Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 3

Liable feir Contempt. Social Hint Personal. jpanto dxui gitiln 5tnfintl NINE TO TWO! J. 0. Tunnor is in San rancisi o.

"Blown I Et. Sentinel: At the regular meeting of the Trustees of the Free Library Tuesday evening it was learned that our City Counoil bad levied Doinga of lie World. RAN FnANCISl'O. The furniture-workers are successful in all but one factory. The furniture-workers struck for nine hours a day Monday.

DR. FLINTS HEART REMEDY Ki White, ot Ciilaluisas, was in town recontly on trial in mo superior Weilnesday. I in liable to got himself into trouble I'has. Lincoln Is speadint; a week 'owjK 0 not warning tho ailmoni-al l'aso Uobles. tjon of (h0 t.01irt lo 10 jllry to "not to THAT WAS OUR RECORD AT MONTEREY, BUT A OTILL BETTEH.

TlTTOnTl TT IS THE FACT THAT THE Finest Groceries, Choicest Provisions, Best and Fruits, AND Freshest KSCFIPTIYE1 rrn rnvnn iXVLAllL JJ.MACK&Ci THEE. Phwwwryrm fcol uncanlnosa tho ngion Otthe huart, aiilitrhiu.a ir. the shoulder, arm Cr under tlte stumMcr bltuin, or when you fel yourself short of breath whftj rxTcisitif your heart hu inloUof brnlmir fat you hi heart mid BhouM tako It. Flint's Heart ltamedy. 01.ru).

Ioscrlpth trcttty wiUi otch botUe, or mailed free. HAMBURG FIGS. Thci' is no lomedy which can rival IUmlmrtt Figsfc sick-hcadachc Their action in prompt ftndetlicWitaathuir WmUi 36 cento. At all amenta, or ruldresn J. MA CH CO, Ufuid 11 i'rutit St Sun FrauciMu).

Mos I Complete Grocery House io Town IS KEPT BY T. D. WITHERLY, Odd Fellows' Building, Pacific Santa Cru, Be Pake Jewelry Store! HADKK UKIiXIIKIM. Proprietors. At 252 PACIFIC AVENUE, SANTA CRUZ, one or mo jurors in inn inim, mw, or with any one else on any subject connected with tho trial or lo form or express anv opinion tboren until tho case la finally submitted lo Ihnin." IHiring tho trial tho juror referred to wont to (loo.

Slalllor's store and iJ. Capelli'a boarding house, the places where the furniture is stored, I examined the furniture and conversed about the case. The Juror may have boen innocent In regard to bis misconduct, but tho law (loos not recognize iunoceiico or this nature The law does not thank jurors for going on an in vestigating tour to ascertain for themselves the facts in a caso. To give the porson on trial a fair hoaring the law prosutnes Hint only tho evidence and facts brought before a jury in Court should I io beard. If this juror is brouuht before the Court for contempt he will eltlior havo to plead deafness or emotional insanity or aoniething else beforo ho could answer tho ques tion as to why he disregarded the Judge's admonition.

See. 1,122 of tho Penal Codo says: l'he jury must also, at each ad- joiirnmunt or the Court, whether per milted to soliarato or kept in charge of 'ollicors, bo admonished by the Court that it is their duty not to con verse among themselves or with any one else on any subject connected with tho trial, or to form or express an opinion thereon until the caso is ilnally submitted to them. Subdivision 2 of Sec. 90 of the Ponal Code says: Every juror or person drawn or summoned as a juror, or chosen arbitrator or umpire or appointed reforee, who either willfully and corruptly permits any communication to be made to him, or recoivos any book, paper or instrument or information relative to any cause or matter pending boforo him, except according to the regular course of proceedings; Is punishable by tlno not exceeding live tliousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the Slate Prison not exceeding rive years. Heath ot Hawaiian Prince.

His I Ugliness Prince Kdward Abel Keliiahonui, who bas spent a number of summers in Santa Cruz, breathed ills last at Iolaui Palace, Honolulu, on Sept. 24th. For some timo ho had been prosecuting his studies at St. Matthew's Hall, San Mateo, and was taken ill. The resident physician at St.

Mathews thought it best lor the young prince lo be sent to his native land, and consequently ho arrived in Honolulu, on the Australia, but iu such a weak condition that ho bad to bocirriofl from Llio htonmer to a car- mgo. Arriving at the I'alace medical f-t 7. c3 f-t bD DC 4 Org Cl 0 I 1 IS NOW OPEN, having been thoroughly remodeled, und an entire new stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES PLACED THEREIN. The store is one of the handsomest this side of San Frnn- CISCO. Its proprietors invito Mrs.

rmra AiimiiM will leave tins morning for San Kiunuisro, whore fiho will visit for a wotik. W. AI. Aiken, who was present at the Grand Army Knoanipiiient at St. Louis, is now hi Chicago.

"Dick" Peverell, tiio leader of tho First Infantry, I'. 8. Hand, whose term expired this week, has and intends to tako a thirty days' furlough, which he will spond in thi.s city. F. I'.

Sherman, K. J. Doyle, F. liar, hour, L. Schranz, 11, Dinkenspiel, K.

Lie Zaldo, H. Aoosla, J. O. Valdoz, K. Moore and wifo, Sail Francisco; II.

H. NoMtrank, and wife, J. W. Payne, Now York; F. F.

Stark, MIssC. Stark, iiakland, aro at tho Pacilic Ocean House. II. C. Hubbard, of San Fernando, Los Angelos for eight years a resident of Santa Cruz is, in company witli his wife, a daughter of Senator Maclay, in this cily.

Air. Hubbard is a brother-in-law of It. F. Porler, and speaks glowingly of tho big changes taking place in the south land. 0.

O. Ilatnman, whoso familv spoilt the summer in this city, rosidiug at the corner of ission and liay and who paid Messrs. Simpson iv. Makinney for a place located north of the lturt'iior tract, bave re- turuod to their Tulare homo. Iluring the winter Mr.

lliiimuaii will i-onin to Santa Cruz, put his ground in order and in tho following March commence the erection of a liomo. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. L. Schwartz, at their residence on Miasion gave a reception in honor of the birthday anniversary or their sou Joseph, and to Miss l'aiilina Blum and Henry llorsher.

Until eleven o'clock tho evening was pleasantly spent with games and music, and at that hour the guests wore in vited Into the dining-room, where all sat down to supper, which included palatable viands, confectionery, fruits, ice-cream and wines. After un hour or more spent at the tahlo, which was arranged so admirably us lo elicit compliments to the hostesa' good taste, toasts wore proposod anil responded to. It was after midnight before the guests returned to their homes, after passing a delightful evo-ning. Tlic Bitumen Pavement. Hun.

A. Walrath and Per- rino were in this cily for Hie purpose of settling a matter concerning the right of way from the petroleum de posits owned by tho former through I. L. Thurhor's land. For several days teams hauling petroleum bave been prevented from going across Thurber's property, but the matter was amicality settled by tho gentlemen, and tho teams will ho permitted to go through.

There is close competition in the bitumen business in San Francisco, thero being three firms engaged in handling it. Tito consequence is that the bitumen is now being sold at low figures, thus enabling tho property owners to lay down pavements at a price much less than if only one firm controlled its sale. "Santa Cruz," said Mr. Perriue, who ii Walrath's agent, "is the best paved city to-day in tho State, and as a place for invost-montl would reeomuieiid it before any othorcity. With the bitlllllellas cheap as it now is the sales will ho increased as tho people will got tho benefit." A Wonl lo die Fair F.n.

In view of tho approaching Fair I would say a few words in bohalf of ihe women, partic. ularly of the woinon from the coun try. F.vory man who is employed about the Pavilion, even if he only drivos a nail, is paid for his time. Tho women, on tiio contrary, work hard all day, and thoso from the country aro also askeil lo help and bring In Mowers, forns anil foliage. ineycannui come to town witiiout bringing a horse, which costs thorn 125 1 cents, and cents for their own din- uer.

While no one asks for money for the assistance they givo tho Fair Association, would it not bo well for the managers to provide hay and a freo lunch ror thoso whose help is so oenenciai to uiemr A Woman Fiiom the Coi ntiiv. From the Recorder's Office. Keporied for tho Oaii.y Skntinki. It. E.

M-A-KIXTTE-ST. Hturrhfr Itacnrtln, Sutttrf i'ufiliv nnil f'nn wya nrrr: RKAL KMT ATK THAN-SFlillS. L. lii-i-k, Simpson Hint Mtikhiney to I). 1 1 a nun 7, nml I- In Itloi 10, on Ki nnelli uln-et, In the Itiivohn park Kunia Cruz, fti.HM.

Miirtinrel ('. I'itrnirn lo Willie K. Felker A rilil of wily for ii rouil in Scot In Vul-lev, F. A. Mthn to Itose Met JM ley Lot Mul 12 if lhe A in vo 'Inii't, Sun hi I'm.

Kdwanl Klikpntrick to .1. N. Itovse, Frtiiik O'Nell ami Kilwanl 'N ell A luinl mrr Keren of Ihe Knnrlm ijorra I IIik, rt'l'hos. lluhhunl to IVrklm Heres untie of NW'j, See. III K2W, M.

II. IT ii Ion Mill A I.nuitur Co. to PerklliN-liHten ill Sit. 10 2 It 1H store and inspect the varied assortment of Jewelry which has just been received at their establishment. Prompt Attention Given lo Repairing Jewelry.

WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. VKgTake anything that's broken to RADKE BKRXHEDI, 252 Pacific Av. Kiiio-lm Hid was mimmonod, ami it was found Kd lawyers, that ho was sullbriny from an attack We should then bo enabled to es-f typhoid favor, with very little hope tblish and care for a Free Public Lief rocovorv. Ho gradually grow l'ary in Santa Cruz that would be a worse and died at tlireo o'clock in valuable Institution, and do more than the afternnon. Tho funerul services i1111? one thinS within the power of tank plm-e on Sept.

liSih, the llishup of our cilv to attract a much NEW STYLES ii Oh! My, George, How the magnificent sum of S4 cents oil each 810(1 for the support of the Free Library. This is a little more than one-half of the levy last year. And in view of this fact tho undersigned, by a motion and second of his own, was to ele. vate the Council to the easy viow of an intelligent and reading public In common languago, to "blow thorn up." Such a proceeding just now would hardly remedy the matter, bowovor much our Council may deserve the explosion. "Tho evil mon do lives after them but let us not forget the good, and bury it with their bones.

Feeling an abiding confidence in the members of this Council that they would stand by the best interests of our city, morally and intellectually, as woll as financially, the Free Library Trustees did not labor with the Council beforehand to secure a favorable levy for this important public trust. The Council should havoarison to the occasion. Instoad, they have fallen to the dust. And I would ask the 1,000 or 1,500 readers of tho Public Library whether our seemingly progressive Council does not need a little inflatim, a little "blowing up," for thus neglecting so necessary an institution as the Free Library for the growing city of Santa Cruz. I say necesnary.

l''or what is a com. muuity worth, what inducements are there In any community to attract the most desirable kind of population that does not foster all the means for obtaining knowledgoand intelligence? Sewer bonds, tire department and river improvements aro all worthy objects. These aro lor the preservation and improvement of health and property. There ia a moral, intellectual and mind improvement more important to our welfaro than either, that City Councils and other governing bodies can not safely ignore. And yet in order, apparently to economize, our otherwise progressive Council, represented and controlled ostensildy in the Interest of Santa Cruz juvenility, have neglected their own best interests, and are willing to provide a sum barely sufllcient to pay fur the care of such valuable books as we have, without the meaus of material increase.

I think the Council should levy the full amount authorized by law 10 cents on each -over and abovo They are clearly municipal tax. authorised to do this; a fact that two least of tho Council muat know, bo- needed kind or population to oui Paoe Wo CB but foel lllL our Conn icil nas doMO a unexpected nnd unworthy of them; and we siuoerely hopo they ill, as soon as may bo In their power, do something that may, to a certain extout, at least remedy (his unfavorable action. C. L. A.

The Liltle Pct( Disclosures. Let the Chinaman pong Ching, hotter knoA-n as ''Little l'do," first tell his story. He says that while in the County Jail he sent for Lyman I. Alowry and told him that for Chris Buckley, Lowenthal and Dris-coll had agreed to guaranleo him against conviction and the penitentiary; that ho had paid the money, but that ho had been nevertheless convicted and sentenced, and that Uuckley, Driscoll fc Co. refused to ro-turn the money.

To this Mr. Mowry replied that "Littlo Pete's" evidence on such a matter was valueless till It was corroborated. The Chinaman retorted that documentary corroboration of his statements could be obtained In the safo of Wong Ling on Commercial street. Mowry communicated with Stewart Meuzies, foreman of tho Grand Jury; the latter procured from Jm'tfo Coirey a sea re h-warraut, and after a tussle with oer. tain Deputy iSherills, the contents of the safo were secured.

Among these wore a telegraphic correspondence be-twoeu Chris Uuckley and "Little Pete's" partner, and a cash account showing that a sum of 110,389 was raised by subscriptions and loans among the Chinese lo aid "Little Pete," and that nearly the hole of this sum was disbursed to various parlies whose names aregiveu. Call, A I'BPt'ul I'recautinti. It Is a useful preeiiution for tho lourint, ttie cotninerciai traveler, or I hu einlKritiii llio West, lo lake a I out HoNtetter'n stoniHcn Hitters. InvaltdN who truvcl by Hteiuiiboiit or mil should piovide themselves with It, in ioder to prevent or remedy the naiiseti which the jarring and vlhriilion of vehicles often causes theiu. Vastly preferable is it for this slnipl, hnl needful purpose, In the heady unmedieiiled Ntimuleiits of com-j meroe, uii hoard ship, it not only umie-j dies sen nickncss, hut neutralizes Ihe pernicious ctl'ccts of wuler slightly hrnckUh, which, if unqualified, Is apt lo nive rise to Irregularities of ihv hinvels, rranips In the abdominal region, and dyspepsia.

To the uerlal poison of malMrlu It is an ettlcienl anll'loie. sick headache, heartburn, and wind upon the stomach, are promptly banished ly it. It healthfully stimulates the Itliloeys and hladder.and nullifies the early symptoms of rheumatism. A scheme to build a harbor of refuge at Sania Monica is said to be un der consideration by the Santa Ke Railroad Company. The plan willne-! cesnitate a stouo mole similar lo that aL Dakland.

A Kt'tiiPfly ill Kidney AtVcctinn. My kliineys were so atlert4'd I have ii compel led to L'et up as much as fen times tn niie night. 1 had pains In my side, hark and left shou ldel and when doM) euiilil hurdlv rise. I Was unable (o bend my body without un-at pain. 1 Irled Miiunicnis Li er Ueulaior and my condl- Hon has jiiiproved so mneh that I hurdlv feel iiny nf my old trouble W- JollssuN, Fx press Auent, Macon, Un.

Twelve young persons of MaitinN Furry, Ohio, ure to ho tiicipliiioo' hyi tho Presbyterian Church In which' they helontf for dancing. i At inifht always have Ai'kiT'a linliyi is he mv Nt Till KNDAY. OCTOHKB 6, IHN7. ACTUAL CIRCULATION TO-DAY IU32 Hun October 0 -Hiseti, 0:02: seta, I riOTtlnr'N TviiiiHTMlnrff. iihii iiIh'U Thermometer.

JOTTINGS The Sail Vioento YVeiliinmluy 110(1 pouiuls of freight. Also giasMcut to all hIou at WilWty's Hardware The Los Angeles, on her way south, will call in port this afternoon. Join the WritiuR Class at Chosuiit-wood's llusiness College, Oct. litli. The (iypBy on Wednesday carried away 125 barrels of lime for San Luis Obispo.

The Kvonlng School at Chennut-wood's llusiness L'ollego will open Oct, 17th. Mr. Mitchell, of Nan Jose, is building a oottage at Heabright which will cost J00 when completed. Special advantages given to mer chants and clerks at the Kveuiug Nchool at Lhesnutwood's Business College. Pilklngton, lias recently fiuished a house containing seven rooms on Railroad and costing 92,1100.

J. Hernheini Co. sell more Groceries than any other store In town and sell them at the lowest figures ONSibie. 5 A tramway on which to haul baggage, lias been laid down in the passage-way at the side of the Opera i louse. iwo tliousand sacks of seed oats and 'MO cords or nine stovo wood for sale choap ror cash by Win.

Kly, the pioneer wood merchant and grain dealer. 1 There are enough stakes driven in Hrancirorte tracts or land for lots that if each lot were occupied the population would be increased to 10,000. Now is the time to buy buggies at a bargain at K. Howman's Santa Cruz carriage works. Call and see his new lot of vehicles recently roceived fi-niii the Kast.

Miss Mollie I'heian made the children or the School of tho Holy Cross most happy Wednesday morning by sending them a bountiful sup. ply of choice candies. The best assortment of (ientlemen's Furnishing (ioods and Hats at positively tlm lowest prices. At J. IlKBNHKIM C'O'S.

Krank James was on Wodnesday sentenced by Judge Md'anu to four months' Imprisonment In the county jail for obtuiniiigasiiitor clothes from Jease Cope under raise pretences. Frozen Oysters in cans at the California Market. l.aill nml Uciillemi'ii, liefore buying your Hoots and Shoos, examine J. Hornheiin stock. They aell the best gooils for tho least money.

5 The following named pupils have entered Chesnutwood's Business Col-logo)recently: Fannie Loouils, Katie Nolan, of Santa Cruz; J. W. ltoss, or Modesto; l'olly A. Duttnn, of Noquel. I.ONI, Hunch of keys on a triangle ring, three Hat and two hollow; please return to Mr.

ifc Mrs. Morns' l'lmto Parlors. We have just received rrom New York a beautiful new tluo of Men's anil Hoys' Clothing, among which we havo 100 Men's and Young Men's ai.l-wool Hnxony Cassimere Suits, which we ofler at the special prlco of Jill a suit. J. Ukhniikim Co.

5 Tho residents or Ilrauciforte are anxious ror the City Water Works to extend mains through that village, and con (ideully assort that the revenue will bo Increased (200 a month thereby. To-morrow night at the Pavilion will be the event of the season. 1 New Arrivals. Our fall and winter stock of Dry and Fancy Uooda have nearly all arrived. We are now prepared to show the most olegent selection that has ever reached Santa Cruz.

Prices to suit every one. J. Hkrniikim A Co, ('has. Treat, the young man who sold furniture which did not belong to him, and spent the proceeds in riotous living, was on Wednesday sentenced to one month in the county jail. The sentence was mado light owing lo the ill health of the prisoner.

Mrs. Wright, who owned the furnl-ture, is alKut to coinmotice suit for its recovery from tho parties to whom Treat sold it. Ladies, do not forget the business mooting of the W. C. T.

II. lo.day at v. In Y. M. C.

A. Hall. Tlu-y are Beauties. Our new stylo or Indies' and Misses' Walking Jackets, Just arrived from the Hast. We invite the Ladies ol Santa Cruz and vicinity to call and give them an inspection before purchasing elsewhere.

6 J. Hkhniiium Co. --The Ijiwor California npubliabed at F.usoiiada, Lower California, says: Mrs. Douglas, nf Santa Cruz, who is at present in tiio city, may be seen daily disporting herself far out beyond the float, here none but the most daring male swimmers may venture. Mrs.

Douglaseu-joys the distinction of being tho best swimmer on tho Pacltlc coast. She is generally accompanied by horcharm-llig daughter. Miss Illancho, who is also quite a natatorial artiste. Pint to Uaitzoui. while nuikiiiif wine1 at San lternardino, fell into a tub and; a lot ttf buckets fell on l.im ami broke i his liaek, from which he died.

IVrrainal. i hear liro. Mkkk, "The Central MellMHUsl'Calletlshuix, Ky. I Nee III (lie lust, "t'elltlill" that you waul usick headache remedy. 1 mi tiered from siek headai'lic, almost from iiifaiie and tried every remedy I could k'et, hut ne er found aiivlhliiK to ilo uie kh! mil II 1'isedsimii Liver Itcnulalor.

1 feel loivmie ttial sullem Willi thai terrible I hope you wlh ilve it itU ial. 1 liroWUHVllle, W. VlL ParllnH riK'ontly from the gold Holds southern Monterey counlv reHirt 'y l. ihidH tloro, Arnlra Naivn. I he liest SaU 4, I I I I i I 1 I I 1 Was the exclamation of a young damsel to her lover, Who had just donned a suit of fine clothes made by RUSTEMEYER, the Leading Merchant Tailor.

At H'J I'uilllc Avcmir, Hu la Cruz, Cal. A proposition is on foot to organize a society or exempt militiamen. (Jeorge Flournoy wilt assist in the prosecution of Robert F. Morrow. OUie Uutchlns has been arraigned on a second charge of misdomeanor.

Thomas W. ilaynos a'tomptod suicide to avoid being beaten by bis wife. Frank Nerdegoem was severely beaten for attempting to protect a woman. An autopsy showed that tho babo found in a valise on Scott street was not murdered. The suit of Julia Willsenstoiii vs.

the Sutter street Company was com. promised ror f.1,000. The Survoyor-Oonoral has received a list of mining patents recently issued by tho Department of the Intorior. Consul Bee and Dopuly Collector Seott aro preparing to hinder the Oneanio'H cargo of Chinese woinon from landing. Mary Von, the slayer of (Joorge W.

Bishop, was convicted of murder in the first degree with tho penalty ilxed at Imprisonment for life. SheriirMoMaun, Judge Toohv. At torney Stonohill and Chris Buckley deny disclosures made in the contempt case In Judgo Coney's court. The Mechanics' Institute voted to purchase a new Pavilion site In the block bounded by Fifteenth and Six teenth, Harrison and Folsom streets. THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Redwood Citv Democrat has been attached. A sloop. load of contraband Chinese are in limbo at Seattle. Citizens petition for a street railway iraucoise at ios uatos. A Chico butcher was robbed of $54 by a masked highwayman.

A valuable horse owned by L. Bauer, of San Jose, was burned. Portland job-printers demand ton hours' pay for nine hours' work. Sergeant Washington was killed by Private Collins near Fort Duchesne. Vlticulturista are complaining of the too rapid ripening of the grape crop.

J. A. P. Kasprai bas been arrested for passing a forged check at San Jose. Alviu Joslyn's famous diamonds were seized for taxes Mondayat Butte, M.

T. Keruendo Conde, a Mexican at Fresno, stabbed his wife and then committed suicide. A fire in Timothy Hopkins' barn at Kedwood City Tuesday destroyed worth of property. The Atchison, Topekaand Sauta Fe has put on a sleeping-car service be tween Denver and Santa Fe. Two of the firemen who wrecked the station-house and telegraph of fice at Stampede, W.

bave been ar rested. Henry Fine was sentenced at Mo desto to two years' imprisonment and 8500 ttno for assault with a deadly weapon. Newton Azbeil was committed to prison without bail at Salinas Monday to await trial for the murder of McArdie and Keardon. George ltoworlan wounded Georire Maddox in the arm at Corvallis Tues day, and in return got a bullot in the head, which may kill him. Mrs.

Lawrey, whose husband shot at her and was in turn shot In the eye uy ner son some lime ago, has been granted a divorce at Nevada City. The Superior Court of Mendocino county has declared illegal on teach-nical grounds the action of the Board of totalization in raising the assess-ment of redwood lauds last joar. EASTERN. Young Hawkins of Islip, L. con-fosses tiiat he killed his mothor.

Porter Ashe's mare Biuette died at Chicago Monday of lung fever. Four persons were killed at St. Louis Muuday by a boiler explosion.1 Four more of the steamer Alesia's, passengers are suffering from cholera. 1 The Crow Indians are causing trouble on their reservation in Judge James Maguire spoke at au Anti-Poverty Fair In New York Tuesday, Delegate Voorhees of Washington Territory is bitterly opposed to Clove-land. A Catholic priest has been olected Principal of a public school at Pitts-burg.

The International Military Encampment at Chicago was formally opened Monday. FOKEIUN. Cardinal Dominiouo Bartoliui is dead. King Maliotoa of Samoa Is a captive on a German gunboat. On account of the stench arising from the millions of dead salmon In the McCloud river, says the Yreka Union, trout fishing alonir that stream robbed of its charms.

The smell of tho decayed fish is attracting bear by the wholesale Kiipiil Hcullny: uf the Heart. Whenever you feel an uticusIhosh In the region of the heart, a hHIiI pain In thu shoulder, arm, or uixlcr the shonldei-bladc, or hen you rliul yourself kIioi! of hretith when or yourheurl has nerlols of liciitlnif fast, vou have heart illseasc and should tako Ir. Flint's Heart remedy. At drioftflstn, Descriptive treatise with each hot lie; or adilress .1. J.

MackA- H. K. rouimissioner Sparks has denied the application for a preliminary fur-; vey of tlie Peralta land claim, in Ari zona. 1 r. E.

Wiley. 14(i ChamloiN Now York Cily, snys tlml. Ay4r's Stirmijcirilln riin-il him of ilryumi scaly humor, from wlilHi Inn I sulh-nil Intolerably. He adils: "I i ell re IS hi tine to Avar's Sin rllta." Silpa- -1 7 THE S.NT. CRUZ COUNTY FAIR For lhe KxhiMthm of the proiliu-ts or Cruz t'oiiulv, will be hehl In the Under the Auspices of the Fair Hulhlinir Association and the Santa t'lur Hourt! of ArU'tilturi1, opeuliiK Weiliit'siliiy Evening, October ll'lh, AND CtlNTINTlNU TIIL'IISIIAV, FRIDAY and SATLKIIAV, Sutiii'tlay Octohrr .41 II o'clock IV n.

1 Mil PRICES OF ADMISSION I'muiII) n'iiiiii lick ft Nt MI iikIc Mcaotmi Ticket nu nIiikIk Ailmllliui tt5 iiiiiIit ri tiir in II Cusili Priniiimiw In llisllilllltl'll. rilKMll'M LIST. S. BLODGETT, MunnKor. I.

II. hi As, 'lHTI-SllOlnihll S'i of in of a In On I pi the he and i In I six A I NEW STORE GRAND INAUGURAL CLEARANCE SALE 09 i CO PC PC CO PC PC i 6 UN. McCANN Real Estate! Koiiini 3 nml -I, i. o. i ribi)i(i.

A BARGAIN! House and barn; young or chard; city water, about one acre of land; situated on Branciforte A $1,100. Lot, anfl House and Lot, For Sale. OFFER FOR HALE A LOT, 100x100 ft'rt, corner church HL and Chestnut Av. Terms 011 uy. Also, a coiffure ami Int.

Church fit the house contidninir Hewn mmiiR. huth nnrt closets. The lot In feet, Independent of alley, the use of which poos with the house. DUNCAN Mrl'HEKNON JAS. O.

WANZEH, IIOUAI WANZEU AVANZEIi Surveying, Abstracting and Conveyancing! tronit anil Ncci(il Attention iJiv-cn lo Kolnry I 11 III if HiiNlneim nuil 4J4iitrRl Acrounlliig-. NO REAL ESTATE BOUGHT OR SOLD. OFEICE: No. 1 Park Phu-e. one ilimr south of ttie 1'iicltic uceau lloiibo.

Hpl-t-lf Ordinance No. 129. ORDINANCE NO. OF THE CITY of Kuuta crux, entitled an ordtmmce levying a lux upon the real and personal property of the City of Santa Cruz, Ktate California, for the AhchI vear lxs.7-!. The Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sauta Cruz do ordain follows: SECTION i.

Under ami ly virtue of the Acts of the Legislature of the State of California, and conformity therewith, and under and by virtue of the ordinances of I he said Cit Mania Cruz, and In conformity there with, there is heretty levied a tax for city purposes of said City, for the lineal year 1KS7-1SS8, on all the real and personal property within said city limits (except such propertya isexompt from taxation; the sum of fifty cents on each one hundred dollars valuation of cold taxable properly; which Kaid sum of tlfty cents is hereby levied for each fund, as follows: For the General Fund, tho sum of twen-ty-lhree cents; for the Hewer and Drainage Fund, the sum of one cent; for Die Fire Fund, the sum of five cents; for the Free Library Fund, the sum of three and one-half cents; for the River Improvement Fund, the sum ot one-half cent; for Sinking Fund, to pay principal of bonded indebtedness, evidenced by municipal iiuprovenu nt bonds of IKK7, tlie hum of lif-tecn cents: for interest on said bonded In debtedness, the sum of two cents, on each one hundred dollars vulualiou of properly. SECTION n. This ordinance shall take effect and be force from and after Its passage and approval. Passed by the following Votes: Ayes, Couueilmen Kron, Jeter and Sklrmj'ab-sent, Councilman Swanton. I hereby approve tlie foregoing ordinance this third day nf October, tsM7.

ItOllEKT EFFEY, Mayor of I he City of Santa Cruz. Attest: V. 11. Ill as, City Clerk. ocMOt the cornor of Pacific and Walnut avenues, ix the best furnished Col.

letfo room in tho State. The must (popular School on the (oast. Pu-I I can en I or at any lime. Ladies (admitted to all the departments of College. No classes individual Instructions givon.

The pupil can therehy advance an rapidly aa bis ahil'ty will jrmlt, and he will not kepL back by others of lean talent application. All graduates will heroine thorough acconntiinlN and elegant penmen and only such will receive otir College IiplniiiH. We are determined that no one shall hold our Diploma unless ihornuelily (jiialitled. Only att ordinary common school ed uciitlon is squired to enter the Husl-; ness Course. Fupils found deficient mathematics will receive special attention in that branch.

Terms, ho months, IJimhI Itonrtl nml lloolii can lie Oh. tulniMl lr Mitt er Mnlt. Preparatory and Shorthand BEPAIITMENT! Willi NmilNlt itml lavo Ihhiii aililoil. c-w Visitors are alwayn Mulcoinn. For fnrlhor piirtli'iilnrs aililros.s thi' I'ritH'ipal.

.1. A. i'iiksnutwooii. Itnx 43, Sania Cruz, Cat. (juulv Kafloi'V I KAhOlWUTKKS l-'OH TH I'ltKMl! It.

i 'iiiiiiuii Maniifii lurtnu 'iS '-holier, tlotuliiiK Klut'k, Mi ion Commenced on MONDAY MORNING AT iiiiiiiiiiinnTTmrninmniniiiiiniiiinTOiTTmQTTiTTmiiniiiiiiiiniA mi the public to call at the new XEW CLOTHS! Nice You Do Look!" NEW TAILOR! for the Celebrated French Trri.ie, Post Office, Santa Cruz. I The ARCADE FOR 10 DAYS ONLY, lluiwiulii oJlieiatiutf. The deceased 1'rinee was born at Kuahm, Jlnunhdii. May, 13. 18(19, con- -se(iiotity was IS years, 4 months and 8 old at the time of liiet death, llin 'athor wun David Kahalepouli Pii- ikoi, and his mother her lute Koyai Highness Princess Kekanlike, sistor to iim- Majo.sl Queen Kapiulani, a de-j soeiiiJiipt of tho Keawo line of Hawaii, and the sumo Keawe line of the branch, Kammmlii, the last King of Kauai.

Out) of tho most harrowing spectacles ever Heen or hoard of is furnished by an Oakland magistrate sentencing anothor to jail for ootitempt. Judge Groyne mado a ruling in the Oakland City Justice of tho Peace caso, which Honshaw iirnored. Juil.ro oreono then tinod tho recaleil rant Jus- lil(e wit, )f 600 jMli Bllll lhe Supreme Court having sustained the sentonee, there mmm to bo no tmm Hon. 8law says bo will go to jail rather tlu (jlle 4'nn'l Moi'p Ninhts In the complaint of tliiiusiuiiis sulli'i-liiu' from Asl hum, 'on-minill(Hi, ('i)Uirhs, we. Did you ever try ArkcrN Kiitfltsh Kwni'dy? II Is the bent pivpnniilnii known for'nll Luiik Tnm-idt'K, snhl mi it positive Kintranlee at llV 0t .1.

(1. Taunt- DnijfKipit. It will not be possible for tho British (iovenimont to put all the tenants of relit nd behind prison walls, oreveu thoso of them who are desirous of home rule. Nor doos it expect to. Its objoct is clearly to lay the leading agitators by tho heols and thus prevent them from Inciting tho people to violence when evictions aro being carried out.

The Irish people without tho agitators would be like whoop without a shepherd. As for Michael 1-avilt's trip to America, i. doubfleas moans more funds. lux oi fiu, u(to on an winerooins, au- no mires that as tho people scorn tode- Hiro a strinL'OIlt. lliirh liennfl )nw.

Iim will aid them to the extent of executive ability. his lliliy f.lrk, wovothti hhTi.ii, Wl.pri Bh w.vs .1 Child. tio nr.l Vlicn siift Im-anid Miss, iio chin- to Cunlurl. ft'Ucu alio Cliildr. ii, iie ihoa Ctor Tho railroad lawyers think that llotVmun's dissoulin opinion is un-'onslitulinal." Tho point is this: tho government claims per cent.

of ho net earninirs of the C. P. H. jiiud want lo know where tho money i I are the best llbuid Klixlr 1 for all ini- 1 Oi Miehvliabh it ilepell.l llpoll. ias he.

prcsciili. m( Id Me.lli Aeke very form nf ir MereiiriiH ills- ible. Kor Itlieiiiinitisin, ha. .1. I iiinier, 'onyresn in Inoki'il In for hoiiih tiotl-uilo anion in tho ruses whom Chinpno arc into Ihis rountry from Hi ii Mi As tho lii' in at nicseni a eotivii'lc'l cunirrtliHnil can not I to ii'IihscI tlLlmui M-i nur "ii 1 i ii r'H I II i ii ii I 1 1 I Is Mil' on ly III i mil li.

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nil Klii-iiiiinlii- iitnl Nt'iiriiluiii Wi- II. .1. ti. i in liititilst. Miilnii nave hckiiii hid cmhiii-ciiiiiiii hi llin hlllll lii'i'llsn lx.

I i i I i Kowler Pope to Ahrihnni M. KriiriMU Governor Gordon, in signing tho it 111 Hli.l II in Itlock l-'or (lift Soillh- i i.ii n.Nteni A.idntou loSHntarruz.Mu., uieroom lull, recently adopted by llenry K. v. I ilt-lthe Legislature, imposing a Iii order to make room for our New Fall Goods, which are arriving from the East dailv. Everything in our establish ment will be marked down to BEDROCK PRICES.

3FL tocx 333. ber FO.J TlCs DAYS OlSTLY navies, HoheYi Orion, Sin-rill, to K.Cunl-, on (Mr voiilli Mile (, mill slivcl, Hindu Ciuz, MOHiMAUKS 1'IWOIl. for DUmI. liKI.KAsKll. release ii iiinrmu-r of A.

It. rollick. The attempt of Congressman More of Massachusetts lo bring a tuelvo-hiiiid red-dollar diamond brooch through lhe Ciistom-houso in his pocket is worst than that of the faMhioniible young lady who tried to bring through a inillinory store in hoi hustle. Moro is a Democrat. Ilo also a civil Nerviee.

reformer. I iiueressarv Misir. Probably as iiiin ihmtv fi comsiii.hu.o, a- ho of the fnii. lii.iis i.f the iu and II is ditllriill i. eur.

for the rn inai no one nu. io take ihe hat ii usually l- preplll'ed 'it iv 1 1 im 1 1 they Will he found ph nv.iiM., Weiheii and clol'li' o. r--ni-. dl llULlslM. .1.

.1. Maeli A i pi Mini Fraiic'seo. J. M. ji youth of Iv years of ntio, ha-s Leeu ai rcsi Hull Jose on a charge of fopery 1 jteleyiiitn from Thoinasv illo, fin.

-I Pain ia the Hark nml Hips. let Fifth Hetn.it, 1 hi A vea at'o I was la ken with seven III HIV back and hips. eoiitioil ynW Ul.tsc iinlil I In Kt'ri I trletl st t'inl IImi vr I I- I niriiui'ii I'll i- III tWi'll-ililinly i I I 'vl'iM illl I'lll'i'il ii. AII, kN I'lnsn is. i Mi lit km v.

i I x. Hoviil Wo Solo 15. Corsets. Awnts III THE ARCADE! cliwartz tSc; Buckley ni ml. It Ik the niilv 111.

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