he knows who I am; but I haven't heard anything of pistols and coffee yet. Rollins is disappointed because the trustees didu't hire a haudsome aclioolmarin, I hoar. A fellow feel ing makea me kind enough to deeply sympathize with you, Walter.

There are at least a score of us old bachel-ora who feel the same way. After a hard tussel the "Washington laus" managed to get together the other day and held their aunual election of officers. G. H. Glbbs, T.

D. Beaaley aud C. S. Sanderson were re-elected to the offices of President, Vice-President and Treasurer, re spectively, and Mrs. Emily Kelley waa chosen Secretary.

According to annual custom, last Saturday night, the 22d, we met to Install them. Lo renzo and Boulder Creek were out in full force. Winuie Crediford scraped his fiddle, Presldeut Gibbsand "Captain Bob Shorty" called, aud the way our two rival cities hob-nobbed together was beautiful to see. Oh, It was a glorious dunce! Washington stand lug In his heavenly home and gazing on the homage paid to bim by his devoted children In Santa Cruz county, must have felt particularly flattered by our celebration. Fred.

Chipuian, S. L. Potts, Joseph Jameson and Mary Saulsbury have got letters in the Boulder Creek Post-office, which they'd better call for, or tbey will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. We had a "bustln" social at Frank Glbbs', In Lorenzo, the other night. We are all going to another next Saturday night, in the Boulder Creek Hall.

A fine time aud lots Ol run autiolpa'ed. Good bye. Peter peleu pewtebspoon. A Cockney In Tronble. Nathan Tufol ia the name of an en terprising young Hebrew who came here from Central America about ten daya ago.

He claims London aa but residence, and lie Is a prestidigitator by profesalon.belng a shining light in the Standard Minstrel galaxy. Last Monday be gave a private exhibition or ilia wondorful adroitness in sleight-of-hand tricks, but In his zeal rather overdid the thing, and now languishes In the county Jail. Effey'a Jewelry atore was the scene soleoted for bla manipulations, and wblletbe proprietor back waa turned to look for a short piece of obsin, which the young minstrel pretended to want, he very neatly transferred a gold watch-case, valued at about 1 100, from tbe workbench Into hla pocket. A lady observed the movement from the other side of the atreet, and on Informing Bob Effey he Immediately aet out after the thief, who had gone around tbe block, and on coming into the avenue again ran square Into tbe arms of bis csptor. Nathan stoutly and indlguamly denied all knowledgeof the transaction, but waa turned over to the Chief of Police, and only ad mitted taking the watch as the officer was about to put Ilia band iuto the pocket containing It.

He bad an el' animation before Judge Farnbam, and waa held to answer before tbe Grand Jury on a charge of felony, ball being fixed at 500. Connty Court. People vs. Frank Cooper Tbe demurrer to each of the luJiclineiita argued and submitted, and by tbe Court overruled. Murphy Broe.

va. Spragne Bros Judgment for plaintiff. Daubcnblaa it Cummliigs va. M. Fltzgibbon et al Tried and sub I milled; Judgment for plaintiffs.

MATrBUAY. IH AH II 1. 1879. "TwiTadiiiM. nu.udoraed, oiilu- lan, of URKVIT1KS Rev.

J- Ambrose, Redwood Cliy. New boy's Bulls, at M. Levy Mod's. A newly-painted Bay View ggiioul-uouse. Oiir.bi" unil Field Soods at Williamson 4 UarreU's.

Tueil.v morulnic llie demand (or meat fell oil'. Tim rush sillloontluu.es at H. 0. Chuce's (or Tobaeoo. The Nevada lodging house I for rent.

See "ad." Buy your Boots and Shoes at Wilson's. Delinquent, property sold on Monday for taxes. Clothing. Gent's Furnishing Goods, lowest prices, WoralnKOitsa's Cash Store. At a late hour Saturday night the plstriot Court adjourned.

8 9 10, 11, and 12 tfcs. of Hugar for tl.uo, 1 Manor, the Grocer. The 'Thespians" are soon to give entertainment. Slippers for four bits per pair at M. Levy A Son's.

Tbe Hon. T. Phelps, of Redwood City, Is In Washington. Light Weight OverooaU at Wilson's. II.

W. MoKoy oirrs his land for tile, as per "ad." In this Issue. Teny'a Dairy Butter at Btlllman's. Ileecher, Tahuage and Cook play tlielr game with a Chinese queue. Best oat nay for sale by A.

G. WrutUt.at 100(i per lon- The streets, since the rain, have dried up aud are becoming dusty. SQUIRREL POISON, sure to kill, at Gardner's. The Redwood City Jail oontains tweuty-two citizens of Importance. Bafratel le at the Palace Saloon.

Quite a novelty. The Chronicle r-'ora to Wellock as sn infidel. What is the CAronicleT Tanner's Cough Syrup Curos Coughs, Colds, etc. The number ol men la to be Increased at the Powder Mllla Mo nday. Gems 25 cents per doien at Baldwin's.

Monday next Is tne regular monthly meeting of the City Coun-ell. The choicest of Kami ly Groceries Is kept iiuvd. MtMMiou street. i Quito a religious interest Is awakened in the M. K.

Church of this city. Oar Boots and Shoes can not be sur- psuweu. J. Bernueim a co. Clocks upon ladiei' stockings csuse admiring gentlemen to watch them.

Psper collars IS oenta per box, at JI. Levy son's. The more doslralilo places for bnsineas, little and big, are being fitted up. An Apprentice wanted, by Uadtoy. W.

J. Voeknin has beau eon-Tloted of murder In the flrat dogree at Bakersllold. Limes, Lemons, oranges and Kleme Figs. Maunr, the Grocer.9 We see that "Thomas IlutterlUld" Is going through Insolvency in San Uateo county. Oranges, Lemons aud Limes at St 1 1 1-man's.

Revival meetings continue In the Presbyterian and Mothodist Churches at Watsonvllle. Moore's Liquid Squirrel Poison Is DEATH to the SQUIRRELS, at Gardner's. Fred. Daubenblss sprained his srm while exercising in the Olympic Club this week. Trunks, Valises, Overalls, Blankets, Lowest Prices, Worklnguiuu'sCush Store.

"Rev." C. N. West hss been re-lesMed from theSau Ileiiito Jail, having given ball. Kour-piy linen collars, bit each, at M. Levy A Son's.

The ladlos like to have Chinamen in their kltoheus, beoauso tuelr eyes are cut bias. Powder Shoes at Wilson's. HNew Plaids receiv Next Thursday evening the Hook and Ladder Co, hoi I their regular monthly meeting. Photograph cants, superior finish, for per uozeu.al Baluwlu's 1'notographio Uallery. Santa Crus I look and Ladder Co.

were nut on the streets drilling last Thursday night. At Neary A Ifnmlley's It the place to get your Family Groceries. The regular monthly meeting of Alert Hose Co. will be held next Wednesday evening. First-class Rnxllth Walking Shoes tl 50, Worklngrueirs Cash Store.

The French people ought to live fat with Urevy in theirs, and served with the first course. SQUIRREL POISON, sura to kill, at Gardner's. If it pays to raise chickens It pays to raise good ones. Read poultry ad. of E.

Austin. The proof of the padding Is In eating It. and Baldwlu's work speaks at Ills gallery entrance. See that your names are on the new Great Register about to be printed In this county. Finest line of New Fall and Winter I)ry Goods and Clothing, at J.

Berubelra Services commence In the Congregation Church at 7:30 in the evening, and not at 7, as heretofore. Trunks and valises cheap, at M. Levy A Son's. The least bit of wind Thursday night, and slight Indlcationa of rain. A clear sunrise yesterday morning.

Buy your Clothing. Boots, Hats anil Furnlshlnr Ooo-ts at Wilson's. Cheapest and Most Stylish Stock In Iowa. The healthy proceeding of the Council lately look as If their deliberations were in no way Skirmish. The Cheapest, Best and Latest stylet of Hoy's Clothlug.

at Burnet's. On Monday last A. Doyla, at Work at Cowell's, fell and broke his collarbone. InoareofDr. Knight.

AH kinds of mixed and fancy drinks a specially, at the Palace Saloon. The fishermen on the beach the other day, In making a haul, broke their nets, the nets being loaded with aardlnea. Furnished house to rent by Mrs. Bftt-terstiy. Enquire at this olliee.

It 19 very wrong to accuse a man of being a canulbal beoause be declares that he oftou has a calf's head for dinner. Use Tanner's Cough Syrup for Cough, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. February evenings are the most enjoyable experienced In Santa No fog, no oold sea breeze perfectly delightful. Buy your Caps at Wilson's. On the Snquel grade the tnam ol one Bakor got scared and backed off the embankment, injuring the driver somewhat.

Ladies: J. Bernhelm A Co. have Just received a beautiful line of Cloaks, of the latest styles and paterns. There Is tio longer any excuse for hungry, half starved horses and cattle. Read the Smith hay ad.

In this Issue. Congregational Social at DeLama-tor'a Hall, Friday evening. March 7th. Choice enterlalnmeut witb. Musical Charade.

The Chestnut avenue atreet ears were In great demand last Sunday running to the beach the first lime the present year. Boots, Shoes, Hals, Caps, Lowest Prices, Worklngnieu's Cash Store. The railroad travel to this place Is picking up the least bit, but no Saratoga trunks are seen sweating baggage-smashers. Clinton O. Dodge, of Watsonvllle, and KdgarSpalabury, of New York, have been admitted to practice In the District Court.

In his new gallery Baldwin warrants his work. week the denizens of thla town were the recipients of musloal treat at the handa of that pioneer violinist and vocalist, John Kelley, assisted by his accomplished wife. The old favorite la getting along lu years pretty well, being now or the age of about sixty-seven, but he still exhibits tracea of bla former greatnoss. A goodly number attended his concert, and were much pleased thereat. By request he repeats the entertainment on Friday evening next.

A social dance waa given on Friday evening, February 21st, at Ger-mania Hall, in honor of Washington's Birthday. Good musio, pleasant company and a first-class supper, served by John Crowley at the Grand Hotel, all combined to render it a most enjoyable affair. Tbe Workingmen of tlilr plaoe held a large and enthusiastic meeting on tbe 22d ult at Germanla Hall. It Is tbe first one held in many months. The occasion of tbe meeting on that evening was to make arrangements for tbe reception of Denis Kearney, who la to apeak here on the 3d prox.

This place is the first one he will visit In bis tour through tbe State, in the Interests of the party whose President he Is. It Is undeoioea whether be will apeak Indoora or out; It will depend altogether on tne state of the weather on that day. Great preparations are being made and much pleasure anticipated. The rt'mes and Gazette snnonueea J. P.

Ames aa an available" candidate for Governor. Quite right, Mr. Nut-ling; Joe ia available for anything. There la no danger of him abrinking from any position wherein there is anything. Oh! no; "Not for joe" If be knows It.

Joe Is a very puono- apirlted man In that respect; be la always ready and willing to serve hia country In any capacity, irom President down to School Trustee. He Is at the present time filling sev eral positions ot pnblio truat, viz: Mem ber of the Assembly, supervisor, Notary Public, and. I believe, Sobool Trustee. He is a live man but I am afraid that tbe onerous duties now devolving upon bim In connection with bla various offices, will pretuae all poaeibility of bis accepting tbe Gubernatorial chair, for be Is kept very busy, and yon know be never leavea any office when ono lie gets into It; he keepa It for life. What would we do, though, if tbe people do aelect bim for Governor? Who will run tbe Board of Supervisors? Who, In a word, will run tbe county? No, Purity; you must not think of leaving us; bow could you be ao un- filial? But if Joe must be Governor, why eao he not alao remain Super visor? He la Assemblyman atiu Supervisor at tbe same time.

We must prevail on him to remain with na at all hazards, though Sacramento should sluk. Will the people not try and find tbe next beat man to accept tbe Governor's position, for Purity can not no! by tbe gods, be will not be taken from our Council ball, to let ua be engulfed In perpetual ruin I Now, Mr. Nutting, don't Insist upon Joe being Governor, for blood will surely be shed before we will part with him. Knowing your great in fluence lu the politics of tbe golden State, I appeal to you not to force Joe Into the Gubernatorial chair, for be would look a gieat deal prettier In tbe Joint-Senatorial chair, and be would, I know, be satisfied with it, as tbe peoplo will be also If be geta it. In your last Issue, while perusing the communication of "Boragus," I noticed one or two mtstakea which I desire to correct.

Iu apoaklng of the town "officiate" he aaya they are all Workingmen and were all elected at the last election. This is not ao. Two of tho Trustees, viz: Messrs. Hilton aud Crowe, were hold-overs, hsvlng been elected two yeara before. "Boragus" also omitted tlx name of Frederick Whooton.

one of our prin clpal and most active Trustees, who was elected on the Worklngmen's tioket last May. I think "Boragus' must be a rural chap, for he betrays a lamentable Ignorance or Redwood City foraperaon living here. The whole tone of hla letter snows a ue- predating spirit towarda Redwood and ua rtfople, which could only emanate from a person who knows nothing about bis subject. There la no livelier little town in the State, In propor tlon to Ita advantagea, location and alze, than Redwood. It la the queen city ot the Slate.

Santa Crnx Connty Illustrated and Described. To the Cilitma of Bnnia Ccut ftmnlu We are preparing a volume Illustrate and describe vour county. The plan of tins worR is to represent Dy pictures lu mosi important leatures, as snown in RESIDENCES. FA KMS. MILLS.

MINES. FACTO UIKS, SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, HOTELS. IIUS1NESS MOUSES, ANU PLEASURE RESORTS, which of them-selves are monuments to tbe taste and DrosDeiitv of the community in wh ch they are situated, and no written description alone can adequate'y portray inem 10 ine worm. These "Illustrations" will be arranged In a mamilricent volume, roval auarto In form (size UiiH inches), printed on heavy fine paper, handsomely bound In embossed covers and gilt edges, making a work suitable for any parlor or library, and onewiucn an citizens may leei proua to show to their friends at home and abroad as representative of the enter prise, easiness ana weann ni ine county. The Illustrations are to be made from orlutnal sketches drawn on the toot by artists of the first ability.

All sections of tne county will be visueu, anu ine owners of prominent places deemed worthy or representation will be Invited to have them sketched and engraved for the worg, auu we ooubt not mis unusual op. rjortunltv will be Imnroved. Similar works issued In other counties have received the cordial support and generous patronage of leadlug citizens Interested in the welfare and prosperity of their respective localities. Our aim will be to spread abroad reliable Information relative to your county. The work Will CUM 11 (urge smuusi Ul llintui ivni, descriptive aDd statistical matter, of value ana interest an resiueni.

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just ready, gives the history and epitome of our literature, from the "golden age" of Queen Elizabeth to 17IM), giving In Its 4IB beautiful pages biographies of ana choice selections from llie writlngsof all noted authors of that period, among which are Lord ilooon.sir Walter Itulelgh, Burton, Bishop Hall, John Knox, Milton, Hryden, Jeremy Taylor, and others. The work It of such well-known excellence that every person of literary taste possesses or desires to possess tome edition ot It. This edition It complete In eight handy volumes, excellent In typography, paper and binding, revised to date, aud told al prices to low, that a oommon question which the publishers have to answer It, "whether tho price Is for each volumo or for the entire work It Is sold only to subscribers direct, the large discount usually given to dealers and agents, being allowed to the suttscrllier Instead. Tbe puollshers make special Inducements to early purchasers, eight volumes complete being sent pre- Pald, to those who subscribe before March lu paper, for tl In cloth. II Vl, or In half morocco, gilt top, SV Specimen pages are sent free ou request, or a specimen volume for examination, with privilege of purchase of the remainder, for nominal prices; In paper, 2U cents; cloth, 35 cents: half morooeo.

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It An Aatoulanlnu Fact. A laree oronoitlnn of the American people are to-day dying from the effects of HvsnetMlaordlsordered liver. The re- sultuf these diseases upon the masses of Intelligent and valuable people It most alarming, making llie actually a burden instead ol a pleoaani existence oi enjoy, menland usefulness at tt ought to be. There is no good reason for llils. If you will ouly tnrow aside prejudice and skepticism, take the advice of Druggists and your friends.

an trv one bottleof Oreen's August Flower. Your t-eedy relief It certain. Millions of bottles of this rae.ll. cine have been given away to Iry Its virtues, with satisfactory results in every cose. You can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents to try.

Three doses will relieve the wont cose. i-ositiYeiy tola ny mil ITUg- gists ou the Western Continent, CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS; HATS CAPS, BOOTS SHOES And In fact Everything that Gentleman Wtra ot 3D. WILSON, no9-tf At Pray Old Stand. lished In the San Franclsoo pspers of last Saturday, was read by the Secretary, after which Mr. Anthony moved that a Reception Committee of three be appointed to receive Den-la Kearney on his advent In Santa Cruz, on Tuesday, March lltb, tbe time set for hlin to be here.

Mr. Anthony spoke eloquently and earnestly on the eubjeet matter of tbe address, and tbe vital subject tbereiu treated ol. Messrs. Fargo, Anthony and Dakan were appointed by the Club aa auch Committee, alter which Mr. Kaye delivered a brief address on tbe position the clergy and church take on "John" and Confucius, warniug all Workingmen of their duplicity.

Mr. Anthony moved that a Committee of three be appointed on organization of new Cluba throughout Die county where net already organized. Meaars. Russell, Lewis and Dakan were elected as auch Committee. Mr.

Dakan spoke to the subject, and aaked for Instruction to the committee, with power to act sat. isfactorily and harmoniously with committee of other Clubs. Mr Anthony rose to explain what action has been already taken, ana what the Executive Committee de-aired to do. Mr. Rusaell moved a call be made by this Club for a meeting of the Pres identa of all the Cluba of tbe county to draft plana and call a Convention Mr.

Anthony aaked that the matter be deferred for tne preaent, nutii other Cluba are organized. Mr. Ruasall withdrew tbe motion Mr. Barson thought it advisable, In speaking of the apportioning or ue legatea to tbeCouveutlou, that tbey be aelected according to the number of voles cast at the last election, to which Mr. Russell ex Dressed his approba tlon, hence the matter waa deferred until tbe Committee had beard rrom all sections of the county and where tbe people desired Cluba organized.

It was moved a fanltor be aelected lo eare for tbe hall, open, air and light It on meeting nights, and pending some disousaiou as to thelrability and means of compensating hlin for hi lima and trouble, Mr. runat volunteered hi service free of charge, a be wo doing nothing. tils services were gratefully accepted, and be waa appoluted Janitor oooord- Ingly. Adjourned. The Chines Mast tlo.

An almond-eyed gentleman of the huckster avocation, and lady of the domeatlo oooupatlon, bad a misunderstanding the other morning. Bridget, wishing lo obtain aa many vegetables a possible for a bit, and John, wishing to give a few as possible for that amount, they failed to agree. However, tbe trade was made, with tbe exception of one large turnip Bridget claiming It as a fair bargain, and John as persistently withholding It. John would take it out of the basket, and Bridget would put It beok again. Now, It was just simply Impossible for that kind of game to last long.

Bridget was tbe first to lose ber temper entirely, and, Instead of putting the turnip back lo the basket, she put It against John's nose, and that pretty hard, too, which considerably staggered him. Bridget then dumped llie eon tents of the basket iuto the vegetable wagon, and diaappeared around the oorner. John atood watching her until out of sight, when he exclaimed "Me beapee no llkee Illsh." Dr. Hlute'a Ncpbretleum A Com. pound Emtrnct off Ilnehu.

Dr. Mihtte's NaennKTircai works wonders. In all oases of Dropsy, Rrlght't Disease, Kidney. Bladder and Urinary complaint, or Ksteniion ot urine, insse troubles are entirely cured bv the Nenh- reticutn. Female Weakness.

Gravel. Dia betes, pain in the back, tide and loins are cttreu wnen ail otner nieuiciuet nave failed. See what the Druggists of Portland and San Franolsco say about Dr. Mlnlle't xnepnreticum anu unguso Danueiioo rius: '-We have sold a large amount of Dr. Mlnlle's medicines: the English Dande lion Pills; also the Nephrelloum, and In tat cases they are highly spoken of and give enure sutisiacuon.

John A. Chllds, Druggist, Second street, Portland. O. H. Woodward 4 Druggists, corner First and Alder ttreeu, Portland.

Messrs. Abrams A Carroll, wholesale Druggists, Not. Sand Front atreet, Buu Francisco, sav: We regard Nephretlcum as the best Kidney and Bladder Remedy before tbe pnniic" For all derangements of the Liver. Use Dr. Mlnlle's Englith Dandelion Pills.

For Bllliousness and Dyspepsia, Use Dr. Mlnlle's English Dandelion Pills. For Fever and Ague, Ute Dr. Mlnlle's English Dandelion Pills. Every family should keep the English linnueitun i-niton nana.

Dr. Mlutle't remedies will not "Cure all Complaints," but will, If taken according to directions, give Immediate relief and perfect a cure In all troubles for which liiey are recommended. Hold by J. T. Hazels, Chemist and Drug gist- inri-iyr A Card.

To all who are tufterlug from tbe errors and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decav. lost of manhood will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHAKI1E, Tnlt great remedy was uisoovereu by a missionary In Sooth America. Send a self-addressed envelope lo the Rev. Joseph T. Ininan, Station li, Bible nouse, pew lora wiiy.

JMB-lyr rnnoHS eaws-w advancing years, care sicKness, uisaopoinimeni ana nereoiiary firedlsposttlou Hill operate to turn the lair gray, and either of them Inclines 't to shed prematurely. Ayxr'h Hair Vino will restore laoeu or gray, ngni anu reu hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. It softens and cleauses tbe scalp, giving Ita bealthy action, and removes and cures dandruff and humors, by its use falling hair Is checked, and a new growth will be produce In all cases where the follicles are not destroyed or glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully shown ou brashy, weak or sickly hair, to which a few applications wilt produce the gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless anu sure in its uperetiuu, it mcoiu.tw ble at a dressing, and Is especially value, for the soft lustre and richness of tone It Imparts.

It contains neltner oil nor dyed and will not soil or color white cambric; yet It lasts long on the hair, and keeep It fresh and vigorous. Foa Sal ax all DKALKHS. Bad Hvo la t'rtd Among the tenant! of the mouth by al hiwtDK imnuritles to collect upon their urfuce or In their Ibtemtlcea. 80ZO-IWNT remove every vewiige of tartar from the teeth, and retiilura their pre mature deony imiMjmltile. It not only impart to them wbiteuea and vigor, but coianiunlcuteo banlneiui and ronluesi to th sums.

The breath aouulree a moat aceoptjible fragrance from Ita tiae; It la a fureiy uoiamc it mity ne re-led onto accomplish II btjautlfylug ef-leoiB without tnJurlDH the enaiucl like a gritty too lb piute. fyltHm A needy Oulelua la tiven to a hacking cough by that Inestimable specific for pulmonary, uiroai, anu oronrniai coin plain Hall' Ualitain for the Lung, which cure entiumpllon, bmnchtti, pneumi-nlft, pleurUy, labored breathing and otlmr disorder of the rwnplnttory organ. When a cough manifest Itself, the earlv use of this beneficent medicine Is earnestly recommended, as the difficulty is more easily ovitoohi hi im iucii)iut stage tban later on. bold by all I 'rug- is. lyuHit MYERS KOUMISS! J'HE OUE AT RUHSIAN FOOD REM-dy for lr OYHPKPH1A.

and other ItebllJiat- Ing and Nervous LHseaaes. Mauufao- tureo ny a. ktimw. a. m.

CHAMFAUNE KAtH ETrtof appropri ate kind always on nana, rnoe.fi to as. MYRRH' KOUMISS Is the article that has ben used by all the leading Physi- ctaus or wd rrunciaeo. ana no oiner i genuine or worthy of use. Be sure and aa lor Myers' koumiaa. All order aecom panted with cash, promptly uueu.

Atiuresa A. MYERS, 823 CAPP STREET i BAN FKANC'IaCO. dcl-3m J. BERNHEIM one day this week. The first one wauted an old bat, the second wanted a pair of old shoes, the third, a glut terer, with difficulty made himself understood, and wanted anything, while the fourth played off deaf and dumb.

The merchaut addressed some remarks to the dumb person, who wrote on a slip of paper: "What oo ye aoyeT" The merchant imme diately wrote "git," aud the vag got. The report that any of the men Injured In the tunnel explosion on the South Pacific Coast Railroad last week have died la not true. Of the lourteen Chinamen injured four have gone to San Francisco, aud ten remain In camp. The Chinese Companies to whioh the injured men belong have had a Chinese physician attending the woouded since the day following the exploslon.and he has beeu most diligent in his ministrations, and is so far successful. Of the three or four supposed to be totally blind, aI have regained their eyesight.

Plcktes-Mlxed and plain choice. English PicKles tCrwseAUIackwe IPs), Complete assortment. Manor, the Grocer. The "Standard" Minstrel troupe, which we mentioned last week, who wete to perform at Meachain'a Hall So iuel, last Saturday, did not prove a success. They gave a matinee" In the afternoon, aud we are Informed took in tbree dollars at the door.

Not the least discouraged they proposed to perform again lu the evening, and were ouly deterred from making fools of themselves and disgusting the audience if they had any by the report that the young men of the town bad gathered up a quantity of decayed ben fruit rotton eggs and proposed to give the youthful artists a seud-otf. An Incident occurred during the present week to a number of our young people. A consultation waa held, and It was decided to tender a serenade to one of their lady friends in Mission Orchard, aud they so. cordlngly proceeded to the residence of the proposed recipieut, A violin was brought into servioe, and the dulcet strains brought forth the matron of tho house, who remarked, "Arrah, if it'a to dance ye cum here fur, ye may as well begone, begorra; but If ye want to cum In and behave yerselves, shore ye are welcome." Tho serenaders accepted the oold reception with the best grace possible, and went into the bouse. After re.

mainlng a abort while the company adjourned, and a more disgusted crowd can not be found In Santa Cruz. We might further add that the mud was so deep that the participants were completely covered with it. We wore yesterday shown by Messrs. Elliott the gentlemen who are getting up the views of Santa Cruz county, some or the artists' drawings of familiar scenes about Santa Cruz. Among them was the Catholic Church, sketched In audi a way as to show the front and one side of the church, and on the left la shown the boys' school, and on the right the old adobe church, with the pastor's residence in the background.

The position selected by the srtist was admirable for showing this histories! landmark to the best advantage. On another page la represented the residence and tannery of R. C. Kirby. The upper half of the page is devoted to a view of the residence, In which the artist bag brought out with distinctness the many varietiea of trees and ahrub.

bery In the yard. In the foregrouud is sketched a passing street car and carriage. On the tower half of the page la a bird's-eye view of the tannery property, ao arranged as to show the buildings and tan. vats. In the die.

tance laa portion of the city, the beach and bay. Among other drawings showu us, which we may fully dea-crlbe hereafter, are the l'acitlo Ocean House, Court-house, resldeuoes of Z. Karner, D. D. Wilder and L.

K. Baldwin. Among other places soon to be sketched are the residences of 3. J. Lynch, F.

A. Hlhnand Mrs. M. Wilson, Powder Works, Scott ot livery stable, Bliss' Ocean Villa and olhera. The publishers are using every effort to make thla publication a representative work, and all our citizens having fine places will be in vited to have them represented in Its P'ges.

The rush Is now to Baldwin's for good aud handsome pictures. Feltou Masquerade. An unknown friend Informs us that the masquerade ball given at the Big Tree House on Saturday eveulng last was a grand affair. Hesayatbat J. Adams and H.

D. Antrim were Immense. Lady and gentlemen mas- quera and characters: Miss Ella Kelly, Page. Miss Nettle Adams, Tambourine Girl. Miss Mule McLaughlin, Sheet and Pillow-case.

Miss Jessie Cormack, Fuchla. Miss Susie Rountree, Folly. Miss Hosetta llrew. Fancy Dress. Miss Mary A.

Rountree, Turkish Lady. Mrs. J. I). Chaee, Domino.

Mrs. J. Cornm-k, Ijoinina. Mrs. Kd.

('. Williams, lloinlno. Miss Cells soolt, Gvpsy ueeti. Mrs. Hann, of Liberty.

Miss Seelye was the belle of the eveulng. Wm. Hlcklngbottom, Polish Count. A. Cavalier.

Frank Indian Chief. Mr. scolt. Parson. Charles Holly, laitchman.

Isaac Kent, llcvll. Triad. McLaughlin, Jester, Harry Warner, Proteus. John Adams, Courtier. H.

11. Antrim, Italian Cavalier. Frank Adams, Courtier. N. It.

Bowes, lkimlno. Joseph Bowers, Topsy. C. Lermmid, Negro swell. Frank itodrlgues.

Courtier. W. Foreman, Souaw. A. J.

Cralghlll, Indian Brave. It. Elliott, I'nele Sam. Geo. Mitchell, School Boy.

Masters Joseph and Thomas Rountre Song and Dance Boys. The double character by A. J. Stahlberg was well assumed. LETTERS remaining In the office of Weils, Fargo A Co.

'a Express, Hanta Cruz, feu. Ziiu. isu: Cross, Jos A Fisher, A GrIITet, Mr Howe. Samuel Maitln. Albert Mitchell, Mrs Sarah Mctieavey, John Peney, Nicholas Skolton, Alex i Squires, Mrs Effle Bultatll, Francisco Pledemonto, Itoulllas, 1) Lua Pua Sanchez, Santa A Vega, ReuOna Lua Dua RICHARD THOMPSON, Agent.

J. Bernheim Paciflo Avenue, Ooposite Post Office, liEEPM THE. LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK! or General Merchandise And for Cast sells cheaper tban any other house In Santa Crui. J. BERNHEIM Sc SUCAR.

A Babstitste for Lsnoss. JAMAICA CINCER. From Part Root BUYING ALIFORM A POWDER. PROVISIONS- for CASH. Poultry, Etc.

Santa Cruz, Bernhelm's New Building, -DEALERS PN- HARDWARE, CO.AL. inoisr, STEEL. Agricultural Implements, Doors Windows and Blinds! Wagons and Wagon Timber, Cas and Water pipe. Mill Findings, Cas fittings. Etc-, Etc, Rubber and Leather Belting.

Rope of All Sizes. AGENTS 70E TEE SALE Williamson Garrett HAVE A CHOICE LOT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, DRIED MEATS AND FISH, VEGETABLES, GREEN FRUITS. Grain, Flour, Feed, Seeds, Whioh We Will Sell CHBAP Cash Paid for De Lamaterr 4 Pacific Avenue, SANTA CRUZ, BUSY Everythins; for Family Ute CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES wtiot.vjat.v. AND XlXTTAlXt..